Religion Charities That specialise in Society of friends quakers

We hold three services each month in our Grade 2 Listed Chapel. We support a number of organisations and local Hospices each year from chapel donations. Our Hall is used most days by various groups a Spiritualist group and the local Society of Friends.The Chapel members also use the Hall for the Members' monthly buisiness meeting.

The education of the public by promotion, support, assistance and improvement of the Fleet Air Arm Museum through the activities of a group of Members.

The object of the CIO is the furtherance of the general religious and charitable purposes of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in Britain.

Provision of housing for persons in need with preference given to those who are members of the Society of Friends.

THE PROVISION OF BENEFITS FOR THE PATIENTS AND STAFF OF THE NEATH HOSPITALS. THE PROVISION OF SOCIAL AMENITIES AND ENTERTAINMENTS FOR PATIENTS AND NURSING STAFF OF THE NEATH HOSPITALS.THE CHARITY UNDERTAKES A WIDE RANGE OF FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES AND ACTS AS AN ORGANISATION FOR RECEIVING DONATIONS. FUNDS ARE DISTRIBUTED ACCORDING TO NEED AND DECIDED UPON AT MONTHLY EXECUTIVE MEETINGS.

Relief of financial need to Members of Britain Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)

The advancement of religion in accordance with the principles and practices of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in Britain.

Bryan Lancaster is an independent Quaker charity.It makes small grants to other registered charities for the relief of social exclusion predominately in Kendal, Cumbria and the North West. It also makes grants to various Quaker charities.Occasional grants are made to British charities working abroad.Grants to individuals are made via other registered charities & statutory bodies.

fundraising for fabric etc of St Mary's Batcombe

ENCOURAGING AND PROVIDING SUPPORT AND FACILITIES FOR THE UNDERSTANDING, APPRECIATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE ARTS AND SOCIAL STUDIES, TO INCLUDE, BUT NOT BE LIMITED TO VISUAL ART, PHOTOGRAPHIC, PERFORMATIVE, LITERARY, DRAMATIC WRITING, AND THE STUDY OF SOCIAL CHANGE AND CULTURAL HISTORY RELATING TO HOMOSEXUALITY.

The objects of the trust deed are to make grants for general charitable purposes at the discretion of the trustees. In practice, a policy reflecting the interests of the settlers has been implemented, whereby grants are made under the following headings, health, homelessness, Quaker causes/institutions, support groups and third world. The trust does not accept unsolicited applications.

Provision of bursaries. Fund raising to provide additional facilities and equipment for the school. Provision of assistance with funding for educational trips and encouragement of additional curriculum studies by donation of prizes.

Disburses grants to charities according to the interests of the trustees, particularly Quaker charities or projects in which members of the Religious Society of Friends and active attenders have a substantial involvement and responsibility. On rare occasions may offer small grants to individuals, perhaps for educational needs.

To advance the education of the public in general (and particularly within the Religious Society) on thesubject of Criminal Justice, in particular by: i) arranging conferences, seminars and lectures;ii) publication of a regular newsletter;iii) facilitating contact and exchange of experience between members of the charity.

The charity supports mainly Quaker and other church activites in the UK, and occasionaly overseas

Supporting individual Quakers in need witnessing to Christian and Quaker testimonies

Fundraising for school, including raffles, disco's, fetes.

The trust exists to support and help Friends in need who are members or attenders of Central England Area Quaker Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends Formerly and is also known as Warwickshire Monthly Meeting. The trust acts following an approach from the needy Friend's local meeting.

Quaker Music Network provides opportunities for Quakers and others to learn, practice and perform music together in ways that link to Quaker testimonies, worship and practices. We hold regular weekend events bringing participants together for chamber music, singing, and Quaker worship.

Grants for the religious and other charitable work of Quakers in Yorkshire and making grants for other charitable objects with an emphasis on religious charities, animal charities and charities for elderly people, children and disabled persons and for peace and reconciliation. It is the Trust's practice not make more than one grant to the same organisation within a period of 18 months

Provides grants to persons connected with Liverpool and Mann, and Manchester and Warrington Area Meetings of the Society of Friends for religious and educational purposes. It provides financial support for the maintenince of some of the buildings within the two Area Meetings

Grants to people from countries that are not part of the Commonwealth, or were not part of the British Empire, and who are at present resident in London

Our mission is to provide and promote take-up of practical opportunities to put Quaker faith into action and to develop new approaches for doing this. Voluntary work projects are provided for members of the Quaker community and others including short working retreats in Britain and overseas. Information and advice is provided to assist volunteering in Quaker and other projects worldwide.

To maintain in working condition an old windmill at woodchurch for the benefit of the community and visitors. It is also a valuable educational facility inso far as many groups of youngsters visit the windmill to learn about traditional rural industries and the importance of environmental issues.

The main objects of the Society are to support the poor of the Alms Houses of the Lady Katherine Leveson Hospital and to aid in the upkeep of St. Mary's Church Temple Balsall and the Old Hall Temple Balsall. The full objects of the Society are as set out in its Constitution.