Helps UK communities to thrive, focusing on children, young people and the most disadvantaged through grants for education, employability, homelessness, poverty and mental health charities.

Promotes drawing from observation by offering tuition and resources to art students, artists, children and the public.

Forms part of a national movement of community foundations that makes strategic social investments and grants to achieve positive social change in communities.

Supports research-led treatment, care and support for patients and families affected by cancer, and others who donate blood or stem cells.

Advances health and relieves sickness for the public benefit, including by supporting veterans in the UK, and pursues other charitable purposes.

The centre gives free, impartial and confidential advice to asylum seekers, refugees and migrants in the Black Country and Birmingham.

The charity researches high-impact charitable activities and trains and supports people who want to start charitable enterprises.

The CIO preserves Redhills Miners Hall in Durham and runs events, exhibitions and education on coal mining heritage.

The organisation improves access to competitive professions for people from under-represented ethnic minority backgrounds through training, mentoring and networking.

The foundation helps people access economic opportunities and financial independence through education, employment and enterprise programmes run with partners worldwide.

The charity supports families with babies and young children living in poverty across London by passing on secondhand goods.

The organisation works with older people, carers and local communities to deliver partnership services and information and support.

The charity provides good quality accommodation to vulnerable adults in towns including Barrow, Ulverston, Askam and Kendal who are homeless or struggle with health or learning difficulties.

The charity works to secure a future for elephants and the places where they live, and to build tolerant relationships between people and elephants.

The centre provides legal advice, support and information to children, young people and their carers, and publishes research.

The students' union represents the interests of the students of Northumbria University and furthers their education.

The charity provides information, emotional and practical support, training and respite breaks to adult, young adult and young carers.

The trust operates the Jewish Community Centre known as JW3 on Finchley Road in London.

Membership organisation that supports and advocates for families parenting children who cannot live with their birth parents.