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Investment income used to support local parsonage.

Relief of poor in Islington, London

To use the income derived from the rent of a field, situated in the Parish of Maugersbury, to relieve either generally or individually persons resident in the area of benefit who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress. The area of benefit is the parishes of Donnington, Maugersbury and Stow-on-the-Wold.

The support of poorer persons in Harrold & Carlton who come across harship due to unforeseen circumstances (i.e. loss of health etc.).

Research in Natural Therapeutics

Grants to Barnados (specifically).

The charity was set up to provide luxuries and treats for people provided with residential care by Kent County Council in the area of the Former Poor Law Union of Dartford. There has not been any activity since the 1970's

Promotion of welfare of children and adults variously diagnosed as autistic, asphasic and / or non-communicating.

INCOME PAID TO 4 CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS IN PERPETUITY.

To promote high standards of planning and architecture; to educate the public in the history, natural history and architecture of the region; to secure the preservation , development and improvement of features of historic or public interest in North Devon

Investment income to fund grants

Church meetings

As Before

We organise and fund an Arts Festival held every May in and around High Wycombe. We include drama, music and exhibitions of art and photography.

The trustees have identified a project on which some of the reserves could be utilised, and are awaiting the result of a planning application.

THE ADVANCEMENT OF LIBERAL JUDAISM FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT.

support to local charities

PROVISION OF SUPPORT FOR MEDICAL EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES IN EXETER, MID, AND EAST DEVON

Assistance to the elderly in the Brentwood District

To apply the income to charities in the U.K. to be used by such charities for their charitable purposes.

General Charitable Purposes. Trust is open to applications. Please submit your application to https://funding.ludlowtrust.com

Children, Care homes, Hospices, British Legion, Royal Star and Garter Home, Diabetes, Cancer, charities, etc., Animals, Ifaw, Samaritans, RNLI, SSAFA, MFPA, St.John Ambulance, St.Dunstans, Camphill Family

The charity promotes primarily the work of the non profit making organisation SOS SaveOurSkills (www.sos-saveourskills.org) which works in the field of art,craft, culture and design and a close linked initiative African and African Caribbean Design Diaspora ( www.aacdd.org)

Repairing or preserving the fabric of the Church of St. Mary Stanwell or in improving or embellishing the exterior or interior thereof or for any proper purposes in connection with the maintenance, decoration or furnishing of the same.

The maintenance of part of the land known as Penbeagle as an open space and with free access to the public.

The charity does not perform any 'activities' except as explained in the sections below.

Relief of sickness of the patients of Swindon Hospitals and similar institutions by visiting patients and broadcasting to them programmes which are considered to be of a suitable nature

Maintaining the Smithson Recreation Ground, Hitchin, North Herts for the benefit of members of the public.

Maintains and controls an area of level ground as a playing field for local cricket and football clubs, the free enjoyment by village residents and visiting members of the public, and for recreational and religious events as considered beneficial to the community, including use by pupils at the village school.

Set up to support specified Christian science charities.

USE OF HALL FOR PUBLIC COMMUNITY

The trustees continue to look for the most appropriate use of the charity's reserves.

churches' insurance payments made

To make hall available for holding classes and meetings for the instruction and amusement of the inhabitants of the parish of St Mary and St Benedict and for the business of Charitable Societies established for the benefit of the inhabitants of the parish.

general charity giving

Small trust: surplus income, after 2 annuities to individuals, to 4 named charities.

Awards made to young archaeologists carrying out fieldwork abroad. Distributed annually.

To operate and maintain the Foulden Recreation Ground for the good of the village

Provision of allotments

The charity's policy is to hold investments to generate income for Jewish schools ,religion and medical research.

village amenity society

To benefit the inhabitants of the Borough of Swindon and promote high standards of planning and architecture.

This is a very small charity with limited funds. It usually only makes grants to other charities already known to the trustees. Unsolicited requests for funds will almost certainly be rejected and result in wasted postage costs.

Raise money for children with special educational needs to support their education, provide specialist equipment, enable children to participate in educational outings and allow children with complex needs to access the curriculum.

General charitable purposes

Provides financial and human resources support to individuals and organisations in the fields of education, training, arts and culture.

The Cambridge Historical Society was started in 1923 as the Faculty's first research seminar, the following year began publishing the Cambridge Historical Journal, one of the country's leading scholarly periodicals, and more recently has been making annual awards of small grants to support research.

Promoting Complementary Medicine and its Research

Investment income for Thorpe next Haddiscoe Church

This charity donates to organisations for the relief of sickness & medical research