Charities In Throughout England And Wales

FOR GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSES & TO RELIEVE THE NEEDS OF PERSONS WITH THOUGHTS OF SUICIDE OR WHO BEEN AFFECTED BY SUICIDE BEREAVEMENT. THROUGH THE PROVISION OF SUICIDE PREVENTION ,INTERVENTION AND POSTVENTION TRAINING & SUPPORT INCLUDING SERVICES PROMOTING HEALTH AND WELLBEING.

THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF DONATIONS THE CHARITY SUPPORTS OTHER CHARITIES WORKING IN NORTH WALES IN THE FIELD OF HUMAN AND ANIMAL WELFARE AND CONSERVATION AND PROTECTION. ALSO SIMILARLY CHARITIES CARRYING OUT SIMILAR WORK IN THESE FIELDS BOTH NATIONALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY.

Originally founded for the advancement of education and relief of poverty of any person engaged in medical research, the Charity now makes grants for charitable purposes generally.

The Foundation makes financial grants to individuals and organisations within the UK and certain other jurisdictions with the objective of preventing or relieving poverty or financial hardship among employees and former employees, and the dependants and local communities of employees and former employees, of Amalgamated Metal Corporation PLC and its associated companies

The Charity Trustees are keen to support activities that advance the Objects in an effective way. The Charity Trustees' current funding priorities are to make grants:2.1.1 To registered charities benefiting local communities;2.1.2 To small to medium sized voluntary organisations; and2.1.3 To charities operating in or linked to the southwest of England.

Managing invested fund [professional managers retained] with a view to generating income to provide bursaries and grants via nominated academic institutions. Trustees expect to initiate this process in the academic year 2011/2012. Investment performance has improved though slightly behind relevant indices.

Katherine Rutherford's Sunshine Glioblastoma Foundation (KRSGF) will provide grants to organisations, and other like-minded bodies who are dedicated to research and understanding Glioblastoma and elongating lives of those who suffer from Glioblastoma and/or other charities whose purposes and goals align with KRSGF.

The charity makes donations to churches and charities. It also makes educational grants and donations to relieve poverty.

For the public benefit, to advance the education and training of Afghan legal professionals who have been re-settled as refugees in the UK as part of a UK government scheme such as Afghan Relocations and Assistance Policy (ARAP) or Afghan Citizens Resettlement Scheme (ACRS) and who are in need, in order to advance them in life and assist them in adapting to a new community.

The Trust makes grants to a wide range of charities; in particular, to charities concerned with education, religion, physical and mental health, the arts and the protection of the environment.

We are Christian organisation with objective to advance the Christian faith for public benefits accordance with our statement of beliefs and practices base in Amesbury Wilshire England. We share and practice the teachings of our lord and saviour Jesus through spreading his love through our weekly services , helping the needs in our community bring hope and joy to families.

To hold the income of the Trust Fund in each year to apply the same in the award to such one or more qualified persons as the committe may in its absolute discretion select (and if more than one then in such proportions as the committee shall determine) of a prize to promote and advance the research and treatment of incurable disease provided that the results shall be published.

Makes grants for charitable purposes including church and hospice appeals from Wirral and North Wales

Religious Activities - Church Services.

We are Christians. Our activities include winning souls and better people lives through our services and social interactions. Floating Youth programs periodically to help the youths. Care for elderly, supports for disables, orphanages and mission in schools are other activities we do directly and via other charities like Red Cross, Oxfam etc. Praying and interceding for the country and nations.

The Charity is run by unpaid volunteers, who undertake a range of tasks: teaching courses, organising meetings, creating website content, responding to queries, creating course content, administration, printing booklets, maintaining the house and equipment. The Charity performs public ceremonies and provides a website portal relating to the Druid Orders studies and practices.

Church services; classes for church members and non-members to develop their knowledge of spiritualism; day workshops for individuals to enhance their spiritual development

The objects of the charity are to pay or apply the capital and income held to or for such purposes as are exclusively charitable in accordance with the laws of England and Wales as the Trustees shall in their absolute discretion think fit.

The Trustees have a agreed upon a grant policy whereby support will in the initial stages be applied towards third party institutions which operate in line with the aims and objectives of the Foundation. If it is deemed beneficial at a later stage staff may be involved in the mentoring of selected beneficiaries if this is deemed beneficial to such beneficiaries.

Raise funds to make grants for general charitable purposes.

Providing financial help to widows, orphans and deprived people of community. sponsoring students of higher Islamic studies and acandmic education. providing clean water by water bores in the poor area.building the places of worship and educational institutions

Established to make grants for charitable purposes.

RELIGION, PARTICULARLY BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY, BY SHARING AND EDUCATING THE PUBLIC IN THE TEACHINGS OF SHRI GURU SHARNANAND JI MAHARAJ AND HIS HOLY PERSONS BASED AT THE SHRI UDASIN KARSHNI ASHRAMIN IN INDIA.THE RELIEF AND ASSISTANCE OF PERSONS IN INDIA, PARTICULARLY BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY THE SHRI UDASIN KARSHNI ASHRAM, BY THE PROVISION OF GRANTS AND ITEMS.

To benefit Brother Masons, their distressed widows, children and dependants and to benefit such Masonic and non-Masonic Charities as the members shall direct.

The society is particularly concerned with lesser known British composers from the late 1800s to the middle years of the 20th Century. It is not generally a grant giving or commissioning body. The society issues a newsletter, journal and occasionally other books. It professionally records CDs. Its annual meetings usually incorporate some live music or other event.