Charities In City Of London

We are involved in evangelism, preaching the gospel, home visitations, online prayer meetings, and counselling

To advance the Christian faith, to relieve persons who are in condition of need, hardship or distress, aged or sick (see deed for further details.Area of Operation: inside and outside England and Wales (National and Worldwide).

Welfare of families, especially from the Philippines.

HELPING POOR AND NEEDY PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLD

Advancement of Christian Religion throughout the World.Relieving financial needs and suffering among victims of natural and other kinds of disasters. Provide support for the poor and needy.Promoting religious harmony for the benefit of the public and to promote good relations between persons of different faiths.

Support of search and rescue in the marine environment

Grants to assist girls or women for education or training expenses after leaving primary school. Candidates must live in the Diocese of London, or the Diocese of Southwark within Greenwich, Lambeth, Lewisham, Southwark and Wandsworth, a member of the Church of England, and a present or past pupil for not less than two years of a school wholly or partly maintained out of public funds.

CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES; ADVANCEMENT OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION;FURTHERANCE OF THE CHARITABLE WORK OF THE CHARITY BY THE ADVANCEMENT OF SUCH OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES AS THE TRUSTEES SHALL FROM TIME TO TIME DECIDE.

We are a British-Polish organisation and registered charity (Charity Number 1167606) established to promote and research the role of the Polish 307 Squadron, known as the '' Lwow Eagle Owls"

Erasmus+ opportunitiesWorkshopsLeadership ProgrammeAward Scheme Service Project Youth CampFundraising EventStudy abroadVolunteer abroadTake part in a youth exchange

Activities of religious organizations

The charity has been heavily involved with the side effects of the Crossrail and the Thameslink Schemes at Farringdon Station plus the PFI Construction Scheme at Bart's Hospital.

The provision of funding (a) to complete the restoration of the peal of bells at the church of St Magnus The Martyr, London Bridge and (b) to enable the acquisition of equipment and materials for ancillary work that includes acoustical improvements and ringing chamber essentials.

religion activities

To pay out grants in line with the trust deed with all the resources available to the charity.

In accordance with the Settlor's wishes the Trustees have adopted a programme of distribution in certain limited fields for the foreseeable future to which the current undistributed balances in the trust are now provisionally earmarked.

Drop-in service will be like helping for email to send, typing a letter, copying a CVs, printing out emailsend by employer, posting a letter, scanning a document, using computer for job searching, will beon first comer and first server. The same will apply on business plan writing.Fore the translation and interpretation service.

The Ldny Foundation supports young people from the UK, US and developing world gain entry into the creative industries. Our ?Legacy Collection? initiative which supports young design talent and promotes poor female artisans has been a great success and delivered the following: Funded collections for 20 design students: 10 from LFC and 10 from Parsons.Supported and trained 10 female artisans.

Children/ young peopleGeneral public/mankindProvides human resource (eg staff/volunteers)Provides services (eg care/couselling)Provides advocacy/advice/information

Relief of distress amongst girls and young women primarily in the area of the former Metropolitan Borough of Hampstead and the Diocese of London. If the income is not required for the above, it may be applied along the same guidelines amongst boys and young men.

Creating Community Circles to support people

The charity's main activity is the making of grants to young people for educational purposes, principally through bursaries to selected educational institutions with a close connection to the City of London.

The objectives of the Society are to encourage a wider appreciation of music amongst those who live, work, worship in or are visitors to central London. To this end, the Society presents a regular and varied programme of recitals and concerts at its home base of Holy Sepulchre Holborn, also known as the National Musicians' Church.

Supports the liturgy, ministry, fabric and music of St Bride's Church, Fleet Street

The charity advances and promotes education and, in particular, any educational and charitable purposes connected with Auckland Grammar School, including sports and cultural purposes.