Charitable activities Charities

Charity gives grants to students of Penistone Grammar School

Raise funds for the benefit of Crowborough Hospital, its patients and staff; maintain a hospital shop, operate a Social Day Service at the Hospital Day Centre, and provide transport through 2 wheelchair accessible vehicles utilising volunteer drivers.

THE HUB PROVIDES A RANGE OF ACTIVITIES FOR ALL AGES IN THE COMMUNITIES OF FIR VALE, SHEFFIELD, SOUTH YORKSHIRE. THE HUB INCLUDES OASIS ACADEMY FIR VALE, OASIS ACADEMY WATERMEAD, AND OASIS ACADEMY DON VALLEY. CURRENT ACTIVITY INCLUDES YOUTH WORK, COMMUNITY WORK, FAMILY SUPPORT, FAMILY LEARNING, HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES, ADVICE & GUIDANCE AND ADULT EDUCATION.

The relief of poverty either generally or individually of persons resident in the Parish of Hatfield who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress 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.

Provide grants, bursaries and funding for the education of boys and girls from 3 1/2 years to 18 years of age in Thetford.

Grant giving

Community Grants to individuals and organisations throughout Powys

For the public benefit, to further such charitable purposes according to the law of England and Wales as the trustees see fit from time to time. In particular, to promote for the benefit of the public the promotion of the protection of the environment by providing grants to organisations and projects focusing on the conservation, protection and improvement of the environment.

Activities to improve services provided to cancer patients in Dorset, mainly though the Dorset County Hospital eg funding training and further education for staff treating cancer patients, supporting cancer related research projects through financial contributions, purchasing additional equipment used to treat cancer patients, providing a reflexology service to cancer patients.

The Organisation is an Athletics Club:Provides opportunities for training and competition, makes available facilities, makes available resources including coaching, makes grants to individuals, provides other services including advocacy, advice and information

The WWC provides advice, information, advocacy to African Portuguese Speaking refugees, asylum seekers and migrants. It services are provided in different subjects such as; immigration, housing, welfare benefits, community care, debt/money, education, employment and training, interpreting and translation services. It also carries out home visits.

TO PROMOTE THE BENEFIT OF THE COMMUNITY BY THE ESTABLISHMENT, MAINTENANCE AND MANAGEMENT OF A CENTRE TO PROVIDE RECREATIONAL AND LEISURE FACILITIES. BY ASSOCIATING WITH LOCAL AUTHORITIES, VOLUNTARY ORGANISATIONS AND THE PUBLIC TO ADVANCE EDUCATION IN IRISH HERITAGE, CULTURE, MUSIC, DANCE, SPORT AND THE IRISH LANGUAGE.BY THE PROVISION OF GRANTS AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE.

We run a gift shop on the pier, and operate the entrance kiosk, both manned by a team of volunteers under the leadership of our volunteer coordinator. The profits from our gift shop are used to fund specific projects on the pier. The money raised at the entrance kiosk is passed directly to Bangor City Council to fund ongoing pier maintenance, ensuring a safe future for the pier.

Uses investment income to make grants to individuals and organisations falling within the charities objects - such charitable purposes as the trustees think fit.

to acquire exhibits for the Visitors' Centre and carry out restoration andresearch in relation to the same for the purpose of public display of the saidexhibits and education of the public by the dissemination of the useful resultsof the research conducted and to carry out works for the improvement anddevelopment of the Visitors' Centre

The object of the CIO is to advance education of the public in the history, archaeology, geography, the environment and related aspects of the North Tyne and Redesdale Valleys by in particular but not exclusively:a. the management of a heritage centre in Bellinghamb. the provision for education, study and other suitable facilitiesc. supporting and co-ordinating research and displays

We are a grant giving organisation that awards grants to pet charities or people charities that support people in terms of crisis, particularly food security, homelessness and financial hardship resulting from life changing events such as illness, disaster or other crisis.

The charity provides a focal point for the community of Morvah and surrounding district. It provides educational and leisure workshops for all ages. We provide concerts, poetry, talks and films. We have strong links to the art and crafts and provide a showcase in the gallery and coffee shop to emerging artists. The schoolhouse is the polling station for Morvah at election times.

Provide accommodation for women in need in Parish of Great Bookham.Provide grants to people in need in District of Mole Valley.

The charity makes grants to registered charities, organisations with charitable objects which are exempt from the requirement for charitable registration and which are based in the U.K., and other charitable causes.

Makes grants to other charities

We specifically offer support to community people in organising outdoor community events like recreational activities, education and training, creating necessary awareness and campaign on healthy living, faith/religious needs, providing food support, counselling, advice and advocacy , pastoral care, youth empowerment, support and IT and administrative support to members of the community 000

ZAMCOG provides grants in support of the education and care of orphans and vulnerable children, principally at schools in the Kabwe area, Zambia. The charity funds primary and secondary education, care homes for children to provide a secure living environment, transition housing for students in gap years, a feeding programme for those most in need and sponsor tertiary education and training.

We take in, care for, rehabilitate, re-train & re-home unwanted Border Collies and Sheepdogs.We provide small grants to assist people in providing for their Border Collie if on benefits or during financial difficulties.We provide direct help to individuals & organisations with training and rehabilitation.We also provide support & commercially un-biased advice and information about the breed.

The foundation applies income and capital in provision of grants to charitable organisations for the purposes of education, and housing and training for those with learning difficulties, the advancement of knowledge of the history and techniques of interior decoration, fabric design, other decorative materials and landscape gardening, including with reference to the work of Oliver Ford.