Education Charities That specialise in Further education

The objectives of the charity are to proliferate and advance education and awareness of Islam any where deemed required in the world, this will through the provision of financial aid and materials, including but not limited to, books, furniture, stationary, clothing and electronic hardware/software and also through the construction of schools, colleges, universities and training centers.

Educational and charitable purposes

Supporting Manchester Academy and Harris College in the University of Oxford for the following purposes (1) To advance the Christian religion in its simplest and most intelligible form, in particular through the education and training of ministers and lay leaders and research into unitarianism and dissent (2) To support the college chapel.

The Archive collects information about all aspects of the history of the St Ives area and makes it available to the general public. This includes photographs, and oral history recordings. Volunteers undertake research, produce publications and set up displays in local venues.The Centre provides outreach facilities for the elderly and young, working closely with local schools and colleges.

The rental from properties owned by Boyles Educational Foundation are used for the benefit of local young people continuing their studies/vocational training at University/College.

9 lectures2 Study Days3 visits Donations: East Anglian Children's Hospice, The Children's Ward and School Room at Ipswich Hospital Grants :Annual Sponsorship of Anna Airey prizesAnnual Suffolk New College Student of the year Art prizesSupporting Local Arts Volunteering projects :Holbrook Acadamy wall mural student art project paid for materials.

The charity aims to support members of Pembroke College, Oxford Junior Common Room in the following ways:- 1. The advancement of Pembroke Undergraduate education by the acquisition & display of artworks of high quality. 2. The provision of travel grants for travel related to their education. 3. The provision of grants to alleviate immediate but temporary student hardship.

1 To provide special benefits for Rastrick High School of any kind not normally provided by the Education Funding Agency.2 To award beneficiaries Exhibitions, Bursaries or Maintenance Allowance tenable at School, or any University, College or other place of Further Education.3 To provide assistance, outfits, clothing, tools, instruments or books, to enable beneficiaries on leaving School,

Tel, email & face to face support to LGB&T people, their family & friends; Information website;Training services & case-by-case interventions to other organisations;Schools & college sessions to students to address homophobia/transphobia & acceptance of LGBTQ people;Saturday daytime group in Gloucester for 14-18yr olds, 'GayGlos Youth';Parents Group;Cross-sector strategic engagement.

The Liverpool College Foundation provides co-educational GCSE and A-level schooling and boarding for International pupils.

Trustees of land containing Peter Symonds College, Winchester. Supporting needy students.

To provide enrichment to students

To support the Mary Rose Trust (1/10 College Rd, HM Naval Base, Portsmouth, PO1 3LX) registered charity number 277503 for the public benefit, firstly by making grants out of income to meet any shortfall in the income requirements of the Mary Rose Trust, secondly to support development projects and thirdly by making loans or provide security for capital projects or towards general expenditure.

Advancing education in Japanese language, culture & customs to school age children through the running of the Kent Japanese School which meets on Saturday mornings at Brockhill Park Performing Art College, Hythe, Kent, and encouraging educational & cultural exchanges between England and Wales and Japan

The charity pays the income from the trust fund for the provision of scholarships for further education in the arts, music, study of ceramics and allied subjects, and for furtherance of study in heart surgery, to residents of Hong Kong. The charity awards grants to the Chinese University of Hong Kong for the provison of scholarships in accordance with these objects.

Provision of training and education to those who have no funding.

CTT came into existence on the closure of the Chichester Theological College. It purchases books and periodicals for the theological library it owns now housed at the University of Chichester. It supports activities that can make a meaningful contribution to the life of the Church of England and which fall within its objects. It provides a small number of grants to individuals.

To promote the efficiency of the Royal Air Force, to advance the education and understanding of the general public and serving/retired officers in the fields of leadership and air power and to preserve the ethos and heritage of the Royal Air Force and the Royal Air Force College in particular by such means as may be charitable.

Promoting or furthering the education of or affording educational benefit to male or female persons who are being educated at either Liverpool College or Liverpool College Independent School Trust (LCIST) or who having been educated by Liverpool College or LCIST are registered students as under-graduates or post-graduates of the University of Cambridge or the University of Oxford.

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To make small awards to expupils towards their further education.To administer the land and buildings owned by nthe Foundation.To insure the buildings owned by the Foundation.To provide financial support for the school's capital projects.

Fund raising by parents for school activities. Primarily for the education and training of all children at the school

The purpose of the Charity is to provide financial support to individuals under the age of 25 years and from schools and colleges within the former municipal borough of Chelmsford and parishes adjoining thereto, to further their education.

Provision of educational and welfare assitance to the medical students of Imperial College.

Hire out of the Hall to local residents, social clubs, local charities, schools and colleges and provide social functions for the community.