CharityScore UK

The provision of funds for conservation programmes and heightening public awareness of the plight of the seas.

EDUCATIONAL AND LEISURE SERVICES, Sports, Nature, horticulture, social health and wellbeing, unemployment, disadvantaged families and disability in children and adults

St Mary's Pre-School is a thriving group that caters for young children in Princes Risborough and its surrounding villages. We offer the children the opportunity to learn through play in a stimulating and nurturing environment. St Mary's has been operating since 1956 and is run by a Voluntary Management Committee.

THE PROTECTION AND PRESERVATION OF THE ENVIRONMENT FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT BY THE PROMOTION OF WASTE REDUCTION, RE-USE RECLAMATION, RECYCLING, USE OF RECYCLED PRODUCTS AND THE USE OF SURPLUS.

The objects of the charity are:promote conservationadvance educationassist in the interest of social welfare

The prevention or relief of poverty in Southern Africa by providing, grants, items and services to individuals in need and/or charities, or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty through the development of sustainable agricultural and related projects.

Prevention or relief of poverty, sickness and preservation and protection of health.Advancement of education.Preservation and protection of historical sites.Promotion of human rights as set out in Universal Declaration of Human Rights and UN conventions.Promotion of sustainable development.

We empower, enable and strengthen the family unit, as an important entity of the social structure, and engage positively in community development in the UK and elsewhere. Our primary objective is to support the family unit as well as individual, by helping them to build a sustainable future

Our aim is the prevention and relief of poverty in orphanages in order to create a environment where they can lead a happy and healthy life.

Solihull Manor House Charity is responsible for the management and conservation of Solihull Manor House and GardensIt facilitates the use of rooms and gardens by local businesses , groups , and community charities . There is a Tea Room which is leased to a local family business. The property is vested in the official custodian of charities .

The Bitou Trust is dedicated to assisting disadvantaged communities and advancing sustainable development and conservation within the Bitou region of the Western Cape Province of South Africa. Situated in the heart of the UNESCO Garden Route Biosphere Reserve, the Bitou municipal area covers 992 square kms within one of the most diverse biodiversity hot spots on the planet.

The prevention or relief of poverty anywhere in the world by providing or assisting in the provision of education, training, healthcare projects and all the necessary support designed to enable individuals to generate a sustainable income and be self-sufficient.

The Levine Family Foundation addresses general charitable needs, with an initial focus on marine conservation, through making grants and commissioning research.

Patient Safety Watch will promote, preserve and protect the health of the public by carrying out and commissioning research into patient safety issues. We will focus on the nature of preventable harm and how to reduce it in healthcare systems around the world, focusing initially on the NHS in England.

The Mount Elgon Foundation seeks to preserve the natural and cultural heritage of Mount Elgon on the Kenya-Uganda border. Our initial focus is to support the Mount Elgon Elephant Project that aims to protect the Elgon cave elephants and mitigate human-elephant conflict. It includes funding the development of sustainable livelihoods. Other projects will be supported when funding is available.

We help and inspire people who might otherwise find it difficult to do so to get outside, get active and connect with nature . We also work to conserve and enhance the local meadows and ancient woodland.All our activities are built on four priorities: Getting outdoors, getting active, getting to know where your food comes from, getting in touch with nature.

Health and social care - provide a luncheon club and social environment for the community, run social events and gatherings, function room hire, health awareness and advice in conjunction with doctors and health personnel from Walsall Manor Hospital.

We aim to relieve poverty and enact social change through education, women's economic empowerment and sustainable development of those living in the slums of Nairobi, Kenya, and in rural areas, implementing projects in education, FGM Advocacy, Sexual, Reproductive & Menstrual health, and family support. We partner with a grass-roots, not-for-profit, community based organisation located in Nairobi.

Promote for the benefit of the public the conservation of lichens and their habitats and to raise awareness of them including through publications, meetings and workshops. Also, to advance education in the study of lichens especially in the British Isles through publications, meetings, workshops and support for academic research.

We provide care and education for children aged between 2 and 4 years old in a safe and secure environment. Children are helped to develop all aspects of their development. They are helped to overcome any disadvantage. Activities take place both indoors and outdoors. We provide this service during term time only, with 2 sessions of three hours each day

Protection of rainforest ecosystems in Indonesian Borneo, to safeguard the island's unique biodiversity, the livelihoods and cultures of rural communities, and enhance its global conservation values to mitigate the climate crisis. We achieve this by providing support for community-led conservation, education, capacity-building and sustainable development initiatives.

Produce theatrical performances of a musical nature in order to increase the public appreciation and knowledge of the arts and further the musical and personal development of our adult and child members. Provide workshops for members to further the musical and personal development of our members.

Greener Padbury Group is an environmental charity first formed in 2020. We work with local residents and other interested individuals who share a concern for and interest in the local and global environment. We encourage action to promote sustainability, enhance biodiversity and minimise environmental impact in Padbury, Bucks. We seek grants to further our environmental and educational work.

We are a climate hope organisation - unearthing powerful climate stories to help more people be good ancestors. Our goal is to engage 8 million people in climate hope by 2030. We do this through arts, culture and education focused activity with communities. Our programme ranges from the world's first fungal sculpture trail, to a volunteer-led sustainable feast series.

We are one of the largest independent foundations in the UK. Our primary interests are in the arts, children and young people, the environment and social change.

