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Commission works of art for public areas in Cwmbran New town

Payments to retired silversmiths within Sheffield

ORGANISES AND PROVIDES RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES FOR THE BENIFIT OF ALL

The Charity originally had access to one fallen down former Reading Room which has been in a state of disrepair since the 1960's. The Trustees agreed in July 2025 to return access to the owner of the land. The charity has some charity shares.

The charity invites donation requests and distributes funds for any charitable purposes in the Southport area

WE RAISE MONEY FOR OUR PARTNER INDIA CENTRES (WWW.ANANDWAN.IN). WE HAVE BUILT AN IT AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE SCHOOL IN RURAL INDIA. THE SCHOOL TRAINS BLIND, DEAF, DUMB AS WELL AS ABLE BODIED STUDENTS IN IT SKILLS. WE HAVE RECENTLY BUILT A HOSTEL THAT ALLOWS DISABLED AND BLIND PEOPLE FROM ALL OVER INDIA LIVE IN OUR CENTRES WHILE THEY STUDY IN THE SCHOOL.

For the advancement of homeopathy

Supports the activities and maintenance of St Margaret's Church, Newton.

Research and publishing in various areas.

Support for the needy within the parish

Interest from money invested helps finance the activities associated with a parish clerk/verger role and other pertinent costs for St James' Church, Welland

To help needy Jewish people when in financial and ill health difficulties.

Higher Education grants and other general charity donations

The charity's objective is to pay or apply the income or the capital of the trust to such charitable institutions or purposes as the trustees shall from time to time think fit. To achieve this objective the trustees decide annually to make grants out of income to a wide range of charitable institutions.

Administration of a trust fund for the benefit of the poor of the parish of Felmersham, Bedfordshire

Provision of almshouses in Greenwich.

To distribute income periodically and at least twice a year to people who suffer from a disability who would benefit from financial assistance, and who shall have resided in the Keighley area for a reasonable time, and are of the Protestant faith.

To distribute the income of the charity to four named organisations, as set out in the trust deed, all of whom work for public benefit in the UK or overseas.

The Joseph Clarey Charity incorporating the St peter Toynton Relief in need Charity. Toynton relief in need charity has been merged into The Joseph Clarey charity. Toynton relief in need owns and consists of 2 parcels of land, The poor Close Meadow and the Poor Close Arable which it rents on an annual basis. The money raised is distributed to poor and needy individuals, who live in the village.

LECTURES, HISTORICAL EXCURSIONS AND PRODUCTION OF ANNUAL TRANSACTIONS

Relief in need Stocklinch, Somerset

Income paid directly into Avenue St. Andrew's United Reformed Church, Southampton Church Accounts and used to augment the Minister's Stipend, Organist's Stipend and the Organ fund. (The charity does not have its own current account).The Trustees are the currently serving trustees (the Elders) of Avenue St. Andrew's United Reformed Church, Southampton, Charity No. 1130504

General Charitable Purposes.Trustees do not accept any unsolicited applications

For the relief of financial hardship either generally or individually of people living in the parish of Wistanstow by making grants of money or paying for items, services or facilities

Assisting the Elderly in the Parish

Making grants for the relief of poverty

Assist those in need in Woolaston

Supports St. Edwards Church, Goathurst.

Essentially we are a village hall, providing low cost space to village groups,organisations and providing space for private events such as childrens parties, anniversaries etcWe have some 20 regular organisations using the hall from the Players on a weekly basis to recreational groups meeting once a month

Operation of two pastoral centres to help people through retreats, courses and guidance;Administer parishes for the Diocese of Portsmouth;Engaging in missions in England and around the world.

Help for people residing in the villiage of Staverton

Church purposes of the interests of the inhabitants of Tatworth parish

Upkeep of Westcote Barton Parish Church and its work in the parish

Provision of housing for poor elderly people. Both cottages occupied.

Providing financial assistance to the elderly and people with disabilities in the Westbury area

The Institute has continued to fulfil its principal aims through the education and formation of religious sisters, by teaching, pastoral and other work at the two schools in Effingham and by care and pastoral work in the parishes of Sherborne and Effingham and elsewhere.

To help needy people in the parish of Tixover

Provides grants to residents of Colchester Borough who are six or more months pregnant or have a baby/babies up to six months of age. Financial restrictions apply. Grants are given by trustees for equipment to benefit baby or mother or to provide a service or facility to improve health of baby or mother.

The charity operates in West Stockwith, a small village in the north of Nottinghamshire. It provides assistance to people in need who are 65 years of age or over and who live in the parish of West Stockwith.

Promotes service in Reserve Forces by providing prizes for shooting competitions between teams from Reserve Forces and civilian organisations within City of London

Payments to the poor of the Parish of Layham in Suffolk who do or have in the past attended St Andrew's Church in Layham.

Distribution of small charity income to local widows.

to assist those in occasional need resident in the village of Chicheley

Grants for the benefit of the people of Needham

The Lithuanian Catholic Centre focuses on the Lithuanian Catholic students in the British Universities and on research work on the role of the Catholic church in liberation of Lithuania from the Soviet occupation

Maintenance & repair of the Parish Church of St Mary's, Rushall &, subject thereto, for the benefit of poor persons of Rushall

To provide housing for retired single or widowed ladies or retired married couples of the parish of St. Mary's Church, Cowes.

The income of the charity is the rent from two fields of land, which goes back to the sixteen hundreds. Originaly the money was to suppliment the parish relief. In recient times we have contribution to the over sixties bus passes, and more reciently a donation towards the dissabled toilets in the refurbished village hall. Otherwise our main function is to maintain the charity for historic interest

Trustees distribute income to needy residents of Bridgwater at Christmas

GIFTS TO ELDERLY LIVING ALONE IN THE VILLAGE.