Charitable activities Charities

Apply the income and, in their discretion, the capital of the Trust in promoting the Objects in such manner as the Trustees in their absolute discretion think fit and in doing so may make grants and donations to such institutions, foundations, trusts, individuals and undertakings, at such time, in such manner and of such amount as the Trustees in their absolute discretion think fit

Grant making for sustainable development projects

We provide support groups for individuals affected by Tourettes Syndrome to meet others and access support. We provide a sibling support group for children with siblings who have SEND. We provide a support group for children with ADHD. We offer 1-2-1 support and advocacy. We deliver awareness talks to local schools, business and entertainment venues.

The Charity provides grants to cricket clubs and related cricketing organisations for youth development.

THE CHARITY PROMTES THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION BY PRINCIPLES OF MORALITY, BENEVOLENCE AND CHARITY. REACHING OUT TO THE NEEDY, THE HOMELESS, THROUGH GRANTS TO ASSIST PERSONS TO ENJOY A BETTER WAY OF LIFE. PROJECTS ARE UNDERTAKEN IN AFRICA TO PROMOTE EDUCATION TO ORPHANS,HIV/ AIDS VICTIM AND WIDOWS. FARMING PROJECTS ARE FUNDED, GENERAL SUPPORT GIVEN IN ORDER TO ALLEVIATE POVERTY LOCALLY AND OVERSEAS.

The charity awards grants to young people under the age of 25 to pursue courses in higher or further education or in connection with vocational training. Only rarely are awards made to those under 17 years of age. Applicants must have lived in the parishes of Salford Priors, Bidford-on-Avon, Harvington or Cleeve Priors for at least 2 years before applying.

Promote for public benefit the conservation, protection and improvement of the park. Advance the education of the public in the conservation, protection and improvement of the park. Promote social inclusion and well-being for the public benefit by working with people in Lambeth who are socially excluded.

We rescue predominantly, but not exclusively, pound dogs at high risk of euthanasia. We rescue abandoned dogs.We provide assessment, training and rehabilitation, where necessary, prior to rehoming. We provide ongoing support for the dogs we rehome.We operate a non destruct policy unless advised by a veterinary surgeon on welfare grounds to do so.

Support the development of health & education at Rock of Joy Childrens Centre,Lungujja and other associated schools in Uganda. Make one-off grants to the schools for equipment & materials & provide regular monthly funding which provides school meals, teacher support & other resources. Developed a health project employing a School Nurse who provides education,prevention & treatment.

The objective of 1st Walton 'Viking' Sea Scout Group is to provide good quality water activities to the young people of Walton-On-Thames area under the policy, organisation & rules of the Scout Association.

To provide funds for the maintenance repair and conservation of the fabric of the Minster Church of St.John the Baptist Halifax

The advancement of the education of the public by providing and maintaining a museum of artefacts and specimens relating to the natural sciences, natural history, archaeology, literature, music, the fine art and decorative arts, antiquities and local history relating in particular to the Island of Portland.

(1) providing and maintaining a meeting place for the exercise of Religious Worship; (2) supporting congregations and Christian Mission by the provision of grants;(3) the provision of a manse for a Minister; and (4) the maintenance of a burial ground.

To provide financial grants to women and children (male or female) to the age of 18 considered to be of poor financial means, are sick or convalescing after illness or operative treatment, resident in Gloucester City or neighbourhood previously forming Gloucester Rural District.

The Fund was created in 1997 to raise awareness of mesothelioma, fund research, support patients and carers and, more recently, to campaign for the Mesothelioma Charter.

The charity continues to support local charities in the West Midlands area, specifically around mental health, end of life support, young people and homelessness.The trustees do not make grants for educational purposes.Applications are reviewed twice yearly, in February and August.

The Charity makes grants based on applications, predominantly but not exclusively to Jewish individuals and institutions in order to promote the advancement of secular and non-secular education, preserve and protect health, religious activities and other general charitable purposes.

Making grants for the public benefit to appropriate charities in accordance with the Charity's objects.

The objectives of the Foundation are the relief of sickness and the preservation and protection of health by advancing public education in the prevention and proper treatment of disease and ill health by the correct use of medicines and other forms of therapy.

Usual activities associated with the Christian church, including bus ministry, in particular to young people, and a debt advice service.

The Charity's object is the promotion of efficiency of the Armed Forces of the crown by providing welfare support to service personnel and their dependants in the form of grants to support adventure training, sporting activities. The charity also provides assistance in support of local amenities such as community centre, coffee shop which help towards morale in all aspects of service life.

The charity's objects are, for the public benefit, to promote human rights (as set out in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and subsequent United Nations conventions and declarations) throughout the world. The charity has conducted legal and policy work with authorities, international organizations and with national and local civil society organizations on behalf of migrants and refugees.

Makes grants to organisations

To promote and advance the education of the public by developing public appreciation and understanding of visual art by any means including in particular by holding, maintaining, augmenting and exhibiting works of art including a collection of 20th Century British Art

Makes grants to National and Local Charities, Organisations, and individuals known to the Trustees. The individual element is a minor part of its disbursements.