Charities In New Zealand

Advance the education of the public worldwide in sustainable living and business practices, including research, sharing examples of good practice and storytelling.

Preservation, research, understanding and appreciation of Incised Slabs, Indents and Monumental Brasses.

To advance, improve, develop and maintain public education in, and appreciation of, the art and science of music by any means the trustees see fit, including through the presentation of public concerts and recitals focussing on Welsh Choral music.To further charitable purposes as the trustees in their absolute discretion think fit but in particular through the making of grants and donations.

The development of information systems to inform the worldwide public on the best practices in animal welfare and the law relating to animals in order to advance education and promote humane behaviour towards animals.

The object of IPLA is to advance the education of the public in general on the subject of physical literacy.

Working globally, for the public benefit, to advance education among the public, medical practitioners, patients, and others, about antimicrobial resistance (AMR) through the provision of educational resources, programmes, advocacy development, community building and tools including a website, social media campaigns, webinars, events, and other media.

Acts as an umbrella organisation for Homeshare organisations throughout the world

The Mission of ISES is to promote and encourage the application of objective research and advanced practice which will ultimately improve the welfare of horses in their associations with humans.

The Society encourages and assists people worldwide who are researching family or general history related to Dyfed (Cardiganshire, Carmarthenshire, and Pembrokeshire). A journal about people, places and social history is published. There are branches in Cardigan, Carmarthen, Haverfordwest, Llandovery, Llanelli and London, each with a programme of meetings to educate or to help with research.

Global missions, training and evangelism, in person, publishing, events, broadcasting and through online resources.

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.

The promotion of education and, in particular, the provision of training for young persons in the skills of rugby football and the provision of bursaries and other benefits to young persons undergoing training in the skills of rugby throughout the world.

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

To advance education in the study of finance and economics and in particular the finance and economics of Vietnam,Promoting research for the public benefit and the publication of the useful results, The provision of conferences and seminars,The publication of academic papers

Religious

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,

The charity promotes human rights and compliance with international law, including investigations and legal cases concerning alleged violations of international human rights laws and international criminal law, and through public education and advocacy.

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.

Principal activity is the funding of UK students to travel to New Zealand and gain farming experience at Limestone Downs, a farm previously owned by the Trust. The Trust also makes grants for agricultural research & provides scholarships for agriculture students wishing to attend university.

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.

To advance education and relieve persons who are in a condition of need, by equiping young men with training and bicycles to go out to remote villages, to bring relief teaching to help bring them out of poverty, and by providing orphanages and schools in deprived and remote areas in the World. To provide a UK based retreat for Christians to explore and renew their faith.