CharityScore UK

The Trust provides grants and work with Respite and holiday organizations like Joined-Up Holidays, born of a desire to connect people with animals, nature and the natural environment regardless of anyone's special needs or disabilities. By offering farm visits with activities individually tailored to the needs and wishes of each guest

Preference for Cheltenham and Gloucestershire. Grants to individuals/projects where we can make a significant contribution. Donations for musical instrument purchase for music students (18), but not tuition fees/living expenses.Other exclusions: gap year trips, large charities, animal charities, foreign charities, major building projects.Please note: Our funding is fully committed at present

About 80% of income from dividends, donations, tax recovery, interest is distributed in grants of ?500 to ?1200 to around 40 registered charities (mainly small, self-help, emerging) chosen in October by trustees. Most animal welfare and large charities are excluded. The balance is invested for income growth. Unsolicited funding applications are considered but only a minority are successful.

The object of the charity is achieved by making regular payments and one-off grants to charities which work to promote animal welfare. To ensure our funds are used correctly, we normally consider only UK registered charities, or charities with a UK bank account and contact.

The prevention of cruelty to animals and the care and protection of animals in need of such care by reason of sickness, maltreatment and poor circumstances

Activities associated with the management of Fleet Pond nature reserve and SSSI. Active volunteer management, quarterly newsletter, guide leaflets, talks and guided walks aimed at improving awareness and protection of the nature reserves wildlife. Educational visits for local community groups and for schools and youth groups. Corporate team building management tasks for local companies.

General charitable finance predominanty for small animal welfare and childrens charities - not exclusively.

Advancing child mental health by creating & using tested diagnostic procedures & technology, implanting monitoring procedures including within autism Advancing sustainable benefits in developing nations by economic, financial support/training; improving Health by clean water, hygiene, education & healthcareAdvancing nature conservation by reforestation, agro-forestation & Wildlife Conservation

The charity provides wide ranging financial support to individuals and organisations in the promotion of animal welfare. The trustees have a wide discretion and the area of benefit is not confined in any way. The trustees have currently adopted a policy for the long term existence of the charity.

Dedicated to conservation of natural environment of Torbay, provision of recreational facilities and environmental education. We manage 1700 acres of land, run a busy countryside events programme, lead school visits, helped by a substantial team of volunteers, carry out habitat management tasks, wildlife surveys and community involvement projects and advise other land managers on good practice.

The Charity provides animal welfare in Richmond and Hampshire

Aquatic based lifesaving & first aid training for those over 7yrs . Volunteer beach patrols & community engagement activities at Langland Bay - the aim to keep beach goers safe through education, prevention, supervision & rescue. Opportunities to take part in surf lifesaving competitions to practise skills, keep fit & healthy, and have fun. A safe, inclusive environment for all without prejudice.

The objectives of the Great Dane Adoption Society are to relieve the suffering and distress of dogs, in particular the breed known as Great Danes, who are in need of attention by reason of homelessness, by the provision of temporary shelter, veterinary treatment and by finding permanent homes for such dogs.

Animal Welfare

Building Preservation Trust operating in Wales to rescue heritage sites at risk

Charity is dormant at present and merely holds a few funds for any causes that may be presented to the trustees in respect of animal health and welfare in the local area.

Support disadvantaged and under-priviledged children in Sri Lanka via English & Sports Development programmes.Engages in conservation efforts of Wildlife and environment via the marine & Wildlife programme in Sri Lanka.Provides training & support to Sri Lankan women to be able to earn a liveable income via the Textile & Design programme.

The group comprises volunteers from the Perranporth area. Aims are:- Conservation of the marine environment inc. the sand dunes;- Engaging with local schools, organisations, businesses and groups to encourage further education on marine conservation; and local community as a whole to help all reconnect with the environment for health and environ.- Monitoring and recording wildlife sightings

Animal Rescue

The Pangolin Project CIO supports the activities of the Pangolin Project in Kenya which is dedicated to the conservation of the pangolin, an animal in danger of extinction primarily from illegal poaching. THe objectives of the PP are:1. To build knowledge and awareness 2. To identify and implement proven protection strategies3. To develop protocols to respond to reports of illegal activity.

The Charity will carry out activities for the public benefit to provide relief by such means as are charitable, for children and adults, by the provision of grants in relation to: poverty; education; religion; health or saving lives; citizenship or community development; the arts, culture, heritage or science; amateur sport; human rights; the environment; animal welfare; and rescue services.

The object of CSL UK is to support the Zambian NGO, Conservation South Luangwa which works to protect the wildlife and habitats of the South Luangwa Ecosystem.CSL UK acts as means for UK tax payers to contribute to the activities of CSL in Zambia in a tax efficient manner. All monies raised, after minor necessary expenses, are contributed as grants to CSL

We operate in the Wyre Forest area & are a branch of the RSPCA operating within boundaries agreed by the Society. We rehome animals taken in by the Inspectors & unwanted by the public. We offer low cost neutering, micro-chipping & help with vet bills for residents in receipt of certain benefits. We operate a charity shop & run fund-raising events to enable us to provide these services.

Members study and record the plants, birds, insects and other wildlife, and their habitats, in the London area, through field meetings, talks, and publications. The general public is welcome at all events. Grants are available to support research and the conservation of biodiversity.

The Horse Trust exists to enhance and improve the quality of life of equines in the UK. In achieving these objectives The Trust undertakes three main strategic aims:Sanctuary - to provide sanctuary and respite care at The Home of Rest for Horses Scientific Research - to fund non-invasive research.Knowledge and Skills - to devise and deliver a broad spectrum of training courses.

