Charitable activities Charities

To promote, improve, develop and maintain public education in an appreciation of Science and the Arts, including literature, music and drama. To attract high calibre presentations in the pursuit of excellence as in the Society?s motto ?Praestantiam petimus?. It is also the Trustees? policy to ensure that the presentations are affordable to prospective members.

Poverty relief grants, female student scholarships, skill and training centres, charity shop, water coolers supplied in educational establishments

Classification 112 - Environment/Conservation/Heritage .. 206 - Other defined groups .. 301 - Makes grants to individuals (includes loans) .. 302 - Makes grants to organisations (incl. schools, charities etc) .. 307 - Provides advocacy/advice/information .. 308 - Sponsors or undertakes research

Running the Eastbourne Heritage Centre where exhibitions and talks are staged; campaigning on planning issues relevant to Eastbourne's built heritage; organising monthly talk evenings; publishing quarterly magazine.

prevention and relief of poverty in any part of the world; provision of facilities in the interests of social welfare for leisure-time occupations; the relief of financial hardship of people by making grants or by the provision of facilities; to further such other activities which are exclusively charitable according to the law of England and Wales and trustee discretion

LBDR take in and re-home large breed dogs. We have a strict non destruct policy and never put a dog to sleep unless advised by a vet. All dogs are neutered, vaccinated & microchipped before re-homing. All potential homes are vetted, we do follow up checks once the dog has gone to a home & give lifetime back up should there be a problem. See more at: http://largebreeddogrescue.co.uk/about-us

To promote, improve, develop and maintain public education in the performance and appreciation of music, by the presentation of public concerts and recitals.To further the work of other charitable organisations involved either in the relief, care, wellbeing of children or in the provision generally of medical facilities, treatment or research by making grants to these organisations.

The activities of the Charity are grant-making within the area of benefit which is defined as the parishes of Cracoe, Rylstone, Hetton and Bordley (all near Skipton, North Yorkshire).

THE PURPOSE OF THE SCHOOL FUND IS:TO PROVIDE ENHANCEMENT ACTIVITIES FOR THE STUDENTS AND SUPPORT FOR PARENTS IN FINANCIAL NEED. TO ENHANCE THE EDUCATION OF STUDENTS BY DEVELOPING THE SCHOOL'S GROUNDS AND IMPROVING THE SCHOOL'S RESOURCES.THE FUND RECEIVES DONATIONS FROM PARENTS, PUPILS, STAFF AND THE LOCAL COMMUNITY.THE FUND MAKES DONATIONS TO CHOSEN CHARITIES.

TO RELIEVE FINANCIAL HARDSHIP, DISTRESS AND SUFFERING AMONG ORPHANS, WIDOWS, POOR PEOPLE, VICTIMS OF NATURAL DISASTERS AND OTHER PEOPLE IN NEED BY MEANS OF, BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY, MAKING GRANTS OR LOANS FOR PROVIDING OR PAYING FOR ITEMS, EQUIPMENT, SERVICES AND FACILITIES, INCLUDING THE PROVISION OF FOOD, CLEAN WATER, CLOTHING AND ACCOMMODATION FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SAID PERSONS

The establishment of a Mosque to facilitate the holding of prayers, lectures and celebration of religious festivals in Redbridge, Essex; holding of classes teaching the Quran for the Muslim community and National Curriculum subjects by the holding of evening classes for children; and to relieve hardship and poverty by the provision of support, guidance and grants to individuals and organizations.

Scout Groupoperating under the Policy Organisation & Rules of the Scout Association

- donations to charities for vulnerable people in the UK, especially support of homelessness and trafficking people charities. -grants to UK charities that help the poorest people in Africa (and occasionally other continents) to help thenselves. This includes charities that redistribute materials such as books/computers from the West to where they are needed in Africa

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

1. MAKING GRANTS OF MONEY FOR PROVIDING OR PAYING FOR ITEMS, SERVICES OR FACILITIES. 2.PROVIDING OR ASSISTING IN THE PROVISION OF EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS AND FACILITIES. 3.PROVIDING OR ASSISTING IN THE PROVISION OF MEDICAL AID TO SUCH PERSONS.

We're all human, yet around the world we see minority groups being discriminated, demonised, dehumanised, their rights eroded, paving the way to mass atrocities. This isn't a new story. It's predictable. It's also preventable.At Rights for Peace we use human rights training and advocacy to counter identity-based violence and support transitional justice. We operate in Sudan and South Sudan.

Provision of 1:1 support and access to free financial advice;Taking referrals from CAP Team to assist people with debt-related problems;Providing pastoral support through befrienders to help clients to rebuild their confidence Praying with clients and sharing the gospel message

The charity exists for the benefit of the local community.It provides events, sports and activities for people of all ages and walks of life. We offer drop in sessions for disadvantaged and vulnerable people as well as a free monthly legal advice clinic. Over 50 volunteers are involved in our charity. We also work alongside Southampton City Council to help maintain the park's grounds.

Grant making and management of Heatherecombe Woodland properties, Manaton & North Bovey, Newton Abbot, Devon

We provide encouragement and financial support to those actively contributing (or who have in their careers actively contributed) to art and music. We provide financial assistance in the form of scholarships and grants to organisations in fields that fulfil specific criteria. We preserve, catalogue, promote, develop and publish for the public benefit the work of Hans Keller and Milein Cosman.

To advance public education by preserving the Green's Mill and Science Centre for the benefit of the publicThe advancement of heritage for the public benefit by promoting the charitable work of the TrustTo operate the windmill, Science Centre and community garden, providing educational and family activitiesPromoting the reputation of the mathematical physicist George Green (1793-1841)

To provide annual income for specified charities, to approve grants to specified organisations and individuals for Works of Art and bursery awards connected with the profession of Architects and and discretionary grants approved by the Trustees.

The Society will exist to advance the education of the public into the history and development of the Millom and Haverigg area and in particular by the operation of a museum.

The Britten Foundation is an entirely private charity, formed for the purpose of supporting a handful of causes personally known to and supported by the Trustees. The Britten Foundation does not in any circumstances make donations to individuals, or to any organisation or charity other than those selected. Unsolicited applications will not be responded to.

The principal activity is the advancement of education by granting scholarships and grants to persons to pursue courses of approved study or research. Grants and Travel Awards have been made to people from Britain starting such courses in the USA and Canada.