In accordance with the founder's wishes the available funds are used for grantmaking to benefit a wide class of beneficiaries, largely within Suffolk.

The activities of WildEast include; building multi-sector partnerships and broad demographic public sector engagement in order to secure land pledges to a digital mapping system.

The Fellowship's objects are, through friendship and support, to relieve suffering, hardship, distress and problems associated with old age among its beneficiaries, provided that the Fellowship shall not undertake any…

Organising fund raising events to raise money to support local good causes.

Deaf Connexions provides a range of Communication and Information Services to the Deaf Community of Norfolk.There are around 500 British Sign Language (BSL) users in our Deaf Community.

Production of theatre shows for public audiences to highest standards.

For at least the first 3 years of grant making, the areas we will be focussing on are (UK based):Newborn & fetal health; Outdoor activity; Conservation; Community projects

We encourage and empower the ambitions of the residents of Birmingham, with a focus on young people (aged 11 to 28) supporting them into sustained education, training and work through our personal development programmes.

We support migrants, refugees, asylum seekers and British clients to overcome barriers to living autonomously.

Fresh Hope has supported an Easter initiative in the Whaddon estate.

The Willows Centre Troedyrhiw exists to support social, educational and recreational activites for all community members in Troedyrhiw and surronding areas.

A service for families experiencing distress and dispute as a result of relationship breakdown and/or divorce.

For the benefit of the public to relieve the suffering of maltreated, abandoned and unwanted cats in need of care and, in particular, to provide and maintain rescue homes or other facilities for the reception, care and…

The charity provides a club where visually impaired people may meet socially enjoying weekly activities, entertainment & support specifically for those with sight loss.

To improve the survival rate from catastrophic health events within the community throughout the UK, specifically:1. Out of hospital cardiac arrests; and2.

The provision of secure accommodation for persons in difficult circumstances.

Parkfields Community Centre manages a building and surrounding grounds, which are owned by the Presbyterian Church of Wales.

Our activities includes special prayers and ,counseling, Christian mentoring and teaching programs and distribution of leaflets with Christian messages.

To support charitable bodies or for other such charitable purposes as the Trustees shall decide and in particular those in which The Princess Royal has an interest.