CharityScore UK

Provide support and resources for the enhancement of religious education in accordance with the doctrines of the Church of England within the parishes of Holmes Chapel and Cranage. To ensure the availability of adequate resources for religious education, foster an environment that encourages spiritual development and improve the quality of religious education provided by the fund.

Conservation charity.

Education and training; arts/culture/heritage/science; amateur sport; environment/conservation/heritge.

Making of donations for conservation & heritage purposes.

Meetings and visits to celebrate and promote the history and environment of the Sombornes and surrounding areas. Stimulate public interest in relation to archaeology and local history. Research and publication of the history of The Sombornes and its people.

support for organisations working in the fields of environmental sustainability, climate change mitigation, wildlife and wilderness conservation, organic agriculture, fairtrade, renewable energy, and relief of poverty and disease in developing countries.

The trust provides research-based information and advice on game species and game conservation using specialist publications and national events.

The charity makes donations to other registered charities, particularly those supporting the environment and heritage.

Promotion of the environment of the village of Doveridge, Derbyshire including historic buildings, woodlands and footpaths

The furtherance of the b-iannual Earl Lecture given at Keele University, encouragement of historical research into the history of Staffordshire and its environs, assistance in the publication of such research and supporting purposes of an educational nature as connected with Keele University

We run social activites for our members, their carers and their families. This can be anything from meals out to games night, our members are in a safe environment with support around them. We also run information events at local Sheffield hospitals to raise awareness of Brain Injury.

PARROT FUND INTERNATIONAL PROVIDES FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR CONSERVATION OF ALL PSITTACINE SPECIES. IT ALSO PROVIDES FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR EDUCATION, SUPPORT, WELFARE AND SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH FOR ALL PARROT AND PARAKEET SPECIES.

We at FOFs fundraise to help provide the school with additional equipment, to help towards the costs of outings or visits for the children and to enhance the school environment. FOFs, and the school, like to be active within the community and help our environment.

Dr O'Kane research project "Elephants in the System" is a five year project looking at Elephants and other large Herbivores and how they interrelate both amongst themselves and with their enviroment. KwaZulu - Natal South Africa. Providing much needed insights into pivotal questions on the management of elephants and other herbivores - a central question in African conservation today.

Funding has been provided in line with the charity criteria. CHAT Kenya for a women's health project in West Laikipea;Gobi Oasis in Mongolia for teaching people to grow vegetables, plant treesBiochar/ TLUD cooking stove project women in MozambiqueTraining programs in horticulture establishing seedling nurseries ScotlandTraining programmes in sustainable energy/ fuel efficiency

The Sutton Coldfield Civic Society is a member of Civic Voice. The society's aims are to encourage the conservation of the best of the architectural features of Sutton Coldfield, encourage the development of the highest quality of new buildings, and minimise the heavy noise levels of roads in the town centre.

The Fund was set up to support the conservation of Georgian monuments.

Management and conservation of Parish Turbaries

Conservation of endangered species of wild cat and their habitat. Study of world populations. Maintenance of extensive library and web site for educational use of members and the public. Provision of speakers for lectures in schools, universities and associations. Study of factors affecting the survival of wild populations and the implications for the survival of all life on our fragile planet.

To describe and illustrate the historical development and distinctive nature of the New Forest through education, outreach services and a specialist reference library. Also to conserve and protect the character and amenities of the New Forest for public benefit.

The maintenance in good order of the churchyard or churchyards at Wilbarston for the benefit of those members of the public using the churchyard for remembrance and reflection, or for observation of nature or for passage by the public footway through to the neighbouring field.

CPRE Kent promotes the beauty, tranquilllity and diversity of Kent by encouraging the sustainable use of land and other natural resources in town and country.

To support and advance research in the field of diabetes and particularly juvenile (insulin dependent) diabetes in the United Kingdom and throughout the world and to provide material of an educational and informational nature to persons who are interested in and affected by diabetes.

Provision of open space for leisure, sport and informal recreation, conservation, heritage and education.

The objectives of the Trust are to use the group of buildings known as the Assembly House in Norwich for performances, exhibitions, meetings and gatherings and such other purposes of similar nature for the benefit of the public of Norfolk and Suffolk.

The Charity is very small and can only support selected worthy causes targeted and holding prior approval by the Trustees in the areas of medical research, health and well-being, education, historical buildings and to animal, wildlife and environmental concerns and those who find themselves in particular hardship. The Trust regrets it cannot make other arbitrary donations however deserving.

Nature reserve with two play areas.Pavilion with a cafe, education room and toilets.

