Education Charities

Grants to young people under 25 years of age who are residents in the Parish of Llanbedr and who have attended a school maintained by the Council (with preference for those who are pupils or former pupils of Ysgol Ardudwy) to attend an approved place of learning, to study music or art, or to provide financial assistance to prepare for or to assist their entry into a profession, trade or calling.

We provide a weekly 2 hour session for pre-school children & carers with play, education & social interaction.

To relive poverty and sickness by providing Advice counselling and information on health, employment , training and education to improve the conditions of life of the children of the world.

General charitable purposes.Overseas aid/famine relief.Economic/community development/employment.

Founded in 1715 to help, poor children apprentices to some honest calling. The Charity seeks to assist young people under the age of 25 in their preparation for work, training or higher education.This has included: Equipment for training. Travel or living expenses for training courses. Purchase of books and voluntary work. Awards are modest but seek to facilitate learning, access and opportunity.

Money has passed through the account for educational visits to Leeds & local areas as well as residential visits to Grinton Lodge, East Barnby outdoor centre & London. Subject workshops have taken place in school. The SMSA funds are held within the SMS fund & money has been raised at various events. Monies raised have been used to provide resources for reading intervention.

I rai rhwng 17 a 25 sy'n dilyn cwrs astudiaeth o unrhyw offeryn cerddorol (ag eithrio'r piano) a/neu gyfansoddi cerddorol mewn Prifysgol. Rhaid bod yn enedigol yn yr hen Sir Feirionnydd neu wedi byw yn y Sir am ddeng mlynedd.

Money may be available for the advancement of Education for children who or whose parents are bona-fide resident in the parish of Norton-Juxta-Kempsey by way of rewards to children at school, payments for continuance at school and exhibitions for higher education subject to certain specified conditions.

Prees Parochial Charities aims to enable financially-disadvantaged children living within Prees Parish to participate fully in enriching experiences on offer at school by contributing to the costs of these experiences.

Modest grants to residents of Henlow under age 25 for assistance with purchase of books, tools, clothing etc on leaving education to prepare for entry to a profession, trade or calling.

ASSIST INDIVIDUALS WITH LEARNING AND OR PHYSICAL DISABILITIES. ALSO GROUPS AND ORGANISATIONS SUPPORTING THOSE INDIVIDUALS AND ANY OTHER CHARITABLE GROUPS OR INDIVIDUALS IN NEED OF HELP

THE AIM OF THE CHARITY IS TO HELP PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES, SERVICES ETC FOR OUR PUPILS WHICH ARE NOT PROVIDED IN THE NORMAL SCHOOL BUDGET.

To aid beneficiaries at a University or other institution of Further Education, to travel to pursue their education, to provide financial assistance, outfits, clothing, tools, etc., to prepare for or to enter a profession, trade or calling.

Income all achieved through interest from a bond. Payments to the poor of Cottingham paid out just before Christmas. payments sent to Five Schools of Cottingham, High School, Bacon Garth, Croxby, Westfield and Hallgate.for use to fund residential visits for pupils who struggle to meet costs.Also a small donation was given to a Cottingham family towards cost of uniform payment.

SAFE is the College's own charity. It supports learners at North Lindsey College who are in financial difficulty in the form of luncheon vouchers, special grants and short term loans.

Woore United Charities operates to support elderly people and children in the Parish of Woore, Shropshire - the elderly with a token bonus at Christmas, children through the local Primary School and on an ad hoc basis from time to time.

The charity funds two Bible prizes to year six pupils at Wheldrake with Thorganby C of E Aided Primary School. The pupils who enter have to learn and then recite two Bible passages and answer questions.

To provide assistance to former students of Elmbridge School that was situated in Cranleigh, Surrey between 1940 and 1980 and then Fyfield, Essex between 1980 and 1994 who are in financial distress or require financial assistance for education and / or training.

Our charity helps individuals who live or attend school in the area specified by the terms of the charity with books for educational purposes, with travel to & from school, with uniform, with further educational studies at university abroad or at home. This year we had four applicants.

To provide funding for school children to visit Thornham which runs a walled garden used by special needs clients, and has access to twelve miles of footpaths.

The Charity was founded in 1697 to provide a church and vicar, a school and provision for some old people in the village. A new 'Scheme' was established in early 2011 to clarify the Trust aims into a more appropriate setting to reflect the needs of the church, school and community, but by maintaining the original Trust objectives.

Advancement of education in i) CofE parishes of Gt & Lt Shelford and ii) Diocese of Ely, by way of: maintenance of any CofE (voluntary) school in either parish, provision of educational/ sports equipment not normally provided by the LEA.

Invested funds generating income which is then distributed to poor/underprivileged children - usually through donations for book purchase at local village school

The provision of grants for educational purposes for children in the Civil Parish of Colehill, Dorset. Grants are given by way of lump sums to Colehill and Hayeswood First Schools and St Michael's C of E Middle School. The money is provided for children who would otherwise be disadvantaged from participating in certain school activities. The use of funds is the responsibility of the head teachers.

Providing financial support for Broadbottom C of E School (or Mottram C of E School) in areas which would not normally be supported financially by the LEA.