Charitable activities Charities

Fund raising by members' donations and by fund raising at social events. Annual distribution of funds to other Masonic Charities and general National and Local charities. Grants to assist members in financial need.

Provide funds to St.Mary's Gamlingay for the upkeep andd restoration of the church building

Makes grants to other registered charities primarily concerned with health and the relief of poverty.

Ross Educational Foundation offers grants to students up to the age of 25 whose homes are within the boundaries of Ross Urban or Ross Rural Parish Council. Grants are awarded for books, equipment, etc, to students following higher education courses & those learning professional or skilled trades. Students studying music & other arts may also apply.

Makes grants to the elderly and others in need who are residents of the Parish of Chalfont St.Peter.

Make grants to individuals and makes grants to organisations including schools, charities etc

To make grants to assist in the education of school children

Distribution of grants to elderly in the parish of Milton

Grants to persons resident in the former Borough of Tiverton for recreational purposes.

Our purpose is to provide entertainment and an opportunity for socialising in a village where there is no pub, shop or other place for villagers to meet up. We have a structured programme of events and add to these throughout the year as we feel the village would like. These include a weekly soup gathering, harvest supper, christmas party, summer feast, quiz nights and others

The advancement of public education through the study of Local History in the former County of Huntingdonshire, now part of Cambridgeshire.

Within the parishes of Ampthill and Meppershall, to make grants for repairs or maintenance of any voluntary aided school or to persons under the age of 25 in connection with their education having regard to the promotion of education in the principles of the Church of England.

Grant making trust

The trust supports deaf people who wish to continue or return to study.It does this by making small cash grants to individuals, to buy books and equipment to support them in their studies, and to organisations that work with deaf people.

Grant making, for young persons under the age of 25 who reside in the Parish of Great & Little Hampton, for education purposes.

The objects of the charity as contained in its constitution are to help children and adults to overcome the problems of dyslexia and associated learning difficulties by:Providing human resources; Providing care and counselling; Providing advocacy, advice and information.The principal activity for the financial year under review was to help children and only limited guidance given to adults.

The Trust issues small grants to students within the restricted area of the old Parish Councils of Sandwith and Rottington and a small section of Abbey Vale estate, St Bees.

From our income received from rental of agriculture land we apply this to grants to students for further education - universities etc.

To provide for the advancement of education of any individual person who is or has been a Chorister or admitted as a Singing Boy in the Choir of Canterbury Cathedral by the granting of scholarships or grants to assist any such person in undertaking any course at any school, college, university, conservatoire or training establishment in the United Kingdom or elsewhere.

The objects of the Society shall be to advance the education of the public in the life and work of William Herschel (astronomer, scientist and musician) and his family, and to encourage greater understanding today of those same subjects.

Grants to Students, Youth, School and local organisations

PSBT delivers public service across the UK through Fixers which engages vulnerable and marginalised young people in using their past experiences to change the future for themselves and others in their communities. We use mass media platforms to extend the reach and value of their work, tackling disadvantage for the benefit of society, building evidence to support change in policy and practice.

Making grants for educational purposes to young persons who have not attained the age of 25 years and who reside, or whose parents reside, in the parishes of Dunchurch and Thurlaston. Also making grants to voluntary organisations which provide educational or certain other benefits for such young persons.

The charity provides grants for young people in the parish of Long Riston and Arnold, to assist with educational needs.

Awards grants to students for academic and personal achievements