Heritage Charities That specialise in History

To preserve for the Public Benefit a Building of Special Architectural and Historical importanceby assisting with the upkeep,preservation, and enhancement of the Fabric and Furnishings ofthe St. Francis Xavier Church, Liverpool.

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.

Engage-Events runs intergenerational activities in care home in Islington, we work with local primary schools and people over the age of 65. Activities include ipad and technology sessions, life stories work spoken history.

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.

THE OBJECTS OF THE CIO ARE:- 1) TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL ON THE SUBJUECT OF MANUSCRIPTS AND TO PROMOTE RESEARCH FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT IN ALL ASPECTS OF THEAT SUBJECT AND TO PUBLISH THE USEFUL RESULTS. 2) TO ADVANCE EDUCATION IN THE RARE MANUSCRIPTS BY THE ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF A MUSEUM.

The charity started trading in June 2015. It provides an extra-curricular history programme for primary and secondary schools - where children research their own family history to find something interesting/inspiring in their family's past. They then make a short film of their findings and share those films with other children, their families and the broader community.

The advancement of Hindu religion,The advancement of education for the public benefit particularly in Hindu traditions, history, language literature and music.

Bicester Museum & Heritage Trust was set up as a charity in September 2014. Prior to charitable status it was known as Bicester Museum and Heritage Association.Its principle aim is to set up a Museum/Heritage Centre to preserve, conserve, explain and promote the history and heritage of Bicester and its environs for this and future generations.

The Stan Owen Heritage Trust exists to award small grants to advance education for the public benefit in the history, heritage, archaeology and culture of Northumberland. The Trust may assist the funding of a plan or project in a museum or heritage centre, a location, building or institution, or the copying of material such as photographs, postcards, documents or diaries for archive purposes.

The preservation and protection for the benefit of the public of porcelain and other ceramic works made by George Owen and other potters at Royal Worcester and other factoriesThe preservation and protection for the benefit of the public of historic records, books, manuscripts and other items relating to such pottersThe provision of an exhibition and study centre for the public display of such

Preserve the historical heritage of the Christchurch Station as a gateway to the Bournemouth, Poole Christchurch conurbation and its Ringwood, Christchurch and Bournemouth Railway origins for the benefit of local people. Promote the Station's historical heritage by establishing a Resource Centre and hosting regular floral,cultural and educational activities for the benefit of the general public

To advance the education of the public in the history and archaeology of the River Thames and surrounding area by the establishment and maintenance of a museum

The objects of the charity are the advancement of education, for the public benefit, with regard to historical and contemporary Quaker social action around the world, through providing structured information via the Quakers In The World website. the site is organised by geographical region, by century and by overall themes such as peace and nonviolence.

The Society of Strange and Ancient Instruments provides musical performances, lecture-recitals and workshops, information, a forum and other facilities in respect of unusual historical instruments, for as wide an audience as possible throughout the UK.

DISABILITY ART, HISTORY AND CULTURE (DACH) is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation. DACH aims are specifically around disability, education and diversity. One of its main directives is the promotion, support and conservation of Invalid Carriage history and vehicles. We exhibit, promote and advise and support their owners (private and public) including curators of museums. Please see our website.

The Charity's is now closed. The bank account closed and all remaining assets transferred to the Metropolitan Polce Museums Fund in 2024 the purpose of the charity having been achieved.

The Supreme Court Arts Trust (SCAT) was registered as a charity in 2016 to promote public education on the connection between art, law and justice in the context of the UK and the Commonwealth legal systems.The SCAT intends to act as a platform for the presentation of historical, current, and thematic case-studies of legal subjects to a wide public audience.

The charity's main activity is to support the development of and public access to historical archives held in the London area.

To advance education for the public benefit in the history, traditions, sports, language, culture and heritage of Scotland. In particular but not exclusively by staging the Ashbourne Highland Gathering.

The object of the CIO is fostering knowledge of the 1000-year history of Jewish life in eastern Europe and Russia in all its aspects: language, religion, folkways, and material culture to foster education and scholarship on Ashkenazi Jewry during the modern period and to support the continued development, maintenance and preservation of the archival, library and educational resources the CIO.

To advance education for the benefit of the public internationally in the field of Jewish studies, including the promotion and supervision of education and study of Jewish history, language culture and customs of the Jewish people.

To promote good citizenship for the public benefit and advance the education of the public in the local heritage and traditions of coal mining. Commemorating this heritage and tradition with the erection of a coal mining related statue in a prominent position within the village of Hetton-le-Hole.To advance the education of the general public of Hetton in local history, heritage and culture.

The Trust operates in the Castlegate area of the city of Sheffield. It works with interested partners including the Council to secure restoration and re-use of historic buildings, whether listed or otherwise, and furthers public education about the history and significance of the area by offering events like guided walks and talks to explain the importance of the area.

For the benefit of the public and for the purposes of educating the public in the history of the Submarine Service of the Royal Navy

Research and education into the prosopography and genealogy of the historical Sephardi Jewish community.