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As an endowment charity the main priority of the College Estate is pro-active management of its investments to maximise the capital and income return. There is a specific gift of £7000pa to the Vicar of Holy Trinity Church as required under the 2001 Scheme. The balance of net income is transferred to the Corporate Trustee.

To provide a social afternoon one day a week as a meeting place for elderly people to have a cup of tea, a chat, a game of bingo or such an activity from approx 2.15pm - 3.45pm on Wednesday afternoon.

To provide funds for amenities for patients at Clatterbridge Hospital to provide a link between the hospitals and the public they serve. To foster the interest of the public in the work of the hospitals and the patients they serve.

We provide welfare services to needy Merchant Navy seafarers and their dependants. This is achived by :-the provision of accommodation and support for those who are able to live independentley in Mariners Park Estate - the provision of residential,nursing and respite care in the Mariners Park Care Home- the provision of annual,one off grants and a caseworker service

THE CHARITY WORKS WITHIN THE ANCIENT PARISH OF HARBORNE (HARBORNE & SMETHWICK AND PARTS OF QUINTON AND BEARWOOD). IT PROVIDES GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANISATIONS WHICH SUPPORT PEOPLE IN THE AREA AND ALSO PROVIDES HOUSING WITH SUPPORT FOR 100 ELDELY OR DISABLED PEOPLE

Provision of housing

Village Hall

The sole activity of the Bridge Estate is investing, through property ownership, to generate income that is utilised for the objectives of the Charity and to grow the capital value of its assets. The property portfolio is managed on behalf of Bridge Estate by Strategic Property, a division of Nottingham City Council's Resources Department.

PLACE OF WORSHIP

Provides premises and facilities for the benefit of the people of Hawarden.

We deliver practical, caring and imaginative services, including specialist housing and support, residential care, education, training, community outreach services and leisure activities, working with visually impaired people and people with other disabilities and their friends, families and colleagues. We also work to raise awareness of visual impairment amongst the wider community.

The purpose of the charity is the provision of eight Almshouses known as the Gresham Almshouses; the annual payment of an allowance to the almsfolk; and the payment of -ú100 per annum to each of the four Gresham lecturers in Divinity, Astronomy, Music and Geometry.

Providing care and support for the elderly frail and financial assistance in cases of hardship.

Rental and investment income

The village hall at Chatburn provides facilities for various activities, classes are held, including Art, Yoga, and Pilates. Several organisations hold meetings in the hall, including Chatburn Parish Council, children's parties are held, and a gathering after a funeral took place. We also support the local cancer meetings and Allotment group.

1 Provision of Clothing and Footwear for the not so fortunate2 To endeavour in every possible way to improve the hard lot of all the poor and under privileged children who are in need of help which such a Society as ours can give.

Gives grants to locally-based registered charities and churches supporting disadvantaged and vulnerable residents of West Yorkshire. Areas covered are social welfare, older people, young people, support and activities for those with disabilities, physical/mental health and well being, community music, arts and environment for disadvantaged communities.

Provision of facilities to the local community

Heversham Parish Council hold The Athenaeum on trust as and for a public hall for the inhabitants of the Parish of Heversham without distinction of political, religious or other opinions including use for meetings, lectures and classes and for other forms of recreation and leisure time occupation with the objectof improving the conditions of life of the said inhabitants.

HOWDEN SHIRE HALL TRUST.Providing a Hall for the people of Howden and the surrounding areas. Recognised as the Hub of Howdenshire and ERYC Tourist Information Point. A place for leisure, entertainment and activities for all generations. Activities include classes, live events, cinema and home to the local weekly Howden Market and Community Cafe.

The Village Hall provides facilities for use by the community for a range of purposes including a variety of organised Social Events, Live Performances, Table Tennis, Digital Skills Cybercafe, and Keep Fit. It also hosts regular meetings of the Parish Council and Catterick Young Farmers Club. It is available for private hire.

The charity offers financial support to Organists and their dependents, who for whatever reason, are unable to make financial provision for themselves. It also makes funds available to support organists in education with the cost of organ tuition.

The principal activity of the GMD continues to be that of the provision of means of social engagement and recreational activities, emotional and mental wellbeing, training and support for the Deaf and their friends. In addition the protection and promotion of the welfare and interests of the profoundly deaf in the three counties of Glamorgan, without religious or other distinction.

The primary objective of the organisation is the running of the Ramsden Memorial Hall , including fundraising activities so local organisations and interest groups can benefit from the facility.

Housing provision for widows & spinsters over 65 in Ilkley

Almshouse providing accommodation for older people in Norwich

To provide residences for poor persons who are resident in the parish of Carleton where claims are otherwise equal preference shall be given to the more aged applicant. In default of a suitable applicant resident in Carleton the trustees may appoint a person otherwise qualified who is resident in neighbouring parishes.

Norfolk Federation of Womens InstitutesSupporting women within the NFWI Constitution in education, international aspects,crafts, music etc

The advancement and promotion of - The Jewish Religion and - Jewish education.

Rehabilitation and rehoming of unwanted cats in Liverpool.Providing low-cost boarding of pet cats.

Carrying on and maintaining Lopping Hall which was erected for the benefit of the householders of Loughton in substitution for their ancient right of lopping within Epping Forest.

Education and Training

Speaker meetingsSymposiaConferencesPublications

Offers opportunities to all women to learn, widen horizons, influence national and international affairs, enjoy friendship, support their communities.

The Paddon Memorial Charities is an Almshouse charity and registered charitable trust with 3 properties in Fareham and Cosham. Portsmouth Rotary Housing Association is the corporate trustee of the trust.

Grants are awarded to small community and voluntary groups that must work for the benefit of residents of Brighton & Hove.

Almshouse accommodation

Meetings and social activities

ambulance service

THE PRINCIPAL ACTIVITY DURING THE YEAR CONTINUED TO BE THE PROMOTION OF CHRISTIAN SERVICE IN THE COMMUNITY IN ACCORDANCE WITH MEMORANDUM AND ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION

to support RAF branch at Llandaff &Ely raising funds for present and ex service personel ,in respect of welfare.

The Horse Trust exists to enhance and improve the quality of life of equines in the UK. In achieving these objectives The Trust undertakes three main strategic aims:Sanctuary - to provide sanctuary and respite care at The Home of Rest for Horses Scientific Research - to fund non-invasive research.Knowledge and Skills - to devise and deliver a broad spectrum of training courses.

We offer women the best opportunity to make an impact to influence local, national and world issues affecting the social economic and environmental life of families and communities and to learn new and traditional skills.

The charity aims to support all charitable, social and pastoral works being carried out by members of the Institute. These ministries carried out by the sisters, all of which benefit members of the public, fall into the following main categories: Education; Social and pastoral work; Care Units; Support of Missionary Work Overseas; and Prayer groups - community and individual prayer

PROVIDES OPPORTUNITIES FOR DISABLED PERSONS TO WORSHIP AND TO MEET WITH OTHERS FOR SOCIAL ACTIVITIES AND FELLOWSHIP.

POVERTY RELIEF

Rented accomodation - 12 units

The trust builds/maintains and manages small dwellings for elderly people of limited financial resources in Farnham, Surrey

The promotion of the study of archaeology.

Grants to organisations