Charities In Scotland

TO PROMOTE AND ADVANCE ART FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT THROUGH THE SUSTAINABLE CONSERVATION, PROTECTION AND PRESERVATION OF HISTORICAL WORKS OF SIGNIFICANT CULTURAL VALUE AND CULTURAL HERITAGE SITES, THROUGH THE USE OF NON-CONTACT RECORDING AND DOCUMENTATION METHODS.

The relief of necessitous persons who are or have been members of The Chartered Institute of Management Accountants, or any predecessor body, and of necessitous persons connected by ties of relationship or dependency at any time with persons who are or at any time were such members.

Foster esprit de corps among members of the former Royal Army Pay Corps; to relieve poverty and hardship where former personnel or their dependants find themselves in need; the commemoration, remembrance and encouragement of public recognition of the sacrifices made by members of the RAPC in the service of their Country.

Awards Main Foundation Grants to help women in the final year of a PhD.Awards Emergency Grants to graduate women on a post graduate course who then face an unforeseeable financial crisis.Awards Theodora Bosanquet bursaries are offered annually to women graduates whose research in History or English Literature requires a short residence in London.

ATM supports teachers within education by providing CPD courses, publications, website resources and a bi-monthly journal to all it's members.

The Switch the Play Foundation is the UK's only charity dedicated to supporting all sportspeople to successfully transition to life outside of sport. Evidence shows that leaving a life in sport can be really tough. We work with individuals, clubs, governing bodies, parents and organisations involved in the world of elite sport to help make transition to life outside sport a positive experience.

The Maximus Foundation is committed to helping people in need. The focus is to support charities that help disadvantaged people and make a real difference to people's lives; through health, employment or community development.The Maximus Foundation supports charities by providing them with meaningful grants, which enables the organisation's to drive forward their core mission and purpose.

LABBS delivers its goal of promotion and education of Barbershop singing by providing support to over 2200 individual members of 60 Barbershop Choruses and 54 registered Quartets. They are actively involved in their local communities. Our member choruses and quartets regularly perform at local community events, including charity events, where they promote Barbershop singing to their audience.

The objects of the charity shall be to advance education and promote the preservation of good health by providing or securing the provision of external quality assessment services for clinical laboratories.

To provide benefits for people with learning disabilities.

To provide financial support to employees or former employees of ABTA or ABTA member businesses who have demonstrated a financial need.

The aims of the charity are:- to promote the highest artistic and pedagogic standards among teachers and students- to promote lifelong high quality learning of stringed instruments open to all, regardless of social or economic background

Our activities widen access to literature and improve diversity within publishing. We run projects that empower people from disadvantaged backgrounds and deprived communities to get their voices heard, mentor aspiring authors so that they can produce books that are widely read and which dispel negative stereotypes, as well as supporting books with important social and environmental themes.

Supporting religious and other charitable works carried out by members of the Order in health, education and social work, especially in Africa, Latin America and Middle East. The Comboni Centre offers individual & group opportunities for encounters of prayer and mission related topics. The Sisters visit the housebound, help with the homeless/refugees and participate in justice & peace programmes.

The charity raises funds by selling Whippet related items at Crufts and various dog shows and by accepting donations for dogs rehomed, and from dog clubs and the public. Bequests are also received, and the charity organises various special events to raise funds. Members of the rescue pay an annual subscription.

Art History Link-Up (AHLU) offers free-of-charge accredited Art History courses to state school students, taught in galleries, schools and online. Art History A level is taught in less than 1% of state schools. Yet we have taught over 600 young people from diverse backgrounds, from 300 state schools across the UK. Our students are transforming the sector and securing a vibrant future for the arts.

Our purpose is to inspire, energise and resource individuals to "Share Jesus" Our activities are the growth of a nationwide movement of individuals, churches, denominations, streams and Social action ministries. We train i61m coaches to run groups within Churches and ministries to work through and the i61m app setting goals to "Share their life, Share their faith and Share Jesus"

THE CHARITY ORGANISES VILLAGES FOR AGE 11; YOUTH MEETINGS FOR AGE 12/13; STEP UP FOR AGE 14/15; SEMINAR FOR AGE 16/17 WITH PARTICIPANTS FROM DIFFERENT COUNTRIES. EACH GEOGRAPHICAL BRANCH HAS A JUNIOR BRANCH FOR INTERESTED YOUNG PEOPLE IN THE LOCAL AREA. BRANCHES ARE BASED IN NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, LEEDS, SHEFFIELD, MANCHESTER, HULL AND LONDON.

TO PROMOTE THE COPTIC ORTHODOX CHURCH AND TO RELIEVE POVERTY IN EGYPT AND AMONGST THE EGYPTIAN COMMUNITY IN THE UNITED KINGDOM AND OTHER COUNTRIES.

The relief of poverty of persons who are or have been engaged professionally as air pilots or air navigators and who are British subjects by birth or by naturalisation or who are liverymen, upper freemen or freemen of the Guild of Air Pilots and Air Navigators of London.The relief of poverty and/or advancement of education of the dependants widows and orphans of all such persons mentioned above.

Time for God aims to provide quality volunteering opportunities through which God changes lives. We have more than 50 years of experience working with young adults who serve full-time in placements across Great Britain on a variety of volunteering programmes. Time for God is a Christian volunteering and training organisation founded by the major Christian denominations.

TO PRESERVE AND PROTECT GOOD HEALTH FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT BY WITHIN AREAS OF NEUROLOGY OR PHYSIOTHERAPY OR COGNATE HEALTH-RELATED FIELDS (INCLUDING NEURO-PHYSIOTHERAPY, NEUROSCIENCES, NEURO-TECHNOLOGY, NEUROSURGERY, NEURO-REHABILITATION AND ADJACENT SUBDISCIPLINES) THROUGH EDUCATION, TRAINING, SCHOLARSHIP, RESEARCH, KNOWLEDGE-CREATION, DISSEMINATION AND EXCHANGE, LEADERSHIP, CONTINUING DEVELOPMEN

Networking: share knowledge and experience to support the development and growth of children?s palliative care globally.Information: disseminate information to support the development of children?s palliative care worldwide.Advocacy: provide a global voice for children?s palliative care.Education & Research: disseminate research and promote educational opportunities.

To support a zero-harm approach to road safety to reduce the number of incidents on our roads as a result of illegal or poorly maintained tyres by empowering road users and partners with the knowledge and resources to bring about a change in tyre safety behaviour.

Bringing together open access publishers, publishing service providers, librarians, and other supporters to collectively bring about a fairer, more sustainable model of open book publishing, to increase the volume and diversity of academic knowledge available for free, to anyone.