Charities In Throughout England And Wales

To support the advance of education, art, culture, environmental protection and improvement of animal welfare and the relief of those in need by reason of disability.

The Trustees' policy is to concentrate upon charitable organisations which directly benefit domestic animals in the United Kingdom and the United States of America. However, the Trustees do not limit support to these two countries or to domestic animals but are also interested in domestic animal, conservation and wildlife organisations throughout the world.

Our mission:To use angling and associated activities for the enjoyment and personal development of young people, particularly those at risk of social exclusion.

Promotion of health & saving lives by sponsorship of research & development in medical technology.Advancement of life and relief of needs of young people & the advancement of their education particularly in science & technology in order to develop their skills, capacities & capabilities to allow them to participate in society as mature & responsible individuals.To promote amateur sport

Distributions may be made to any charity or for any charitable purpose

rescue, rehabiltate and rehome

Annie's Trust is a registered animal welfare charity set up to help ease the suffering of dogs that are living in captivity in some of the poorest Romanian dog shelters.

Task Force Trust was set up in 1975 with the objective of bringing together the young and elderly through intergenerational projects run by various organisations across the UK.

Offering courses of instruction to the public as will promote the mental and creative development of the individual through meditation. Instruction will be through courses and retreats offered in non-residential and residential settings; in-person meetings; online learning via meetings and lectures and sundries including books and incense.

Greyhound & Lurcher Rescue, rehabilitation and rehome.

PROJECT MANAGES AND ORGANISES ONE DAY OF MASS SOCIAL ACTION, INVOLVING APPROXIMATELY 55,000 VOLUNTEERS. MANY OF ITS VOLUNTEERS ARE DRAWN FROM THE JEWISH COMMUNITY, BUT ITS ACTIVITIES ARE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE WIDER COMMUNITY.

Religious Activities

The museum is open by appointment to visitors, researchers and historians. Film screenings are given throughout the year. We work with educational institutions on joint projects. We work with film archives on preservation projects. Items from the collection are made available on loan to other institutions for exhibitions. We run seasonal programmes of events which are listed on our website.

The Charity promots humane behaviour towards Border Collie dogs, by providing appropriate care, protection, treatment and security of Border Collies which are in need of care and attention by reasons of sickness, maltraeatment, poor circumstances, or ill use and to educate the public in matters pertaining to Border Collie welfare in general and the prevention of cruelty and suffering among Border

to rehome injured abused and homeless animals, to have any necessary veterinary treatment carried out including speying and neutering, to raise funds via collections and donations and to educate the public on animal care and welfare

To support education and agricultural matters

The Trust will consider requests for support from clients of CBRE Limited and requests for sponsorship from its staff (individually or in teams) who are personally involved in fundraising activities. The Trust will also consider requests for support for any other party with whom CBRE has a significant relationship.

To advance for the public benefit the science and practice of cardiography, technical cardiology and allied subjects by the promotion of improved standards & education and training and of research work therein and by making the results of such study and research available to practitioners and the general public.

The objectives of the Charity are:- advancing education for the benefit of the public, in particular, by the promotion of vocational skills training and apprenticeships- the relief of unemployment through assistance and support to find employment especially among people who are disadvantaged by financial hardship, disability, ill health, discrimination, or poor educational or skills attainment

The CPGA is the governing body for the sport and we uphold the specification and heritage of the Cornish Pilot Gig. We work with our clubs and wider community to maintain the traditional spirit of the sport alongside modern safety and welfare standards. We are proud of our sport and are delighted that Cornish Pilot Gig rowing is being enjoyed by so many people across the British Isles and overseas

To support young people and homeless people in the UK and other charities worldwide as appropriate. To support environmental causes, particularly with respect to wild animals, marine animals globally, biodiversity and ocean based environmental causes.

To advance the education of the public by making grants available for research into education.To support initiatives that can be developed into programmes capable of being applied across the wider education arena applicable to 5-18 year olds. All awards will be conditional on the agreement by the recipient to support the wider dissemination of the results of their work.

Regular public worship open to all. Pastoral work including visiting the sick and the bereavedTeaching Christianity through sermons, courses and small groupsProvision of a youth club with a Christian ethos. Promoting the whole mission for the church through activities for senior citizens, parents and toddlers and other special need groups. Supporting other charities in theUK and overseas.

The trustees' principal activity is to expend the charity's income in the following main areas:1) In education, by supporting promising pharmacy students who maybe in finacial difficulties, via hardship grants.2) By funding teaching chairs, research projects and university awards programs, with an emphasis on community pharmacy initiatives.

Sarbat Da Bhala is a Charitable Trust operating out of Derby. Our main activity is to advance the Sikh religion in the UK for the benefit of the public.We aim to establish Sikh Centres of Worship/ Education and to also to provide facilities (such as community Centres) in the interests of social welfare for recreation and leisure time occupation to the local residents.