Awarding Research Fellowships, Industrial Fellowships, Industrial Design Studentships, Fellowships in Design and the Built Environment, Enterprise Fellowships, Technical Teaching Fellowships and Special Awards and administering its South Kensington estate all with the aim to increase the means of industrial education and extend the influence of science and art upon productive industry.

The Charity exists to promote the beauty, tranquillity and diversity of Norfolk by encouraging the sustainable use of land and other natural resources in town and country. We focus on promoting positive solutions to support the long-term future of Norfolk and its precious countryside, monitoring how land, coast, skies & the wellbeing of local communities are being affected by development.

To promote and encourage for the benefit of the public, the improvement, protection and preservation of the countryside of the Royal County of Berkshire and its towns & villages and the better development of the rural environment.

To promote & enrich the quality of community life by provision of a facility to accommodate & enable access by diverse; services, social, cultural, educational needs of a rural community.Manage the Guildhall in a financially sustainable manner for current & future residents of Cound. Maintain and improve the fabric and grounds of the Guildhall in a environmentally efficient and sustainable manner.

The charity monitors planning applications and responds in the interest of protecting Cornwall's rural environment against inappropriate development.

1. Promotion of the study of all branches of natural history and all matters relating to the conservation of flora, fauna, habitats and geological features in Hertfordshire. In particular to record and monitor the occurrence,distribution and status all forms of wildlife and how this changes over time and to publish the results.2. Encourage participation in these activities

Objectives: To promote the scientific investigation of the flora, fauna and physical features of the county of Yorkshire and to encourage their conservation by means of holding field meetings, collecting and sharing biological records and providing information through our publications.

The Trust gives grants towards the conservation of historic buildings, objects and collections of the Georgian period and earlier. It also supports professional excellence in the performing arts.

The society organises a programme of lectures, field trips and fieldwork. It publishes Durham Archaeological Journal and a series of research reports, and promotes the protection and appreciation of the historic environment.

Advances the education of women and girls in important local and national political and social issues, music, drama and other cultural subjects, agriculture, crafts, home economics, science, health and social welfare; promotes sustainable development; advances health and advances citizenship by promoting civic responsibility and volunteering.

JCT makes grants for charitable purposes in four main areas of funding: population control, the natural environment, education and health.

Providing opportunities for members to meet together at weekly choir practice sessions and develop their singing capabilities in a non-threatening and welcoming environment. Performing at formal and informal events to entertain local communities and help raise money for good causes and charities.

Reviewing local planning proposals and submitting views. Attending consultation meetings and public hearings where appropriate.Presenting slide shows to interested parties.Arranging visits to places of historical and/or environmental interest.Publishing a quarterly journal "City and County"Campaigning as deemed necessary to protect landscape and heritage

The objects are to apply capital and income in favour of charitable projects concerned with the environment and the arts. The applications are at the absolute discretion of the trustees. The trustees will only accept emailed applications at: michaelmarkscharitabletrust@hotmail.co.uk. For more information on the trust and how to apply please look at: www.michaelmarkscharitabletrust.org

The Trust is for the benefit of poor people who through ill health, disability or old age are unable to earn their own livelihood; for educational and training purposes; and for the benefit of hospitals, nursing and convalescent homes or similar objects for the advancement of health or saving of lives. Supports wildlife/conservation projects for the benefit of the local community.

To assist financially,or otherwise,in the rescue and restoration of antiquities, ancient buildings, monuments, dwellings,archives and works of art situated in Venice and on the islands of the Venetian lagoon that have been damaged by floods,storms and inundations, rising damp,corrosive smog and other adverse elements; and the research into the environmental threats to the survival of the city.

John Ellerman Foundation is a general grantmaking trust distributing over ?4 million each year. The Foundation aims to support national charities working in the following three categories: Arts, Environment and Welfare.

The association keeps its members informed on all aspects of the conservation of historic buildings through an annual conference, regular lectures, visits and meetings. It publishes transactions annually and maintains a website. Membership is by invitation of the committee. Members are encouraged to introduce new candidates for membership.

We welcome applications from small and local (as opposed to regional or national) registered charitable organisations, or local branches of organisations, working in the fields of-Social welfare, all age groups-Housing and homelessness-Community and environmental development -Opportunities for young people-Promotion of improved quality of life-Personal or community empowerment

The NAS is dedicated to advancing education in nautical archaeology at all levels; to improving techniques in excavating, conservation and reporting; and to encouraging the participation of members of the public at all stages.

To stimulate public interest and the promotion of anything of benefit to the community in Stow and District. To encourage high standards in Architecture and Planning in the area.To secure the conservation, protection, improvement and development of the life and physical features of the area.

New Testament Assembly charitable purposes are to provide religious education/training and social activities to inform, empower and serve well its diverse constituency. In so doing we endeavour to be environmentally friendly and prudent with the funds amassed.

Makes grants in areas determined by Trustees from time to time. Current focus is on the intersection between climate change and social justice in low income countries.

To make grants for environmental and social causes in the county of Suffolk with a bias towards preservation or regeneration of the built heritage, amenity and landscape of the county. Grants to social causes are either for start-up projects, or for modest on-going support to groups involved in voluntary care, education, theatre, music and youth and community projects.

Maintain and improve the environment of the axe, yarty and lim catchments, specifically the landscape, wildlife and buildings, in a sustainable manner. To provide volunteers to undertake practical tasks. To monitor planning and development proposals in the area and to respond appropriately.