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The activities of the charity are to support charitable causes by making grants.. All income is to be used, exclusively for the benefit of charitable purposes.

Managing the village hall. providing building for hire by villagers and other local organisationstaking hire costs as our income, providing heating and lightproviding basic kitchen facilities.providing maintenance and safety requirementsmanaging the village fete the profits from which are used to subsidise the hall

We are a small charity that support children and young people with disabilities. We provide grants/funding for specialist equipment. We have provided children/young people with food and care packages during the pandemic. We have also donated bikes/scooter to some of our beneficiaries.Our new project, thanks to the emergency national lottery fund is to hire sensory toys free of charge.

Providing support to the homeless and vulnerable in Derby. We do this by supplying them with food parcels, sandwich packs, hot meals, clothes, sleeping bags, toiletries and other items as needed. We currently operate from two large purpose fitted vans three evenings a week.

A school parent teacher association raising funds entirely for the benefit of the school and pupils attending

collection of donation for students who study at Darul uloom Pretoria or those who will go from the Uk.

The charity aims to meet the immediate needs of the homeless, providing arctic-grade, waterproof sleeping bags to rough sleepers. Bags of Hope containing essential items, including toiletries and underwear, are also distributed to those in need.

To relieve the needs of who are in need by reason of their youth, age, infirmity or disablement, financial hardship or social and economic circumstances by: The relief of financial hardship, The relief of unemployment for the benefit of the public,The advancement of education and trainings,The preservation and protection of good physical and mental health,provision for recreation.

The Lovett Foundation supports Children in Care and Care Leavers in, and around, Swindon, Bristol and Cardiff. We create relationships with the local council teams, in order to plan together how we can help financially. We are focussed on supporting young people in the transition from leaving foster care and education into independent living and gaining key skills to enter the job market.

Gower Street makes grants to organisations involved in combating the global climate emergency, and to organisations working to improve school education outcomes in Ghana. Occasionally grants are made for other purposes at the trustees' discretion. Unsolicited applications for funding are not accepted.

THE OBJECTS OF THE CIO ARE TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF PUPILS AT TRING SCHOOL BY PROVIDING AND ASSISTING IN THE PROVISION OF FACILITIES FOR EDUCATION AT THE SCHOOL.

As a charity we raise much needed funds for St Mark's CofE primary school in Staplefield. As parents we hold events throughout the year to raise funds to purchase much needed equipment, help pay towards the cost of school coaches for trips througout the year, and pay for STEM enrichment days for the whole school

The charity works to promote autism awareness for public benefit. The charity advocates for individuals and families excluded from society due to stigma and aims to create inclusive environments within the community. We offer: support to families limited by barriers in society; and awareness campaigns for schools, businesses and the public to encourage social inclusion of people with disability.

To promote the relief of persons over 60 years of age by the provision of day care services for the benefit of persons living in Witney and surrounding areas.

For the benefit of primarily men 18 plus in the Winterton area, including the retired, unemployed or those with health problems, facilities for hobbies, recreation & other leisure time occupations including practical interests, skills sharing, learning new skills and helping with community based projects

The Paloma Foundation is yet to start operating but will be funded in due course by donations. It is intended that these donations will be used to acquire income producing UK commercial property investments with the aim of producing a regular source of income. This income will be used to make grants in accordance with the Charitable Objects.

BCM WILL AIM FOR THE BELOW OBJECTIVES: THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE ISLAMIC FAITH IN BIRMINGHAM AND THE WIDER WEST MIDLANDS MAINLY BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY THE FOLLOWING MEANS: - THE RELIEF OF THOSE IN NEED, HARDSHIP OR DISTRESS IN THE AREA OF BIRMINGHAM IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY TO THE MUSLIM COMMUNITY WHO ARE IN NEED OF ASSISTANCE WITH BASIC NECESSITIES SUCH AS FOOD, CLOTHING AND HYGIENE PACKS.

The objectives of the PTA (a registered charity) are to advance the children's education jointly with the headteacher; to develop effective relationships between staff, parents and others associated with the school; and engage in activities or provide facilities or equipment which support Coopers Edge School.

Generally Heaton Churches Together operates within the Heaton area of Newcastle supporting the various church members and the general community of Heaton.Our key event is Heaton Festival a large community event every two years, but we also do many other small events.

Religious In Christ works with Basingstoke community and the public at large in preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ. We also help those in need by attending to their needs, community work shops counselling young adults.

Grant making charity to promote art and culture throughout the UK, alleviate sickness and promote education and of school children

1) The prevention or relief of poverty in Greater London, in particular but not exclusively by providing food, toiletries, bedding and clothing and a signposting service to individuals in need and/or charities, or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty.2) The promotion of social inclusion among people who have become socially excluded due to unemployment.

