Heritage Charities That specialise in History

Our activities are fundraising and collecting used goods from our donors. We operate a barrel project. The barrel project collects and packs items from our donors and sends to projects and communities in need in West Africa. Please see our website for a full layout of the charity and its history. www.thedennissharpefoundation.org

The preservation and protection of Ushaw Estate as a selfsustainable centre celebrating the history and heritage of the Ushaw historic house, offering opportunity for the public to access its chapels, its artefacts, its gardens and the widerestate.

Be a Neighbourhood Forum to promote high standards of planning and architecture in or affecting Queen's Park and Charminster, Bournemouth. Educates the public in the geography, history, natural history, culture and architecture of the neighbourhood. Encourages the preservation, protection, development and improvement of features of historic or public interest in our defined geographic area.

The prevention or relief of poverty and the advancement of education by award of scholarships and teaching of the Igbo culture, history and language. The relief of financial hardship, and the provision of grants including funding for debt management and debt counselling in the UK and Nigeria

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.

We are a museum that displays our historical collections for the benefit and education of the general public.

Annual programme of talks and excursions: annual publication of Transactions: community engagement with local history and archaeology

The Magna Carta Trust works to educate the public, especially young people, about the history and contemporary relevance of Magna Carta. It demonstrates Magna Carta as one of the most important British exports through links with those organisations and institutions that promote Magna Carta values in the UK and internationally

The advancement of Hungarian arts, culture, heritage, and science to improve mental health and wellbeing by undertaking programs of traditional music, dance, activities preserving Hungarian historical traditions through running and supporting events, celebrations, festivals.

The objects of the CIO are to advance education for the public benefit in the Polish language, geography, history, culture, tradition, and heritage but not exclusively, with the Polish community in Wolverhampton and the surrounding areas by providing a supplementary school in Wolverhampton.

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The History Walk will create an educational presentation of history, which will take the form of a physical walk, during which the visitor sees the history of the last several thousand years presented in audio, visual and other forms.

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.

The British Museum of Food BMOF is Britains first dedicated museum entirely devoted to the history, evolution, science, art, and culture of food. BMOF will bring together education, arts, science, and social history to illuminate and explore responses to this fundamental human question. How do we feed ourselves?

The stated object of the Museum is to collect, care for and display artefacts, documents and other material (including our world famous collection of Honiton Lace) which has relevance to Honiton, its surrounding district and its inhabitants. Its principal aim is to make the collection available and accessible to the public, thus giving an insight into the history of the local area.

TO ADVANCE THE ARTS, CULTURE, AND HERITAGE FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT OF THEMESOPOTAMIAN PEOPLE INCLUDING ALL ASPECTS OF THEIR LANGUAGES, HISTORY,RELIGIONS, ETHNICITIES AND TRADITIONS.

TO PROMOTE AND ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC IN THE CHRISTIAN ORTHODOX FAITH OF THE WESTERN EUROPEAN LITURGICAL, MUSICAL AND SPIRITUAL EXPRESSION, INCLUDING THE HISTORY AND RELIGIOUS CULTURE, IN SUCH WAYS TO SUCH PEOPLE, WITHOUT REGARD TO THEIR AGE, OR CONDITION, AS THE TRUSTEES FROM TIME TO TIME MAY THINK FIT, IN THE LANGUAGE OF THE LOCALITY.

A Sikh place of worship providing daily religious services, conducting birth naming, marriages, funerals, initiations, serving langar (communal kitchen), teaching of Punjabi, delivering lectures on the Sikh faith, philosophy, history and way of life.

To advance education by the establishment and maintenance of a museum. Without prejudice to the generality of the forgoing such museum to be principally established at Porthmadog with reference to the maritime, commercilal and marine and other engineering history of Gwynedd.

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 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.

To promote the study of archaeology, natural history and history, with particular reference to the historic County of Somerset, in such ways, including publications and information technology, as the charity trustees may deem appropriate.

- Operating as a Gurdwara (a Sikh place of worship),- Holding regular services, discourses and other events that educate the local community,- Holding classes to teach Punjabi, Kirtan, History, Martial arts and other Sikh related subjects,- Conduct weddings, funerals, birth naming and other Sikh ceremonies,- Celebrate Sikh festivals and religious events.

The MBBA provides the public with access to an archive of miniature model buildings and resources including building construction toys, kits and literature which illustrate and trace the development of model-building systems, methods and craftmanship as a record of social history. It publishes literature and organises exhibitions on the subject.