Heritage Charities That specialise in Museum

To promote the National Museum Wales. To raise funds to support museum projects. To act in an ambassadorial role. To convey views to the Museum when requested.

To promote and advance the education of the public in the cultivation ,appreciation and study of the decorative and fine arts.To further these aims we arrange lectures for members of the society,visits to houses,museums and collections and form study groups on areas of specific interest.We support disadvantaged children and young people in the area to help them access the arts.

The charity raises money by fundraising and receiving donations, specifically for the purchase of art and meet expenses to stage exhibitions in the gallery. These activities allow the public, both local and visiting, together with schools over a wide area to appreciate a diverse range and variety of art.

Donation of funds for the specific acquisition of paintings of a particular origin and era for the National Gallery of Ireland.

To provide a working environment for artists in the form of studio and exhibition space and to engage with the community through work in schools and colleges and with community groups and galleries.

The charity is for the benifit of the members of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers ( Royal Warwickshire) Regimental Association. The Charity supports annual reunions, association events, association meetings and makes grants to branches of the regimental association in Warwickshire and the West Midlands to support branch activities. It makes grants to the Fusilier Museum Warwick.

The Museum of British Folklore produces talks, events and exhibitions to educate the general public about seasonal British customs and traditions and raises funds to establish the UK's first permanent home of British Folklore.

The objectives of the charity are the continuing operation of the museum.

Awaiting handover of Charity 1061733Handover completed 14th November 2008. Repairing house to be able to open to the public as a Victorian Museum.

Exmouth Museum preserves artefacts for the history of Exmouth. These are displayed for residents and visitors to the town to see on their visits. Groups are also able to visit the museum for tours and guided information. Talks are given to outside organisations and there are information and educational packs.

Offers opportunities for Artists of all levels to display and sell own work to the general public.The centre offers art tuition to the general public. It also passes on information relevant for the visitor and tourist visiting Northumberland.

To promote the advancement of knowledge in the natural sciences, archaeology, historical research and kindred subjects especially in relation to the town of Battle and its environs for the benefit of the general public by:- maintaining a museum, in the town of Battle, to house collections;- collating, publishing or otherwise disseminating information relating thereto

To preserve the White Mill windmill, Millers cottage, & associated buildings at the Heritage Centre by regular inspection, maintenance & repair. To collect & display artefacts reflecting the past rural life of Sandwich & the surrounding district in order to communicate an understanding of our past to the widest audience, especially schools. To strengthen the local heritage tourism profile.

Educational talks, demonstrating the large collection of mechanical music items ie music boxes, polyphons, street pianos, fair organs & the wurlitzer theatre organ - to name a few, to educate all ages of the general public. preservation and restoration of mechanical music instruments. Organiser of events to show case the history and culture that has mostly been forgotten.

The Deal Maritime and Local History Museum will provide opportunities for individuals and families to explore, enjoy and be inspired by the past in and around Deal, and will promote learning and research at all levels.

a) Promote art by furthering the purposes & development of Guildhall Art Gallery, inc. encouraging the development of its facilities; b) engage in, support & co-ordinate education, research & publishing, advertising & other charitable work to further the purposes of the Guildhall Art Gallery; c) raise & receive monies & charitable contributions to be applied to above objects & activities.

The advancement of public education by the provision of a museum.

The society arranges lectures, study days and visits to private houses, museums, exhibitions and other places for the appreciation and learning of decorative and fine arts. Also an art competition and exhibition is arranged for those in the 6th form of local schools and volunteers help with local preservation projects.

We are a membership charity preserving the heritage and telling the stories of the Glyn Valley Tramway and the industries it once served in the Ceiriog Valley.Our museum is located in Glyn Ceiriog, northeast Wales, established in the tramway's former engine shed and on the adjacent station yard and nearby coal wharf.

To promote and support the Sedgwick Museum, its activities and the earth sciences

preservation of items of historic and current interestmaintains Bradford on Avon Museum,open to the public, at published hours

The education of the public by; promotion, support, assistance and improvement of the Erewash Museum through the activity of a group of friends.

museum open to public for their education.

PAFMC organises the principal annual national commemoration of the Polish Air Force and supports other relevant commemorative activities. It maintains a Museum of Polish Air Force memorabilia and gives talks on the history of the Polish Air Force. It provides information and support to descendants, researchers, and enquirers about the Polish Air Force. It publishes text and film materials.

To advance education for the public benefit on matters to do with the late medieval period, approximately 1330 to 1480, with a special focus on the heritage of Sandwich Town, Kent, in particular but not exclusively by providing a maritime and land-based crafts living museum.