Charitable activities Charities

Making grants to those institutions and individuals falling within the charities objects.

The Chrysalis Grant Making Trust makes grants to individuals, registered charities and other organisations that carry out charitable activities providing public benefit. Less popular and harder to fund projects are prioritised with a spread of funding between local (North East England), national and international projects.

Charity have fairly limited funds and meet twice a year to consider grant giving. The Trustees do not accept unsolicited requests for funds.

Fund Raising to provide grants to Dame Alice Owen's School for educational purposes.

The trust makes grants out of income towards charitable purposes, primarily through other charitable organisations.

Making grants for charitable purposes to institutions

Advancing the education of the public of maritime heritage by preservation, restoration and operation of historic vessels and offering education, information and advice.Researching and promoting traditional methods of fishing Researching and developing carriage of cargo under sail Carrying out research and educating the public into the sources of pollution at Sea

BRIG is a race equality and equity anti racist campaigning charity based in Birmingham and the West Midlands. Our work seeks to create Anti-Racist Places, Keep Race of the Agenda, Pass the Baton onto the next and future generations and hold institutions to account for race equality and improving relations with regard to racial harmony between and within communities.

The charity makes educational grants to individuals of Jewish origin to assist their education in subjects involving use of the hands, predominately music and medicine. To a lesser extent it also donates to Jewish organisations involved in humanitarian activities.

Still Good Food is working to reduce food waste by accepting donations of surplus food from various sources (supermarkets, producers, farmers, etc) that would otherwise be wasted and redistributes it to the general public for a minimal donation. We have two shops, one in Bury St Edmunds and one in Great Barton in Suffolk.

Provide tailored support for people affected by abortion stigma via a free helpline. Provide and signpost online resources which challenge abortion stigma in society and offer information and support. Deliver provider support workshops for professionals involved in abortion care. Deliver values clarification training to healthcare professionals and others to explore values around abortion

Through member involvement in working groups, education, providing information, events, signposting and advocacy, to enable the citizens of the Harrogate District reduce their carbon emissions and conserve and protect the physical and natural environment. Promoting low carbon solutions across the District in building, energy, transport and food and promoting natural climate solutions.

The Wheelchair Fund provide electric wheelchairs scooters and other equipment for those that are turned down by other bodies. All the equipment we supply are on loan from the fund and get returned to the fund when no longer needed.We also have our own Second hand Charity shop, we sell all donated items to make funds to buy equipment.

The Charity is for the education of the public in the Hindu culture & cultural traditions including the relief of poor and sick & dependents of persons being in need of assistance. To assist in the relief of the sick-poor living in England, India and countries worldwide generally through the provision of grants monetary donations goods or services through the activities of Joy of Giving.

To advance the education of the public in the practice, appreciation and use of all forms of calligraphy and lettering arts.

Promotion of education and health: 1) the establishment, maintenance and development of educational institutions; providing scholarships and bursaries to students; 2) the establishment, maintenance and development of medical and research facilities; the creation of scholarships and the provision of grants for research. Taking into account programmes developed by Maharishi Foundation (no. 270157).

Our objectives are to advance, improve, develop and maintain public education in, and appreciation of, the art and science of music, in all its aspects, through the presentation of public concerts and recitals.Our particular aim is to preserve the cultural and heritage of Welsh male choral singing through public performances.

1. To promote the arts, heritage and culture for the benefit of the public, the charity organises an annual community led arts and culture festival (The Edge Festival).2. To advance education the Festival provides a number of educational workshops on such subjects as dance, architecture, culture and heritage.3. Supporting general charitable purposes and young people by making grants

The objectives of the charity are the support of Orthodox Jewish religion, education and welfare generally, by making grants to charitable organisations.In setting objectives and planning for activities, the trustees have given due consideration to general guidance published by the charity commission relating to public benefit, and in particular to its supplementary public benefit guidance o

The charity is a grant making organisiation operating at the discretion of the Trustees. In the past grants have been made to charitable organisations in the fields of religious advancement, education, poverty relief and health.

Organising local fund raising activities for the purpose of making grants to sports and social entities in the area.

BENEVOLENCETo provide financial assistance for veterans of the three Services who served in Normandy, France during WW2 and their dependants who are in need.EDUCATIONTo increase the knowledge, understanding and appreciation of the general public concerning those events leading up to and beyond the Normandy Campaign and their historical significance.

Grant making charitable trust - external funding applications will not be considered.

We raise money in the UK so that we can pay the secondary school fees of the brightest children from poor homes in several villages in Sierra Leone - Mahera, Kayunga, Bonthe and Shenge. We also buy wheelchairs and adapted bicycles to enable disabled children to get to school. Finally, we give grants to groups and organisations which meet the education and training needs of the poorest students.

The trustees award grants to members of the Scout Association in the London Boroughs of Lambeth and Wandsworth to enable them to attend scout camps. Grants are also awarded to improve facilities at scout camp sites and halls for scout meetings. Funds for training are also provided.