This charity helps more than 15,000 homeless young people aged 16 to 25 each year into a home and a job, and campaigns to end youth homelessness.

An independent, not-for-profit medical charity that provides specialist services and research for people with profound or complex disabilities caused by brain or nervous system damage.

Maintains the Royal Albert Hall, a Grade I listed building of historical and cultural significance, and promotes understanding and enjoyment of the arts and sciences through its use.

Works with market forces to motivate companies to disclose their environmental impacts and reduce them, using the largest global collection of climate, water and forest-risk data.

Works for equality of education in England and Wales by building a movement of leaders who change lives in classrooms, schools and wider society.

Runs a day and boarding school for boys and supports other educational institutions and activities in Dulwich and elsewhere in the United Kingdom.

Makes grants to schools and other not-for-profit organisations to fund projects that address low educational attainment, and shares research on how to tackle it.

The national charity for children and young people with autism, providing information, training and support, running services including a school, and campaigning for change.

Supports and promotes education by providing courses for students from New York University and other United States colleges who are studying in the UK.

Provides education and research into social policy areas such as health, employment, housing, travel, education and crime, mostly through surveys across Great Britain.

Advances education by providing a school in or near Highgate, along with ancillary educational activities for the benefit of the public.

Operating as Comic Relief, it raises funds and awareness and distributes grants and social investments to work towards a world free from poverty.

Supervises three independent day schools that provide high-quality academic education, cultural and sporting opportunities and pastoral support to pupils up to university entrance.

Brings together 15 UK humanitarian agencies to launch public fundraising appeals at times of major humanitarian crisis and distributes the proceeds to deliver programmes for those most affected.

Provides grants to US charities with scientific and educational objects, namely the Breakthrough Prize Foundation and the Breakthrough Prize in Life Science Foundation.

Carries out research tackling major data science challenges with lasting effects for science, the economy and society, including engineering, cyber-security, smart cities, health and data ethics.

Promotes education, including social and physical training, and runs a boys' school in or near Greater London.

Engages and supports young people in their personal development, empowering them to make a positive contribution to society.

A public boarding school for young people that educates children from age 7 to 18, including day pupils and girls, and aims to widen access as much as possible.