CharityScore UK

To support religious education in school

Advancement of education in i) CofE parishes of Gt & Lt Shelford and ii) Diocese of Ely, by way of: maintenance of any CofE (voluntary) school in either parish, provision of educational/ sports equipment not normally provided by the LEA.

For religious Education in School

Education of Children

Supports the provision of learning for adults at the Molesey Adult Learning Centre (Henrietta Parker Centre). It provides funding to improve facilities at the Centre.

Education / training

Provide grants for education of children

Fundraise to provide financial support to Redbridge music service. We assist in purchase of musical instruments, sheet music and other requests from teachers at the school. We provide financial assistance to pupils for tuition at the request of Director in cases of financial difficulty. We provide financial support to educational trips abroad and at home.

Grants given to pupils of Isleworth & Syon School to study Engineering at University or Music at school.

Grants to necessitous pupils of Isleworth & Syon School and awards and prizes.

Supports Archaeology undergraduates by way of scholarship

Award prizes to students for achievement

The charity applies its income towards musical education/training in classical singing. The settlor or appointed by him Selectors nominate a person, born or resident in the UK, to recieve funds for such education.

The aim of the North British Functional Analysis Seminar is the encouragement of study and research of functional analysis and its connections to other areas of mathematics.

To provide certain travelling scholarships for the benefit of the undergraduates of certain predetermined colleges.

The charity makes awards to students studying for Postgraduate qualifications in International Banking and Exchange in the form of student bursaries.

The Society promotes the scholarly study of all aspects of the history of the chemical sciences (including alchemy). It holds meetings for the reading and discussion of scholarly papers, provides small research grants, in particular to postgraduate students and post-doctoral researchers, and publishes articles and essays, especially in Ambix, the Journal of the Society

Making grants to Chinuch Atzmai Israel

Private educational facilities.

We try to bring parents/carers together with staff to contribute to the education and wellbeing of pupils at Hampstead School. We do this through:(a) regular meetings and activities like coffee mornings where parents/carers can meet with staff to discuss school issues; (b) supporting school events by selling refreshments; (c) organising social/fundraising events;(d) newsletter/web info

Help for the disadvantaged, sponsor projects.

General Charitable Giving

To support the development and administration of the charities United Trusts and United Way, whose main work is to promote payroll giving through workplace charity committees.

Religous activities

support of local charities

Support of local and national charities

Promotion of UK Culture in Japan and promotion of Japanese Culture in the UK through publications, exchange exhibitions and research projects.

TO FORWARD THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION & THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST.

Provides buildings/facilities/open space

The provision of and maintenance of a home for aged persons

The society is established to assist in providing treatment, education, training and welfare of people suffering from Cerebral Palsy.To make grants or donations to people suffering from Cerebral Palsy who are in needy circumstances.To provide equipment and apparatus for people suffering from Cerebral Palsy.

To help those in need in the parish of Newbold-on-Avon, Rugby

Distribution of gift vouchers to elderly people and deprived children of Laceby village prior to Christmas

Provides financial support to Henley in Arden Baptist Church. Funds to be used for repairs and improvements to Church buildings and for the general purposes of the Church.

In accordance with the terms of the Trust , Grants are made to 2 specific charitable organisations. Appeals from other charities cannot be consider. The Trustees are satisfied that these purposes remain charitable.The Trustees have complied with the duty in Section 4 of the Charity Act 2006 to have due regard to public benefit guidance published by the Charity Commission.

SMALL GRANTS TO LOCAL NEEDY CHILDREN AND CHILD BASED LOCAL ORGANISATIONS

Sheep Dog Trials

Helping Young people and old people in need

Improving the communities play amenities through installating more play equiptment.We manage the local recycling site, income generated helps to maintain the socal recreational facilitiesfor people of all ages and abilities

To provide or assist in the provision of holidays for children who are resident in Oldham who are in necessitous circumstances

Supports the fabric of St.Michael and All Angels Church Claverdon

Providing musical entertainment and diversion by means of brass band concerts on behalf of the local communities, schools, churches, and charitable organisations.Teaching the playing of brass instruments for all age groups within the local communities.

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF STUDENTS (BOTH CURRENT AND PREVIOUS) OF THE SCHOOL BY PROVIDING FACILITIES FOR EDUCATION. TO FOSTER MORE EXTENDED RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN STAFF, PARENTS AND OTHERS ENGAGED WITH THE SCHOOL.

Money may be given to other Walton Village organisations in support of their work to benefit the village as a whole.

TO SUPPORT THE POOR AND NEEDY WITHIN THE PARISH OF THE CHURCH OF ST DAVIDS, NEWBOLD UPON STOUR.

To secure the preservation, protection, development and improvement of features of historic and public interest in the area of benefit, comprising Bubwith, Breighton, Willitoft, Gunby and Highfield.

The provision and running of a permanent scout hut for the use of and activities of scouts, cubs and beavers.

Village hall for the use of the local community.

The provision and maintenance of a village hall and recreation ground for the use of the inhabitants of New Quay and the neighbourhood thereof without distinction of political, religious or other opinions, including use for meetings, lectures and classes and for other forms of recreation and leisure time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants.

Book prize to be awarded annually to the outstanding academic pupil of the year