Charities In Throughout England And Wales

To promote improve develop and maintain public education in and appreciation of the art and science of music and specifically in the art of playing the euphonium by the presentation of concerts, recitals, competitions, meetings, lectures, seminars, training courses and by the commissioning of new works of high quality for the euphonium and any other related activities.

This is a small, private, family-run trust, and unfortunately cannot respond to submissions. Gifts are made to a mix of Christian activities, relief and environmental, conservation and heritage issues. Grants are made to other charities and voluntary bodies, and also to needy individuals, both in the UK and elsewhere.

1. Regimental reunions 2 per year, run by the Cheshire Regiment Association through Regimental HQ. Branches organise reunions and social events throughout the year. 2. Assist with the running of 15 CRA Branches groups through the main Regimental HQ.3. Assist Cheshire Regiment veterans who require relief in need in finding appropriate support.

The provision of financial assistance in cases of hardship to members and former members of H M Diplomatic Service and to widows, children and dependents of members, through the provision of loans and grants.

1) TO ADVANCE THE PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLBEING OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE 2) TO ADVANCE THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE 3) THE ADVANCEMENT OF AMATEUR SPORT AND 4) ANY OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES

To provide pensions for men, unmarried women and widows aged 50 or over who are members of the established Church of England, in reduced, needy or poor circumstances. Applicants must reside in England or Wales. The numbers of men and women pensioners must be as equal in numbers as possible.

To preach the Christian gospel to the congregation at a place of worship. To facilitate self help to the members of the public that need help to improve their lives through training and counselling.

1. To preserve for the benefit of the public, the historical, architectural and constructional heritage in the United Kingdom2. To advance the education of the public in the repair, renewal and management of heritage and other assets within the built environment, and

The advancement of the christian religion by providing bible teaching and messages of an evangelistic nature. The provision of general charitable purposes to the general public and mankind.

To expand sporting opportunities, and diversify into other sports that are accessible to people of all ageswith disability or impairment.To offer coaching and competitive opportunities in wheelchair basketballTo promote the clubs throughout the sport of wheelchair basketball.To develop opportunities and attract young people to participate in a variety of wheelchair sports

Private donations are made by the members of the lodge of St Peblig during their eight meetings each year. These donations are forwarded to the North Wales Masonic Provincial Office at Llandudno. The monies collected from all the Masonic lodges in North Wales is then forwarded to the Masonic Grand Lodge of England and Wales located in London, from where it is distributed to charitable causes.

The charity aims to advance education of film making in the film & TV industries with the aim of producing higher standard of films in the UK by:1. Awarding grants or bursaries to individuals for education and project costs2. Providing their education across filmmaking, digital video production, screenwriting, & financing, through both online on-demand courses, podcasts, and onsite workshops

To advance the Christian religion in the UK and overseas for the benefit of the public in particular but not exclusively through the holding of prayer meetings, lectures, evangelism, producing and/or distributing literature on the Christian faith to enlighten others about the Christian religion, providing pastoral care and carrying out missionary and outreach work.

facilitating well being through art, for people with chronic illnesses.Facilitating improvement of Healthcare in Nigeria and Africa, through sponsoring of healthcare intervention; treatment of diseases; health education and wellbeing.

A Better Tomorrow Charity supports vulnerable adults, socially excluded and socially disadvantaged (for example, due to substance addiction, mental health challenges, homelessness and ex-offenders) by delivering interventions, including 1-2-1 and group sessions (to help support recovery and rehabilitation), training and education to develop skills and create employability opportunities.

To further such charitable purposes according to the laws of England and Wales as the trustees shall from time to time determine, in particular but not exclusively, the advancement of the arts, education and relief or prevention of poverty, through the provision of grants and by such ancillary powers conferred on them by the Trust Deed or otherwise by law.

We advance the Christian faith through worship services, prayer meetings, Bible teaching, pastoral support, evangelism, and Christian literature. We operate mainly in the United Kingdom and support community development through education, arts, music, mentoring, and activities that promote spiritual, social, and personal well-being.

Maintains contact with pensioners and other ex employees of Brown Shipley Group Companies. Provides financial assistance by making grants where appropriate.

The Airborne Forces Riders branch of the Parachute Regimental Association has a remit to collect monies to support our activities in funding our aims which are to: a. Support those who are in need in line with the aims of the constitution and rules of the charity. b. To ensure compliance with the rules and guidance of the Charity Commission.

TO RELIEVE THE SUFFERING AND EMOTIONAL DISTRESS AMONGST PARENTS AND FAMILIES WHO HAVE EXPERIENCED PRE AND POST LOSS OF A BABY OR INFANT, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY; A) THE PROVISION OF MEMORY BOXES EITHER THROUGH HOSPITALS, HOSPICES OR DIRECTLY TO THE AFFECTED FAMILIES B) PROVIDING SUPPORT AND ADVOCACY TO BEREAVED PARENTS BY THE PROVISION OF SUPPORT ACTIVITIES WITH OTHER BEREAVED PARENTS

Our main goal is to help nature recover in urban and peri urban areas. We are building toolkits for communities, to empower them in managing their own wilding projects.

To provide advice, support and assistance to members of the Congolese community and African including Refugees, Asylum Seekers and their dependents living in England and Wales.

To provide assistance to present and former players, match officials, club officials, officers of the Isthmian Football League Limited or others who have rendered service to the Isthmian Football League or to the immediate family of such persons, in cases of need.

We operate throughout England and Wales. We raise standards, awareness and impact of Regulation 44 and Independent consultancy on children and young people in care and leaving care. Activities include training and education, conferences, influencing and contributing to policy and practice development, setting standards. Involving service providers and young people in the development of Reg44

LUTSO is a Lincolnshire charity created to support children ages 8-16 in accessing sport who otherwise may have not started or given up due to financial constraints. The positive impact sport has on children's physical and mental wellbeing is significantly but unfortunately for many different reasons, not every child has the same opportunities to play the sport they love.