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We have provided a grant this year towards the cost of repairs to the village hall so this could again be used by all the community.We have provided a wooden bench for the garden of rest in the village for the use of the public.

Benefit parishioners in need

provision of grants/monies from the income of the Charities assets to disadvantaged groups and residents of the Civil parish of Hound, upon request

The recreation grounds are for sports and general recreational space

Makes grants to individuals

provides small payout for Parishioners at Christmas

Providing small grants from interest on capital funds to elderly & needy of the parish of Ilton; Whetstone's Almshouses are on a 99 year lease for a peppercorn rent to a housing association.

Helping Elderly / Old People

General Charitable purposes

This charity provides widows and widowers aged 60 and over, and residents of Peters Marland, a small sum of money in December each year.

This charity holds funds to be used if parishioners requested allotments, in which case it would be used to purchase land. 6 or more parishioners can ask for allotments at a parish meeting or for public projects that benefit the Parish

Provide limited financial support to the poor and needy within the Parish of Froxfield with Privett in Hampshire

Providing funds for members of the village who have fallen on hard financial times.

Fund inactive

Distributes the grant received from Henry Smith's Charity at the discretion of trustees withinguidence of main charity

Provision of grants to religious bodies within the parishes of Cropredy and Gt Bourton.

community hall

management of properties

Relief of poverty in the parish of Cadeleigh.

Ownership of a property

Raising money for charitable purposes in the local area or for Provincial and National Fundraising

At the moment there are no claimants for the Fuel Relief therefore monies have been used to employ a gardener to maintain the churchyard. We are currently considering ways to use the monies to benefit the parish within the terms of our constitution.

Charitable purposes within the United Kingdom

Asthall Lands holds two small plots of land in the parish of Asthall & Swinbrook with Widford (ASW) in Oxfordshire. The net rental income from the land is granted to the ASW Parochial Church Council.

Support for the elderly or the young within the parish

Grants to benefit sailors, fishermen, sea-faring men and inhabitants in the area of Penzance Harbour/Mounts Bay

Income from Investments and land rental

Payment to six widows of the parish who do not own their own homes and may be in need of financial help

General charitable purposes

To maximise total return from investments with medium risk and lowest costs, and distribute income to needy ex employees of Marathon Knitwear, needy people of Nottinghamshire and registered charities.

Making funds available for Christian Charities, such as Green Pastures in London which supplies homes for homeless people and Wordwise Christian bookshop which supplies books and comfort to the local community in the South Hams area

The relief of persons on the Borough of Eastbourne in need of financial assistance by reason of poverty unemployment illness or similar

Grants to other charitable organisations, preference being given to local groups

Helping past members of Parmiter's School in time of need.

Maintenance of The Buttlands

The Charity's main activity is to receive and subsequently distribute legacies on behalf of other Charities

Provision of grants to families on low income for household items

Child issues Cwmdauddwr

according to will

To support financially the maintenance and continuing restoration of the bells and tower of Saint Leonard's Church Scarcliffe, Derbyshire.

Two thirds of income to educational activities within the parish of Shottle. One third to the dissenting church in Wirksworth (now the united reformed church).

Nil

Provision of grants to members of the Clergy in need

The charity is for the support of people 'in need' in Loxley. As Loxley has become an affluent village, no disbursements have been made for several years. No-one is deemed to be 'in need'.

Charity for the Sick Poor

?The relief of those in need, by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, bereavement, financial hardship or other disadvantage?1. Continue to give out the Christmas bulbs2. Offer relief of cases of poverty suggested by the Minister, with the approval of the trustees.3. Meet other needs that arise during the year that are in line with the new objectives e.g. donation to the Food Bank.

Snooker, Pool, Card, Dominoe Facilities plus Meeting Room for Retired People in Crewe Area

Relief of the poor of the parish

Benefits only Diskin Great Israel Orphanage, Jerusalem.

provision of grants to deserving causes and individuals