Finances crosses and stations on mountains, builds churches, community buildings and schools nearby, and supports small businesses to ease poverty locally.
Provides residential, respite and day care, social work and fostering for children, adults and families across the North East.
Promotes the Christian religion and Christian religious education, public knowledge of other world faiths, and leadership among young people, while supporting disadvantaged, frail, lonely and disabled people.
Supports abandoned and vulnerable children and young people in Romania, many with disabilities, through family-style homes, recovery and training, school attendance support and special needs education.
Works with people affected by leprosy, people with physical disabilities and those excluded from society, through leprosy services, dignity and empowerment, and social integration.
Sisters act within parish communities to run and support Catholic schools and care homes, care for retiring Sisters, and make grants to beneficiaries.
Gives grants to benefit children and young people up to age 25 who live in nine northwest London boroughs, through registered charities and organisations.
Accelerates the shift to a low-carbon, fair and sustainable economic system through research, major partnerships and grant-making.
Runs religious and general educational activities in the UK and provides medical aid, famine relief and community development internationally.
Works to defeat leprosy by tackling its underlying causes, preventing disability and restoring dignity and wholeness to affected people and communities.
Furthers the Roman Catholic religion in the Diocese of Lancaster through pastoral support, educational support, relief of poverty and upkeep of its property.
Supports people with visual impairment through education and training, care and help to live independently in the community, and employment support.
Focuses on young people, helping them play an active role in their communities through community-based activities and services, with a Christian ethos.
One of the largest independent foundations in the UK, with primary interests in the arts, children and young people, the environment and social change.
Advances education in the UK and overseas for children, young people and disadvantaged people, promotes the arts and relieves poverty.
Supports marginalised and vulnerable people to recover from trauma through services for modern slavery and crime reduction, including safe houses and counselling referrals.
Holds and distributes funds for charitable purposes worldwide, with particular focus on biodiversity and humanitarian aid for young and disadvantaged people.
Awards grants from its endowed fund to community voluntary groups in Essex, Southend and Thurrock, and brokers funding for local work.