Charities In Belgium

TO ENCOURAGE AND EXTEND CULTIVATION OF DELPHINIUMS AMONG MEMBERS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC; TO COLLECT AND DISSEMINATE INFORMATION UPON ALL MATTERS CONCERNING DELPHINIUMS AND PROVIDE AND ORGANISE LECTURES, HOLD EXHIBITIONS, VISITS AND OUTINGS TO PLACES OF HORTICULTURAL INTEREST FOR MEMBERS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

Supporting individuals and organisations working with and on behalf of couples and families and their relationships.

1. Acting as an umbrella organisation and licensing authority for local pastors2. Providing ecclastical education and ordination credentials for Christian ministry3. Church planting and missionary activities4. Supporting churches administratively5. Organising conferences and workshops

The advancement of education and in particular the production of the scholarly journal The Kantian Review

Support the biennial International Diatom SymposiumSupport young scientists through "Young ISDR" to bring the energy of early-career researchers andtechnicians in diatom researchOffer travel funding for registered students in the field to attend relevant scientific conferences ofeducational meritPublish an international scientific journal - Diatom ResearchConnect people

The charity seeks to enhance the understanding of the function of the microcirculation in health and disease, to advance the study of the flow of blood and other tissue fluids especially in the smallest vessels and or matters related there to. It encourages the exchange of knowledge and ideas through the interaction of international scientific conferences which the society holds every 2 years.

IPA is an international non-governmental organisation originally founded in 1961. It provides a forum for exchange and action across disciplines and across sectors. IPA's purpose is to protect, preserve and promote the child's right to play as a fundamental human right.

The Fan Circle International brings together professionals, collectors and enthusiasts of fans from around the world. Members are encouraged to undertake research into fans and fan makers for publication in our Bulletin, for which grants may be available. Grants are also given for the conservation of fans in museum collections and for educational purposes to promote knowledge of hand fans.

General Charitable Purposes, Education/training, The Advancement Of Health Or Saving Of Lives, The Prevention Or Relief Of Poverty, Overseas Aid/famine Relief,

Providing opportunities for members of the LGBT to compete in rugby through tolerant and accepting clubs and teams, through community outreach, competitive play and tournament events that stand for tolerance and acceptance in sports; and working with the rugby governing bodies and other partner organisations worldwide to improve tolerance and acceptance of LGBT athletes at all levels of the sport.

To pay and apply the income of the trust fund for such charitable purpose as the trustees shall from time to time in their absolute discretion think fit; and pay and apply the whole of the capital in any manner in which they are authorised to pay the income.

Provision of financial support and guidance to communities and organisations in need including under privileged; displaced and under developed communities. The charity supports the provision of health, education, welfare and community inclusion. Including supporting hospital services, clean water supply, skills training and infrastructure.

# Children's Activities - Supplementary Education Class, Mother Tongue Class, Play Activities# Healthy living Class# Capacity Building and community Development work# Cultural Events and functions# Outreach Work# Sewing Class

The Flag Institute is a forum to research a and inform about Vexillology (the Study of Flags). It does this by way of public meetings, scholarly publications and archiving of authoritative flag information from around the world. It helps communities design new flags maintains the UK local flag register and advises HM Government, national and international organizations on flags and flag protocol.

GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSESRELIEF OF POVERTY

We research existential and catastrophic risks, and prepare decision making experiments to contribute to improved policymaking by the public and experts around these.

The object of the choir is the study and practice of choral music in order to foster public knowledge, education and appreciation of such music by means of public performances.

Our mission is to provide and promote take-up of practical opportunities to put Quaker faith into action and to develop new approaches for doing this. Voluntary work projects are provided for members of the Quaker community and others including short working retreats in Britain and overseas. Information and advice is provided to assist volunteering in Quaker and other projects worldwide.

To promote and advance the Christian Faith as determined through the gospel of Jesus Christ. Our focus and objective is to aid and assist those who are living beneath God's plan for their lives by restoring lost confidence and ambitions and bring them back to a place where they can achieve the best for their own lives and family as well as being an asset in the marketplace.

The Oxford Climate Alumni Network (OxCAN) is a UK-registered charity and global alumni network of the University of Oxford. We host a network built on Oxford alumni connections, to help people collaborate on mitigating and adapting to climate change. As well as managing various online networks for our members, we host events and post public material on our website.

Organisation of scientific meetings and workshops and publication of scientific works in the fields of estuarine and coastal management and conservation.

The aim of The Daily Mile is to improve the physical, social, emotional and mental health and wellbeing of children regardless of age, ability or personal circumstances. The Daily Mile Foundation seeks implementation partners across the world, to help us grow The Daily Mile programme so we may offer it to all Primary and Nursery school children.

The charity delivers charitable projects to enable the efficient and effective application and use of charitable resources

To promote teaching of the piano and the study of all aspects of piano playing and the teaching and training of piano teachers in Europe.

The ultimate aim of ISGEO is to reduce eye disease, prevent blindness and preserve sight and increase visual rehabilitation globally, through promoting epidemiological, operational and health systems research and dissemination of the findings. ISGEO organises conferences where researchers can meet and exchange findings and ideas. ISGEO also awards small research grants, funds permitting.