Religion Charities That specialise in Society of friends quakers

The primary purpose of the QCEA British Committee (BC) is to support the work of Quaker House in Brussels (QCEA). The Quaker Council for European Affairs (QCEA) was founded in 1979 to bear witness throughout Europe to Friends' long-standing concerns for peace, human rights and the right sharing of resources. It does this chiefly through staff based at Quaker House in Brussels.

The charity exists to promote the furtherance of the general religious and charitable purposes of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in the Bournemouth Coastal Area and beyond.

Swarthmoor Area Meeting is a worshipping community of Quakers. Our resources are used to maintain our meeting houses, to support local Quakers in need, to support Quaker causes more widely and to help those in need in the wider community.

To provide funds for the maintenance repair and conservation of the fabric of the Minster Church of St.John the Baptist Halifax

Normally we support local Charitable Organisations in the South West of the UK including Quaker, Heritage, Relief and Educational Establishments for Post Graduate education. (Applications are no longer accepted direct from individuals for general financial hardship or educational purposes.)

Strengthening the life and witness of Quaker meetings . Spreading the message of Quakers. Undertaking Quakers service for the relief of suffering at home and abroad. Funding the concerns that Quakers meetings have adopted or agreed to support. Providing pastoral care to those in need of education. Maintaining Quaker meeting houses for places of worship.

We hold meetings in Northampton, Kettering, Wellingborough. We make our Meetings for Worship available to all and welcome those who come. We encourage all enquirers, and occasionally we run evening meetings to answer questions and provide more information. In addition there are opportunities to join bible study and discussion groups.

Grants for the upkeep of Kingston Quaker Meeting House plus other Meeting Houses in Kingston & Wandsworth Area Meeting and South London Area Meeting.

We provide grants to Quakers to enable them to access therapy, counselling, psychological assessments or other support for mental health problems that they cannot afford otherwise and for whatever reason are unable to gain the support through the NHS or Social Services Also to individuals or groups which are led by Quakers can be given grants for projects which will benefit mental health.

1) the relief of Quakers, Attenders and other people who are in need, hardship or distress and are resident in the area of benefit; (2) the maintenance and upkeep of the Quaker meeting houses and burial grounds within the area of benefit;(3) to further the religious and other charitable deeds and works of the Area Meeting, in Britain and overseas, as the trustees shall see meet.

Finds ways of explaining Quakerism to the wider public through outreach events and arts activities. Holds 4 general open meetings to discuss topics of current interest and exercise responsibilities. Provides learning holidays for children & young people. Offers grants for meeting house repairs and extensions and helping individual Quakers in need.Administers linked Rawdon Friends School Trust.

The furtherance of the general religious and charitable purposes of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in Britain in the area of North West London Area Quaker Meeting and beyond.

The education of the public by promotion, support, assistance and improvement of the Royal Navy Submarine Museum, through the activities of a group of Friends.

FSSE organises two week-long annual residential Quaker events in August: Junior Gathering (formerly Summer School, ages 11-14) and Senior Conference (15-18). These events advocate the Quaker testimonies of peace, simplicity, equality and truth. They are significant in the lives of those who attend, building confidence, knowledge and supportive friendships which can last a lifetime.

We are a residential Quaker Community with the purpose of furthering for the public benefit the faith and practice of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) including searching for ways to live out the Quaker testimonies of peace and non violence, equality, truth, simplicity and sustainability and including a commitment to work towards becoming a low-carbon, sustainable community.

The charity seeks to encourage spiritual growth and development of civil society based on mutual trust and co-operation in Russia and former countries of the USSR. We put our Quaker faith into action by working for social justice based on our belief in the presence of God in each individual. We conduct Quaker outreach and give grants for peace work, conflict resolution and community action.

Grants are made for the most part to Quaker charities. Some grants are made to charities in which the trustees have personal concerns. At present there is very little scope for helping new applications especially if they are beyond the westcountry

The charity seeks to advance public education about all aspects of the use and misuse of alcohol, other drugs and gambling.

To give small grants to a broad range of Quaker & other UK registered charities or Non-Governmental organisations.

The Trust gives to Quaker, local and national charities which have a strong social bias, and also to some UK based international charities. The Charity's grant making programme is fully committed and so the Trustees are not considering unsolicited grant applications at the current time.

To apply such of the income as the Trustees determine for the benefit of The Retreat, York, (a non-profit making Registered Nursing Home) to make grants to meetings of the Religious Society of Friends and to enable travelling in the Ministry.

The purpose of the Trust is the advancement of learning and knowledge by the study of the nature of peace and the methods by which peace can be developed. It does this by the financing of research, teaching and enabling the study of peace studies at the Department of Peace Studies at the University of Bradford

To raise Funds for the relief of sickness and preservation and protection of health of all persons attending the Selsey Medical Centre, by the provision of facilities and equipment and amenities beneficial to such persons.Raise Funds via activities, subscriptions from members, donations and collection boxes.Provide funds for the Medical Centre to spend following the approval of the Trustee

MAKE GRANTS TO ORGANISATIONS and ACTIVITIES CLOSELY IN SYMPATHY OR RUN BY THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS (QUAKERS), PARTICULARLY THOSE WHICH BENEFIT PEOPLE WHO BY REASON OF THEIR SOCIAL/ECONOMIC CIRCUMSTANCES HAVE A NEED OF EDUCATIONAL AND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES AND WHERE THERE IS AN OPPORTUNITY TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE AND DEVELOP MENTAL PHYSICAL AND SPIRITUAL CAPACITIES