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Advancement of religion in connection with the Roman Catholic Church, provision for the education of persons under the age of 30, provision of food clothing and accommodation for needy persons over the age of 55

Provide Alms House Accomodation in 4 Properties in the town of Knighton

PROVISION OF AFFORDABLE ACCOMMODATION TO PERSONS OF GOOD SOCIAL POSITION WHO ARE NOW OF LIMITED MEANS.

CONCERT SOCIETY PROMOTING MUSIC CONCERTS FOR BOTH ADULTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE AND THE SPREAD OF MUSICAL KNOWLEDGE GENERALLY.

PROVISSION OF ASSISTANCE FOR ARMED FORCES AND VETERANS PERSONELL (WESTERN AREA)

In accordance with the original objectives of the 1911 trust deed, the King Edward Hall (the village hall) provides facilities for a large number of local organisations and societies for meetings, talks, social events and exhibitions, and for private hirers for social occasions. The management committee also organises fund-raising events eg the annual village run & village day & cinema shows. The

We aim to advance the Christian religion in the sphere of marriage and family life, to promote conditions in society favourable to stable family life and the protection of children, and to help those whose family life has met with adversity.

The promotion of appreciation and knowledge of ceramic and other forms of Asian art by means of regular lectures, exhibitions of members' pieces, discussion and handling sessions, as well as the publication of an annual journal and exhibition catalogues on the subject of Asian art.

Make grants to charity organisations and individuals, working with the elderly and those from a religious background.

Promotion and support for the arts and libraries in the borough of Richmond upon Thames

Staxton Village is the non profit making village hall in Staxton & Wilerby, where community activities for all age groups can take part. the hall is for anyone to hire for community activities. We have regular old time dancing for the retired, and we provide a monthly two course lunch, and a monthly film show. The hall is maintained to a very high level and is admired by all visitors.

TO PROVIDE FOR PEOPLE IN NEED WITHIN TROWBRIDGE

The Charitable Trust is created for general charitable purposes for children / young people, elderly / old People, people with disabilities, other charities and voluntary bodies directly and by making grants to organisations.The Charity runs an annual firework display on 5 November and a Christmas float collection and other fundraising activities.

The Association is a charitable, non-profit organisation established to promote learning and advance education in the field of radiation research and to extend knowledge of radiation research in the fields of biology, chemistry, physics, medicine and other related disciplines.

To maintain Godfrey House, Petersfield as six self-contained flats for elderly, needy people, primarily for members of the United Reformed Church in Petersfield or any church in the local area.

Provision of housing (almshouses)

Trust re esablished in 1614 to help maintain the structure of St Mary's Church Ambrosden

Grants for charitable purposes within the Diocese of Norwich with focus on the support and training of the clergy, support for certain activities of the Norwich Diocesan Board of Finance and other Norfolk charities.

The object of The Harry and Katie Pollard Trust is to apply the income for relief of clergy widows and the unmarried daughters of deceased clergy, aged over 50 years.

Out of the residue of net yearly income to pay in respect of the clergy an amount agreed by the trustees. To pay either to the Parochial Church Council or directly any charges lawfully incurred in the maintenance and repair and insurance of the fabric of the parish church of All Saints, North Street. If in any year the whole of the said residue is not applied it shall be accumulated to form a fund

Supporting children, young people and families with Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus in the Southern Area. Hold fund raising events through the year to give financial help to the members of the association for special items, such as a new wheelchair, after approval from the committee elected on an annual basis. The charity owns a holiday lodge adapted for wheelchair users.

The main aims of the Charity are the training of candidates for the priesthood and the support of missions overseas. Training and tuition in English are provided to prepare for missionary activities and spiritual and theological training is also carried out.

Worship of God in the Congregationalist tradition - Services, prayer meetings, bible study groups.The play groups and foodbank have not restarted since the covid lockdown.

Provision of burial and cremation facilities to both members of synagogues, funeral subscribers and non-members.

The Norfolk Constabulary Benevolent Fund was established to assist in needy cases of members, former members, their widows, orphans or dependants. It does this by paying grants and interest free loans where necessary and by the provision of holiday homes for rest and recuperation and for respite or convalescence.

