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To assist present or past members of The Magic Circle in need, their spouses, civil or domestic partners, children and/or dependents, including, for the avoidance of any doubt, those of a deceased member.

Village Hall

General Hire for events and functions.

The Trust's priority is to support charitities in Yorkshire, although consideration is given outside the area if the Charity concerned is of particular interest to one of the Trustees. The main categories of giving are social welfare, medical, arts and local conservation. On-going support is given if thought appropriate and Trustees look for well-managed organisations. No grants to individuals.

Providing accomodation for elderly and disabled people.

Grants for educational purposes

Providing affordable rented accommodation. Allocation - priority given to Hinderwell Parish residents.

Make grants to other charities and charitable bodies

Provide subsidised accommodation for elderly widows/widowers previously residing in the Great Asby area and maintain the structure of the Almshouses, the property of the Trust.

To provide for the relief of persons who were previously Sisters of the Holy Rood who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress and thereafter apply income to furthering the religious or other charitable work of the Church of England in the Diocese of York.

To perpetuate the memory of Edward Hain and to assist in the provision of health and well-being services for the residents of St Ives.

Rent-out and maintain four bungalows including the gardens for couples aged 60 years old and over.

Providing the community with several Almshouses for use by the elderly people living in the old borough of Pudsey.

The Charity awards grants to registered charities in the Merseyside area for the relief of poverty and sickness.

to provide a venue and facilities for village benefit

To provide almshouse accomodation for poor widows and of good character.

The United Society for Christian Literature (USCL) is an incorporated charity limited by guarantee. The Society is interdenominational in organisation and spirit and exists to provide Christian teaching to Christians and others around the world.

The work of the Sisters of Bethany has always been prayer for the Unity of the Church, hospitality and retreat work. Whether residential or daily the retreat creates space both individually or in groups to stand back from their daily lives and be with God in a quiet and prayerful atmosphere.We have a Novena each year for more Vocations to the Religous Life and intercede every Thursday for Unity.

THE RELIEF OF PERSONS RESIDENT IN THE PARISH OF COLNBROOK WHO ARE IN NEED, HARDSHIP OR DISTRESS. MAKING GRANTS OF MONEY TO OTHER PERSONS OR BODIES WHO PROVIDE GOODS, SERVICES OR FACILITIES TO THOSE IN NEED.

The Charity is an Almshouse which provides 101 properties for occupation by older people in Bishop Auckland, Darlington, Durham and Jarrow.

St Clement is a very small village, we use the parish hall to keep the local community together. Other than the Church, we do not have anywhere to meet (no shop or public house). We hold fund raising events to cover the costs of electricity-water and general maintenance of the building. The hall is available for hiring by any group or individual.

For assistance of applicants when in reduced circumstances through misfortune and to provide financial assistance to applicants for the purpose of Educational or Vocational Training of applicants.For the assistance of applicants which are charitable organisations.

The primary object of the Hewer-White Trust is to provide financial or other assistance and relief to persons experiencing financial difficulties, or that require emotional or physical support with the provision of living accommodation, furnished or unfurnished.

The relief of sick, distressed or needy children in any part of the world,The promotion of the art and practice of nursing,The support of nurses caring for children suffering from cancer,The furtherance of primary research into causes of paediatric cancer,and also the support of such other charitable purposes as the Trustees shall from time to time decide.

Hold meetings with educational speakers. Visit places of interest, museums, historical houses & castles. On line Courses via national WI

All Saints Almshouses was established as a Charitable Trust to provide safe and affordable accommodation for single women living alone and in need, in accordance with the intentions set out in the Last Will and Testament of the Late Cecilia Elizabeth Talbot-Palmer (1928).

The purpose of the Charity is to make grants to such charitable causes as the Trustee sees fit. Grants are made only to other charities and it has been the practice to consider applications periodically throughout the year. Since 31 January 2013 the Trustee no longer considers unsolicited applications from third parties.

The charity was established by a trust deed on January 1964 with the objective of raising funds for rendering relief and assistance to poor and distressed Freemasons and their dependents, and for any charitable (including educational) object which would in law be a good charitable gift.

Provision and upkeep of a Community Hall together with other village activities.

The Community's principal objectives are the furtherance of Roman Catholic and Christian Primary, Secondary & Adult education in the UK and elsewhere. The alleviation of poverty and human suffering and such other activities as Sister Superior shall direct.

Pre-School activities daily, meeting room, private dances, weddings, village events, sporting classes, computer courses, adult learning, children's birthday parties, private events, community group events, friendship circle meetings, church meetings

The Charity was established by the Will of William Carr dated 25 August 1905 for the provision of a block of four houses as alsmshouses administered by the Trustees.

The MSC actively minister on 6 contininents in 17 countries. We carry out the mission of Mother Cabrini who continues to inspire us for evangelisation, education, healthcare, work with the poor and underpriviledged, with people of all colours, nationalities and language, in developed and developing nations. With our dedicated laity we respond to local needs of children, youth, adults and elderly.

The Charity is an Almshouse providing 12 properties for occupation by people in certain Parishes in Wiltshire.

To provide pensions and lump sum retirement grants for all commissioned officers of The Salvation Army according to the Salvation Army Act (1963)

The trust fund is held as capital and income for such charitable institutions and charitable purposes as the Trustees at their total discretion think fit. The Trust distributes to registered (or exempt) charities and no donations are made directly to individuals. A variety of charitable causes is included in the Trust's work, and donations are made out of both income and capital.

The aims of the society are to offer support to all families with deaf children, irrespective of level of deafness or method of communication. Provide social activities where deaf children and their families can meet with each other. To ensure that families of deaf children have access to information about education technology and services. To campaign for the rights of deaf children.

Welfare of serving and ex-serving air force people and their dependants

Welfare of serving and ex-serving Air Force people and their dependants

The charity supports local voluntary organisations and activities. In 2008 -£1000 was given to the Llangaffo village hall committee to support their efforts in raising money to repair the village hall roof. A donation of -£1,000 was made to "Cyfeillion Cae Chwarae Dwyran"in order to establish a play area in the village.

The charity's work is carried out principally through the Convent in Mill Hill which includes a Registered Care Home and supports the work of the Congregation's members in the community. The work is also performed in various ministries throughout the Country where work includes care, counselling, spiritual direction, visitations and therapy.

1) Financial support for needy patients in the Sudbury Suffolk area. 2) Occasional financial help for students of chiropractic at university with fees as loans or grants after their second year. 3) As described in the original Trust Deed, executed in 1963 and subject to subsequent amendments as agreed by Trustees and approved by the Charity Commission.

The Sarah D'Avigdor-Goldsmid Trust gives to a wide range of charitable organisations.

Management of the Reading Room, comprising land and buildings, used for charitable purposes for the benefit of the inhabitants of the village of Warham.

The objective of the trust is to distribute its income to charitable bodies which will make good use of what they receive. The trustees particularly aim to support charities in the Hereford and Worcester areas.

Providing pensions for persons in necessitous or straitened circumstances who have been or are employed on the Dunecht or Cowdray Estates and making donations to registered charities.

Provides affordable housing for local pensioners

Advice, welfare and support for people with learning disabilities, their parents and carers. Leisure facilities including social club, football club, trips and holidays.

The provision of almshouse accommodation in Bognor Regis currently from 12 Princess Avenue Bognor Regis West Sussex PO21 2QT