Charitable activities Charities

Grant-making charity

THE OBJECTS OF THE CIO ARE: A. THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY IN NORTHERN IRAQ BY THE PROVISION OF GRANTS, ITEMS AND SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS IN NEED OR OTHER ORGANISATIONS WORKING TO PREVENT OR RELIEVE POVERTY. B. TO ADVANCE SUCH CHARITABLE PURPOSES (ACCORDING TO THE LAW OF ENGLAND AND WALES) AS THE TRUSTEES SEE FIT FROM TIME TO TIME.

The principal object of the charity is to advance the education of the public worldwide by the dissemination of knowledge and information about the management, conservation and development of the human environment and resources of the world.

We carry out various fundraising events throughout the year including charity gala balls, golf days, football events etc. We also opened a charity shop in July 2021 in Silver Street, Wellingborough where we sell donated goods to raise money. Money raised funds vital research into neuroblastoma. Our aim is to raise awareness and funds to help children and families affected by Neuroblastoma

102 Education/trainingMakes grants to organisation. schools charities etc.

The Foundation advances the education of the public in the subjects of Yoga, Meditation, Mantra and Yagyas. Grants are made to organisations that further support the objectives of the foundation to aid creation. All our charitable activities are volunteer based.

To advance the religion of Islam and to advance the education of the public in the Islamic culture and religion.

A grant giving charity whose objects are limited to those living in Ulverston. Generally the trustees favour grants to groups or institutions for capital items, which will be available for use by more than one person, rather than grants to a group's running costs or to individuals.

EDUCATION TRAINING / RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES / THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY/ MAKES GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS/ MAKES GRANTS TO ORGANISATIONS

Making grants available to young people in education or apprenticeships who are aged 16-25 yrs and who reside within the boundaries of the previous Pembroke borough.

The Charity provides the following within the area of benefit: Social opportunities, home hairdressing and nailcare, and small 'pensions' for older people; Grants to persons who are in hardship, need (including medical need) or distress where assistance is not available from other sources; Small grants to churches, schools & youth clubs for the purchase of bibles for children

Information, advice and guidance General and Sexual Health promotion and awareness Children and Youth activities, holidays, activities, homework clubs, learning and parental support scheme.Workshops, social and leisures event organisingBasic skills Training and Languages ClassesWork placement scheme, VolunteeringOutreach Activities, Heritagepartnership working and capacity building

Raising funds through music festivals and other arts activities to provide grants for local charities in the East Yorkshire area that benefit underprivileged children

To advance the education of the public and in particular the education of middle aged and older people who are not in fulltime gainful employment and The provision of facilities for leisure time and recreational activities with the object of improving the conditions of life for the above persons in the interests of their social welfare.

Grants to young persons under 25 for education purposes. Preference to persons resident in Meirionnydd or whose parents are so resident or whose grandmothers or other close relatives of former residents & subject to stated conditions set out in application for assistance.

The advancement of public education in the construction of models of engineering in particular through provision of talks, demonstrations and facilities for running engineering models.

Making grants for the Christian education of young people within the ecclesiastical parishes of Lyonsdown, New Barnet and East Barnet.

We aim to promote education and help eradicate poverty by providing grants to support, nurture and mentor young people in Eldoret, Kenya, who find themselves in situations that result in a lack of parental guidance and consequent emotional and financial support. Such grants enable access to high school education, attainment of formal qualifications and enhancement of employment prospects.

We provide mentoring for those with substance abuse problems.We run a mobile skatepark to provide a positive diversional activity in areas where there is little for children and young people to do.We have two charity shops which provide training placements for unemployed young people. We give away furniture and household items to those starting up a home for the first time.

As well as providing grants to deserving causes within Budleigh Salterton Area, District and Multiple District Lions Club, The Lions Club of Budleigh Salterton undertakes a number of community service projects.

For-ethiopia provides grants for development projects in Addis Alem, Ethiopia. Through a local NGO we are able to monitor the benefits of the projects and ensure that funds are targetted to the right areas. Main areas of funding are for water, education and health projects.

The League of British Muslims on a local and national level. Locally, we provide after school facilities, religious education, indoor sports facilities, pre-school children's services, services for frail & elderly people, office accommodation, prayer facilities, and social and cultural activities. On a nationally level, the League conducts research affecting Muslims and impacts on national policy.

Promote the growth of philanthropic and social investment activity globally

Kenilworth Runners is a member organisation which provides a supportive, social, friendly running community in Kenilworth and surrounding area for those interested in taking part in, and supporting, running on all types of terrain.The Club makes grants to charities and other voluntary organisations from any surplus from the Kenilworth Half Marathon and other external activities.

Provide inclusive activities for disabled children and their siblings. delivering a Saturday Club, school holiday club, Friday Night youth club, advocacy for parents, training opportunities, volunteering opportunities and a safe haven for all beneficiaries.