Religious services, pastoral and social activities, outreach, support of charitable causes both in and outside the Christadelphian community. Most activities take place in the Newquay area.

Providing education for children in impoverished areas of the world who would otherwise receive no adequate schooling, by providing funds to local charitable organisations to build and equip schools, and where necessary, paying for running costs.

Set up to lead volunteer gardening sessions in Arlington Garden. We bring volunteers together monthly to undertake maintenance and improvements in the garden to enable the garden to be used by local residents and visitors. We arrange fundraising activities to enable purchase of tools for gardening and provide other amenity items.

Education/training for children and Adults and cultural activitiesReligious Activities:Regular prayersOther religious activities with accordance with sunnah

Advancement of christian religion Community outreach events Provision of welfare support to members Provision of support to other charities Conferences and Events

Focus on poverty, health, social inclusion; providing grants to nominees of agencies or charities particularly in Oxfordshire.

run supplementary, mother tongue and religious educational classes for local Muslim young peopleRegularly organise daily five times prayer sessions for local Muslim community in the areaWeekly Friday prayer session for the local Muslim community, run elderly and pensioner clubs one day a week for the local seniors citizens.

The charity provides support for the education of orphans in Malawi. Kenya and Zimbabwe. We do this by paying the school fees, examination fees and school uniforms. we work with local church groups to identify suitable candidate.

The Feibusch Progress Project CIO works to preserve the work of the artist Hans Feibusch for public enjoyment and education. We do this by fundraising for art restoration work and collaborating with stakeholders to put the restored work back on public view.

To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation protection and improvement ofthe physical and natural environment of, in particular but not exclusively, Jim's Field, Alton.

Kosel Dementia Trust Helston raises money to build a specialised dementia care home.

Our primary activity is the provision of community mentoring services to families with at least one child aged twelve or under.

We run a social club for people with & without disabilities to socialise as equals. Disco, bingo, raffle and a cafe weekly. We organise theatre trips, bowling, days out & holidays. From June 2024 we will be based at Fenton Community Hall, offering the building for hire for events & celebrations. We are building strong community links to expand our local offering.

We are a small West Sussex charity providing relief and protection of the mental health of children, in particular but not exclusively, for those with emotional / behavioural difficulties, through the provision of therapeutic services and materials and the coaching / mentoring of supporting families.

Support for the care and maintenance of All Saints' Church, Broughton-in-Airedale, and its ministry

EYV is a body that supports young people on and around the environs of the Exmoor National Park. Due to planning restrictions young people find it very difficult to stay and work in the National Park. EYV has been set up to support these young people and negotiate with local authorities to find a lasting solution to this problem.

The Charity's Objects are specifically restricted only for the public benefit to preventing or providing relief from sickness, disease or human suffering by assisting vulnerable adult members of the public in Oxfordshire, Berkshire and Buckinghamshire.

Friends of St James Hanney is a group of volunteers who fund raise in order to provide money to St James Primary School. This money is used to provide equipment for the children, improve the outside space and subsidise the cost of educational school trips.

Providing sport and recreation facilities in Helmsley, North Yorkshire.

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Supporting through fundraising events childhood and teenage cancer wherever possible. Supporting local childhood and teenage cancer units at local hospitals through donations and volunteering

The club raises money by fundraising events and donations from members of the public. It uses this money to help children and young persons. The elderly and people disabilities. It makes grants to assist local charities and organisations . A full guide to are grant making policy can be found on our wed site.

School fundraising events the Huckall, Nottingham area in order to help provide facilities or equipment which support Edgewood Primary School and advance the education of pupils

Translating into Arabic and publishing literary works (including scientific, learned, academic, other non-fiction and fictional works). Publishing or republishing literary works originally written in Arabic (including scientific, learned, academic, other non-fiction and fictional works). Making translated works and Arabic content freely digitally available.

The Talwar Foundation seeks to help those in need, whether that is providing assistance directly or through third parties. As background the four trustees are family members who own Polystar Plastics Limited (company number 02690339) (the "Company") The Company leases a car park which is intended to be used outside business hours to generate funds for The Talwar Foundation to raise funds.

Raises funds within the UK for the purpose of making grants to charities which operate in southern India. The grants are to support the education of children, especially girls, from impoverished and disadvantaged families and for the alleviation of poverty and sickness.

For the public benefit, promote learning for pleasure by people of all ages across Sussex in such ways as the charity trustees think fit, including but not limited to 1) Produce live events that enable diverse audiences to participate in informal STEM learning 2) Enable and promote local STEM events 3) Invite local people to contribute their knowledge and interests

To promote an appreciation of the arts and crafts and their associated technologies. To educate the public, especially young people, by encouraging the creative participation in the arts and crafts of film and media. To educate the public in the heritage of Bleanau Gwent and it's unique industrial past by researching and creating documentary film and media and related activities.