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Upkeep of three Almshouse to rent to individuals in housing need in Malmesbury

We run community activities including: Youth & Junior club, education groups, senior citizens group, karate (adults only)

The provision of social, leisure and educational activities for people with learning disabilities and their parents or other carers.To work with people with learning disabilities to help them to have as independent a life as possible in accordance with their wishes.To increase public knowledge of the problems faced by people with learning disabilities and their families.

The application of the trust fund and income thereof for general charitable purposes as specified in the trust deed.

THE ACTIVITIES OF THE CHARITY CAN BE DIVIDED INTO 3 PRINCIPAL ARES; CARING FOR MEMBERS OF THE CONGREATION; THE SOCIAL AND PASTORAL WORK OF THE SISTERS, AND THE SUPPORT OF OVERSEAS MISSIONARY WORK.

Provision and maintainance of church and buildings and vicarage in Holmesfield.

Making gifts to charitable organisations known by the trustees to be engaged in work in accordance with the purposes of the trust and to be in need of such support.

To provide a recreation ground and welfare amenities for the benefit of the inhabitants of the area of benefit without distinction of political, religious or other opinions with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants (in particular but not exclusively, such of the said inhabitants as are members of the mining community).

Letting and management of property and land in the Parish of Pulham Market

Build and then operate a village hall for Isham

The upkeep and maintenance of a village hall which, for the public benefit, is available for hire within the local area for business, social and recreational purposes.

To support the Church of England day schools. The building endowment, reparation or restoration of Churches of the Church of England. All where Low Church Evangelical principles are taught or preached.

The advancement of public education in the art of choral music, and assisting charitable causes by participating in concerts - many for various charities.

Provision of income for churchwardens.

A public museum for housing and exhibition of relics belonging to Dr Samuel Hahnemann, a public library for housing and reading of publications of Dr Samuel Hahanemann. All in aid of advancement of the teaching and practice of homeopathy and research in matters relating to homeopathy

Objective: The principle objective of the Wrekin (Shropshire) Provincial Grand Lodge is purely social and benevolent. That is to assist Members and Dependents in difficulty or need, support external philanthropic charitable causes at national and local levels deemed desirable and encourage fraternity and reciprocal interaction amongst its Members and their families.

assist members at times of hardship need and distress

To provide a meeting room for the Parishioners of Bullington and the surrounding villages.

To provide buildings and facilities for the purposes of physical and mental recreation and moral and intellectual development and entertainment for the benefit of the inhabitants of the parish of Mildenhall.

Donations ranging from £500 - £10,000.

Makes grants to the Romford United Reformed Church.

PROMOTING HINDU RELIGION, RUNNING RADHA KRISHNA TEMPLE, HOLDING CONGREGATION, GIVE RELIGIOUS TALK TO SCHOOL CHILDREN VISITS PRAYERS MEETINGS, FUNERALS, CEREMONIES, EVENTS LIKE BIRTHDAYS, ANNIVERSARIES, WEDDINGS (INDIAN & REGISTRY OFFICE WEDDING), NAMING CEREMONY, BABY SHOWER CEREMONY, CELEBRATION OF ALL FESTIVALS, PRIESTS SERVICES, IN THE TEMPLE & OUTSIDE THE TEMPLE. ASTROLOGY & PALMISTRY SERVICE.

Support West Ham Parish Church, London E15

The Southampton City Centre Relief In Need Charity receives applications from statutory services and voluntary organisations for individuals in need in the City Centre Parish. We supply a leaflet detailing types of grants. We do not give out revenue.

Care and support of stray dogs in the area of East Hampshire and West Sussex.

Convent and Guest accommodation & retreats.Pastoral and social work/support where and when requiredProvision of financial support for the missions of the Congregation overseas.

A grant giving charity to help the disabled in the Hampshire area

The trustees invite or receive requests for funding from organisations providing health and care services for medical and ancillary equipment in accordance with the objectives of the trust as set out in the scheme of commissioners dated 24 April 1995.

General charitable purposes. Mainly a few national charities based in the UK and education for very poor children in Kenya but we do sometimes give elsewhere. We are fully committed and cannot accept any further requests.

The charity makes a number of grants each year, normally to other charities which are known to the trustees. The trust does not generally have funds available to respond to requests for grants from other charities.

We provide facilities and instruction for shooters of all abilities to enable and encourage participation in a sport requiring both physical and mental training. We have indoor 10m. / 25 yd. and outdoor 50m. / 100 yd. ranges and equipment to provide shooting for the disabled and partially sighted. All our activities are carried out under the auspices of the National Smallbore Rifle Association.

Isssues grants to organisations within the parish

The principal aims and objectives of the Trust are:i) the pursuit, understanding and reduction of innocent suffering;ii) the support for education, research and welfare projects.

Provision of a church for Sunday services for adults and children. Involvement in local community. Use of premises for village activities.

The Charity objects are to make donations for such charitable objects as the appointors may in their absolute discretion from time to time determine.

We provide a grant to the PCC of St John with St James, West Ealing, for a community ministry based at St John's Church, which supports those who are around in the community midweek and focused on people aged over 60 years.

A) TO RELIEVE NEED AMNG MUSLIM STUDENDS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM. B) TO PROVIDE HOSTELS FOR THE ACCOMODATION OF NEEDY MUSLIM STUDENDS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM. C) TO PROVIDE FACILITIES FOR RECREATION AND LEISURE TIME OCCUPATION IN THE INTERESTS OF SOCIAL WELFARE FOR NEEDY MUSLIM STUDENTS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM

DISTRIBUTES CHRISTIAN LITERATURE,DVD'S ETC..HOLDS OPEN DAYS AND RETREATS FOR PRAYER MEDITATION AND BIBLE STUDYPROVIDES BEREAVEMENT AND OTHER COUNSELLING ON REQUESTTAKES PART IN SEPARATE AND JOINT CHRISTIAN AND JEWISH EVENTSHAS A MINISTRY OF HOSPITALITY

Any charity the trustees may think fit

Masonic, and other charitable purposes

The Bishop Skirlaugh Charity was given by Walter de Skirlaw, formerly Bishop of Durham, the founder and builder of the church, for the repairs and maintenance thereof.

To assist in the provision of funding for the Northcote Hall, the village hall for the villages of Iddesleigh and Dowland in the county of Devon.

The MVM Charitable Trust operates as a grant-making charity providing financial support to other charities, voluntary bodies and invividuals for general charitable purposes.

Grants are awarded to charities following the annual Trustee meeting each autumn. Support is given to smaller charities(annual income less than £1m) with UK based projects. The main interests of the Trustees are education; heritage; social welfare; relief of sickness and poverty; disabled persons and Christian religion.

Giving grants to other charities

The object of the Kent County Association Of Change Ringers Bell Restoration Fund is to advance the Christian religion by providing financial assistance to churches in the county of Kent or that part of London formerly in the county of Kent for the purpose of maintaining and improving their bell installations by the making of grants from the fund.

1. To advance the appreciation and knowledge to the public in the art of theatre organ music.2. To acquire, preserve and operate those theatre organs which are of historic and educational value for the benefit of the public.

The Parish Hall is maintained by a group of Volunteers, it is hired out to various organisations throughout the week and social events are held throughout the year by local people in the parish. Our main role is to ensure everything runs smoothly and that enough funds are available for maintaining the hall and keeing it in good repair.

Recreational activities eg indoor bowling, bingo, plus visits to zoos, theatres, pantomines, also variable visits to local places of interest (activities are supervised by long serving trustees/volunteers)