Charities In Throughout England And Wales

THE RELIEF OF PERSONS IN DISTRESS WHO HAVE A CONNECTION WITH THE MEAT TRADE OR, GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSES WITH A PREFERENCE FOR CHARITIES WORKING IN OR NEAR TO THE CITY OF LONDON

the purchase of properties and the granting of funds to aid the provision of accommodation in the form of buildings for the use of the Christadelphian Community

Supports primarily British bee-related research projects of benefit to beekeeping and broader bee science. Some priority is given to work on bee diseases but not limited to honey bees. Supports and encourages young bee scientists through research studentships and travel bursaries.

The original intention of the Trusts which are now comprised in the Oliver Borthwick Memorial Trust was to provide shelter and help the homeless and this remains the case. The Trustees welcome applications from small but viable charities where they are able to make a significant contribution to the practical work of the charity..

To promote humane behaviour towards, and prevent cruelty and suffering to, animals held in captivity. To educate the public to a sense of moral responsibility towards animals held in captivity. To undertake research activities in connection therewith, and publish results, and to provide relevant educational materials to the public.

Refugee Employment Network (REN) brings together non-profits, local authorities and businesses to ensure refugees in the UK have access to appropriate, fulfilling, paid work or self-employment opportunities. Founded in 2019, our organisation is the only national membership network in the UK exclusively focused on creating better opportunities for refugees across the whole country.

The Charitable Funds have operated during the year in order to fulfil the objectives of the various funds within the sphere of West London NHS Trust activities and plan to continue this policy in the future.

The Charity exists to advance the education of the general public in works of art through the promotion of the arts and is dedicated to supporting contemporary art and artists through a programme of exhibitions, commissions, artwork acquisitions and collaborations with national art institutions.

The advancement of education and learning amongst the public generally and more particularly amongst those engaged in the fields of training and education.

Institute of Ecotechnics was founded in 1973 to develop and practice the discipline of ecotechnics: the ecology of technics, and the technics of ecology.

The primary purpose of the QCEA British Committee (BC) is to support the work of Quaker House in Brussels (QCEA). The Quaker Council for European Affairs (QCEA) was founded in 1979 to bear witness throughout Europe to Friends' long-standing concerns for peace, human rights and the right sharing of resources. It does this chiefly through staff based at Quaker House in Brussels.

Our objectives are to advance, improve, develop and maintain public education in, and appreciation of, the art and science of music, in all its aspects, through the presentation of public concerts and recitals.Our particular aim is to preserve the cultural and heritage of Welsh male choral singing through public performances.

Seek Peace provides consultancy services, tailored training and small grants to our partners (local churches and parachurch ministries) to support their peacebuilding and reconciliation impact through Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning. We currently work with partners in the UK, Nigeria, Ghana and Lebanon.

Blindcare is a charity covering the whole of the United Kingdom working for people who are blind or visually impaired to improve their education, independence and opportunity to enter the workplace.

The Foundation supports people with their education, including students with the purchase of their books, equipment or tools and fees,students with the purchase of their musical instruments,students with their travel,projects abroad and field studies.Priority will be given to people within a 30 mile radius of Stokesley, North Yorks. and people working towards their first degree or equivalent.

The objects of the charity are to promote, for the benefit of the public, education in dress throughout the ages and across the world and to encourage the preservation of historic examples of dress together with relevant source materials.

The Charity provides impactful multi-generational personal, leadership and spiritual development, both online and in person. Activities include: mentorship, youth events, volunteer training, a Vision Development Programme for leaders, spiritual retreats, teaching events and pop-up community events.It equips individuals, families and community groups to improve and enhance their lives.

Provides grants to JIB operatives and JIB registered apprentices, who wish to undertake further education or training in the Electrotechnical sector over and above what is required under the JIB grading structure. Funding is also open to anybody who wishes to undertake research as a whole and there is discretionary funding for the unemployed within the sector.

To provide, care and attention for abandoned, neglected or unwanted animals and help them find a loving, permanent home. The sanctuary is now home to over 130 animals and we have rescued over 400 animals.

For the public benefit, to advance good general health and wellbeing among the general public and to relieve ill-health among those suffering depression or anxiety-based disorders, in particular, but not exclusively, by: upholding the highest standards of practice in the field of mindfulness in both practice and in teaching, training, and supervision.

Promotes hospital, health & wellbeing broadcasting in the UK.Acts as umbrella organisation supporting independent local hospital, health & wellbeing broadcasting organisations.

To assist Cheshire Police and any other Police/Search and Rescue resource within mainland UK to locate and assist Missing Persons. This includes medical assistance where qualified, and to be an additional resource to assist at any major incident within mainland UK.

CAC, winners of 26 global awards, provide year-round Process Consultancy to governments, foundations, corporations, and community-based organisations on creating Education Outside the Classroom Legacies based on the UN SDGs. We Design, Develop, and Implement pathways for social change utilizing our 28 year-round strategic resources with partners in 56 countries which impact over 16 million youth.

BCEW manage a number of blind/visually impaired cricket competitions annually as well as working to develop & administrate the game. Our participants include men & women of all ages & races.

The advancement of the Christian faith in the UK for the public benefit, mainly, but not exclusively, bymeans of providing and administering financial management, offering help and advice to otherorganisations, and by making grants for Church Groups, and in particular, but without limitation, thoseconnected with the Free Methodist Church UK.