Education Charities That specialise in Further education

Provision of grants to children of Tuxford, Nottinghamshire for purpose of education and further education.

Distributes grants towards heating costs, medical care, school/further education equipment costs or towards projects for the benefit of the whole community.

To give financial support to people who have been resident in Hungerford, Berkshire for the last three years, and who are under the age of 25 years for their further education or training.

The Charity receives income from various sources including copyright payments and investment income and makes grants to Mansfield College in support of theology teaching, and awards bursaries and scholarships to students.

Providing financial assistance to residents of the parish of Hundon under 25 years of age to pay fees for educational courses (including music and sports), for educational outings, for books or fees for students at college or university, or for any other educational purpose.

Self Help Group. We provide a non discriminatory service for people of all races and ethnicity within the community, providing a drop-in centre and offering spiritual & social help, general advocacy and advice, offering tea & coffee and second hand clothing. Prison ministry, giving offenders bible studies, help and advise in back into society.Hospital /Hospice visiting the sick and the elderly.

To give financial asststance and grants to young residents of the parish of Gnosall over the age of 18 years, to purchase tools, books, special clothing and equipment required in further education or an apprenticeship.

Makes awards to benefit the students of Kirklees College, an exempt charity based in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire.

The William Collins Charity was set up in the seventeenth century in Corhampton to provide for the education of children in the parish.The eligibility is restricted as follows:1.The subject of the grant should be under 25 years old.Thus,college and university students,as well as parents of school children,may apply.2. subject of the grant should live within,"the Bridge Benefice".

The object of the Association is to advance the education of the students in the College.

THE PTA OF KENILWORTH SCHOOL HOLD RAFFLES, CAR BOOT SALES AND QUIZ/ MUSIC EVENINGS TO RAISE MONEY FOR ACTIVITIES THE CHILDREN AT THE SCHOOL ARE INVOLVED IN AND TO HELP SUPPLY EQUIPMENT NOT FUNDED BY THE SCHOOL BUDGET

Little Marlow Scool PTA raises funds to further education at the school , assist with maintenance and purchasing of equipment and organises activities for the enjoyment of the children and their families.

The charity makes grants to assist student, residents within Northill Parish between the ages of 16-25 who are in further education.

Hold a variety of fundraising events during the year including a Xmas Fayre and/or Xmas Music Concerts and a monthly lottery.Provide refreshments at a number of College events including Parents' evenings and New Intake eveningsSponsor an annual award for a pupil involved in fundraising and community activity.Produce a termly newsletter for parents and contribute to the College website.

School community events such as discos, bake sales and summer and Christmas events. The sale of promotional items.

Raising funds on behalf of the Ohr Elchonon Yeshivah Talmudical College.

To consider and award financial grants to students of Rye College (formerly Rye Grammar School and Thomas Peacocke School) to meet their educational needs within the terms of the trust deed. To consider and award financial grants to Rye College to meet the education needs of its students within the terms of the trust deed.

The Simpson Scholarship Fund was set up to provide scholarships to ACCA students. The Fund supports the further education of ACCA students who have already proven themselves to be of sufficient merit and distinction in ACCA examinations by providing grants to pay for the annual subscriptions and exam fees.

Making grants to young people to help them get the most from their education and allow them to take advantage of educational opportunities.

Makes discretionary grants for further education to former pupils of Cliffe VC School

Grants awarded to undergraduates and students at Universities and Colleges and Apprentices for tools. Beneficiaries must not have attained the age of 25 and they, or their parents, must reside in the Borough of Redditch, with a preference as to four-fifths of the income for such persons who, or whose parents, reside in the Ancient Parish of Feckenham.

Provides advice, training and other assistance to farmers and their immediate trainers and advisers in developing countries, also runs courses on college administration in Devon and overseas for foreign nationals of developing countries.

Grants for educational travel to students studying at Kirklees college or Huddersfield University

Charities have invested doantions and benfitted from land.The investments and tenants provide the income.This is granted to youngsters in further education and each year the trustees hand out cash to pensioners on benefits.

Arts and crafts. Recreational activities. Education in various forms ie Denman College