Charitable activities Charities

Relief of sickness and the preservation of health of the public by providing grants to help in the provision of facilities and support services.

The objects of the Ramsay Trust are to promote research into the study of pure and applied chemical science through providing competent advanced students with the means to pursue chemical research.The policy of the Trustees is to award fellowships to competent advanced students to pursue chemical research in universities or other places of higher education, normally in the United Kingdom.

Making grants to women aged 50 and over who are in need.

STAK provides a safe and welcoming community cafe/kitchen for the vulnerable, needy and homeless in the community. Our open door policy gives people the opportunity to be warm and dry, to have a hot nutritious affordable meal and to seek support and advice on a range of issues. In particular we offer training to improve employability skills and we are an accredited debt advice centre.

Seven Springs is an outdoor activity centre providing good quality accommodation for young people. It is set in inspirational scenery on the edge of the Peak District National Park.The site is open to all youth groups who hold a documented child protection policy.

The Charity identifies & equips mentors to help children & adults to navigate life, including Christian spiritual teaching & discipleship, primarily in Kenya. We provide grants to assist organisations working with children in the juvenile justice system & their families, to provide psychosocial & holistic programmes, as well as workshops promoting family, relationships, education & well-being.

The advancement of the Christian faith according to the bible as contained in the confession of faith.To alleviate suffering in the community we operate by providing counselling, moral support and financial donations. We have a donations policy which does not discriminate members of the public and we reach out to all those who welcome us.

The CIO will provide grants to tertiary education students who might otherwise not take up a university place due to financial or other circumstances

The Friends aim is to support and supplement the services offered by Island-wide NHS services, through the funding of new equipment and facilities designed to enhance the wellbeing of NHS patients and staff across the Isle of Wight. We are funded by the running of our shop, by charity boxes around the Island and by many generous donations or by being kindly remembered in a Will.

Provide welfare-benefits advice and information to increase access to services,Walking and Cycling activities to promote health and wellbeing,Coffee Chat Shop advice to promote integration,Run drop-in advice/information service to increase access to available services,Facilitate the integration of new communities into their new country

We make grants to charitable bodies.

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC IN THE ARTS, SCIENCES AND THE HISTORY AND HERITAGE OF ALTRINCHAM BY THE PROVISION OF PUBLIC EVENTS, INCLUDING PERFORMANCES, EXHIBITIONS, WORKSHOPS, TALKS AND BY SUCH OTHER MEANS AS THE TRUSTEES MAY DETERMINE

The charity makes grants to other charitable organisations or for recognised charitable purposes.

We work with communities, businesses and local government to find positive and lasting ways to help the countryside thrive and protect it - today and for generations to come. This is through workshops, advice and guidance, community projects and community and digital engagement.

The Charity makes grants to and for the benefit of individuals and charitable organisations residing in the WV5, DY3, DY6, DY7, DY8, DY9, DY10 and DY11 postcodes.

The charity makes grants to organisations and individuals for the relief of poverty and for general purposes for those with a connection to the ancient parish of Great Baddow. Grants are made to the general public but mostly to elderly (over 55's) and those with disabilities.

The principal activity of the charity as the trustees determine is the provision of grants.

To provide grants and financial assistance for educational purposes to young people, within the Dunstable area, whose parents are in sympathy with the aims of the Church of England and other Christian churches. It is also responsible for the upkeep and maintenance of Chews House and the Old Library (now The Little Theatre).

Support groups, advocacy, events and screening

Exactly as in our original Declaration of Trust. (1) TO MANAGE AND DEVELOP PROJECTS CONCEIVED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CHARITABLE PURPOSES OF THE TRUST SUCH PROJECTS TO BE CONCERNED WITH THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC CONCERNING THE TRADITIONAL RURAL SKILLS IN THE NORTH-WEST OF ENGLAND please see declaration for more

Arranges and manages concerts and recitals by the Bath Abbey choirs and on the Abbey organ.Sponsors recording and production of CDs of the Abbey choirs and organ.Supports the musical education of the Abbey choirs.Provides front-of-house support for Abbey musical eventsSells CDs of Abbey music.Makes grants to Bath Abbey to fund all aspects of music.

To provide legal advice and casework services to relieve poverty among the most socially marginalised communities and to promote an understanding of legal rights through public legal education.

The Trustees, at their discretion, consider a limited number of applications from Individuals, Voluntary Organisations and Registered Charities for Grants to assist them in their primary objectives.

The charity makes grants for the advancement of the Orthodox Jewish Faith..

Supports the work of the Methodist Church among forces communities by making grants to the Methodist Church and other Methodist bodies.