FiMT was established to improve the transition of Service personnel, and their families, from military into civilian life, focusing on those most vulnerable to failure. They are particularly interested in the following areas but this is not exclusive: finding a job, training, education and transition services; early Service Leavers; finding a home; impact on families; support for spouses, dependants and partners; improving the well-being of the Armed Forces Community; ex-Service personnel in the Criminal Justice sector; access to information, help and guidance

The programme give grants totalling between £4m and £5m every year to help museums and galleries purchase art for their collections. It can assist with the purchase of works of art and other objects of artistic interest dating from antiquity to the present day. Within this broad category, criteria include: objects of national and international importance, including high value items subject to temporary export licence deferral or being offered with tax remission; objects of significant regional interest judged to be of good museum quality; objects which will artistically enrich collections and support the expansion and development of new areas of collecting.

The Lord's Taverners is the UK's leading youth cricket and disability sports charity dedicated to giving disadvantaged and disabled young people a sporting chance. They provide grants and equipment through separate funding applications for: Sensory Spaces; Specially Adapted Minibuses; Playground Grants; Sports Wheelchairs; Sports Kit.

This fund is available to assist tenants' groups by providing: Start up funding - up to £450 per Association; An annual grant to help with running costs - up to £450 per association. One off grants for special projects.

The fund contributes towards employee fundraising efforts for the causes that matter to them by matching fundraising up to £250. Matched funding will be available to support charities that: promote positive mental health and wellbeing; and/or target improvements in literacy, numeracy and health and wellbeing in primary schools; and/or aim to improve the community’s environmental impact at a local level, encourage recycling or upcycling, or run environmental information or outreach programmes; and/or work to help reduce the loss of biodiversity, or protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species; and/or celebrate rail through the arts and local activity programmes. The Fund is open to permanent Abellio ScotRail employees.

Beneficiaries include all or anyone or more of:- (a) The Church of Scotland General Trustees; (b) The National Trust for Scotland; (c) The Old People's Welfare Committee of the Dundee Council of Social Service, or any charitable institution concerned with the welfare of the citizens of Dundee; (d) The University Court of the University of Edinburgh; (e) The University of Southampton; (f) The University of Dundee; (g) The Royal Commonwealth Society for the Blind, or any other charitable institution connected with work for the blind; (h) any other charitable institution or charitable institutions selected from time to time by the Trustees.

The Trust's objective is to maintain a fund to provide help or relief to hospitals, institutions, and other organisations whose objectives are the alleviation and care of sickness or infirmity or to provide assistance to necessitous persons or children who's circumstances are such as to require assistance.

The Trust’s objects are to promote: excellence in education, and in the care of those who are learning disabled or otherwise at risk. It promotes religious tolerance and understanding in an international context; research into the regeneration of the ecosystem of the Scottish Highland with a view to establishing sustainable long term benefits to the environment and rural community; public education and learning by research into social sciences and economic policies and publication of such research. The Trust supports the work of national and local charities whose aims are similar to its own, and donations are made with the intention of building long term relationships.

Provides grants for: the prevention or relief of poverty; the advancement of education; the relief of those in need by reason of age, ill health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage.

The objectives of the Trust are widely drawn. The Trustees will employ discretion in order to determine as to which charitable initiatives receive donations. However, in the past, trustees have split donations amongst military and medical charities, and youth organisations.