Charities In Scotland

The ASMCF was founded in 1979 to provide a forum for those involved in teaching and researching modern France and the Francophone world. From its creation it has been an interdisciplinary association and draws its members from a wide range of academic disciplines and departments in higher and further education in the UK and overseas.

THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY AND FINANCIAL HARDSHIP IN THE UK FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT BY PROVIDING: GRANTS, ITEMS AND SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS IN NEED, PRIMARILY PEOPLE WHO ARE HOMELESS OR AT RISK OF BECOMING HOMELESS, AND BY WORKING WITH CHARITIES OR OTHER ORGANISATIONS WORKING TO PREVENT OR RELIEVE POVERTY, FINANCIAL HARDSHIP OR HOMELESSNESS

NGDR relieves the suffering of Great Danes in need of care and attention; by seeking to provide and maintain rescue homes or other facilities for their care and treatment, then seek to secure new and appropriate homes for these Great Danes.

Youth4Youth connects young people through peer led mentoring, supporting them with a variety of topics that may be troubling them as they transition towards early adulthood. We encourage young people to reach out sooner in their mental health journey, whether that is to talk about their feelings, ongoing challenges and pressures, or direction in life so that they receive the reassurance they need.

Support by phone and email to church members and families with personal difficulties including relationship, financial, workplace and mental health stresses

The Society's objective is to promote and advance the education of the public in the appreciation and knowledge of music with particular reference to the horn as a solo instrument and in orchestral and chamber music. It also enables interested parties to receive a magazine and participate in festivals and events.

The promotion of education in the following ways.Awarding bursaries to persons 24 or under on date of award, resident in the UK. (Small grants only due to present level of funds.)Providing financial assistance towards the maintenance of Ackworth School.Making donations to The Inverness Royal Academy Mollie Stephens Trust.Applications to be submitted in April and October only.

To provide loans and/or financial gifts to past and present Members of Interflora British Unit

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

Founded in 1956, the Private Libraries Association is an international society of book collectors - collectors of rare books, fine books, single authors, special subjects, and, above all, collectors of books for the simple pleasures of reading and ownership.

Awards enabling violinists, who will usually be in full-time education, to participate in chamber music courses. The Trustees invite applications on behalf of specific students from organisations running chamber music courses. Priority given to UK students and students studying at courses taking place in the UK. The activities of the Trust are in accordance with the wishes of Pamela Spofforth MBE.

WomenEd is a global community elevating women leaders in education and working to ensure gender equity. we offer support through, events, mentorship, blogs, our books, online discussion and social media.

We make blankets, quilts and craft for sick babies, children and individuals and support and give comfort to bereaved families. We are inclusive; anyone irrespective of costs and location can join our projects. We fundraise to support our work. We use our online community to bring individuals together to increase awareness of others who need comfort and support in the UK and abroad.

The charity, also known as RAYNET, is the national organisation coordinating and supporting local groups across the UK who assist user services and other organisations involved in rescue services in protecting human life and property in the event of a local or national emergency by supplementing existing communications or providing alternative forms of communications.

We seek to create a positive supportive network of parents, families and professionals in order to share information and experiences and to give emotional support. Activities include hosting regular get-togethers to support families of those affected by RTS; and the publication of an information booklet, regular newsletters and a website.

In furtherance of its Christian objectives the trust provides a variety of grants for personal, practical, church, educational & humanitarian purposes.

To advance the education of the public in the heritage and history, development and maintenance of letter boxes in the United Kingdom, and British letter boxes worldwide.

Education via leaflets and information sheets, website information, a Facebook page, Twitter and Instragram accounts to engage our supporters; speaking at shows, events and conferences and distribution of wristbands, lanyards and other branded merchandise. Our goal is to be the first port of call for pet owners and all who work with animals to find information and support.

Disburses grants to charities according to the interests of the trustees, particularly Quaker charities or projects in which members of the Religious Society of Friends and active attenders have a substantial involvement and responsibility. On rare occasions may offer small grants to individuals, perhaps for educational needs.

To advance the education of the public in general (and particularly within the Religious Society) on thesubject of Criminal Justice, in particular by: i) arranging conferences, seminars and lectures;ii) publication of a regular newsletter;iii) facilitating contact and exchange of experience between members of the charity.

For the public benefit, to promote public safety and the saving of lives in particular but not exclusively by:(i) the promotion of high standards in air safety investigation; and(ii) the provision of education and training to air safety investigators and others operating in the aviation field.

DHUK operates in the UK. We make grants to individuals and organisations. We provide advocacy / advice / information and sponsor or undertake research. We educate the public in the care and treatment of dachshunds and promoting humane behaviour towards dachshunds.We research into diseases and hereditary disorders of dachshunds and disseminate the use of this research.

We provide financial awards and mentoring opportunities to help develop knowledge, networks, skills, and confidence allowing the next generation to fulfil their potential. We host sector specific careers events, panels and talks and also host networking events across the UK.

The On Organ Fund makes grants to churches and places of worship for the provision, restoration or rebuilding of pipe organs. Applications must be for organs situated within the British Isles.