Redemption Roasters Foundation promotes the social inclusion, resettlement and rehabilitation ofoffenders, ex-offenders and those at risk of offending.

None- Money Invested- Interest Received. Money from Old Highways Surveyors Land which was put into a charity.

The charity makes grants:1. The relief of poverty amongst members of the SCMS and their partners;2. Assists in the advancement of the education of the public in the maritime industry, including but not exclusively,…

We are a youth group to provide a safe environment for children aged 11-18 to attend with friends to join in with sports, crafts, baking, etc.

Tzelem educates and trains Rabbis and Cantors who wish to be involved in understanding and acting to further social inclusion.

The provision of 'Active Social Meetings' at a number of local venues at least once per month at each venue.

Development of mountain biking and mountain biking facilities in the Kielder Forest and Water area as primary cosultants to the Forestry Commission.2. Promotion of healthy outdoor activity for all age groups.3.…

Little Liam's Legacy provides financial assistance to children currently living in Newark on Trent and surrounding areas where there is an identified need.

The relief of poverty of aged persons who are residents of Greater London.

The charity is in respect of land at Nettleton held in trust for the residents of Nettleton.

The advancement of education of children and young people aged 3-18 years old experiencing poverty and financial hardship through the provision of.

The organisation provides recreational opportunities by the operating of a club for young people aged 8-18, from divorced homes ,who are emotionally affected

The charity benefits the poor and needy at Christmas by making a donation to the local Lions Club's Christmas fund-raising.

Provides facilities, advice and information for visitors to prisoners in H.M.P.

Distribute a sum usually between 15 pounds and 500 pounds per annum to the poor and needy in great wilbraham.

We are ex members of the Parachute regiment and aiborne focres.to maintain contact between past and serving members thereof.

Distributing a small sum usually between 200 and 500 pounds per annum to the poor and needy in great wilbraham.

The trust provides and maintains Gospel halls for the religious activities of christians, often referred to as 'brethren'.

To relieve those who are in need due to ill health, disability, hardship or other disadvantages with a particular interest in supporting local youth causes as the trustees from time to time see fit.