Charities In Northern Ireland

Identify and propagate old & rare varieties of apples & pears in English & Welsh border counties. Supply graftwood to people wishing to plant such trees. Publish books & CDs giving pomological advice. Encourage local primary school children to use a recently acquired site-a-gift for environmental educational purposes. Attend shows to disseminate information and give talks to various groups.

Distribution of interest from investments in accordance with the Will of Thomas Sharples to elderly persons and UK undergraduate students entitled to use the name Sharples or Hesmondhalgh.

For the benefit of the public to promote the efficiency and effectiveness of charities & the effective use of resources for charitable purposes by charitable and non charitable bodies providing end of life care for people in their own homes. The Association exists to support the members & other organisations as they strive to develop and improve the end of life care provided in patients own homes.

Provide public law lectures and other activities relating to legal education

The charity seeks to provide grants and funding to support a variety of projects in the UK and elsewhere in the world, in particular to:i) relieving poverty and financial hardship;ii) advancing education of young people where there may be a lack of education readily available; and iii) relieving sickness and supporting the preservation of health.

Journey to Justice is an alliance of hundreds of volunteers across all age groups, sectors and regions of the country who believe that stories from the past of 'ordinary' people who took action for justice and human rights can inspire us to become active citizens ourselves. We combine history, the arts of protest and teach about the factors which lead to change and work with people of all ages.

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.

Spreading the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ through sound biblical teaching, organising services in the church auditorium that is opened to all, teaching members on musical instruments and voice, christian counsellingetc

4x4 Response Wales is a voluntary organisation whose members use their own 4x4 vehicles to support the Emergency Planning Officers, The Emergency Services, Care Providers, and other organisations in times of severe weather, poor access and other emergency conditions, throughout Wales..

To advance the work of the Christian Endeavour movement in Great Britain and Ireland.

Distribution of Bible texts in the UK, Europe and elsewhere in the world.

The Charity supports showmen's children affected by disability, illness or accident, whether by arranging for medical treatment, providing equipment or other means of support.

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We support environmental education in schools by providing resources, information and ideas for teachers, and through financial support to schools to enable pupils to visit outdoor education centres. We also collaborate with organisations that have related objectives. The Association publishes a practitioner journal [ Environmental Education ] three times a year.

Grant making to support charitable work throughout the world, in particular,charities with a development and justice focus.

The relief of poverty amongst employees and ex-employees

(a) to advance the Christian faith in such parts of the United Kingdom or the world as the trustees from time to time may think fit(b) to relieve sickness and financial hardship and to promote and preserve good health by the provision of funds, counselling, and support(c) to advance Christian education across the United Kingdom as the trustees from time to time see fit

We support people with a BRCA or other gene mutation

The principal aim of the Charity is to promote the study and conservation of seabirds. The Group aims to increase the amount and quality of research on seabirds and to educate Group members and others of the importance of seabirds and their environment.

providing grants for books to religious establishments of learning

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 society is particularly concerned with lesser known British composers from the late 1800s to the middle years of the 20th Century. It is not generally a grant giving or commissioning body. The society issues a newsletter, journal and occasionally other books. It professionally records CDs. Its annual meetings usually incorporate some live music or other event.

Sale of Tee Shirts and other donations related to the band Judas Priest

Provision of the Journal for members and others; holding annual meetings for study of the United Reformed Church and the traditions from which it comes; provision of an enquiry service for the public, both at home and abroad; care of archives for the Church and provision of library services; the making of grants to members of the public intending to publish relevant research.

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.