Heritage Charities

The charities objectives are to promote the development of young persons in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potential, particularly by educating such persons in all aspects of the history and practice of seamanship and seafaring.

To preserve historical architectural and constructional heritage in and around the London Borough of Hackney, for the benefit of the community of Hackney and the nation at large.

The advancement knowledge and education of the public in the history of aviation by the establishment of a permanent museum for the preservation of aircraft, aircraft parts and associated ground equipment of historical interest

To advance, in a manner which the trustees see fit, the charitable objects of The National Museums and Galleries on Merseyside (NMGM), and to advance the education of the public throughout the world in any manner conducive to, and compatible with the charitable objects of NMGM, without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing, in particular by widening participation in charitable education.

Our purpose is to celebrate, and educate the Sikh and wider community about Sikhism, and share our values amongst the local community. This involves celebrating historical Sikh festivals and enhancing the lives and knowledge of our congregation. We also want to integrate with other faith groups and wide community in the Region and promote, equality, respect and friendship.

The relief of poverty and preservation of health, anywhere in the world, in particular but not exclusively in Gambia by building community wells and the provision of food packages. The advancement of the Islamic faith, anywhere in the world, in particular but not exclusively in Gambia by the provision of funds to build a Masjid. The relief of financial need and suffering.

Advancement of science, education and research in Britain or any of the Arab and other Islamic states for needy young people and adults, in particular in literary, historical, medical and scientific subjects.

Wild Tomorrow UK's mission is to save threatened and endangered species and the wild places they call home.We do this by protecting, restoring and rewilding habitat of high biodiversity value with a focus on Global Biodiversity Hotspots, Protected Areas and Wildlife Corridors. Our major project, in partnership with Wild Tomorrow Fund South Africa, is located in KwaZulu-Natal South Africa.

The Notley Green Community Association (NGCA) was formed in 1995 to manage the Great Notley Community Centre on behalf of Braintree District Counci (BDC) for the benefits of the local residents in Great Notley and, for historical reasons, Black Notley (the Benefit Area).

The Appledore Book Festival raises the profile of Appledore, increases enjoyment of reading in the community for all ages and abilities through exciting events, raises money for local charitable purposes and encourages support for libraries.The Festival advances the education of the public in the subject of literature, reading and the local history of Appledore and its surrounding area.

The CIO achieves its objectives by renting The Cedars, a Grade II listed Regency town house in Chertsey, to Runnymede Borough Council under a long-term agreement. The Council runs a local history museum from The Cedars known as Chertsey Museum. Under the agreement the Council curates, stores and displays items from the collection. The CIO pays the Council a contribution towards its costs.

Hogarth's House is the former country home of the 18th century English artist William Hogarth in Chiswick. The House is a museum open to visitors from the public.

Provide for upkeep and repair of parish church and burial grounds of the Ecclesiastical parish of St Dennis (St. Denys), Cornwall, and maintenance of services therein. Promote the religious and other charitable work of the Church of England in the parish of St. Dennis and to provide for matters incidental to these purposes.

For awareness of National Aviation History. Maintain & display historic aircraft & engines, classic aircraft & associated memorabilia & provide practical workshop on the development and progress of aviation.

The administration of the Museum of Bath at Work

Preservation of the aviation history of Norfolk.

Preservation of Avro Vulcan aircraft as part of Britain's aviation heritage, in particular Avro Vulcan B2 XL426 at London Southend Airport, Essex, and to educate the general public in matters relating to the Vulcan's role in Britain's military history.

The education of the public through the establishment of a railway museum.

Boscombe Down Aviation Collection Limited is a heritage aviation museum.

Czech School Without Borders, London is a supplementary school that provides education for more than 190 children. Our classes are open to all children interested in learning the Czech language, history and culture, no matter what their educational or linguistic abilities. Our main educational activities are carried out every Saturday, Sunday and Wednesday during the school term.

Museum of bricks and brickmaking aiming to preserve and maintain knowledge of the history and heritage of brickmaking. Provide an understanding of the importance of bricks to industrial and built heritage to the general public.

Most of the income and expenditure has been incurred in running the annual workshops for training of staff and information sharing (about 80%). Most recent income has been devoted to setting up a Nidotherapy Advice and Training Centre through the conversion of an old Victorian school in Cotham, Nottinghamshire, where we will be training volunteers and other staff.

Tourist Information Centre, Internet Cafe, Coffee Shop, Room Hire, Art Gallery, IT Training,Office Services.

St Paul is an inclusive parish church with a friendly family character trying to serve the local community and to build bridges between people of different outlooks and needs. We have a lively congregation with a wide range of ages. We cater for many differing needs through worship and community in a beautiful Victorian building. We are a part of the Church of England in the Diocese of Southwark .

Making of Grants for the maintenance and repair of Christian churches in Yorkshire (boundaries as before 1974)