Charities In Throughout England And Wales

To promote best current practise in the production of quality livestock for the meat industry to meet the needs of the consumer whilst recognising all aspects of animal welfare and the environment.

The Visually Impaired sailing Association is run by blind and partially sighted sailing enthusiasts to help others to enjoy the freedom of sailing. Our aim is to empower, motivate and encourage both blind and visually impaired people to join a team sailing yachts, chance to enjoy getting stuck in and be involved in something that is great fun and has significant benefits for wellbeing.

The BWYQ is an Ofqual regulated Awarding Organisation set up to raise standards in yoga and related training activities.

- The advancement of the Christian faith for the benefit of the public;- Counselling of adults, women and youths; and- Conducting Christian worship services.

The advancement of education by providing funding, assistance and support in particular but not exclusively by the provision to Walhampton School of bursary support for the benefit of pupils who would be unable to continue or commence education at the school without financial assistance by the provision of funding to Walhampton School for upkeep and development of its facilities

THE FURTHERANCE OF SUCH PURPOSES THAT ARE EXCLUSIVELY CHARITABLE UNDER THE LAWS OF ENGLAND AND WALES, IN MIRFIELD, GREAT BRITAIN OR ELSEWHERE IN THE WORLD, AS THE TRUSTEES DECIDE FOLLOWING A MEETING OF THE MEMBERS, IN PARTICULAR BY THE PROVISION OF GRANTS OR FUNDS TO CHARITIES OR OTHER ORGANISATIONS OR INDIVIDUALS TO FURTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES.

TO GIVE FINACIAL ASSISTANCE AND ADVICE TO FAMILIES OF DECEASED CLERICS WHO, AT THE TIME OF THEIR DEATH(OR PREVIOUS RETIREMENT), WERE IN RECEIPT OF A STIPEND FROM THE CHURCH IN WALES ARISING FROM AN APPOINTMENT IN TH DIOCESE OF MONMOUTH.

We organise volunteers who live in and around Cambridge working to help the refugees in Northern France and elsewhere. We send regular convoys of volunteers to Europe, and we carry out activities in UK to raise awareness of the situation. We raise funds and organise donations of clothing and other items. All the money we raise goes towards providing aid to the refugees or supporting our convoys.

Making grants to charities. Current priorities are water projects in sub-Saharan Africa and education.

General charitable work supporting Rotary International charities and charities in the UK.

Grant making in Yorkshire particularly within a ten mile radius of Harrogate for the care, rehabilitation and education of those with special needs, the protection of the local environment and complimentary medicine. Internationally, grants can be made for training and technology in developing countries, medical assistance, the protection of human rights, ecology and conservation.

The trust is established for the benefit of such exclusively charitable objects as the trustees in their absolute disretion think fit.

Grants for charitable activities

Kids Against Plastic is a youth-led charity that aspires to raise awareness of the issues around single-use plastic. It founded and runs a free Plastic Clever Schools initiative and provides free educational and activism resources to help schools reduce their use of convenience plastics.

The Institution raises money by means of donations and the income from investments; this is used to further the purposes of the charity and we are willing and able to help those who ask for the Institution's assistance and who come within the rules.

Donations to MENCAP's to their early intervention programme for the Children and Families Centre in Northern Ireland

The trustees make regular donations to registered charities.

A charity operating throughout the UK the relief of need for the public benefit by providing support to parents and carers of children with angelman syndrome (AS) and through the provision of equipment, respite, information and advice and by raising awareness of AS and the issues that come with it; aiming to increase the understanding in both the medical profession and within the local community.

To increase public knowledge/understanding of the operations of electoral democracy. Major focus on voting systems, elections, representative institutions. Encouraging research & information dissemination; 'REPRESENTATION Journal of Representative Democracy' quarterly (unattributed peer-reviewed); historic archives & other electoral studies collections; online resources; occasional seminar events.

To advance education worldwide, including education in leadership skills, and to advance young people in life to help them become responsible citizens by providing support to The World Organisation of the Scout Movmeent, or other organisations dedicated to education and the development of leadership skills of young people, through funding such projects as the Trust may from time to time see fit.

To pay to the Lighthouse Club Benevolent Fund for the purpose of relieving poverty suffered as a result of accident, disability or ill health by persons employed or formerly employed within the building and civil engineering industry and allied trades in the UK including widows and children of such persons, in accordance with the Trust Deed dated 10 November 1975.

Objects of the Charity are to support the educational work of the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings. In furtherance of this, the Trust undertakes the following activities: providing monies for the SPAB Scholarship programme; organising the AGM for the Trust at a weekend event; fund raising to support the Trust and providing informal CPD for members.

1. To advance public education & appreciation of the art of orchestral music in all its aspects & the wider arts through cross-arts collaborations, in particular by the provision of live concerts & recitals2. The promotion of equality and diversity in the arts & music for the public benefit by providing opportunities for women & non-binary artists, & others who are underrepresented in the sector

The trustees may apply income and any part/parts of the capital in their discretion towards the provision of charitable goals. The foundation currently favours supporting educational initiatives in healthcare and the arts, and has a particular interest in providing research and educational grants in Psychology, Psychiatry and Healthcare Training.

We provide support, treatment and research for children with cancer and other life limiting illnesses in the Wessex region by:* Providing away days away from hospital at theme parks or theatres* Funding the Beads of Courage Programme at local hospitals* Decoration of Children's Wards* Funding research*Cost-free respite breaks at Sophie's Rainbow Retreat.