Charities In India

To respond to domestic and international disasters; in so doing give a sense of purpose, community, and identity to ex-military personnel. Response teams aim to bring to bear the best skills and expertise from the military, first responders, and civilians in order to coordinate the best possible, most timely, and best integrated response.

The Chairty's objectives are for the public benefit, anywhere in the world to advance education, prevent and relieve poverty and to relieve unemployment, (including those with little or no education, survivors of human trafficking, people with disabilities, refugees and migrants). Advance Human rights, promote the protection & preservation of the natural environment and sustainable development.

GiveOut exists to promote equality and diversity for the public benefit around the world by the elimination of discrimination against people on the basis of their sexual orientation or gender identity and to do this in particular, but not exclusively, by making grants.

RELIGIOUS ACTIVITY. GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSES, CHILDREN/YOUNG PEOPLE, MOTIVATING YOUTHS TO LEAD A PURE AND PIOUS LIFE

To advance the Jewish religion for the benefit of the public, in particular by raising awareness and understanding of the religious belief and practice of tikkun (improving or repairing the world) and putting it into practice via educational seminars, experiential travel, and grants for individual projects.

We provide training and resources to partners around the world bringing strategic, sustainable solutions.

We donate to charitable organisations with similar charitable objectives as our charity. We support poor children and orphans, widows, victims of natural disasters like earth quakes, floods, etc. through relief organisations carrying out relief work in affected areas. We donate to orphanages & educational institutions for girls & boys in poor countries. We provide clean water by digging wells etc.

Advancement of Christian faith, relief of poverty, education and the fulfilment of various charitable causes.

Welfare work that falls into 5 main areas in the form of advice, personal contact, financial assistance, unemployment support and care support. It is primarily provided for members and former members of the Institution of Engineering & Technology & their dependants. Each person approaching the Charity receives support individually tailored to meet their specific needs.

We deliver child-centred education in the Global South for some of the most marginalised children in the world. We are inspired by Johann Pestalozzi's "Head, Heart and Hands" approach, which focuses on developing academic abilities, essential vocational skills and children's confidence. We are "Heart-led" and emphasise nurturing social, emotional, and ethical well-being in all we do.

We work globally to build the capabilities of non-profit organisations & the social impact sector. We help organisations of every size & type develop the critical human, financial & intellectual expertise to thrive. Through our global network we are a catalyst for innovation, sharing & inspiration-bringing together vital resources to help these organisations succeed in delivering their missions.

The objects of the charity are:- the advancement of education for the public benefit in the everyday arts and crafts and cultural items of South Asia and its neighbouring countries by establishing and maintaining a collection of such arts and crafts.

We provide international welfare support for seafarers. Our charitable objectives are:Advancement of the Christian religion (through chaplaincy)EducationRelief of poverty and distress

ADVANCEMENT OF ALL ASPECTS OF ORTHODONTICS FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT INCLUDING RAISING STANDARDS OF MEMBERS IN PRACTICE, THE PUBLISHING OF JOURNALS AND PERIODICALS AND THE PROVISION OF GRANTS TOWARDS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

The Sisters of the Holy Cross support the religious and other charitable works carried on by the members of the Congregation, including the provision of education, care, social, pastoral and counselling services. Supporting the overseas missionary work of the Congregation and the provision of grants to other organisations in line with our Charitable objectives. Care is given to older Sisters.

Provide or assist in providing for the welfare of maritime workers of all nations, and assisting them and their dependents in conditions of sickness, hardship and distress

Shree Swaminarayan Mandir Bhuj is a socio-religious Hindu charitable organisation dedicated to advancing education through the provision of teaching services, buildings, facilities and grants; and advancing the Hindu faith based on the original teachings and principles of Lord Shree Swaminarayan. It seeks to operate worldwide.

A Christian organisation formed in 1888 for the advancement of the gospel worldwide primarily through sharing Christian Scripture. It also provides Bible-based programmes responding to specific needs, including the spiritual & emotional care of children-at-risk, and life-skills education for teenagers. The charity continues to research & develop creative responses to world needs, using the Bible

Provision for children, families and young people through resourcing churches and other organizations, and by supporting Christian workers worldwide especially those involved therein as well as the care of orphans, education and literature distribution. Maintaining our unique heritage of supporting children. Grants may be made only where partnership exists and not for unsolicited requests.

Croda Foundation is the independently managed, philanthropic arm of Croda International Plc. The Foundation seeks to improve one million lives by 2030 in the communities we support by providing access to people, know-how and capital. We focus on improving health and wellbeing, reducing hunger, poverty and improving livelihoods and to protect and restore forests and ecosystems.

The main object for which the Company is established is to advance the Roman Catholic religion for the public benefit through the social and charitable work carried on by the Institute of Charity (Rosminians) in England and throughout the world in accordance with the mission and charism of Antonio Rosmini.

The GNDR's activities centre around the collaborative action in support of implementing the Hyogo Framework for Action (HFA) including the Views from the Frontline (VFL) initiative which produces reports of progress. The HFA was adopted in 2005 at the World Conference on Disaster Reduction held in Hyogo, Japan, to substantially reduce the loss of lives and livelihoods caused by disasters.

General charitable purposes both nationally and overseas. Grants are predominantly made to registered charities only. The trustees are proactive in seeking charities to support and it is unusual for them to make grants in response to unsolicited applications.

The objects of the CIO are to promote for the benefit of the public the advancement of education, the preservation of health and the relief of poverty for the people principally situated in India, and any other places in the world that the charity trustees consider appropriate.