Education Charities That specialise in Higher education

Grants for young people up to the age of 25 for educational (GCSE,further and higher education)and sporting purposes where the applicant has reached county standard or equivalent. Grants also made to educational and voluntary organisations providing educational or leisure time activities. Applicants must be resident in the Parish of Northiam.

LEAP enables students [14 to 19] to set up their own companies for a year, learning business skills, teamwork and problem solving. The programme helps them gain confidence and skills, which helps them with interviews for jobs and/or University. LEAP is run by volunteers from schools and local businesses.

Provision of modest grants to students from the parish of Ravenstonedale who are taking courses in higher education.

The establishment and funding of a medical facility named "The Naef K. Basile Cancer Institute at the American University of Beirut" in Beirut, The Lebanon.

Awards grants to individuals, from other defined groups and sponsors. Such grants are made to students of the Open University in their final year of Research and occasional Bursaries are awarded.

Providing books for the benefit of pupils in Woodchester and AmberleyAwarding Exhibitions to beneficiaries attending colleges, universities etcProviding financial assistance, clothes, tools etc to beneficiaries leaving schools etcProviding Financial assistance for extra curricula activities such as music

The Lithuanian Catholic Centre focuses on the Lithuanian Catholic students in the British Universities and on research work on the role of the Catholic church in liberation of Lithuania from the Soviet occupation

The advancement of education by the provision of scholarships and bursaries to enable eligible students of the Memorial University of Newfoundland who wish to study in the United Kingdom whilst living at the Harlow Campus and also of men and women who live, study or work in Harlow, irrespective of age, who wish to pursue a course of studies in Newfoundland.

Give grants annually in November to school leavers from the Parishes of Old Leake, New Leake and Wrangle, to help fund further/higher education, a profession, a trade or a calling.

We educate and mentor young people in taking the right decisions in developing their skills, and capabilities to enable them participate in society as independent, mature and responsible individuals through research based projects and workshops -Entrepreneurial mindset, Going to Uni. etc. We do this through partnerships with universities,colleges,schools, local communities and donor organisations

To support existing and past members of Cripps Hall of Residence (University of Nottingham) through the provision of travel scholarships to encourage personal development and benefits to the wider community, discretionary grants for additional Hall facilities and support for cases of individual hardship, and on-going membership / communication services.

The Charity is intended to assist elderly people or anyone suffering hardship or any other person who deserves support and also makes payments for Higher Education to assist students with fees, travel or other maintenance.It is limited to residents of the community of Castle Caereinion.

Supporting Polish medical students wishing to study at Edinburgh University.

We raise funds to support university fees and general associated educational costs including books and travel for those wishing to enter religious life. This benefits the students, it also creates an inclusive sense of community and belonging amongst those who are involved in the social and fund raising events, encouraging everyone to participate within their capacity.

Awards to persons who have not attained the age of 25 years and who or whose parents are resident within the boundaries of the City of Nottingham, tenable at any secondary school, college of education, university or other institution of further (including professional and technical) education, approved by the Trustees.

Advances the education of UEA students. Promotes interests and welfare of UEA students. Provides advice and support services for UEA students. Provides representative channel for UEA students between the University and external bodies. Provides social, cultural, sporting and recreational activities, discussion forums, catering, entertainment and retail services for members.

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.

Raising awareness of AML at fundraising events. Providing financial assistance to research into a cure for AML. Before the Trust gained charitable status funds were donated to Oxford University for an ALISA Spectrometer to understand how AML cells interact with the immune system. Further donations are planned to Birmingham University to assist in extending these results .

Holds meetings and publishes research in the Charles Lamb Bulletin. Makes available to the public (at Guildhall Library in the City of London and the Guildhall Art Gallery) a collection of books, manuscripts and other material related to Lamb and his circle. Makes grants to universities and other bodies for bursaries for students attending conferences relating to Lamb's works and period.

Playing Field leased to Parish Council for recreational facilities for the village i.e Village Fetes, Car Boot Sales, School Sports, Fair etc. Book Grants for students of 18yrs or over in full time education in college or university.

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".

Friends of Roman Aldborough (FORA) provide a series of lectures open to members and the public on Roman history and related topics and site visits linked to the talks. Members offer weekly guided tours of Roman Aldborough Town site, talks to local group meetings, work with Cambridge University on their digs in Aldborough and assist English Heritage who manage the Aldborough site.

To help with College or University fees or to supplement existing grants

Fundraising for the University of Cambridge Primary School

Providing loans and grants to retired HMI and their deppendents at times of acute needProviding pastoral support, including advice, to retired HMI and their dependentsDeveloping an educational information, news and comment internal web siteWorking with London University Insitute of Education to establish an on-line archive giving insights into HMIs work