Charities In Throughout England And Wales

Produce scholarly journal, hold conferences, promote research.

The objective is to support general worthy causes and donations are made to charitable institutions.

a little bit of HOPE raises money in the UK to fund grass-roots development programmes in the Butaleja District of Uganda. We currently work across three areas; Education, Water & Sanitation and Livelihoods.

To make grants to persons who are or who have been a member, employee or volunteer of WVS, WRVS or Royal Voluntary Service, who being of limited means are in need of financial assistance

To pay the income of the trust to the Christian Science Board of Directors of the Mother Church the First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston Massachusetts to be used in Great Britain for the promotion and extension of the religion of Christian Science as taught by Mary Baker Eddy in the Christian Science text book Science and Health with key to the Scriptures.

Education and general charitable activities to promote vocal health

Gives Scholarships, Grants and Maintenance Allowances as the Trustees determine in keeping with TheTrusts' Objects

The promotion of the recorded and written ministries of the late Rev. Francis Dixon, and the support of the itinerant ministry in the U.K. and overseas of Rev. David Tucker.

The charity makes grants to a variety of charitable institutions for such charitable purposes as the trustees at their discretion determine. The main receipients in 2007 was the Institute For Child Health and the United Synagoque.

The Open Bible Trust publishes a magazine and Bible study materials including books, booklets, CDs, MP3s, and DVDs. It also holds seminars and conferences and organises an annual Christian holiday, all of which take place in a variety of locations throughout the UK. The Open Bible Trust website, www.obt.org.uk, is updated regularly, and gives further details.

The National Heritage Science Forum improves partnership within the heritage science sector and with others by increasing collaboration to help practice make better use of research, knowledge and innovation and to enhance resources, funding and skills, investment and profile. Its activities seek to demonstrate the public benefit of heritage science and increase public engagement and support for it

Grant making to small-scale charitable organisations usually with an annual income of under ?500,000 and minimal admin costs. Charities should have a focus on long-term sustainability and integrated community development and are usually based outside the UK. Donations usually around ?3000, ongoing funding is possible once a relationship has been established. Must have UK bank account.

Providing a Museum, Archive and Heritage service relating to the King's Own Royal Regiment, 1680 -1959 and afterwards. Including holding collections relating to the regiment, its soldiers and providing public information through museum displays, a public programme of events and talks and maintaining a website.

The charity has general charitable purposes and makes donations to a wide range of charitable causes.

General Charitable Purposes.Trust is open to applications. Please submit your application to https://funding.ludlowtrust.com

Advancement of the Lutheran Christian faith

To support work with profoundly deaf people

We will be providing free workshops providing drama, dance and various other performance related skills to ensure that people across the whole of Hereford have the opportunity to be able to take part and have the chance to learn new skills/experiences and to make new friends. We also put on a Pantomime each year which all the people that participate in the workshops can take part in.

How Many Elephants (HME) protects African elephants and empowers women to protect nature. It amplifies female ranger voices through World Female Ranger Week (500m reach), enables human-elephant-conflict mitigation through the HME Beehive Fence project, and supports grassroots conservation through grants, storytelling, advocacy, education, and community-led action. Founded by Holly Budge.

Donations in support of education, religion, the elderly, the young, conservation, other charities, well-being outreach to general community.

Make grants to organisations that further science education, medical research and the arts; or to charities that benefit the homeless or operate to provide safety to those at sea.

The Trust was established to fulfil the charitable aims of the Worshipful Company of Comunicators, supporting causes that are relevant to communication. Access to the profession for groups in society underrepresented in the industry. Promoting the role of communications in serving the public interest. Activities reflecting the Company's membership of the Livery. Grant making,advice, research.

To protect the history and legacy of LEO computers by collecting artefacts and memorabilia, first-hand memories both oral and written and compiling a catalogue of such material; and, by working with our members, with museums and archives to protect this heritage and promote it to the public at large and to researchers through events, exhibitions, publications and an accessible online archive.

The charity organises training workshops for staff in public gardens; and promotes botanical collections in Britain and Ireland as a resource for research, conservation and education.

The trustees have the power to apply the trust fund and income thereof to charitable bodies.