Education Charities

Charitable donations to young people born in immediate area to support further education and donations to young women born in area on their marriage. Applicable only to people born in Langport, Somerset.

We hold fundraising events such as family night bingo, school fete, disco's for the children throughout the school. Tombola, charity market stall, sponsored bounce

The Trustees shall apply the income of the Charity for such charitable purposes for the benefit of the inhabitants of the Port Talbot area (Defined as the former Borough of Port Talbot prior to the 1st April 1996) for:a. Educational purposes of young people between the ages of 16 and 25, or,b. Nurse training.

The Foundation makes grants to Over Peover primary school in order that the school may purchase musical instuments and provide music lessons. Other grants will also be considered on application to the Foundation.

Our objective is to advance the musical education of young people in the Leeds area, to promote, encourage and support all activities of CLYO, Fundraising provides bursaries and subsidies for tours & residential courses, music & soloist hire, pays for and maintains some of the rarer instruments the young musicians are less likely to own & funds the annual prizes awarded by the Conductor.

After reinvestment of a small part of annual income and any admin costs, the Trustees apply the remainder towards financial help not normally provided by the local education authority for any maintained school in the area of benefit. Also, financial assistance for children and young persons under 25 years, resident in the area of benefit (Tenterden and surrounding area), may be available.

Supports the Parish of Patterdale, helps to defray the expenses of the Rector of Patterdale, the maintenance, repair insurance and general upkeep of St Patrick's Church Patterdale, the Parish Share, the maintenance equipment repair of Patterdale School insofar as such expenditure is not met my the Local Education Authority, and other charitable purposes as the Trustees thank fit.

Providing opportunities for further education and training through the attendance of language and other courses.The beneficiaries to include both Catholic students to the priesthood and Catholic ordained priests (Catholic includes Roman Rite and Eastern and Oriental Rite Catholics) from Poland and other Eastern European Countries

To raise and apply funds for the benefit of past and present members (including staff) of the College of St. Hild & St. Bede specifically in the advancement of education at the College of St. Hild & St. Bede.

To provide small grants for educational purposes to schools situated within the Ecclesiastical Parish of St Pauls Parish, Hooton not normally funded by the local education authority Also to promote the education of individuals under the age of 25 resident within the Ancient Parish of Eastham.

We are a fundraising organisation to help provide improved facilities and educational experience for the pupils of King Henry VIII Comprehensive School

Income mainly interest from investments. Income is given out in September to parents who are resident in the parish of Frosterley and have children in full time higher or further education. No one under age 11 is eligible.

To give awards or grants of money or equipment to or for the benefit of INDIVIDUALS who are suffering from any physical handicap or disability of whatever nature or however caused to help the applicant improve his or her chances of employment and/or quality of life. Awardees are sponsored by a member of Business & Professional Women UK.

RAISING FUNDS AND SUPPORTING EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITES FOR THE ENJOYMENT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES ATTENDING BRADING CHURCH OF ENGLAND CONTROLLED PRIMARY SCHOOL. ENABLING PARTICIPATION FOR ALL IN COMMUNITY EVENTS AND EXTRA-CURRICULA ACTIVITIES, INCLUDING OFF-SITE VENUES.

The trust was funded in 1973 on the sale of St. Martins School and covered the ecclesiastical parish of St. Martin-by-Looe. The purpose of the trust is to promote education of persons who have not attained the age of 25 years and are, in the opinion of the trustees, in need of financial assistance.

ST Clements trust will provide a wide variety of activities such as education, and training, leading to long term employment, a range of inclusive art and cultural acttivties for marlized communities including support and capacity building of partnership organisation and groups both national and internationally.

The advancement of education of the public, including, but without limitation, by the provision of scholarships and other financial assistance to pupils or former pupils of Tonbridge Grammar School.

To provide special facilities additional to those ordinarily offered by the local education authority for the benefit of boys and girls who are or have been in attendance at public elementary or secondary school

Enables members to enjoy friendship within their local communities, to develop their skills and talents through lifelong learning, to widen their horizons, to improve the quality of life in the community, and together, to influence local, national and international affairs. The Women's Institute is non-sectarian and non-party political.

Parent Teacher Association runs Christmas fayre, summer fayre, quiz nights, childrens' disco in order to generate funds for Braywood C.E. First School.

The main fundraisers for 2019-2020 were the annual the annual quiz night and the Golden Ticket Raffle. Money was also raised by the School Lottery. Refreshments were provided at various school events such as Prize Giving and Music Concerts.

1) Provision of land and buildings for Kirkbie Kendal School 2) Assist the Governors of the School to defray the cost of meeting their obligations under the Education Acts, as may be agreed by the Trustees.3) Providing special benefits which are not provided by the LEA

The provision of financial support for Indian Baptist Theological students to enable them to continue or commence study courses in Great Britain or to attend theological conferences arranged by Regent's Park College Oxford University.

The charity makes grants to individuals, the primary school and groups, to promote and support educational and training needs. It also makes grants towards the costs of books and equipment for students at college or university. It has between £800 - £900 to disburse each year. Grants are made to residents of Highnam and organisations within the village and children who attend the primary school.

The charity makes grants (to Dane Court Grammar School) to help with specific purchases at the request of teachers. The PA committee are most keen to support the school in purchasing items where they are of direct benefit to, or at least available to, a wide range of the pupils. The money is raised by holding events such as boot fairs and quizzes.