We are a small group who provide rescue, rehabilitation and sanctuary for needy horses & ponies with our meagre resources.

the welfare of animals

RESCUE ABANDONNED, MISTREATED, UNWANTED ANIMALSIMPROVE WELFARE AND HEALTH OF ANIMALSREHOME ANIMALS TO SECURE LOVING HOMESEDUCATE AND PROMOTE ANIMAL WELFARE

Child Rescue Nepal, formally the Esther Benjamins Trust, cares for children rescued from trafficking and slavery. It provides care and rehabilitation to children unable to return to their families and ongoing support to reunited families. Vocational & life skills training are also provided for older children.It also prevents trafficking by strengthening schools and educating communities.

Rescue and care of stray, feral and unwanted cats in order to find responsible and loving new homes for them.Educate the public on animal welfare and responsible cat ownership.

Residential care provision for young adults with learning disabilities, located in rural village communities. The Charity has four care homes, plus a transition home for challenging needs. We embrace the principles and ethos of Rudolf Steiner. The organisation also provides day care services in an urban farm setting, with a choice of learning activities including horticulture and animal nurturing.

To assist in the relief of suffering and distress amongst persons endangered by accident or natural hazards in lowland areas, primarily in the County of Essex. This is achieved in particular by providing adequete arrangements for the secure and efficient search for and rescue of any person or persons so endangered, by trained personnel.

Rescue, care, treatment, rehabilitation and release of wildlife to natural habitat. Education & training with regard to the care of wildlife and the necessary part they play in our world.

To relieve the suffering of animals, in particular cats, in need of attention by providing the protection, treatment, rehabilitation and rehoming of animals who have come into our care by reason of sickness, maltreatment and poor circumstances.

Protection, management and restoration of Long Lane Pasture for wildlife and for the benefit and enjoyment of the local community in Finchley. The Pasture is open to the public each day from 10 am until dusk, and in the winter when it is frequently flooded, it is open on Saturday mornings 10am to noon. Special events are held on a regular basis.

Search and RescueMedical ResposneCivil ContingencyDisaster ResponseEvent First Aid

To relieve teh suffering and distress of animals in need of care and attention in South East England in any or all of the following ways:a) to rescue, rehabilitate and re-home stray, abandoned and unwanted animalsb) to provide long term foster care for homeless animalsc) to provide veterinary treatment, vaccination and neutering where necessary

To relieve the needs of the elderly, people with mental health issues, learning difficulties, behavioural issues and young offenders by enabling them to access a therapeutic benefit from engaging with animals.The advancement of education for the public benefit in particular children by teaching them about animal welfare and conservation.

We hold events throughout the year in support of local charities, including Essex Air Ambulance, Muscular Dystrophy and Animal Rescue. We have also supported Farleigh?s Hospice, CHESS and Chelmsford Homeless Charity. It is our intention this year to support local and smaller charities. We have initiated a special charity fund from donations received via our Healing Group activities.

We will be working with selected third parties around issues of wildlife conservation and ethical food production

The principal object of the charity is to relieve the suffering of animals worldwide, but particularly in Eastern Europe and Asia, who are abandoned, abused, stray or otherwise in need of care and protection. This is achieved by assisting the provision of and directly providing funding and other support for animal adoption programmes throughout the world together with related activities

Providing a home for unwanted animals and birds and trying to rehome them if possible. Undertaking the development, enhancement and protection of the local flora and fauna. Community work through running an organic growing scheme.

We are a dog rescue charity.We specialise in rescuing abandoned dogs from local pounds,which are in danger of being put to sleep.We also raise awareness of the problem of abandoned dogs as a result of backyard breeding.We get to know our dogs by walking them and meeting and socialising with other dogs and we also introduce them to a home environment.We take them to our own homes,

Bid to Save A Stray / Friend of Targoviste Rescued Dogs works primarily in the saving and rehoming of stray and abused dogs. We support among others Asociatia Sufletel Targoviste (Wonderland) which is a privately owned shelter in Romania where we currently have 1400 dogs all looking for homes after being saved from certain death at the hands of the Romanian Government in Public Shelters.

Smart Parks was founded to promote the protection of animals at risk from cruelty and the conservation of endangered species across all geographies in a wide number of ways, through the use of technology and technological flying systems. Using drones has enabled us to work to protect the rhino and elephant populations in Africa from illegal poaching activities.

The objectives are to conserve the wildlife and wider ecosystem in the Tsavo National Parks and the surrounding area, totalling the Tsavo Conservation Area in Kenya. This is carried out by providing practical equipment to field based organisations and also using the community conservancy model to provide benefits to the local communities, such as employment, healthcare and education.

Removing dogs from pounds and or abusive situations for the purpose of rehoming. To ensure all dogs rescued are de-sexed and receive the veterinary treatment needed before placing them in a permanent family home. To ensure all dogs receive life time back up so they don't ever return to the same situation they've been rescued from.

RANA aim to relieve the suffering of dogs and cats across Libya and Tunisia who are in need of care and medical assistance. By sterilising, finding new homes and educating the public on how to take better care of their animals, RANA aim to reduce the number of unwanted strays both on the streets and across shelters in Tunisia and Libya.

Supporting and fundraising the rescue and responsible treatment of unwanted and stray animals in Zakynthos island in Greece, then aiding the rehoming of these animals.

We rescue and rehome dogs from the UK, Romania and Spain. We provide financial support to a dog shelter called Amicii Dog Rescue (Romania).