Charities In Throughout England And Wales

advance the Christian faith by receiving and administering gifts from individuals, charities or corporate entities and distributing such gifts and gift aid to churches and other Christian charities

Alternative therapy and treatment and natural agriculture

We make STEM education and careers less intimidating, diverse and inclusive - using robots, mentors, accredited content, epic competitions, and industry judged awards. We support less represented 12 to 18 year-olds in schools and community groups across the UK to design, build, code, and compete with a robot to take on a global challenge.

Providing relief for persons in need, poverty or distress in third world countries and the relief of persons who are homeless or in housing need in the United Kingdom or any other part of the world.

The objects of the Foundation for Jewish Heritage are:* to promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and improvement of the built Jewish heritage including synagogues, monuments, cemeteries, communal buildings and sites of religious, historical, architectural, social or cultural significance* to advance the education of the public regarding Jewish heritage

The advancement of the orthodox Jewish religion, orthodox Jewish education and education in general. The relief of poverty sickness and infirmity for the public benefit.

The charity resources and provides one-to-one services to local church communities that enables an understanding of university student culture and allows effective support of students from a Christian perspective.

Provisions of basic food and personal care items, companionship and support to elderly and marginalized people living alone and in financial distress.

The trust aims to enhance the lives of disadvantaged young people (ages 5 - 19) mainly in London and the South East. The trust wishes to encourage disadvantaged and vulnerable young people away from anti-social behaviour and criminal activity, enabling them to fulfill their potential. the Trustees prefer to support projects that continue to have an impact after support has ended.

ICCM is an international centre for performance, production, and promotion of contemporary music.The centre is performance-oriented; its ensembles, programs, and services are intended to provide a platform for the creation and performance of new works as well as to give new exposure to the significant ones from the recent past. ICC

Education & Training, Relief of Poverty, Economic/community/development/employment

The charity aims to promote general charitable purposes by supporting institutions involved in social services and relief, education and training, medical research, religious activities, culture and the arts. It does not generally consider unsolicited requests for support but identifies potential donees through the personal experience and knowledge of the Trustees and their professional advisers

The charity provides grants to organisations for research into the treatment and cure of dementia and related diseases.

The objectives of the Foundation are to promote sustainable development and social inclusion for the public benefit, and the furtherance of such other purposes as are exclusively charitable under the laws of England and Wales as the trustees in their discretion determine.

The charity offers project grants for pancreatic cancer research to researchers in the UK and Ireland.

The advancement of music education of young people in the UK, including but not limited to, the provision of:i) musical instrumentsii) tuitioniii) funding specifically for music - related student endeavours,for children in state (non fee paying ) primary and secondary education. Aim achieved through granting of funds directly to schools who fit the eligibility criteria.

To promote the practice, teaching, spreading and general advancement of the Serene Reflection Meditation School of Buddhism as exemplified within the Order of Buddhist Contemplatives. This is done through the thorough training of monks, and the support of our lay congregation, by a full programme of retreats, residential training, festivals, Dharma weekends and meditation days throughout the year.

The first concern of PFI is prayer for Messianic and Arab believers in the Biblical land of Israel. Prayer partners also direct their giving to provide practical support and relieve hardship and distress in Israel and elsewhere.

The Charity has a responsibility for a church and an open space for the public. Our mission is to provide a service of spiritual support and pastoral counselling to all people in need. This is carried out through maintaining an open church and sacred safe space for prayer and quiet reflection, the celebration of daily mass and other liturgies, and availability to speak with anyone who has need.

THE CHARITABLE COMPANY EXISTS AS A CHURCH AND IS AN ACTIVE MEMBER OF THE NEWFRONTIERS GLOBAL NETWORK OF CHURCHES AND A MEMBER OF THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE. IT CARRIES OUT THE TYPICAL ACTIVITIES OF A CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

The charity's objective is the development of compassion and sensitivity in people of all ages, especially theyoung, through education about the needs of animals and ways in which they are exploited and made tosuffer.

Securing the services of the Chief Rabbi for the benefit of synagogues which recognise the Chief Rabbi's authority;Providing financial support to the Office of the Chief Rabbi;Facilitating the role of the Chief Rabbi in promoting and expounding beliefs and practices in accordance with Jewish Law and tradition to all members of the Jewish faith and others in the United Kingdom and abroad.

Unitas is a national charity to act as a resource for people, in particular but not limited to young people. Unitas intends to achieve its objectives by working in collaboration with other organisations to deliver educational services. Unitas will maintain quality of delivery through products and services being devised and refined according to the best available evidence being a priority.

Our purpose is to lead, co-ordinate and evidence the role of sport in criminal justice. Our mission is to act as an agent of change and empower our network with the learning, skills and resources to increase participation and reduce offending.

The objects of the Charity are to make grants for general charitable purposes in the fields of education, medical research and other charities that can demonstrate that the grants will be used effectively.