Charitable activities Charities

Our charity's purposes (1) For the public benefit to preserve and maintain the structure and fabric of the Masonic Hall,(2) To advance the education of the public in the principles of Freemasonry in particular, but notexclusively, by the establishment of a Masonic Heritage Centre.(3) To make grants and donations to individuals, organisations and other charities

Makes grants to the local charities of the 5 parishes covered by the scheme.

The policy of the trust has continued in the building of a capital sum. The aim is to support Christian education and service. Grants will be made from income and, possibly, capital. This will normally be administered through established and recognized Christian organisations, using their special knowledge and resources.

To provide a debt advice service for Didcot,Wallingford and the surrounding area

The Foundation makes donations to local organisations and groups and will not consider applications to support an individuals activities. The Foundation is happy to receive applications from all walks of life.

The charity exists to assist and enable the education of children in Uganda. This is the new focus for the charity within the framework of its original objects clause. Charitable activities will be the provision of grants, supplying shoes, uniforms, school fees and any other activity that meet the objectives of the charity.

Retail Charity Shop

The Morgan Clark Foundation has the objective to advance the education of the public in the Republic of theGambia and other developing countries, in particular in the North Bank Region of the Gambia, throughproviding, maintaining and equipping the local community with materials and facilities and ensuring thatthe statutory obligations of any local statutory authority are not relieved.

By making grants and raising awareness: community capacity building to help the disadvantaged Roma, Ashkali and Egyptian community in South Eastern Europe (SEE) to meet their own needs and participate more fully; relief of poverty in disadvantaged communities in SEE; promotion of protection of the environment; advance education in SEE, generally and in the traditional folk cultures of the region.

Raising funds and making grants to The Wyvern School, Ashford, Kent for the acquisition of teaching and learning resources and facilities, and for the welfare of pupils.

The Trustees operate a grant giving policy, providing funds for such charitable objects or institutions ans the Trusteees think fit.

To advance the education of the public and to promote and assist research in all matters associated with Platelets in disease and to ensure the dissemination of the useful results of such research.

The charity can assist any resident of Stretham suffering hardship through financial difficulty, and especially if education costs are an issue, by making grants. Organisations providing services either social or educational, for Stretham residents, can likewise be considered for grant aid if they are supporting under-privileged residents.

We are very busy running our charity shop in Pontardawe SA8 4EB, constantly looking for donations of saleable goods, and available to study requests for help with cardiac related equipment.

To advance and promote such purposes as are exclusively charitable and for the benefit of the public in the UK or worldwide, including advancement of education, religion, cultural or heritage or the relief of those in need because of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage, primarily but not exclusively through the provision of grants.

The Maeldune Trust exists to advance the education of the public in the history and heritage of the Town of Maldon, Essex.

We maintain links of friendship and understanding between Christians in Britain and Ireland and in the People's Republic of China, through exchange visits, study tours, conferences, educational materials and activities, a newsletter, and grants to charitable work in China.

The object of the charity is achieved by making regular payments and one-off grants to charities which work to promote animal welfare. To ensure our funds are used correctly, we normally consider only UK registered charities, or charities with a UK bank account and contact.

Organises fundraising events each year in order to generate funds to make grants payable to Christ Church School

The principal activities of The Homeless Foundation are to provide homes to be used as 'move-on' accommodation to help homeless people 'move-on' from hostels and B&Bs. We also provide "Move-In" Grants to buy essentials that ensure their move to independent living is successful. From 2015 we also provide "Prevention Services" for 18 to 25 year olds - online advice & education programme for schools.

To advance the education of the public in all matters relating to circumcision, the foreskin and its function.

We work with a Tanzanian NGO called TUMAINI, based in Tanga. We provide funds to support orphans to go to school and in Further Education; and small loans to their carers to help with small income-generating operations. We raise money by subscriptions, donations, sponsorships and fundraising events. Twice a year, we visit the schools, colleges and homes with the NGO to see the children and carers.

The charity objectives are to advance the education of the public in the history and development of railways and locomotion by the preservation of diesel locomotives, rolling stock and other equipment and items.

The Foundation awards grants to local amateur sports clubs for children and young people in Surrey, Greater London, Bristol and Gloucestershire and individual children or young people in Surrey, Greater London, Bristol and Gloucestershire who may be held back by their financial situation from pursuing their sporting goals.

NALDIC provides a professional forum for teaching and learning of English as an additional language, supporting bilingualism, raising the achievement of ethnic minority learners, and promoting the development of research, policy and practiceNALDIC publishes the influential NALDIC Quarterly, organises conferences and events, and publishes Occasional, Working and Practice Papers.