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Supports national charities,& local charities in NE & SE England. Interested in people with physical or mental handicaps: improving quality of life through equipment, activities and holidays;the young: with emphasis on improving prospects of employment by education and meaningful activities; health: improving quality of life of the ill, their carers and the old at home or in hospital.

The Pali Text Society fosters and promotes the study of Pali Buddhist texts for the benefit of scholars and the general public by publishing editions and translations, as well as other works relevant to the study of Pali, such as dictionaries and grammars. The charity also awards grants to qualified scholars working on projects relevant to the Society's aims.

The Trust makes grants to Charities selected by the Trustees in accordance with the Trust Deed. It regrets that it is unable to entertain unsolicited approaches.

Donations to charitable and Christian institutions and individuals.

The Charity pays the income of the trust fund to charities supporting elderly people, in accordance with the governing documents.

Promote any charitable purposes for the benefit of the community in the local government district of Torbay, particularly, the advancement of education, the protection of health and the relief of poverty, disease and sickness, and in furtherance to promote and organise co-operation in the achievement of the same and bring together council representatives of voluntary and statutory organisations

Please note that from 1st November 2021 the charity no longer accepts appeals by post.Consideration of email appeals to the trustees by charities, and the distribution of charitable donations.

Support of any religious or other charitable institution or work engaged in:furtherance of Protestant Evangelical and secular educationadvancement of the Protestant and Evangelical tenets of the Christian faithencouragement of missionary activities designed for the propagation of such Protestant Evangelical Christian faithrelief of the poor and needyhelp and comfort of the sick and aged

A grant making trust with particular interest in charities in Essex, other areas in the UK are considered. Grants aim to strengthen family life from the very young to very old. Also Homelessness, Debt. advice and Promotion of Inter-faith work. Education, Research and the Arts where contributing to the aims listed above.No unsolicited applications or from individuals.

Runs charity shop/within Northwick Park Hospital. Draws commission from other traders in adjacent area. Provides cash for equipment/comfort to benefit patients of the hospital.

The charities activities are concerned with the general support of people and organisations that require financial assistance in pursuing educational and spiritual development and more general needs for the community benefit.

Providing financial support to needy members and their families of the Hampshire branch of the National Farmers Union and to make donations to The Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution and other charities of assistance generally to the farming community.

Grants are made to such charities as the trustees consider are deserving of support.

The Holden Charitable Trust exists to receive and distribute charitable donations to worthy causes primarily within the Jewish community.

The giving of charitable grants

Small residential almshouse for (as per the Founder's Will) "gentlepeople of limited means". 4 apartments either for single or dual occupation.

VILLAGE HALL AVAILABLE FOR INTEREST GROUPS/CLUBS LOCAL FUNCTIONS TABLE TENNIS KEEP FIT.

Village committees including WI, Parish Council, Weston Society, Garden Club,training days and courses, Quiz and Film Nights, dancing,social gatherings, talks, concerts

To support the upkeep and maintenance of St Lawrences Church Hungerford.

The primary objects are Jewish causes and social welfare.Email submissions are preferable to postal submissions where possible.

Grant making charity to support and encourage faith-based organisations and people known to the trustees.

Making grants to those institutions falling within the charity's objects

Management of the Village Hall so that it can be used for community purposes.

the trust makes donations to needy individuals and institutions as the trustees deem fit

The objectives of the Society are to encourage a wider appreciation of music amongst those who live, work, worship in or are visitors to central London. To this end, the Society presents a regular and varied programme of recitals and concerts at its home base of Holy Sepulchre Holborn, also known as the National Musicians' Church.

Provision of hall and Sports Pavilion for hire and use by general public and sports clubs.

The provision of a venue, available at a low cost to all members of the community. The centre encourages activities that promote health and wellbeing and to provide facilities for the fitness of various age groups and for the disabled. It also provides facilities for amateur sport. The hall also provides a base for other charities to use for their fundraising and hire for family occasions.

The object of the charity is to advance the education of the pupils at the school by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for education at the school (not provided by statutory funds)

Assistance for disability, hardship and nature conservation causes.

The principle object of the charity is to promote the Christian gospel through the publication and distribution of Bible Study courses to church groups and individual students, including prison inmates, throughout the UK.

To promote the Orthodox Christian Faith and charitable institutions and to fund and support the parish of St. Michael, Guildford.

Current activities:The Slymbridge Village Hall provides:-The possibility for a large group of organisations to meet, e.g.: Horticultural Society,History Society,Dog Training, Parish Council, the Slimbridge variety Group, church meetings, Village Hall social group meetings-Horticultural shows-Variety performance evenings

The provision of Scout Activities and Training for the youth of the Isle of Wight.

Recieving donations in lieu of flowers at funerals, organising annual fetes, running a charity shop and sweet trolley. Proceeds are used to donate equipment and furnishings to Paulton Memorial Hospital for the aid and treatment of patients.

To provide facilities to support social welfare, recreation and leisure time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life for the inhabitants of Hythe & Dibden. To secure the establishment of a Community Centre and to maintain and manage such a Centre for activities in furtherance of the Association's objectives.

Support organisations or institutions as the Trustees may from time to time in their absolute discretion determine.

COFFEE MORNINGSPROVISION OF TRANSPORTOUTINGS

The charity gives financial support, for the public benefit, to a range of charitable causes. Principal fields of interest are the arts, education, social policy and research and charities for the disabled.

To raise funds and donate monies upon request to The Westerings Primary Academy.

Makes grants to another charity, when required

Providing buildings/facilities/open space for potential/actual beneficiaries in necessitous circumstances who have a need to live in the villages of Lockinge and Ardington

We exist for the purpose of organising regular Christian worship in Sweffling and for maintaining the fabric of our historic parish church. We contribute financially to Christian mission in the UK and to overseas aid/famine relief.

Assistance and fundraising to assist with the education of children at Brookwood School

PROVIDING BUILDINGS FACILITIES AND SERVICES TO THE ELDERLY.

Provision of education for girls by way of grants or bursaries

To advance the education of the pupils at the school.To foster more extended relationships between staff, parents and others associated with the school.To publicise the school and make FOCH link with the community.

The Trust Deed permits any charitable purpose. In practise most grants are made as indicated under A13.

The Memorial Hall is used as a venue for numerous village organisations.

The purpose of this charity is to maintain the village hall as a place in which functions may be held for the benefit of the village, and to organise such functions. It is also available for hire for private functions of both villagers and non-villagers.

To pay to the Lighthouse Club Benevolent Fund for the purpose of relieving poverty suffered as a result of accident, disability or ill health by persons employed or formerly employed within the building and civil engineering industry and allied trades in the UK including widows and children of such persons, in accordance with the Trust Deed dated 10 November 1975.