Charitable activities Charities

The Charity raises Funds through an annual dinner hosted by sports celebrities, a Father Christmas Sleigh and public collections at super markets. It is the policy of the club that 100% of all proceeds are donated to local causes. To this end the club uses contact with the local authority to seek out deserving applicants for funding.

Fundraising to attain self-sufficiency in creating a legacy for young people. Providing services in advocacy in areas affecting the well-being of the African Caribbean community, including immigration, citizenship, racial discrimination, injustice. Promoting equality and community cohesion. Involvement in issues such as disaffection, gun and knife crime, health issues and care of the elderly.

Solely a grant making charity making donations to charitable organisations at the trustees' discretion.

Awards to aspiring novelists, to encourage people of all ages to read and/or write fiction. Small grants to assist community integration for people with a disability or to facilitate a minimum quality of life for people with a disability. Grants to any individual or group to support a provision in isolated communities.Awards to individual or group who have suffered hardship through injustice.

The charity gives grants to organisations which provide facilities for recreation or other leisure time occupation for the benefit of the residents of Cam.

Awarding grants to suitably qualified pupils within Ogmore Comprehensive School

TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR EDUCATION AND TRAINING SUPPORT

Wilmington WI plays a unique role in providing women with educational opportunities and the chance to build new skills and activities and to campaign on issues that matter to them and their communities.

The Trust provides grants to young people, relating to musical education and instrument purchase.

Grants to local organisations and donations to individuals living in Wiveliscombe inclduding Elderly and grants to young people for educational purposes

Advancing public education and knowledge in archaeology and in Britain's history and historic environment in the area covered by the historic counties of Kent, Sussex and Surrey.

WE PROVIDE A WEEKLY LUNCHEON CLUB. SUPPORT AND ADVOCACY. DOORWAY TO ORGANISATIONS PROVIDING INFORMATION TO FINANCIAL SUPPORT. ASSISTANCE WITH FORM FILLING.WE ARE ALSO THE FIRST PLACE OF CONTACT IF ANYONE HAS DIFFICULTIES NEEDING TO BE ADDRESSED. DELIVERING MEALS TO PEOPLE WHO HAVE COME OUT OF HOSPITAL AND MOBILITY PROBLEMS.

The Company is principally engaged in advancing the education of the public on the theory and practice relating to systems of management control in industrial, commercial, public, and other organisations

TO RELIEVE EITHER GENERALLY OR INDIVIDUALLY PERSONS RESIDENT INTHE AREA OF THE ANCIENT PARISH OF MARSTON WHO ARE IN CONDITIONS OF NEED, HARDSHIP OR DISTRESS. THE TRUSTEES SHALL APPLY THE INCOME OF THEMARSTON CHARITIES TRUST FOR THAT OBJECT BY MAKING GRANTS OF MONEY OR PROVIDING OR PAYING FOR ITEMS, SERVICES OR FACILITIES CALCULATED TO REDUCE THE NEED, HARDSHIP OR DISTRESS OF SUCH PERSONS.

The Botanical Research Fund makes grants to individuals to support botanical investigations of all types and, more generally, to assist their advancement in the botanical field.

FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO SELECTED CHARITIES.

Bringing together women of various age groups to campaign and educate in order to enhance their lives and the lives of their family and their community.The WI annual programme includes, Yoga, performing arts, choir, kitchen band,various craft activities and monthly speakers covering a vast number of subjects.

The object of the Charity is the advancement of the education of the public by the setting up and maintaining in perpetuity a collection of costume accessories and objects from the past and making available the collection as a living display to the public, to art, history and drama students for the purpose of research, and to small conducted parties of children and visually handicapped people.

Educational meetings and grants to other educational institutions to meet the objectives of the trust.

The LPPF awards cash grants to the most outstanding instrumental students at The Royal Birmingham Conservatoire (RBC). The RBC runs an annual concerto competition where, via a rigorous selection process, the 3 best students are selected to perform a concerto/major solo work for their instrument at the annual concerto final where an independent adjudicator awards 1st, 2nd & 3rd prizes.

The activity of the Charity is grants to individuals or other charities for the purpose of advancing religion or education, for the relief of poverty or for other purposes beneficial to the community. The activities cover the UK and areas of the world in need that satisfy these criteria.

To make small grants to individuals within the restrictions of the trust deed.

Making educational grants to individual young people.

The charity continues to give small donations to individuals residing in Biggleswade and donations to local institutions (e.g. the Sue Ryder Care Home nearby) which operate for the benefit of those who reside in Biggleswade.

MAKES GRANTS TO NEEDY INDIVIDUALS IN THE PARISH OF CHURCHSTANTON BY LEASING OUT THE LAND