Heritage Charities That specialise in Historical conservation and restoration

MAINTAINING FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC A MUSEUM OF TRANSPORT CONTAINING VINTAGE BUSES, MORRIS CARS AND BICYCLES. MAINTAINING VEHICLES IN RUNNING ORDER AND RESTORING ACQUIRED VEHICLES. PROMOTING THE PERMANENT PRESERVATION OF BUSES AND OTHER VEHICLES OF LOCAL INTEREST, OF ACTUAL OR POTENTIAL HISTORIC OR SCIENTIFIC INTEREST AND EDUCATIONAL VALUE.

The Horse Rescue Fund aims to prevent and relieve cruelty to horses, ponies and donkeys, to protect them from unnecessary suffering and to advance the education of the public in their proper care and treatment. To this end we rescue any neglected or badly treated equines, restore them to full health and carry out all necessary rehabilitation to enable us to place them on loan in approved homes.

The Friends of Malvern Priory have a close relationship with Malvern Priory PCC to whom grants are made for the preservation and beautification of the fabric of the building. The objects of the Charity are the upkeep of the fabric of Malvern Priory and its furnishings and adornment

Regular acts of public worship.Advice and mentoringTraining/social eventsSupport groups in the areas of emotional, physical distress, financial and social support available to all.Music lessons.Drug and drug abuse awareness.Employability, build confidence, competence in employment.Relieving poverty.Hate Crime Awareness.Social inclusion.Drama productionsParenting

We provide training for youth and children, counseling for people on family life, dealing with bereavement etc. We support people financially. We advance the Christian Faith in accordance with the statement of beliefs in such ways and in such parts of the United Kingdom We relieve sickness and promote and preserve good health by providing funds, goods or services of any kind,

To promote, maintain, improve and advance education particularly by the encouragement of the arts, as either a participant or observer.To restore and preserve for the benefit of the public the St Austell Arts Centre, being a building of historic and architectural interest.To provide facilities for the use of inhabitants of St Austell and its surrounding area, for arts & leisure activities.

Willow Tree provides disabled people with a practical scheme where learners take part in a range of activities; catering, fitness, dog training, DIY skills including furniture restoration. Growing vegetables and taking part in healthy living and exercise thus improving their quality of life, level of fitness and reducing their isolation, hence increasing their sense of purpose and value.

To manage and improve the whole of Vinters Valley Park as an open space for quiet, informal recreation or other leisure time occupation of the public at large in the interests of social welfare and with the object of improving the conditions of life of the public.To conserve the wildlife within the ParkTo preserve, conserve, maintain, restore and enhance for the benefit of the public.

Provision of facilities for boys, girls, men and women to practice and play competitive and friendly cricket. Maintenance and upkeep of a cricket ground to a high standard with good pitches and a smooth outfield. Maintenance and organisation of an indoor cricket school for practice and training.

Advance the education of the public in the history, ecology and management of woodland and wildlife in the forty-one parishes in West Oxfordshire, which are in the area of the former Norman Royal Hunting Forest of Wychwood. Conserve, restore and promote the use and management of trees, woodlands and other wildlife habitats and the landscape for the benefit and participation of the public.

The primary object I to relieve the suffering of cats and provide them with a safe and secure environment. To take in as many injured and old cats as we can properly care for, to restore them to health and where possible find them good homes or provide sanctuary for life.

the preservation, maintenance and operation in working order of its locomotives D1013 Western Ranger and D1062 Western Courier, so far as reasonably practicable, in a condition authentic to their service on British railways as museum exhibits and to advance the education of the public in the history of the said locomotives

To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and improvement of the Natural Environment and Heritage in Cambridgeshire, Peterborough and South Lincolnshire through restoring and managing the habitat and promoting biological diversity to enhance people's enjoyment and understanding of wildlife and their heritage.

FOPV is the charitable community group which looks after the parks in Sheffield lying along the Porter Brook. We aim to conserve and restore the beautiful features and industrial heritage of this 4 km long linear valley which links the Peak District countryside to the urban areas of S.W. Sheffield.

Kingsway Community Project runs Grade II listed Kingsway Hall as a community centre and provides charitable support to over 50s and young people through the youth centre.

FOLC raises funds for the restoration of St Julitta's Church, and organises events to increase the use of the building, particularly by members of the local community.

a) The advancement of education, learning and knowledge by the provision and maintenance of a public museum in Godworthy House in the town of Chard.b) The collection, preservation and exhibition in such building of artefacts, pictures, maps, letters, documents and other items of historical, geographical or geological interest relating to Chard and its surrounding district

The objects of the CIO are, for the benefit of the public, to advance research, education and publicinterest in the archaeology and history of Cookham and neighbouring areas in the Thames Valley,including but not limited to, the investigation and preservation of historic land, buildings and artefacts.

For preserving buildings, structures or sites of historic interest, architectural merit or amenity value and where possible finding suitable uses for them.

Promoting archaeological research, education and learning

The Trust owns and manages Bogan House, an important grade 1 listed building located in the centre of Totnes, which houses the Devonshire collection of period costume and provides rooms for meetings, classes etc. The trust also makes grants towards the costs of local community organisations and events.

The charity operates The Judge's Lodging Museum, a restored Victorian courthouse and accommodation for visiting judges. It also houses a substantial local history collection. It exists to interpret and preserve these, actively collects related objects and has a range of educational services, displays and events to support them. It also runs the town's Tourist Information Centre.

The Trust makes grants to organisations to help with the costs of maintenance and repairs of places of worship and provides advocacy, advice and information to applicants about other sources of funding which may be available.

Operates a museum of Public Road Passenger Transport of over 140 buses, coaches and ancillary vehicles, with related artefacts and documents. Activities include restoration and maintenance of historically significant vehicles, exhibition of these at public and civic events throughout West Yorkshire, providing accommodation and acting as a clearing house for technical and historical information.

The Boa Foundation is a nonprofit organization that works in alliance with indigenous communities to preserve and protect sacred land, culture and ancient wisdom.We focus on indigenous-led projects including strategic land buybacks, restoration of native ecosystems, reforestation, cultural exchange and sustainable living solutions.