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No activities.Alms collections and raffles at our own meetings.

The education and friendship of women.

Benevolent Fund for widows of deceased members.

Fundraising for other registered charities.

To relieve either generally or individually persons resident in the Parish of Askham who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress.

Provides quarterly grants to needy elderly residents.

Provide facilities in the interests of social welfare for the recreation & leisure time occupation for the inhabitants of WIMBLEBURY and the neighbourhood - without discrimination.

general charitable purposes.the general public/mankind.provides buildings/facilities/open space.

The Fund is operated jointly by representatives of the Parish Council and the Vicar and Churchwardens of St Chad's Church, Farndon. The income is distributed to poor residents of the parishes of Farndon and Churton at the discretion of the trustees. This assistance normally takes the form of modest personal cash grants made at Christmas.

Constable's Close is a playing field and MUGA available for free use by Alvescot residents and people from surrounding villages. Inclosure Award of 1797 Commissioners awarded one acre approximately to and for the Parish Constable of Alvescot. By a Scheme in 1914 the land became vested in the Parish Council for the benefit of the inhabitants of Alvescot. Administered by Alvescot Parish Council.

PROVIDING CARE AND COUNCELLING FOR GENERAL PUBLIC

This charity will give to a fully orphaned child in Llanybydder.

The charity is for the benefit of the poor of Bamford

Relief of poverty and assistance in reduced circumstances for people who live in the parish of Wisborough Green, West Sussex

Charity for the relief of people in need, sourced by tennants paying rent on land gifted in the past.

Charity for Old Uppinghamian Lodge

For the benefit of the Town and Port of Llanelli

Supporting a wide variety of charities in Uk and abroad by making grants of very small amounts of money

From the annual dividends accrued the trustees give a small sum to needy Breaston parishioners at Christmas time.

To augment the stipends of clergy having charge of the parish of Ilminster

FUNDS FOR THE BENEFIT OF NEEDY PERSONS

Provision of grants to meet specific support for children in need

Small grants made locally to individuals who find themselves in temporary financial difficulties.

Financial support to those in need in the village of Flowton, Suffolk

Charitable donations for the benefit of individuals or organisations in the City of Newport or County of Monmouthshire in particular (but not exclusively) those engaged in agriculture

Make small donations/grants to individuals or groups residing in the parish who are in need of help.

To provide the use of two almshouses in the Brierley Hill Area for residents who are not less than 65 years of age and who, except in special circumstances are inhabitants of the Borough of Dudley.

Provide a meeting place and centre for the local community , activities include mother & toddler, fitness, women's groups, parish meetings . environmental group -community activities.

Provision of two summer coach outings & a christmas dinner for the elderly of Cosby. Also easter & christmas gift parcels for the housebound elderly.

for the use of the older members

To provide relief to people in need who live in the Skipton area

Relief of poverty to individuals and families in the locality.

To raise money for the relief of others

Charitable donations within the Parish of Clint

The charity makes grants to needy cases & charitable activities amongst the Jewish community at the discretion of the trustees.

In line with Matthew Dodgsons original wishes circa 1731-41 to provide "to the poor of Thorner, Shadwell and Scarcroft"The Trustees determine the distribution in line with the original bequest, distributing usually to the elderly organisations in the three villages as the most needy, albeit the trust is always open to specific requests.

Donations are to small individuals for good causes and other charities in our locality

To administer and present the Catherine Chisholm Memorial Lecture by the Manchester Medical Society (Manchester Paediatric Club) at three yearly intervals.

Religious

Grants of -£150 per annum to The Huguenot Church of Canterbury Cathedral.Grants of -£175 to The French Hospital in Rochester.Grants to the Westminster French Protestant School Foundation

Provision of Christmas Hampers to deserving residents of the parish

Religious and Social Activities

to distribute monies to the elderly to help towards their heating costs

The object of the charity is to use the income for the year to "The General Benefit of the Poor of The Ecclesiastical Parish of Pattingham" as per the wording of the original scheme dated and sealed on the 31st March 1914.

The principal activity of the charity is to make grants available to various causes.

To provide and maintain a radio broadcast service to the patients in Dewsbury and District Hospital.

To assist with medical fees, holidays and basic facilities for those in reduced circumstances.

Women's Institute, Leigh Village

Member of the National Federation of women's Institutes, which provides education/training support and social contact to Women. Monthly meetings and other community activites

We fund work for the welfare of mothers and children in Greater London. We are currently making grants that exceed our icome. We continue to fund Women + Health (-ú8,000 in 2010 - 2011), a charity assisting disadvantaged women in Camden. We do not fund individuals, and given our low income and existing committments, we discourage applications except from charities we have funded in the past.