Religion Charities That specialise in Society of friends quakers

The village/parish hall is let out regularly to kindergarten; yoga; embroiders guild; local band; Quakers. It is used as an excellent "awayday" venue, by local councils and organisations. It is also let for local weddings, christenings and funerals. It is a voting station.

The charity runs summer camps for all ages to experience a simple life living as a Quaker community.

The object of East Cheshire Quaker Meeting is the furtherance of the general religious and charitable purposes of the Religious Sociery of Friends (Quakers) in Britain in the area of East Cheshire Quaker Meeting and beyond

The objects of the Society are the preservation, repair and maintenance of the fabric and curtilage of the Parish Church of S. Nicholas and the Village Hall in the Parish of Silton, Dorset, its organ and bells, and providing such furnishings furniture fittings and structures both interior, exterior and in the curtilage as may be considered appropriate by the Committee of the Society

Financial support to individuals and activities associated with Lincolnshire Area Quaker Meeting (AQM) including educational purposes. Limited support for educational purposes outwith Lincolnshire AQM. Financial support for promotion of Quakerism and of religion in connection with Lincolnshire AQM.

To advance the education of the public in the principles of The Religious Society of Friends (Quakers). To advance religion and to promote the relief of sickness and suffering based on the premise of the healing power of prayer, meditation and counselling in accordance with the said principles of The Religious Society of Friends.

For the public benefit, the relief of those who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, in need of a meal and refreshment on a frequent or occasional basis in the Medway area, who choose to attend each Saturday at the Quaker Meeting House in Rochester. We provide food, drinks and an opportunity for social interaction and information in a peaceful, caring and non-judgemental environment.

Gathering young adult Quakers (18-35ish) from around Europe and the Middle East together in community.

Furtherance of the general religious and charitable purposes of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in Britain, by:(1) providing Pardshaw Quaker Centre for the public benefit as a place of Quaker worship, of spiritual retreat and refreshment, and of education and learning that is open to all(2) sharing with others our understanding of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers).

Raise funds in support of the DLI CollectionTo assist with the conservation, identification and cataloguing of the DLI CollectionPurchase of artefacts such as medals for the benefit of the DLI CollectionEducational training for school groups, elderly and old people, and other Public groupsThe provision of research to tell the story of the DLI soldier.Tell the story of the DLI soldier

Advancement of Religion in accordance with the book of Chritian disiplin of the Society of Friends.

1. From time to time providing a lecture by a young person to a gathering of UK Quakers expanding on that young person's perspective on current issues.2. Providing financial support for young adults associated with the Religious Society of Friends to develop their Quakerism by engaging in travel/activities that develop their understanding of spirituality or witness work.

1. Supporting the principles and practices of the Religious Society of Friends; 2. the support of any charitable purpose as the Trustees shall, at their absolute discretion, determine.

Religious activitiesEnvironment conservation heritage

The aim of the Trust is to promote the education, in its widest sense, of young people under the age of 25. The young person or their parent must be a member or attender of a meeting of the Religious Society of Friends within the areas of Cumberland, Durham or Scotland General Meetings.

Society of Friends (Quakers). Unsolicited appeals are unlikely to be considered.

For the Religious, Educational and other charitable work of the Religious Society of Friends within the area of the Central Yorkshire Area Meeting. (ex. Monthly Meeting Area).

A) To promote and encourage the public study of family history, genealogy, heraldry and local history with particular reference to Quakers worldwide; B) To promote the preservation, security and accessibility of archival material; C) To promote and engage in educational activities including the issue of a regular journal and the publication and sale of other appropriate material.

We champion better values in business and the workplace, based on Quaker principles and are a meeting place for those whose experience is that integrity in business and the workplace matters. Membership is open to all, of any religion and none, who support our purpose. We run a number of events to support our various projects and initiatives. Events are open to members and non-members.

The Trust is a small family-run trust which makes grants to charitable projects in any part of the world. Most projects are linked to the Society of Friends (Quakers) or are known personally to the Trustees. Grants are normally of up to £500, for development work rather than core running costs. Applications are not sought. We do not make grants to large national charities or to individuals.

The Quaker Arts Network aims to:develop and nurture a community of Quakers interested in the arts; provide a place for Quakers to share insights about the arts and spirituality; explore the expression of Quakerism through all art forms; encourage, publicise and support the use of arts for Quaker outreach, spiritual growth and public witness

Support to the Collections of the Royal Artillery through grant provision from membership subscriptions and donations and with occasional assistance with volunteer support to the fabric of the Collections and photographing Collection items.

To make small grants to individuals within the restrictions of the trust deed.

Awarding scholarships/bursaries for further education to beneficiaries, who must be under the age of 25 years, and one of whose parents must be either resident in the area or a member of the Society of Friends resident in the area of Wensleydale and Swaledale Area Meeting.Awarding small grants to Reeth Community Primary School for items not normally provided by the Local Education Authority.

Religious activitiesEnvironment/Conservation/Heritage