Heritage Charities That specialise in Historical conservation and restoration

The Feibusch Progress Project CIO works to preserve the work of the artist Hans Feibusch for public enjoyment and education. We do this by fundraising for art restoration work and collaborating with stakeholders to put the restored work back on public view.

The Cosmetic Practise Standards Authority (CPSA) aims to safeguard the public and patients who undergo non-surgical cosmetic and hair restoration surgery procedures. We aim to preserve and protect the health of patients by improving standards of care in non-surgical cosmetic practice through the promotion of good practice and the setting of standards.

We deliver activities at St Michael and All Angels Church in Brampton Abbotts Herefordshire including fundraising events for the preservation restoration maintenance repair and improvements to the Grade II* Listed building.

Providing services to enable the relief of those in need in the UK and internationally.

To encourage and enable the restoration, conservation, protection and expansion of the orchards comprising the former Batchcombe Fruit Farm, Storridge, Herefordshire; and other orchards, wildflower meadows and landscapes in east Herefordshire and west Worcestershire, through the provision of facilities, resources and training.

We are working to maintain and eventually restore the important unique military vehicle FV 3805 also known as Major Pictons Palace . This is currently situated at the Isle of Wight Military and Heritage Museum and is able to be viewed by the public

A Foundation Charity that donates money to UK Registered Charities to help increase biodiversity improve the environment and reduce atmospheric CO2 through tree planting and restoring natural habitats

To advance the education of the public in the Cornish mining industry, its history and culture and the restoration and maintenance of the Goonvean pumping engine.

Narberth Old School Trust (NOST) CIO, as a not for profit organisation, will save the Old Victorian School building, as an icon of the town and surrounding area. They will ensure it is restored it to it is former glory, safeguarded and maintained, for future generations to enjoy, as an essential part of the history of Narberth Town.

Our Charity is dedicated to the preservation for public benefit the building named Chapel of St Michael the Archangel.

Tabernacle Morriston is an independent non-conformist Chapel built in 1872 and it is a grade one listed building. The chapel has undergone a reconfiguration of the ground floor to provide high quality, accessible and flexible facilities for the community to use. This will provide a source of income generation to help maintain the building and keep it as a centre for the community.

1. To promote Bradenstoke Cemetery as a place of historic and other interest and beauty; 2. To permit the Cemetery to be used as a public burial ground; and 3. To secure the repair restoration and preservation of the Cemetery, its monuments and buildings and other artefacts and their setting for the public benefit.

Supporting Clergy, People of Faith, Spiritual Seekers and organisations dedicated to 'Making Earth Godly Again' and in developing a deeper personal relationship with God. Through the use of the Grade 1 Listed building Old Manor Farm providing a spiritual sanctuary and religious retreat and relevant educational programmes. Providing historical architectural and local community related access too.

To further the charitable work of the Church of England in the parish of Colemans Hatch East Sussex by:-(a) augmenting the endowment of the Holy Trinity Church;(b) the repair, maintenance, upkeep, improvement and insurance against, fire and other risks of the church and its furniture and ornaments; and(c) care and maintenance of any churchyard and buildings in the area of benefit.

The relief of poverty for those who are resident in or have connections with the Parish of Thornton in Craven by the provision of social housing in the form of almshouses (and to upkeep and repair such housing) and by providing such other financial assistance to those almshouse residents.

Support and undertake research on the history, antiquities, culture, languages, literature, art, institutions, customs and natural history of Libya and Northern Africa;Organise and promote missions to the region for these purposes;Arrange publication of research in these fields and hold lectures and meetings;Publish an annual Journal and other publications concerning the region.

The preservation and conservation of the church of St Stephen's Church, Hammerwood for the public benefit by providing support to maintaining, preserving and improving the historic church building its grounds and its contents.

The purpose of the charity is twofold. It is designed to preserve and repurpose a Grade 2 listed building to accommodate a community space and to be a centre for the Arts and Tourism. It also ensures the heritage associated with the community in that it is also a home to the local historical society and its associated artefacts.

Activities: Establishment of nature reserves, and land management for rewilding and nature conservation; Woodland restoration and invertebrate conservation; Wildlife survey and biodiversity research benefitting UK wildlife and promoting education of the public.

Youth therapeutic intervention charity, supporting young people particularly those aged 16-25. Our beneficiaries have lost a loved one due to street violence and/or have been impacted by grooming, exploitation, gang activity and life traumatising events. Our charity offers trauma aftercare and early interventions to restore well-being and mental health to young people, throughout the UK.