Day / residential outdoor, environmental and adventure education across age / ability range . Nationally significant for inclusion of disadvantaged, sensory impaired and physically disabled visitors. Raised teaching ponds, modified adventure facilities and vehicle for disabled access to mainstream orienteering and habitats. Use of Ilkley Moor, River Wharfe and 100 acres bluebell woodland.

Informal sport, children's play area, Multi Games Area, youth shelter, local events and activities, natural areas for nature conservation.

To provide health, care and welfare for abandoned, rescued and homeless donkeys. To educate children about the heritage and roles of donkeys. To support other charities through association with donkeys. To provide the public with an opportunity to visit, learn and appreciate the animals in a natural, visitor friendly environment.

Education/training. Arts/culture. Sport/recreation. Environment/conservation/heritage. Children/young people. Elderly/old people. General public/mankind.

conservation Education(cookery,craft,gardening etc) bursery offered to members.

Enabling women to make new friendships, have fun, learn new skills and take part in wide-ranging activities in a relaxed and supportive environment.Encourage women to become more involved in issues that matter to them and their community.

The Trust was established in 1992 to sponsor a lecture series in conjunction with the Royal African Society. The 2013 lecture was given by Kabba Santigie Bangura based at the University of Sierra Leone. The title was Adapting to Climate Change: Coping with the effects of weather changes in Sierra Leone.

Promote the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment, provide facilities in the interest of social welfare for recreation and leisure time occupation with the objective of improving the conditions of life for those living in or working in or resorting to the area of the London Boroughs of Camden and Islington and the City of Westminster.

Offerring access to land to use for education and environmental good

Groundwork West London is an environmental regeneration charity working in partnership with local authorities, business and the community to improve the quality of life in areas of West London suffering environmental, economic and social deprivation. Groundwork West London merged into Groundwork London on 1st April 2008 (company registration no. 04212532 and charity registration no. 1121105)

To promote the welfare of suffering families and children; in any country or place without prejudice to their race, nationality or creed. Educating the public who have had the advantage of being treated within their human rights concerning the nature, cause and effect of those in distress; then to be instrumental in assisting the disadvantaged, so that their condition of life may be improved.

Keep land at Grove Park Estate as a garden equipped and planted as a botanical and horticultural garden to be used for providing education in botany, horticulture and nature study for schools under the control of the Local Education Authority.

Promote conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment anywhere in the area of Southwark and Lambeth.To provide facilities in the interest of social welfare for recreation and leisure time occupation with the objective of improving the conditions of life for those living in or working in or resorting to Southwark and Lambeth

Providing a water space for carers and families physically and mentally disabled children and adults to be able to go swimming within a safe environment

Raising funds in the UK to support environmental projects, education, health-care and the relief of poverty in UK and India.

Our purpose is to help to build sustainable communities in areas of need through joint environmental action.

Lectures and visits on subjects related to the conservation and propagation of plants.Organisation of plant sales of rare and unusual plants.Fundraising for NCCPG

Improve the environment within Newton Abbot and District, be that visually , quality of life or preservation/conservation of intersting and or unique features.

A volunteer organisation, registered with the charity commission and BTCV carrying out Conservation/Education

IN UK TO DIVERT CRIMES, PREVENT RE-OFFENDING AND HOMELESSNESS; STRENTHEN AND SUSTAIN COMMUNITIES BY PROVIDING REHABILITATION, EMPLOYABLE SKILLS TRAINING AND SUPPORT TO PEOPLE WITH SPECIFIC NEEDS. RELIEVE POVERTY,SICKNESS AND DISTRESS. ADVANCE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNITY CAPACITY BUILDING. SUPPORT AND ASSIST MIGRANTS AND REFUGEES. PREACH AND TEACH THE WORD OF GOD ACCORDING TO THE BIBLE.

To promote conservation protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment in Bexley, Greenwich and Lewisham. Provide facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation and leisure time with the objective of improving the conditions of life for those in the three boroughs. Advance public education in environmental matters.

To help protect the habitat and wildlife of India's National Parks through providing resources and support to the neighbouring tribal villages. Using sustainable eco-development projects to promote awareness, improve the quality of life and increase the yield from crops and livestock with the co-operation and involvement of the villagers.

Development of micro-projects; building local capacities and basic infrastructures; giving grants; appeals and advocacy; advice and support on project planning; rebuilding destroyed lives; promotion of sustainable development and skills; undertaking research; provision of information and raising awareness; networking and volunteering; delivery of services such as translation and interpretation.