Charities In Throughout England And Wales

To provide for the relief of suffering caused to those persons with heart defects, heart disease, rheumatism and arthritis and any associated complaints and in particular but not limited to provide financial assistance to such individuals, funding into research, awareness, supporting and counselling services, facilities and equipment, education, training and rehabilitation.

The RFL National Governing Body's charitable arm creates social impact by working with professional club Foundations to support disadvantaged communities in England. Through the power of Rugby League, it tackles inequalities, promotes inclusion and diversity to advance social justice, and increases participation through sustainable facilities and volunteer development, building social cohesion.

PROMOTION OF AWARENESS OF THE LIFE WORK OF J M W TURNER

To distribute income and capital as the trustees think fit but in particular charities involved in animal medicine and welfare as well as general causes associated with the relief of poverty and the protection of the environment

Charity to benefit 14 named beneficairies or such other charitable bodies and organisations as the trustees shall nominate during the trust period:- Cancer Research UK, RNIB, Institute of Cancer, NSPCA., NSPCC, RSPCA, Guide Dogs for the Blind, Arthritis Care, RNLI, Battersea Dogs Home, British Red Cross, Help the Aged, National Trust and RAF Benevolent Fund.

a. The advancement of the Christian faith. b. The relief of sickness and the preservation and protection of physical and mental health. c. The relief of poverty.

The Edwards Family Foundation's activities will be to provide grants to the general public for general charitable purposes. The activities will be carried on in the United Kingdom.

The Charity supports the work of the Union of Evangelical Students of India. It keeps in touch with members through its own email group. A website keeps members uptodate and informs interested people of the charity's activities and how to contact the organisers. An annual meeting is arranged for members in UK and other meetings are arranged as required.

To advance the Christian faith in accordance with the Statement of Beliefs in Middlesex and in such other parts of the UK and the world as the Trustess may from time to time think fit and other such purposes which are exclusively charitable according to the law of England and Wales and are connected with the charitable work of the charity.

During the year the Trustees met regularly to progress the Appeal, consider potential beneficiaries for the granting of funds and carry out the routine administrative functions of the Trust; and made specific grants to the Eton Fives Association in support of its efforts to promote coaching at Westway and at certain schools. In addition grants were made directly to a number of schools.

Advancement of education in the historic doctrines of the Church of England and churches in communion therewith, emphasising the continuing Catholic and Affirming tradition of those churches

Religious activities

Exchange of international volunteers. Volunteers are welcomed to 5-6 workcamps in the UK, working mainly with children and environment. Volunteers are sent to projects abroad and in many cases receive training and orientation before they travel. Longer term volunteers are also sent and received.

The objectives of Duekoue United are as follows:(a) the advancement of education, including by the provision of English language classes and supplemental education for children;(b) the relief of unemployment;(c) the promotion and preservation of good health; and(d) the provision or assistance in the provision of facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation or other leisu

We give grants for the following: Prevention and relief of poverty through grants to uk charities working many in the 3rd World.Environmental protection and improvement of flora and fauna through grants to uk charities working in the 3rd World. We support horticulture in the uk. Advancement of education mainly for adults in the 3rd World. d) relief in need for x members of UK armed forces.

Since its inception the organisation has been helping a variety of individuals and families who have or docurrently work in the film and television industry. The type of financial help includes; widows andwidowers; families of those recently bereaved; the sick or terminally ill, those who have fallen into financialneed through accidents at work or illness.

Relief of poverty of individuals and families, and support to organisations involved in this activity.Furtherance of Orthodox Jewish education.Support of organisations catering for the ill and handicapped.

Provides grants to individuals attending universities or other learning establishments in Great Britain as students of Anthropology, or research and teaching assistants in such departments.

TWP is a residential, non-medical mental health recovery programme specifically designed for adult individuals over the age of 21 years to meet the needs of those coming to terms with, or in recovery of issues such as addictions, professional burn out, stress, anxiety, depression, PTSD and other mental health related problems. We operate primarily in The Lake District National Park.

Relieve poverty and sickness of homeless people; provide opportunities for young underprivileged or disadvantaged people to take part in sport to enable them to fulfil their potential; to advance education; provide funding for medical research (including mental health issues); relieve suffering of animals and to prevent and suppress cruelty to animals; to promote human rights throughout the world

The charity is a general grant-funding charity. During the first year of operation it has been raising funds for disbursement in subsequent years. The topics of interests to the charity are housing, environmental, youth and medical.

To educate and inspire communities to speak up, support each other and take action. Demonstrated by regular community initiatives in a local gym, school or via Instagram campaigns, we collaborate with our Foundation's partners to educate and inspire communities to speak up, support each other and take action supporting our mission. With a vision whereby bright minds can overcome adversity

The charity makes charitable donations to registered charities. It can not accept submissions for grants to individuals and requests applications by registered charities only be made by email.

The Trust exists to support organisations and individuals under the advancement of religion aim. It will not respond to funding requests from external organisations

The charity applies the income from the trust fund for the benefit of the following charities, in equal proportions:-Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital Fund-Royal Commonwealth Society for Blind-Royal National Institute for the Blind