Charities In Scotland

THE PRE-RAPHAELITE SOCIETY AIMS TO ENCOURAGE THE STUDY OF THE WORKS AND LIVES OF, AND ALSO PROMOTE THE WIDER APPRECIATION OF, THE PRE-RAPHAELITE BROTHERHOOD AND THEIR SUCCESSORS.THE SOCIETY PUBLISHES ARTICLES RELATING TO THE P.R.B. AND THEIR SUCCESSORS, HOLDS LECTURES, AND ORGANISES VISITS TO PLACES OF INTEREST, INCLUDING IMPORTANT EXHIBITIONS OF NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL INTEREST.

Provision of grants to Retired Ministers in the North Western Synod and the Mersey Synod of the United Reformed Church and the Congregational Churches within those boundaries.

We are a self-help support group for families affected by LHON across the British Isles. Through our membership we aim to identify as many affected families as possible and build a register of people willing to take part in medical research. We provide up-to-date information on LHON and current research topics.

We publish two magazines Crystal Palace Matters, and Crystal Palace Foundation News. We also publish books, DVDs, postcards and prints.We offer help, information and advice about the Great Exhibition at Hyde Park 1851, the Crystal Palace exhibition building at Sydenham 1854-1936 and Crystal Palace Park 1936-present day.Membership subscriptions and publications are available on the website

Our primary activity is to produce, co-produce and promote concert events and to produce them as touring productions to ensure wide public distribution within the UK. Our concert tour activity is focussed on delivering events that have considerable artistic value and merit but which could not be realised regionally by the commercial sector.

ASSIST THE DEVELOPMENT OF YOUTH WEIGHTLIFTING IN UNITED KINGDOM & N. IRELAND.

Provide information and support for patients and their carers, partners and family with a Primary Antibody Deficiency and other Primary Immune Deficiencies, residing permanently or temporarily in the United Kingdom. Educate the general public and medical community in all areas relating to a Primary Antibody Deficiency and other Primary Immune deficiencies.

RTPI Trust's objects and activities are: - The provision of support and financial assistance to members and students of the Royal Town Planning Institute who are in financial hardship - To undertake research for the public benefit into town planning - The provision of support to any charitable cause associated with town planning

This Charitable Trust makes small grants to organisations in the UK or Uganda, working to improve health and social welfare through recreational activities for people with disabilities or impaired health. We also support organisations working to improve the environment and those which provide vocational training for people at disadvantage.

The charity is involved in a number of fundraising activities to support our grants process to children and their families affected by a brain tumour or brain cancer

Provision of donations, services, equipment or items to individuals, charities & organisations in need in the UK, Indian sub-continent or Africa, concerned with:a) Prevention or relief of poverty;b) Education of economically disadvantaged communities;c) Relief of sickness and preservation of health;d) Provision of nutritious food;e) Conservation of the environment;f) Relief of old age.

Frontline Live has created a digital platform (see Frontline.live) to match the PPE needs of frontline healthcare workers with suppliers of PPE during the COVID-19 pandemic in the UK. Frontline Live is exploring with partners how this model, platform and playbook can be deployed for other emergencies, especially ones that require urgent needs matched by crowdsourced humanitarian supply.

Christmas For CAMHS provides special Christmas gifts every year for children and young people who are inpatients in child and adolescent mental health (CAMHS) wards across the UK over the Christmas holiday period.To help inpatients over the festive season feel thought-about, special and included, our individual gifts are for each young person to keep, as well as activity gifts for each ward.

To provide and encourage for the public benefit research into, and study of, the origin, development andtraditional practice of Folk Dances.

To pay or apply the capital and income of the Foundation to such charities or for such charitable purposes and in such proportions in such manner and subject to such terms and conditions as the Foundation may determine.

We are a registered charity who's purpose is to help and support UK based sufferers of auto-immune diseases, primarily Multiple Sclerosis. We aim to provide advice and support, raising awareness of the latest treatments available, and signposting patients to the relevant medical professionals.We would also like to develop into a grant making body to assist with patient expenses.

Six Thirty One provides a place of retreat, rest and respite for Christian workers. We are non-denominational and international. Facilities are provided for a retreat from the pressures of work and the space and quiet to re-engage as families and couples. The facility additionally promotes good physical and mental health and helps the recovery of health enabling people to continue in ministry.

To advance the education of, and promote social inclusion and independence for, blind and visually impaired people by creating and supporting projects to progress the development and use of Braille and other tactile media, thereby improving literacy and broadening access to employment.

Study and application of the Christian Gospel in its relation to war, by holding conferences and engaging with the Anglican Communion and others by peaceful means. Publish a journal and other literature promoting peacemaking. Re-design our website and The Anglican Peacemaker,to set up a Facebook page, a blog and have an advertising campaign.

The relief of physical and mental sickness of persons in need by reason of having suffered childhood trauma and/or abuse, in particular but not exclusively through the provision of counselling and support

The Joseph Patrick Trust (JPT) provides essential financial support (through grants) to people with muscular dystrophy and related conditions who meet the adopted criteria. The grants cover equipment - such as powered wheelchairs, computers and electric beds - which health and social services do not provide but which are still vital to maintaining independence and quality of life.

The fund exists to help to provide communication devices and services for those who are registered blind or visually impaired and are on low income, enabling many blind and visually impaired people to live independently.

The purpose of the RDC Foundation is to advance young people under the age of 21 in life for the public benefit through recreational and leisure time activities so as to develop their mental, physical and moral capabilities so that they may grow to full maturity as individuals and members of society

Leading UK national disability sport organisation for people with intellectual impairment. Promotes, facilitates & supports talented athletes to train,compete & excel in national/international sport. Supports National Governing Bodies of sport,influences policy, manages classification & supports GB athletes in/out competition. Member, British Paralympic Ass & GB member of Virtus

a) The commissioning of major objects of silver for long-term loan to national museums etc.b) The support of the young, especially young silversmiths and jewellers and the support of Bishopsland Workshops.c)The making of general charitable contributions