Charities In Ireland

Education.Pastoral work including the relief of poverty and promotion of justice.Promotion of Religion.Maintenance of the members of the Institute in the pursuit of their mission.Other charitable purposes for the benefit of the public.

The charity owns offices to accommodate the International Coordinating Team (ICT) of Operation Mobilisation(OM) An international partnership operating in over 110 countries. The ICT co-ordinates decision making throughout the OM world, and supplies services and resources vital to the functioning of OM internationally.

The provision of shechita and kashrus supervision services and the provision of facilities to enable Jewish members of the public to practice the Jewish religion and to enable them to observe the Orthodox Jewish religious dietary laws relating to kosher food. The principal object of the charity?s work is to control standards of Kosher food production.

Laidlaw Opera Trust champions live music as a uniquely thrilling art form accessible to all. We invest in opera companies and houses who believe that opera should be part of everyones cultural capital. Through strategic support and grants, we aim to expand Operas reach and self-sufficiency.

Social and Pastoral work including care of the elderly and people with special needs, family support, and chaplaincy work in hospitals and to seafarers, healing ministry, counselling and educational establishments.Residential and care establishments. Overseas Missionary work

The charity is a grant making foundation, it does not directly implement charitable works but provides financial support to organisations that do.

Education Relief of poverty Social and Pastoral care Missions and activities in the Developing World

The objectives of the charity cover a range of charitable activities including:- the support and care of the members of the Charity and their missions- the enhancement and development of the mission of the Catholic Church- the provision of services to educate and to provide for those in need.

- organising exhibitions, cultural events, religious gatherings to celebrate commemorative festivals, youth programmes and sporting and educational events; printing and distributing a community magazine; and mobilising resources, both material and volunteers' time and expertise

Gospel/Church Mission Advancement

The Galen and Hilary Weston Foundation (previously The Selfridges Group Foundation) funds research and support that will transform the landscape of treatment and care for those affected by neurodegenerative diseases of ageing.

The Foundation seeks to provide support to smaller charitable organisations which are local to the Simmons & Simmons' offices in which the firm's staff have or can have an active involvement and which address social exclusion ie by helping the less privileged to access opportunity.

Specialise in the donation of new LEGO sets to children in a hospital and hospice environment.

Support the religious and other charitable works carried out by the members of the Sisters of the Holy Family including Social & Pastoral Work and Overseas MInistry in West Africa - Senegal, Ivory Coast, North Africa ÔÇô Egypt, Middle East ÔÇô Lebanon, South America ÔÇô Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Asia ÔÇô Philippines, India.

Religious activities including social and pastoral work, assistance to elderly people and persons suffering from disability or poverty.

Interserve International Fellowship helps support Interserve country operations across the globe.

Helping vulnerable children, young people and their families to achieve their potential in our local communities.

Religious ActivitiesAdvancement of EducationRelieving of PovertyCreating of AwarenessAdvice and CounsellingHelping other Charities

Support of the religious and other charitable activities of the Congregation of the Society of Marie Auxiliatrice, including pastoral work in parishes, retreat ministry, youth work, educational work, school chaplaincies and liturgical ministry.

To advance religious and other charitable work.

To advance such charitable purposes (according to the law of England and Wales) as the trustees see fit from time to time.

The charity was formed to make grants in support of Christian churches, ministries and organisations and for the relief of poverty.

Is a pension provider for Unitarian ministers, lay pastors and their spouses