Heritage Charities That specialise in Museum

TO CREATE A CENTRE OF INTERNATIONAL STATURE FOR THE UK WHERE THE NATIONAL IMPORTANCE OF ANGLING, WATER-BASED ECOLOGY, RESEARCH AND EDUCATION CAN BE SHOWCASED, AND THE INTERESTS OF THE UK'S OVER FOUR MILLION ANGLERS CAN BE NURTURED AND ENCOURAGED.

TO RESTORE, PRESERVE, REPAIR, MAINTAIN AND IMPROVE THE HOUSE, ARCHIVES AND GROUNDS OF THE CHEKHOV HOUSE- MUSEUM IN YALTA FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC.

The principal activity of the charity continues to be to maintain a comprehensive collection of working steam engines and associated equipment performing, as far as possible, their original functions in original settings.

support of the archaeological fieldwork at the site of Ziyaret Tepe; support of post excavation work such as writing up and associated research; publication of reports; delivery of lectures on this work to both academic audiences and the wider public; outreach work in schools and in conjunction with the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge; raising the funds necessary to support the above activities.

Vivacity's mission is to deliver and enable inspiring cultural and leisure activities to the residents of and the visitors to Peterborough to enrich people's lives. The principle activites are Libraries, Sports, Leisure, Theatre, Arts, Museums and Heritage.

The museum has been established to advance the education of the public to promote, restore, conserve and display all aspects of 19th and 20th century technology, many of the artefacts displayed can be demonstrated. The museum also conducts Reminiscence Sessions for groups of Dementia and Care Home Residents. The museum was built by and is run by Volunteers and Trustees on a not for profit bases.

The Fleet Air Arm Museum holds a collection of aircraft, technical artefacts, related documents and has on display general exhibits which relate to and record the history of naval aviation and current activities of the Royal Naval Air Service.

For the benefit of the public and for the purposes of educating the public in naval and social history and other matters relating to the defence of the realm.

The Museum's mission is the preservation and presentation of all aspects of Royal Marines history with the education and enjoyment of the general public.

LCF invests in new and emerging talent in the areas of art & design, literature, film and photography.We organise regular events and seminars to enable creative individuals to leverage their talent and become self-sustainable in a challenging market environment.We forge reciprocal relationships with publications, galleries, sponsors and charities to provide a platform for creative talent.

Acquisition and Restoration of Heritage Trams and opening the Fleetwood Tram Museum and Workshop in 2014 as a Visitor Attraction to assist the regeneration of the town, protect the heritage of these vehicles, provide an informative and educational facility for children and adults and employment and skills training in restoration and maintenance.

We have secured the medium term future of the Old Grammar School through a significant fund raising joint venture with Coventry Transport Museum. This partnership has also provided a 30 year location for the Old Grammar School activities and the Trustees are now actively planning the use of these excellent facilities.

TRIAD aims are for the public benefit to promote the contemporary visual arts and their appreciation and development.TRIAD invites contemporary art galleries and institutions from different cultural regions, to develop an interactive platform to exhibit emerging and mid-career artists in London.

To erect a stone memorial at the Liverpool Parish church to commemorate the people who died in the Mv "Derbyshire" and to support the Merseyside Maritime Museum in presenting exhibitions that educate the public to the difference between the dangers faced by the seafarer in the context of the natural environment, and those posed by the inadequacy of the means by which he/she plies the oceans.

Activities in furtherance of our articles, for the wider benefit of the public, will include establishing, upholding and advancing the standards of professional education, qualification, training and competence of those employed in museums and galleries in Yorkshire and the Humber.

To establish, preserve and maintain for the public benefit a medical museum within heritage settings at Wrightington Hospital. Provide education on the subject of advances relating to the musculoskletal related treatments, science, research and development with reference to the evaluation of surgical procedures, particularly Charnley related techniques originated at Wrightington Hospital.

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 advancement of education; the promotion and enhancement of military efficiency; and, the commemoration and remembrance of those members of the Naval Service and Auxiliaries who have died on active service; by promoting, supporting and assisting the charitable work of the National Museum of the Royal Navy.

The Trust is the freehold owner of an area known locally as Golden Lion Square. Through grants & local sponsorship the area has been landscaped & laid out as a quality public open space, including planting & performance area. The Trust now intends to support the local Project - Newton's Place & add an object to its Articles - 'To advance education by the establishment and maintenance of a museum.'

To support the Geffrye museum and other charities and to advance in a manner which the Trustees see fit, the objects of the museum and to advance education for the public benefit throughout the world in a manner incidental, conducive to or compatible with the objects of the museum and no other purposes.

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.

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

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.

To promote the Afro-Brazilian Martial Art Capoeira, running workshops, festivals as well as launching museums, books, CD's and documentaries to raise awareness of the activity.Supporting financially when possible the old Masters in need. Projects that use Capoeira for integration and rehabilitation.Support the fight against poverty.Support ecological sustainability areas and projects.