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The objects of the charity are met as far as possible by applying the income of the charity for public charitable purposes for the benefit of the inhabitants of the parish of East Langton.

Provision of housingsingle females aged 45 or over on a low income

Provide grants for convalescents breaks for necessitous convalescents and their carers who reside in Leicester, Leicestershire or Rutland.

Grants given to the church, village school & to pupils moving onto secondary education & those in further education. The poor & needy have received grants at Christmas time for fuel costs; money is set aside for help during the year. The 6 properties, rented land & paddock are supervised by agent.

Education grants to under 25s in the Lichfield Diocese and upkeep and maintenance of Holy Angels Church Hoar Cross and Church Cottage.

To provide and maintain housing for poor persons from the ancient Parish of Pilton. To provide relief for residents in need from the ancient Parish of Pilton. To provide any other charitable purpose to benefit the inhabitants of the ancient Parish of Pilton.

The charity pays small pensions to elderly persons who have lived in the area of the former urban district of Hoylake for at least three years. It also makes one-off payments to persons (whether or not elderly) living in that area.

Manage accommodation for single women in need

Birmingham YMCA's mission is to inspire young people to discover their potential so that they can live life in all its fullness. To serve its mission's aim the Association runs supported housing projects, affordable childcare, community and leisure facilities across the city of Birmingham.

Supporting Local & Religious Organisations

To provide accommodation in the almshouses for persons qualifying according to the conditions as laid by the Trust Deed

Making of grants for payment of school fees and equipment those in the north of England

To provide housing for long time residents of Silsden.

Support the Anglican Clergy and Anglican Church in Birmingham

To provide annual income for specified charities, to approve grants to specified organisations and individuals for Works of Art and bursery awards connected with the profession of Architects and and discretionary grants approved by the Trustees.

To assist financially in the support of Smethwick Old Church and Vicarage.

Trustees meet four times annually in January, April, July and October to consider education/training applications and relief-in-need/relief-in-sickness applications for funding from residents/organisations based in the Borough of Tamworth

The trustees continued to invest in their land and buildings to ensure they are maintained in good condition. Support to people in the community whom they consider to be needy as well as supporting local organisations for community or education purposes has continued The trustees operate their work units for the twin benifits of providing local employment and producing income for the trust.

To provide & maintain four 1-bedroom flats for occupancy by residents of Wirksworth Parish who, would otherwise be unable to afford to live in the area.

The object of the Charity is to support and further all or any charitable purposes carried out in connection with that part of the religious and other charitable work of the Church of England in the Diocese of Wakefield which relates to social and moral welfare.

The relief in cases of need, persons resident in the former County Borough of Dudley who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped or infirm. However, the Trustees may grant relief to persons otherwise eligible therefore who are resident in that part of the Metropolitan Borough of Dudley which is outside the area of the said County Borough or exceptionally resident in Sandwell Borough.

The Charity:(1) Provides financial assistance and support to the United Reformed Church in the Merseyside region(2) Provides financial assistance and support to the Baptist Church in the Merseyside region(3) Provides financial assistance and support to any other general charitable objects within the Merseyside region.

Holme On Spalding Moor Relief in Need and Education Charity gives financial assistance for those in need and for educational purposes to residents of Holme On Spalding Moor only.

Help the poor, provide for those in need and to give grants for the benefit of local residents.

Manage property and investments for distribution in accordance with the deed to the defined people in the Parish of Wark and Simonburn

To advance the Christian religion in the UK and worldwide and humanitarian work and relief (homelessness, disability, famine relief, education and training, and advancement of health) primarily in overseas countries .

Shaw Lands Trust is a grant making organisation awarding grants to registered charities in Barnsley and educational grants to students resident in Barnsley

Provision of sheltered housing for elderly people in specified circumstances.

A hall located at the entrance to Rockcliffe Village offering facilities for a range of activities. These includeone off bookings for parties, weddings, village and family events, coffee mornings, table top sales, together with regular bookings for classes such as dancing, baby play events, other fitness and indoor sports for adults, school events, art and dog training classes.

Our activities include fundraising, organising Animal Activity Days, giving Welfare Vouchers to the Public for any conditions their animal may be suffering from, funding the Re-homing project in the Branch area,paying vets bills, and funding neutering and speying. We also fund boarding and fostering of animals in need of a home to recuperate in.

To provide a village hall or other community building and associated open space for the benefit of all the residents of Ellel Parish, Lancashire, and the surrounding area.

The Grayrigg Institute (known as Coronation Hall) serves as a village hall for the use of (but not restricted to) the inhabitants of the parishes of Grayrigg, Lambrigg, Docker, Whinfell and Patton. Monies received are applied in repairing, improving and insuring against fire the premises and the furniture and effects and in paying rates, taxes and all expenses of carrying on the Coronation Hall.

Provision of accomodation for the elderly.

The charity pays grants on a quarterly basis to those seamen who quailfy under the objects of the charity

Provision of facilities for local community clubs, educational activities and recreation, and to provide a space for community activities and events.

PROVIDING A CATERED TEA AND SOCIAL EVENT EVERY TWO WEEKS AND ADDED ACTIVITIES THROUGHOUT THE YEAR

local village hall which provides facilities for groups and individuals to use at very reasonable rates

Provision of a village hall for the use of inhabitants of Ranworth.

To support social, physical and educational groups and amenities for the benefit of the inhabitants of Redruth and district, by making grants and awards, with the purpose of "Making a Difference in Redruth".

The 1924 Deed states that the land should remain unbuilt upon and used for the resort and recreation of the inhabitants of the Borough of Hyde. The Trust maintains the Cenotaph on the top of Werneth Low. The 1924 Deed states that a wreath be laid at the Cenotaph on the 25th June each year to commemorate the signing of the Versailles Treaty which ended World War 1.

To Collect AMC Contributions for repairs & gardening for 4 Alms Bungalows

Professional forum for medical further education

The payment of charity benefits or to provide relief in need to needy Freemen of the City of Coventry and the widows, widowers and other direct dependants of a deceased Freeman, who are resident within the UK.

Trustees use the yearly income of the Fund for the benefit of people convalescing after treatment as in-patients or out-patients of Huddersfield hospitals. Support may be of the following. Special foods, medicines or appliances. Household goods such as washing machines, fridges etc. Floor coverings, cleaning services. Clothing, bedding. Holiday for convalescence.

To promote health and well being of people across all ages who within the community in Knutsford and nearby villages by providing a suitable venue i.e. The Jubilee Hall, for regular meetings and Social and Club activities. To support other Clubs and groups in promoting a safe environment for holding meetings to support well being and social activities.

charitable donations are made to organisations in a variety of area, education, the arts, the environment, and christian outreach. Unsolicited applications are not sought since our funds are very committed.

The Charity is a trust and was founded in 1687 to provide almshouses for the poor and widows and widowers in the parish of Quainton

The trust shall apply income for the purpose of relieving in cases of need persons resident in the county of Wrexham, who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped or infirm. Services or facilities which are calculated to alleviate the suffering or assist the recovery of such persons in such cases but are not readily available to them from other sources.

The care, treatment, education and training of young people

Provision of housing for people aged 50 or over in housing need.This is provided in 7 almshouse properties at Langford, North Somerset.Preference is given to people in financial need from, or with, connections to this area.