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Religious activities and community use.

Care of Great Milton Churchyard

Relief for the poor in Litlington

Relief of the poor of the village of Litlington

Support of village halls in Charlcutt and the surrounding district. Also charitable purposes for the general benefit of Charlcutt and the surrounding district.

to relieve persons in need in the village

One of the smaller charities of our ancient parish of South Stoke Cum Woodcote. There is only sufficient cash to warrant making grants approx. every 3 or 4 years. We hope to make awards to some 25 parishoners this year, who are deemed the poorer and needier of our community (the cash of the 4 charities are lumped together).

One of the smaller charities of our ancient parish of South Stoke Cum Woodcote. There is only sufficient cash to warrant making grants approx every 3 or 4 years. We hope to make awards to some 25 parishioners this year, who are deemed the poorer and needier of our community. The income will be amalgamated with the other smaller charities.

A very small charity for the benefit of Woodcote only, for the poorer and needier members of our community. Income is only sufficient to make awards every 3 or 4 years, when it is amalgamated with income from the other small charities of our ancient parish of South Stoke Cum Woodcote. We hope to make awards this year.

This smaller charity is for the benefit of those living in South Stoke, who are considered 'the poorer and needier'. There is insufficient cash to warrant making awards every year, we hope to make awards this year, when the income will be added to that of the other charities in our ancient parish of South Stoke Cum Woodcote.

Pay to the aged and sick in the Parish of Maker with Rame Cornwall

Distributing monies to the poor and needy of Horsell Parish

Distribution of annual income to pensioners.

Pay over the clear yearly income of the charity for application towards furthering the religious and other charitable work of the Church of England in the ecclesiastical parishes in Luton specified in the governing document.

The charity makes small grants to individuals resident in Drayton to assist in cases of need. For example grants have been made to enable adaptations required by a disabled person, and to enable purchase of equipment needed by an unwaged student with dependents in order to pursue their studies. Applications are considered by the trustees at quarterly meetings.

To provide Christmas Dinner to 200 local Senior Citizen

The Trust's income shall be applied in perpetuity for charitable purposes only to such one or more Jewish or other UK registered charities as the trustees shall from time to time think fit.

Poor Allotments rented to Parishioners

General charitable purposesEducation/training