Charities In Throughout England And Wales

TimeBank is a national volunteering charity working to make volunteering part of the fabric of everyday life and a rewarding experience for everyone involved. We specialise in mentoring projects that tackle complex social issues. And we take an innovative approach to employee volunteering with the focus on helping staff develop leadership skills while making a real difference in their communities.

TO HELP PEOPLE'S EDUCATION AND TO GIVE DONATIONS TO VARIOUS ESTABLISHED CHARITIES.

Aiding families of children diagnosed with glioblastoma brain tumours by:Providing information and support to assist their research into treatment options;Providing grants of financial assistance to help with access to specialist doctors, testing and/or treatments and associated costs of carePromoting and funding research into glioblastoma brain tumours

Present quality operatic performances, in EnglishMake opera accessible and affordable to allProvide creative opportunities that nurture new talentInspire a passion for opera in the young through education and participationCommission new works"To awaken a new generation to the meaning and joy of opera, by educating the young, enthralling the old and encouraging participation for all".

Interests lie in medical sciences, jewish concerns, heritage and forestry/land restoration and the quality of life in local areas (South Central Berkshire, East Somerset and The Highlands of Scotland).

Raising funds from individuals and corporations to fund brain tumour research, in particular through sponsored events and the OHF's annual Gala Dinner.The development and operation of the OHF's website to act as a fundraising platform and a platform for spreading awareness about brain tumours and Glioblastoma Multiforme

We support charities where our donations create lasting impact, including encouraging young people to pursue STEM subjects, inspiring future engineers, supporting armed forces personnel & their families, & aiding community charities that promote well-being. On occasion, our Trustees use their discretion to assist other charities , so we respond effectively to diverse & emerging community needs.

Grant making to other charities.

The Trustees policy is to make grants to or for the benefit of medical research

The charity's activities consist of making grants to other charities, individuals and not-for-profit organisations for the benefit of the public, including alleviating hardship, food poverty and educational need.

To relieve the suffering of dogs in Cyprus who are abandoned, stray or otherwise in need of care and attention, and which may be at risk of being euthanised, in particular, but not exclusively by:Assisting in the reception, treatment and care of such dogs.Providing or assisting in the provision of the rehoming of such dogs once they reach the UK

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ORIGINAL WRITTEN WISHES OF THE LATE HARI PRASAD SHASTRI, THE TRUSTEES ASSIST INEDUCATION GENERALLY BUT WITH A PREFERENCE TO SUPPORT SPIRITUAL EDUCATION ACCORDING TO THE UNIVERSAL PRINCIPLES THAT HE HIMSELF TAUGHT.

Grant making in the following fields:- conservation of the natural and built environment; helping young people to develop their skills, capacity and capabilities; other such charitable purposes as deemed appropriate.

The trustees decide at their half yearly meetings what grants they make. Nominations for grants are elicited by the individual trustees who are empowered to put forward proposals for donations to be made on an annual basis, both locally and nationally as well as additional donations on an ad hoc basis.

To support charitable objects association and organisations as the trustees think fit.The trust provides assistance for local charities operating within a 20 mile radius of Kintbury in West Berkshire where the settlement is based.

Teaching french to bilingual children based in UK

As detailed in charity objects

The objects of the Charity are the advancement of the arts,culture or heritage; the provision of recreational facilities in the interests of social welfare; the advancement of education; the relief of poverty and the relief of those in need.

In general terms, makes grants to organisations connected with the sport of rowing; primarily for the provision of facilities and resources to enable and encourage young persons receiving education or undergoing training in the UK, to row or to scull.

The objective and principal activity is to promote the advancement of the Christian religion, in accordance with the articles of faith contained in the Charity's constitution.

Working in partnership with patients and the scientific community we will:- Facilitate a support network for individuals and families- Be a conduit for high quality, accessible information- Raise the profile of Alport Syndrome- Contribute to the international research agenda- Collaborate on the development of a UK patient registry and alliance of international patient registries.

Voices for Life is a registered charity to help inspire children to be happy and confident through the provision of high-quality specialised singing and confidence coaching programmes for primary schools. Through the powerful interplay of music and confidence and emotion coaching techniques, the programmes will enable children to build their emotional wellbeing, confidence and self-esteem.

1.The relief of poverty, hardship & distress within UK & Overseas among members of the Rajasthani Community by provision of financial and/or material assistance. 2. Advancement of education within the UK in the history, languages, literature, art, music and dance of Rajasthan by such charitable means as trustees from time to time determine.

To further those purposes both in the United Kingdom and abroad recognised as charitable by English Law.

The advancement of education and the relief of those in need by reason of age, ill health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage by providing grants.