Heritage Charities That specialise in History

Education/TrainingArts, Culture, Heritage, History, Philosophy, ScienceAmateur Sport, RecreationMusic & Singing, Travel, Languages

Heritage /History / Environment

Provision of the Journal for members and others; holding annual meetings for study of the United Reformed Church and the traditions from which it comes; provision of an enquiry service for the public, both at home and abroad; care of archives for the Church and provision of library services; the making of grants to members of the public intending to publish relevant research.

Lectures and seminars in Jewish history and culture and the promotion of the academic study of all branches of Jewish culture.

Not Cricket entertains and educates through theatre, interactive performance and associated creative arts. Working with a range of educational, heritage and community partners, the Company reinvigorates classic texts and forgotten historical narratives. All of its work is based on rigorous research and the Company is always seeking new locations and stories.

The Society promotes the study and creation of British bookplates (ex-libris) through its journal, newsletter, books, occasional exhibitions and its website including listing artists willing to accept commissions. It also supports interest in the fields of graphic and book art, bibliography, heraldry and family history, and provides information about, and helps identify, British bookplates.

Islamic studies classes, along with Quranic teaching, are vital for young children's development. They provide a solid foundation in Islamic principles, history, and culture. Children learn Quranic meanings, teachings, and applications in daily life, fostering spiritual and intellectual growth.

Raises funds to assist in the maintenance, repair, restoration, preservation, improvement, beautification and reconstruction for the benefit of the public the fabric of the parish church through membership subscriptions, donations, and village entertainment events such as concerts, barbecues, walks, history talks, cream teas etc.

Educational activities on all areas to do with Russian culture, politics,education, welfare, history, fine arts and music.

Promotion of islamic history and culture in accordance with the sunni faith. To promote education by providing advice, assistance, courses and support all types of learning. To promote such other charitable purposes as may from time to time be determined. To promote better health and welfare by providing advice, courses and support such activities.

Dispelling misinformation, conspiracy theories, tearing down barriers of inclusion. We operate online educational meetings to allow anyone in the world to participate, teaching people how they can be tricked into believing misinformation around health, finance, science and anti-Semitism. Fighting Holocaust denial through the restoration and colourisation of historical footage.

To preserve the historical, architectural and constructional heritage of the Great Chishill Windmill and to advance the education of the public in all aspects of its history and use by:a/ repairing, refurbishing and restoring to sound condition and working order and,b/ conserving and maintaining the restored mill as a museum and heritage centre open to the public.

The Beaminster Museum Trust runs a local history museum in Whitcombe Road, Beaminster, Dorset. The aim is to increase awareness of local history and provide exhibitions, talks and events, mainly of an educational nature. There is contact with local schools and societies. The activities contribute to the well-being of the town by increasing the interests available to local people and visitors .

The advancement of Education of people including the teaching of Bengali language and promoting a better understanding of Bengali culture, heritage and history. The promotion of Social Inclusion for the public benefit among women who are socially excluded from society, or parts of society, in particular members of the Bangladeshi community living in Medway, Kent and the surrounding area.

We provide an array of educational activities for children: sensory, English, Maths, Science, Drama, History, Music, Art, Engineering, Creative writing and workshops. Most of our activities take place in a hall in a rural village in Sussex.

The Society's New Series publications cover aspects of Westcountry political, social, religious, economic and maritime history. The Society publishes an annual volume which is sent to members on publication. Non-members may also purchase volumes. The Society's Collection of source material, mainly transcriptions of parish registers, is held at the Devon Heritage Centre for public use.

Local History

Meetings, Social /Refreshments, Physical training, Local History, Family & other parties for all age groupsYorkshire Dales National Park & Friends of the Lake District meetings. History and other lectures. Sewing, Pilates, etc. Local History Archive.

Gathering and sharing information on the local history of Brecknockshire Assisting Brecknockshire Museum and publishing an erudite journal annually

To promote and foster the study of all branches of natural history and add to existing knowledge, both generally and regarding Wharfedale in particular. To promote the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment.

Provision of Village Hall facilities for residents of Neasham and neighbouring parishes. Hosts annual Christmas Dance, regular activites such as Whist Clubs, dance clubs and private hire for children's parties, family celebrations etc. Used as Polling Stattion and for meeting of WI and Parish Council. Regular usage by keep fit group, history nights and coffee mornings

The Iran Society was established to advance education in the subject of Iran, its peoples and culture, in particular through the study of language, literature, art, history, religions, antiquities, usages, institutions and customs of Iran. It does this by holding lectures approximately 8 times a year, in London, on topics deemed of interest to members, and by awarding grants to students of Persian

The objects of the Museum are to educate the public in the history of the Berkshire Yeomanry by public exhibition and management of the Museum's Collection by upholding the Regiment's traditions by maintaining Regimental memorials and by issuing publications such as journals and newsletters relating to the Regiment

TO ADVANCE EDUCATION AND RELIEVE THE NEEDS OF CHILDREN WORLDWIDE UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE WHO ARE IN POVERTY, ORPHANED, ABANDONED OR WITH A HISTORY OF ABUSE BY PROVIDING GRANT FUNDING FOR FORMAL EDUCATION AND EDUCATION FACILITIES, VOCATIONAL TRAINING AND REHABILITATION PROGRAMMES.

Youth ActivitiesTraining CoursesNational and international conferences, panels, symposiums, competitions, youth festivals, memorial days, multi-purpose indoor hall meetings, seminarsHelp the victims of fire, earthquake, flood and similar natural disasters and to form rescue groupsOrganising ceremonies or programs, events to commemorate cultural,religious,historical and other important days