Heritage Charities That specialise in Historical conservation and restoration

The advancement of public education in the performing arts, in particular Victorian Music Hall, and in furtherance of this object to present theatrical performances and manage appropriate premises.

The overall aim of this project is to restore access to spawning areas, protect river habitat and improve water quality for migratory and resident fish in Carmarthenshire. This is encapsulated in the mission statement of The Carmarthenshire Rivers Trust: ÔÇ£To restore the rivers and wetlands of Carmarthenshire to their former gloryÔÇØ.

TO RESTORE, PRESERVE, REPAIR, MAINTAIN AND IMPROVE THE HOUSE, ARCHIVES AND GROUNDS OF THE CHEKHOV HOUSE- MUSEUM IN YALTA FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC.

Primarily supports Fiji charity corals for conservation in training projects for restoration of coral reefs in coastal communities.

Restoring and re-ordering various features of the church. Restoring the organ and providing for a series of activities related to this. Creating a series of community rooms for community use. Various building improvements for use by the community.

Operation Eyesight is an international development organization working to prevent blindness and restore sight. We collaborate with our hospital and government partners in low- and middle-income countries to invest in sustainable eye health treatment, blindness prevention and community development. We currently have programs in Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Liberia and Zambia.

Restoration of the Helen 11 by skilled craftsmen, students and volunteers

working to support the conservation of Newtown Market Hall

To educate the public on the subject of brands, packaging and advertising, in particular their role in social history through:i. creation of an online databaseii. receiving items of the Robert Opie Collectioniii. managing, preserving and growing the Robert Opie Collectioniv. aquiring, restoring and maintaining items or collections of items.

To maintain repair restore preserve & reconstruct the town walls of Ludlow & to preserve the knowledge & understanding of sustainable traditional building & conservation skills through the provision of education & experience to students apprentices craftsmen for the benefit & education of UK citizens of all ages.

We have run events in the summer and winter in the park to encourage local residents to make use of the park and to raise funds for the park. The funds have been spent on events and on planting for the park as well as putting towards restoration of the main gates and further play equipment for the park

The prevention or relief of poverty or financial hardship anywhere in the world by providing or assisting in the provision of education, training, healthcare projects and all the necessary support designed to enable individuals to generate a sustainable income and be self-sufficient.The relief of sickness and the preservation of health. The advancement of the Christian religion.

Building capacities of non profit organisations directed toward environmental preservation and conservation, child rights and community development.Building capacities of support for disadvantaged or marginalised communities.Providing practical education, training and re-training opportunities and work experience, focusing on the needs of those not in employment, education or training.

The museum has been established to advance the education of the public to promote, restore, conserve and display all aspects of 19th and 20th century technology, many of the artefacts displayed can be demonstrated. The museum also conducts Reminiscence Sessions for groups of Dementia and Care Home Residents. The museum was built by and is run by Volunteers and Trustees on a not for profit bases.

Acquisition and Restoration of Heritage Trams and opening the Fleetwood Tram Museum and Workshop in 2014 as a Visitor Attraction to assist the regeneration of the town, protect the heritage of these vehicles, provide an informative and educational facility for children and adults and employment and skills training in restoration and maintenance.

To promote the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment, the preservation of buildings or sites of historic or architectural importance, to provide facilities for recreation or leisure and the relief of unemployment in the Wandle Valley, being the area within 1.6km of the Wandle Valley Regional Park per the London Plan 2011 published by the GLA.

PROMOTING THE CONSERVATION, PROTECTION AND IMPROVEMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT IN AND AROUND GARTH CELYN, ABER, GWYNEDD, AND ITS HISTORIC BUILDINGS, LAND, LANDSCAPE, AND OTHER FEATURES FOR PUBLIC BENEFIT BY ALL RELEVANT MEANS.

Supports the restoration of Hurst Grange Park Coach House (an important historical building currently disused) and conversion for use as a visitor centre and indoor space resource for use by the community. The group has obtained details and costs of work required to arrest the decay and make the building fit for the use described above and have concentrated on raising funds to support a HLF bid.

Acquisition, restoration and maintenance of historic ships built by the ThamesIronworks and Shipbuilding Company. Operation of educational heritage tours of East Londonwaterways in these historic boats for the general public. Build, establish and manage mooringfacilities providing employment and training for local people. Support other charitablecauses with operational surplus.

The restoration of this heritage aircraft the Turbulent G-APNZ this is of historical interest not just because this single seater aircraft is the only aircraft that a member of the Royal Family has ever flown, the Duke of Edinburgh, also that this particular aircraft falls within the middle of the aeronautical history with that of the Wright Brothers and today?s modern crafts.

China Tiger Revival is a non-profit organization dedicated to saving tigers and other endangered species through awareness building and education, as well as restoring and protecting their habitat in China and elsewhere in the world.We aim to support China?s effort to re-establish wild tiger populations and other endangered species in their historical range.

Archaeology, restoration of community harbour, management of community harbour once restored

We aim to make donations to other fairly small charities. There will be four specific areas: (1) conservation and restoration of the natural environment, its animal and plant life, (2) overseas aid for victims of war, catastrophe, famine, and for people in deep poverty, (3) treatment and care for sufferers of any form of cancer or for cancer research, (4) cultural initiatives in the UK.

Organised and attended quite a lot of local events includes LoveLuton Festival, Queens?s Diamond jubilee, LutonMela, St.AlbansMela etc. Working for restoring and preserving community's heritage, traditions, folksongs, dances, dramas. Undertakes initiatives for stronger community, community cohesion, social development, advocacy and raising awareness at the grassroots levels through cultural events

The Charity is still fundraising to enable us to refurbish a disused Grade II listed coach house for use as a village cafe and meeting place for isolated residents in the surrounding area. We have obtained a lease from the owners to enable us to do this.