To promote, maintain, improve and advance education, particularly by the production of educational plays and the encouragement of the Arts, including the arts of drama, mime, dance, singing and music.To formulate, prepare and establish schemes therefore provided that all objects of the Company shall be of a charitable nature.

General charitable purposes and small events in the village

The Trust supports a broad range of charitable causes in and around Berkshire including education, sport, the arts, community, churches and faith groups, social welfare and medical support, agriculture and conservation, and the ArmedForces.

We are mainly involved in hindu religious activities and do not have any political affinity.We have regular classes for young children for development of Hindi language.We run an over 50 club for elders to encourage them to understand social and health issues. We celebrate various Hindu festivals like Diwali, Janmasthmi, Holi etc where large number of devotees take part.

Parish hall used by bowls, badminton, boogie bounce, keep fit and bridge clubs on regular basis. Also used for weddings, concerts, parties and presentations.

We provide sheltered housing for the elderly with priority given to local residents or those who have relatives living locally

Religious. Including outreach work , Taking school assemblies and RE lessons, services and meals for local residents etc

The repair and maintenance and keeping in proper condition the bell ropes in the belfry of the Parish Church of St. Martins Birmingham and the provision of new bell ropes as and when required.If sufficient funds remain then the residue of income maybe used in defraying certain expenses incurred by the Parochial Church Council of St Martins.

Provision of accommodation for elderly and poor residents of Poynton

The object of the charity is to apply the income generatedf from the letting of property towardsthe maintenance and repair of the fabric of the Church at Castlmorton

If requested, the choir sings at Charitable Events or other Functions anywhere within Carmarthenshire,Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion.

Community Hall for general use and hire in particular for senior citizens

Independent living for the elderly

The trustees receive applications for donations from a wide variety of charitable institutions including those engaged in medical and ancillary services (including medical research), education, helping the disabled and old aged, relieving poverty, providing sheltered accommodation, developing the arts etc. In the year the trustees made donations of ?233,379 to a wide variety of charities.

Provide relief and financial support to retired secular clergy

Club for adults with learning difficulties

The Apprenticing and Education Branch has been amalgamated with Arnolds Educational Foundation. The Poors Branch - Income shall be applied for the benefit of deserving and necessitious persons resident in the parishes of Nether Heyford, Stony Stratford and St Giles Northampton by way of grants to the individual or to organisations for various specified purposes.

Solihull Choral Society promotes a regular series of choral concerts in the area. We have a broadly based membership with the ages of singers ranging from 16 to 70+. Young singers enjoy free membership and are paid a bursary.We promote concerts involving the best professional soloists and orchestras and have a wide repertoire with works from the baroque to the 21st centuary.

THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF DONATIONS THE CHARITY SUPPORTS OTHER CHARITIES WORKING IN NORTH WALES IN THE FIELD OF HUMAN AND ANIMAL WELFARE AND CONSERVATION AND PROTECTION. ALSO SIMILARLY CHARITIES CARRYING OUT SIMILAR WORK IN THESE FIELDS BOTH NATIONALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY.

The main activity of the Ambrose Allen Charity is the provision of a building for the use of elderly residents. Examples of groups that use the Ambrose Allen Centre are Loddon Valley Day Care which provides respite care and the Lunch Club which provides a hot two course meal once a week for the elderly.

The Trustees consider a variety of charitable causes that are in the interest of public benefit. The focus is on education and welfare

The advancement of religion for the salvation of all who believe in Jesus Christ, the Son of God, and for the benefit of society in general, both locally and in the wider world.

Rehearsing and giving choral concerts.

We provide accommodation in bed-sitting rooms or suites, all with en-suite toilet/shower for 11 elderly people, who provide their own breakfasts and evening snacks. We provide a midday dinner and a meal at 6.30. The house has a large garden, and a pleasant lounge and dining room. There are some social activities.

Raising money by various means and dispensing to worthy causes coming under the broad banner of 'charity'