To prepare associate members for their Institute of Advanced Motorists driving test, and to promote advanced driving to the general public

Artspace uses empty spaces in town centers and organises workshops and exhibitions with an aim to promote learning and accsesability of art and culture.

Making grants to people or organisations for the purpose of promoting the playing and study of chess in the county of Cornwall.

THERE ARE NO MONEY RAISING ACTIVITIES TO THIS TRUST. THE ONLY INCOME IS FROM A SMALL INVESTMENT.

Providing Grants for educational purposes for mainly under 25 year olds within the ancient parish of Gestingthorpe

To preserve and educate about Englands last remaining example of a working village operating the Open Field system of farming.

Promoting Education including social and physical training of beneficiaries and awarding prizes and supporting educational facilities in Edenbridge.

CHRISTMAS BINGO AND OTHER FUNDING RAISING EVENTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR

Educational charity operating within the parish of The Shelsleys, Worcestershire

EDUCATIONAL AWARDS FOR INDIVIDUALS UP TO AGE OF 25; RESIDING IN WAITBY AND SMARDALE PARISH COUNCIL, CUMBRIA.

To protect, preserve, maintain, improve and develop public rights of way for the benefit of the public at large.

Providing education opportunities and the chance to build new skills, to take part in a wide variety of activities

To promote road safety awareness in affiliation with the Institute of Advanced Motorists.To train and encourage motorcyclists in advanced riding techniques and safe riding

Holds seminars, supports exhibitions and promotes educational activities related to its charitable aims.

The Fresh Charitable Trust receives and distributes funds in line with its objectives.

advance education in ethical philosophical inquiry in the fields of psychiatry and clinical pschology

Protection and promotion of press and media freedom throughout the Commonwealth, including the education and training of journalists.

Darparu cefnogaeth i Gylchoedd Meithrin a Chylchoedd Ti a Fi yng Nghwynedd.

Most donations are given to other charitable organisations; occasionally other specific appeals are supported