Charities In Scotland

Promote Awareness of Leukaemia and Other Cancers in Children, Teenagers and Young Adults. Raise Funds towards Research into causes of Leukaemia and raise funds to support Children, Teenagers and Young Adults going through treatment for Leukaemia and Other Cancers including supporting Teenage Cancer Trust Unit and support programme Beads of Courage.

Our main activities were fundraising, the selection of successful candidates for grants and the awarding of grants.

The charity assists regional training guides for disabled people who wish to participate in Para Dressage; this develops increased self-awareness, balance, suppleness, strength and co-ordination. Riders improve communication skills both with humans and animals.

We operate from the UK with family trustees based in England, Scotland and Wales. We work proactively, initiating projects working with civil sector organisations in Malawi and Ethiopia, and giving donations/grants primarily to charities in the UK and in Africa. We focus on maximising the effectiveness of our funding and on finding innovative ways of supporting beneficiaries.

The Foundation organises an annual Celebrity Golf Event to raise money for a chosen charity.

To create more opportunities for young engineers to take advantages of the unique FISITA Travel Bursary, in order for them to fulfil work experience opportunities within our industry

Education/TrainingArts/CultureEnvironment/ConservationYoung People/ChildrenMakes grants to organisations

Sound Architect is a provider of stimulating, challenging professional activities and trainings. We work with people of all ages and abilities and have worked extensively with younger people and those with disabilities. We offering trainings/sessions in IT, drama, soundbeam,photography, music film. Much of our work involves projects which develop capacity, and intergenerational themes

To advance the education of the public by increasing access to and appreciation of The CMSM Collections of UK military artefacts and documents across the UK, and for their conservation, preservation and restoration.

The objectives are to advance the education of the public in knowledge and practice of sailing, seamanship, navigation ; promoting community participation in the above and advancing the education of the public in the protection of the marine and coastal environment.

We are a group promoting interest in the history and culture of ENGLAND from the earliest times, particularly the Anglo-Saxon period, in which modern culture is rooted.We foster interest in our country's folk traditions reviving interest in England's linguistic heritage, supporting (for example) Northumbrian Language Society. We sell merchandise and issue promotional literature.

The object of the charity is to encourage the exercise and the maintenance of the standards of craft both ancient and modern. The charity supports enlightened and progressive projects and is particularly interested in ideas with applications for everyday use.

To advance and promote for the public benefit the performing arts generally and in particular but not exclusively, music, dance, speech and drama,

Research and education in marine conservation

PROVIDE INFORMATION BOOKLETS ABOUT IDIOPATHIC INTRACRANIAL HYPERTENSION THROUGH DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT.PROVIDE GRANTS FOR SUFFERING APPLICANTS WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM IDIOPATHIC INTRACRANIAL HYPERTENSION AND ARE SUFFERING FINANCIAL HARDSHIP.

Provision of financial assistance to Irish Dancers , Musicians . To provide support to the Irish dancing music and language for awards to encourage excellence in performance and education

To globally promote the development of food and feed milling processes and storage and agriculture to the ultimate benefit of the conditions of life for socially and economically disadvantaged communities

Promotion of liquid crystal science

The trust exists to provide grants and resources to other charitable bodies or to organisations or individuals who are engaged in the alleviation of suffering, the promotion of education, the extension of the Christian religion or otherwise engaged in charitable activity.

National organisation OF disabled LGBTQI people. We provide information and advice on issues affecting disabled lesbians, gay men, bisexuals, transgender, queer, intersex (or otherwise self-defining as non-binary) people. We seek to represent LGBTQI issues to disabled people's communities and disabled people's issues to LGBTQI communities. We try to redress social isolation among our members.

Run charitable events where fundraisers will raise money for the charity alongside working with key stakeholders to generate additional income for the charity.

To preserve and protect the mental health of parents particularly, but not exclusively, of fathers, and to promote and protect the good health both physical and mental of children in the UK and overseas.

The relief of those in need, by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial or other disadvantage by providing care, support, education, facilities, respite care, equipment, recreational and leisure-time activities, practical advice and in particular tailored services for the reception, care and treatment of their animals which are in need of care and attention.

The objects of the CIO are for the prevention or relief of poverty in accordance with Christian principles for the publics benefit. In particular but not exclusively, by the provision of:(a) Items such as clothing, food, water and essential toiletries.(b) Signposting the beneficiaries to the various organisations that can give support and information in relation to substance abuse programmes

The charity provides funding by means of making grants to those undertaking further education or academic research in the area of pensions and retirement income provision at universities and other institutions throughout Europe.