Charitable activities Charities

The Kiln Family Trust is a grant making trust established in 2020 from funds gifted by the Robert Kiln Charitable Trust. The focus for grants are aligned with the interests of the current trustees which are amateur sport, environment, wildlife and conservation, advancement of health and gender equity and empowerment.

We provide grants to UK registered charities working closely with communities in Africa and India to provide enduring benefits to the most marginalised in those communities

38 Degrees Trust will make grants to other organisations in line with the Trust's objects.

The Crossroads Shop sells donated clothing, books and household goods at low affordable prices as a service to our community. The Crossroads Centre provides rentfree accommodation for recognised agencies to give free advice and information at weekly outreach sessions. Grants are distributed quarterly to local organisations and any individuals working to help others.

Support for those affected by Myelodysplastic Syndrome, ("MDS"), which is a rare blood cancer. We provide: national & regional meetings with specialist speakers, a website & newsletter, campaigning for access to treatment, a networking service for MDS patients to share experiences & support; cooperate with all UK MDS clinical experts; support clinical trials and research into MDS.

To raise money for fabric, equipment & patients of Bridgnorth Community Hospital and a Butterfly Cafe for memory loss sufferers, by running a volunteer led coffee shop and through events, such as coffee mornings, table top sales, grand draws and all the other usual fundraising activities.

To provide an outreach centre for the advancement of Christian religion and Christian faith.There is a coffee shop and area for light lunches. There is also a listening service for members of the public who are distressed or have problems which they wish to discuss with someone in confidence.The premises also regularly hold events promoting the Christian faith.

The promotion of military efficiency by the provision and support of social, sporting and other facilities for the efficiency and well-being of the members of the Officers' Mess. The objects also extend to making grants to any activity which in the opinion of the trustees is in furtherance of the objectives of the charity.

We are providing services from our Centre which include GP/Well Person Clinic, Law Centre/CAB, Quiet room facilities and Women & Senior Citizens Circles. There is a independent children's nursery operating from our premises. We also hire out the halls for different functions. The centre is also used to raise the education standard in the area.

We help charities reconnecting young people to society, through education, job-finding help or other activities, primarily in London. Our maximum grant is 25,000 per annum, for up to 3 years. We do not replace statutory funding or make grants to organisations promoting a particular religious belief unless the work is not for religious purposes and clearly fits our funding guidelines.

To advance the education of the public in the appreciation of fine and decorative arts, in particular OldMaster works of art in the UK and abroad

White Hill Centre provides facilities for recreation, leisure and education for the benefit of Chesham and the neighbouring areas. Our policy is to offer use of premises at very competitive rates with commitment to continue doing so as part of its service to the community.

?Teaching, baptising and nurturing new and existing believers?Offering worship, prayer and learning?Assisting all to develop their knowledge of, and trust in, Jesus ?Provision of pastoral care for people living in the parish?Helping the poor and needy of the parish?Giving grants to missionary organisations ?Outreach by social activities ?Maintaining the fabric of the historic church building.

The charity was originally set up to provide assistance to Jews from Eastern Europe. The charity continues to provide assistance by making grants to applicants with housing or household needs or who require support for emergency accomodation.

The charity supports local diabetes community in Portsmouth and South East Hampshire. We operate 2 diabetes charity shops, provide information, support and encouragement to people with diabetes on the high street. Specific support: books for Desmond Courses, activity course for young people with dabetes, support the paedreatic team with carb & cal books & patch bears help children how to inject,

Maintaining and providing access to a collection of burmese textiles and artefacts, housed at Brighton Museum, and financing various activities at the Green Centre for World Art at the museum and giving grants to students for various educational projects, mainly related to South East Asia.

(1) the advancement of education and training(2) the relief of poverty, sickness and distress(3) the promotion of good health(4) to advance the education of the public on all aspects of child abuse(5) to act as a resource for young people by providing advice and assistance(6) to advance environmental protection, improvement and sustainability

Grant making to UK charities

Provide a range of services for older people, including a day centre 4 x weekly, men's shed, befriending service, social outings, alliance with Citizens Advice Service, access to legal advice, seated exercise and hair and beauty treatments.

The charity makes grants to other charitable organisations

MAKES GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS MAKES GRANTS TO ORGANISATIONS PROVIDES BUILDINGS / FACILITIES / OPEN SPACE PROVIDES ADVOCACY / ADVICE / INFORMATION

The Objectives of the Charity as set out in the Memorandum of Association are:To advance the education of the public in the arts and to advance the arts for the public benefit, in particular but notexclusively the art of drama.

The making of grants to support inter-religious studies.

To improve the quality of lives, independence and community integration of disabled spanish and portuguese speaking people, their carers, families and communities living in London through information, advice, advocacy, representation, interpreting, training, social and cultural events, and volunteer opportunities.

CONTRIBUTION TO REGENERATION OF HEALTH, JOBS AND EDUCATION IMPROVEMENT BY RELIEFING OF STRESS AMONGST THE PEOPLE IN GREATER LONDON WHO ARE ABUSED TO REGAIN CONFIDENCE AND TRUST BY PROVIDING COUNSELING AND ADVICE TO IMPROVE THEIR CONDITIONS OF LIFE. ANDTo promote,redress and eliminate infringement of human rights among the victims of abuse with advocacy - regional and international.