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Provides financial assistance to necessitous doctors and their families.

Provision to individuals in need, low cost accomodation in Almshouses located in Seaford

Makes grants to Individuals and groups for educational purposes resident within one mile of the Tarring Reading Room.

Almshouse management and relief of poverty.

The object of the Charity is to give financial or other help when practicable to such necessitous persons resident in the UK who in the opinion of the Board of Trustees may be deserving of assistance and: a. whose names are or have been on the Dentists Register of the UK; orb. are students at UK dental schools; orc. is someone who was entitled to work (through qualification, registration or

The running of almshouses for single women in need who are resident in or have connections with the area of benefit (the town of Berkhamsted and its surrounding area).

The object of the League is to relieve patients of the Worthing Hospitals and to support the work of the said Hospitals by the provision of medical equipment and facilities for the benefit of patients, staff and visitors. The League runs a shop, a trolley shop and cafe at Worthing Hospital as part of its primary charitable activites.

To provide activities & services in the community of Stanhoe & Barwick in the village reading room & playing fields.

War on Want fights poverty in developing countries in partnership and solidarity with people affected by globalisation. We campaign for human rights and against the root causes of global poverty, inequality and injustice.

The company manages its freehold property, known as Hoppers, at Five Oak Green, Tonbridge, Kent. The premises are used by self-catering groups engaged in the relief of poverty from the East End of London and elsewhere

The Village Hall was built in 1937. It is used to hold a number of activities including, weekly keep fit, dance & zumba classes. The hall is also hired out for private functions, school activities & fundraising events run by the committee. The hall hosts a milk machine selling fresh milk & local farm produce. A donation library opened in 2021.

The charity is concerned with education, scholarship and research concerning the life and works of the music composer Henry Purcell and the influence of Purcell on English and European music. It seeks to procure a complete and authoritative issue of the said works and the publication of any musical or other material which advances education in his life and works.

We offer spaces for conferences, functions and charity events as well as providing adult art classes.The Huddersfield School of Theatre Dance and Northlight physiotherapy gym are also based in our premises. We are a Christian charity and as such are involved with and provide support to Hope Huddersfield which co-ordinate churches across Huddersfield and also home to the Ark Church for services.

The Preservation, Promotion, Protection and Enhancement of the Kennet and Avon Canal by such means as the Trustees, after due consideration, may think fit.

Financial support of Christian Science Nurses by benevolence.

We provide housing accomodation for those over 60 years of age and in need in the area of St Albans in Hertfordshire

To provide help for members, former members, and dependants of both members and ex-members of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, who are in need.

Provision and maintenance of Almshouses' flats, and support, to elderly and needy people from the Borough of Tunbridge Wells in Kent.

Management of the Geldeston Village Hall (a.k.a. Geldeston Memorial Hall)

Raises funds for the benefit of patients and staff of the various health care units at St. Margarets Hospital, Epping and in the community.

Our object is to promote safety at sea and to protect the marine environment

Norfolk Deaf Children's Society supports deaf children and their families throughout Norfolk. This is done primarily through regular newsletters, meetings, events, activities and trips, and through its equipment fund.

Village Hall providing a facility for activities as set out under the Classification Sections.

Management of property and investment interests in order to maximise income for the sole benefit of St. Mary's Church, Baldock, Hertfordshire. Funds are used to maintain the church fabric.

To encourage the study and advance the knowledge of the history of English law, mainly by researching and publishing the original source-materials of the law, legal institutions and legal profession.

This is a grant making trust offering financial support to a wide range of UK registered charities working to advance the Christian faith & relieve poverty in its broadest sense, both throughout the UK, in developing countries & overseas. Capital or project funding is favoured over revenue funding.

1. To preserve the fabric of our heritage building stock2. To provide a home for life for our elderly and frail residents.3. To provide support and care principally on a domicillary basis.

Monitoring, supporting, and opposing proposals and orders for the creation, closure, diversion and regrading of public rights of way.Erecting and maintaining direction posts , signs, footbridges and commemorative structures.All objects conducive to the forgoing.

The object of the charity, as set out in its constitution, is the relief of financial hardship among BT employees past and present and their dependants and this is the principle activity.

The provision and maintainance of the village hall for the use and benefit of the residents of the parish of Wing

The provision of horse and pony riding to people with special needs

To maintain Braintree & Bocking Public Gardens as a beautiful and tranquil public space for the enjoyment nature in a safe and welcoming environment for all.

Houblon-Norman and George fellowships are awarded "to promote research into and disseminate knowledge and understanding of the working, interaction and function of financial business institutions in Great Britain and elsewhere and the economic conditions affecting them". The Fellowship will be tenable at the Bank of England and subject to certain conditions.

Provision of a hall available to hire for community activities and sport.

To relieve poverty and distress among freemasons and to support local Registered Charities

The Village Hall provides a community hub where local residents of all ages and others meet to enjoy a range of inclusive activities. The post office runs 3 sessions a week and newspapers are sold from 8-9am Monday to Saturday. The hall is also used for Parish Council Meetings, wedding receptions, parties, funeral wakes and some commercial lettings. It is the emergency centre for the village.

Camberley Mencap provides help and advice to people with a learning disability and their families/carers who have close associations with the district. The society organises social events including outings and a weekly youth club. Financial help is also given towards otherwise unfunded living expenses, holidays etc.

Provision of services to disabled persons: Information service,Independent life project,youth development,leisure services,Advocacy,direct payments,

Our activities work towards improving the art of town and country planning and in reaching our objectives: securing decent homes for everyone in a good human-scale environment combining the best features of town and country; empowering people and communities to influence decisions that affect them; and improving the planning system in accordance with the principles of sustainable development

Beacon Lodge is a grant-making charity. We support other registered charities which promote the care, safety and upbringing of children by:-(1) supporting and assisting those in need, their families and carers(2) promoting their health; and(3) advancing their education.

Making grants to individuals, churches and organisations in the Horbury area.

Provides facilities for meetings and other events for local people in the village of Pudleston and for hire to others in the local area.

The Charity is an Almhouse Charity providing accommodation for the elderly. The Charity operates exclusively within the town of Knutsford.

To relieve either generally or individually,persons resident in the parish of Church Eaton who are in need,suffering hardship or distress.Exceptionally to grant relief to persons otherwise eligible who reside immediately outside the parish.

The Club provides facilities for the local community to pursue the sport of target shooting. We run training courses for members new to the sport and for local young people to come to try the sport. We offer reduced rates/free membership to senior members. We also off the County Association the use of the Range for their competitions.

Grants to sick and elderly priests

To pay the minister of the church of St James 50p to preach a sermon on Good Friday.To pay 16% of the net income of the charity for the upkeep and maintenance of St James Church of Barton under Needwood.To give relief to persons of the parishes of Barton under Needwood and Dunstall who are in need, hardship or distress.To give for the general benefit of the inhabitants of the area of benefit

The Cornwall Historic Churches Trust was formed in 1955 to assist in the restoration and repair of Cornish churches which have architectural or historic merit. The Trust is a registered charity and churches and chapels of all denominations are eligible to apply for assistance.

The village hall provides a meeting point for the various user groups that are involved with the hall ranging from Morris Dancing, Whist Group, Playgroup, Art Group, Keep Fit, Ballet, etc.

We support people with learning disabilities in the Bedford area.Also incorporated within Bedford Mencap is Sparkle Club, a weekly social club for adults with learning disabilities in Bedford.