Charities In Throughout England And Wales

The Nexus Foundation is the charitable arm of GroupNexus, a provider of market leading and innovative car park management solutions for landowners. The Foundation is a grant making charity that focuses on making a difference to the local communities we are part of.

To give people of mixed abilities and circumstances the freedom to explore their ability, potential and place in the world through inclusive adventures at sea.

Provide training and support to adults and organisations to enable them to provide high quality learning activities for young people that can take place outside and inside of the school day

Research comprises 7 main areas:- Viral Hepatitis; Liver Inflammation & Metabolism; Metabolic Profiling; Mitochondrial Dysfunction; Liver Regeneration & Repair; Alcohol; Senescence & the liver. The Institute of Hepatology is affiliated to Birkbeck, University of London & a Memo of Understanding has been signed with King's College London & King's College Hospital NHS Trust for future collaborations

The Trust makes donations each year to various UK and non-UK registered charities as decided and agreed by its Trustees, in accordance with its charitable giving policy.The Trust does not accept unsolicited applications for donations.

To advance education; to support museums, libraries and art galleries; to support the Christian faith and institutions; to relieve sickness and protect and preserve public health, and to further such other charitable purposes as the trustees determine.

1) We fund raise to make grants to HFH projects in the UK and around the world.2) We support partner organisations around the world in project design,execution, monitoring and evaluation.3) We recruit, train and equip volunteer teams to send to HFH projects in the UK and around the world.

White Rose is a charity working towards the prevention of genocide and mass atrocities. By generating income through social enterprises and fundraising, we enable Aegis Trust and organisations and projects that partner with Aegis, to undertake genocide prevention work in five areas: peace and humanity education, trauma healing, care for survivors, advocacy and the preservation of memory.

The charity was set up to advance the Christian faith in accordance with the doctrines and beliefs ofThe Lighthouse Chapel International for the benefit of the public and in particular university students in the UnitedKingdom in such ways that are exclusively according to English law. The charity organises church services, undertake outreach programmes and counselling services to members

The principal activities of the charitable company in the year under review were that of the advancement of education and religious practice in accordance with the teachings of the Orthodox Jewish faith,and the relief of poverty.

SUPPORT OF RELIGIOUS JEWISH ORGANISATIONS ESPECIALLY IN THE FIELD OF EDUCATION AND RELIEF OF POVERTY.THE CHARITY REGULARLY SUPPORTS A NUMBER OF INSTITUTIONS AND ORGANISATIONS WHICH THEMSELVES ARE GROWING NOT ONLY IN ENGLAND BUT ALSO WORLDWIDE.

THE FOUNDATION SUPPORTS RESEARCH AND CONSERVATION IN THE AREA OF HISTORIC ART, TYPICALLY PRE-1800. IT WILL DO THIS PRIMARILY BY SUPPORTING EXISTING CHARITIES THAT ARE FOCUSSED IN THIS AREA.

The charity gives grants to other charitable organisations registered in England and Wales who actively support the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment (including its Flora and Fauna)

The Advancement of animal welfare to prevent cruelty to animals and the relief of suffering by animals. Mainly concerned with the care and re-homing of animals that are abandoned, with provision for veterinary care and treatment.To find permanent homes for unwanted and/or stray animals or to provide housing for animals in need of care and attention.

Education/training of children and adults; work related to Roman Catholic Church; provision of retreats and other pastoral works; outreach work; relief of poverty; overseas mission work; caring for members of the Institute

The Charity will carry out activities for the public benefit to provide relief by such means as are charitable, for children and adults, by the provision of grants in relation to: poverty; education; religion; health or saving lives; citizenship or community development; the arts, culture, heritage or science; amateur sport; human rights; the environment; animal welfare; and rescue services.

The Inflexion Foundation supports a range of charitable causes, especially organisations that have a substantial impact on positive outcomes and opportunities for disadvantaged young people. The Foundation's philanthropic philosophy is that real societal benefit can be achieved by improving the prospects of young people, who can then make their own positive contribution in their communities.

Provision of grants to nominated charities as directed by the will of Katherine Martin. The Structure, Governance & Management of the Trust is set out in the Trust Annual Report & Financial Statements, which also disclose its financial performance and position. Trust activities are funded from investment income derived from pooled investment portfolios and its shareholding in unlisted investments.

Advancement of Religion.EducationSocial and Pastoral works.Education and care services overseas.Care for Members of the Congregation of Jesus in the English Province.

Advancement of the Christian faith through, but not limited to, equipping and developing local ministries, promoting and releasing Biblical generosity, mobilising prayer, and undertaking charitable activities. All are dedicated to accelerating the Christian faith for public benefit.

The charity makes grants for the purposes of (a) the advancement of education and health through the development of treatments and therapeutic interventions for eating disorders (including anorexia nervosa) and (b) the advancement of education and learning through scholarship in relation to early Judeo-Christian art and culture and its impact on European society.

The Foundation's main activity is to make grants for charitable purposes. The primary focus of its grant making activities is the advancement of environmental protection and improvement. The Foundation does not seek applications for grants and will generally not make grants in response to unsolicited applications received.

Making grants to charitable organisations to promote places and objects of natural beauty in the UK and in Hayling Island in particular, the restoration of canals and other inland waterways in the UK, the relieving of suffering of horses, ponies or donkeys, the promotion of historic vehicles and in particular steam trains and the establishment of community transport schemes in the UK.

Environmental scientific research, conversation of the marine environment, improving healthcare for children with cancer, providing assistance to refugees and those disadvantaged members of society that have been most severely effected by the economic crises in Greece, sponsoring cultural institutions and organisations.

To work towards the prediction, prevention and ultimately the elimination of genocide for the benefit of humanity primarily through research, education and the dissemination of information and advice.