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Provides facilities for pre-school group and other local village organisations.

Primarily: We fund the upkeep of three almshouses in Bovey Tracey. We have limited income from rental of a TV mast situated in a small field the Trust owns. The trust also distributes approx 20% of this income to local charitable organisations.

We hold religious services and provide religious education. We run groups for the community surrounding the church. These include Sunday school, youth groups, a women's group and a free coffee morning.

Contemporary Applied Arts (CAA)is committed to promoting the best of British craftmanship.The aim is to educate through series of educational talks and preserve,promote and improve fine craftmanship in Great Britain.In fullfilling these objectives CAA shows the work of the UK's leading talent selected through a rigorous application.

The Church's activities are directed to the fulfulment of its object: ".....to spread the truth of the healing Christ as revealed to this age by Mary Baker Eddy." To achieve this object the Church continues its main activities, namely the holding of public services, provision of a Sunday School, maintenance of a Reading Room and sponsorship of public lectures.

Provision and maintenance of almshouses for poor persons of the Protestant faith who are pensioners.

The provision of almshouse accommodation for women, over the age of 50 years and who are of limited financial means

The Trust's purpose is the furtherance of charitable religious activities and organisations on an undenominational basis.In the year ending 2017-18 grants were made totalling £265,000, representing 14 grants made.

Established in 1947, the ICA is the UK's original, multi-disciplinary arts centre, existing today to create a space for new, experimental and independent arts practice and ideas. Housing two galleries, two cinemas, a theatre, learning room, studio, bookshop and bar, the ICA presents an international programme of work across artforms to a wide and diverse range of audiences.

Operating Earlswood Village Hall to provide educational and recreational facilities for the people of Earlswood and the local area.

The Society is established to provide a symphony orchestra of amateur musicians to promote the advancement and improvement of the general public taste in instrumental music and to engage in the promotion and presentation of musical concerts of educational value and to encourage the study and practice of music by means of grants and prizes.

TO PROVIDE MONETARY GRANTS TO PEOPLE LIVING WITHIN THE ANCIENT PARISH OF HORLEY WHO ARE FACING POVERTY AS A RESULT OF THEIR SOCIAL OR ECONOMIC CIRCUMSTANCES AND TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO SUPPORT CHARITIES AND COMMUNITY ORGANISATIONS HAVING SIMILAR OBJECTS TO THOSE OF THE HENRY SMITH HORLEY CHARITY AND WORKING WITHIN THE ANCIENT PARISH FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC.Revised 27 August 2024

Maintain the Village Hall for the communal benefit of the residents of Binfield Village and its surrounds.

Whilst the Settlement's constitution provides for a wide range of charitable giving, for administrative ease its income is transferred in total to The Ratcliff Foundation and distributed as part of The Foundation's own income.

Look after and maintain six almshouses.

The main object of the charity is the relieving, in cases of need, persons resident in Dover and the immediate neighbourhood thereof, who are sick, convalescent, disabled or infirm by providing or paying for items, 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 trust owns six almshouses at St Silas Road, Blackburn, where it provides accommodation for the elderly residents. The trust has more recently acquired one additional property which is a flat at Fairhope Court Blackburn which was transferred to it from another Charity pursuant to an order of the Charity Commission and a resident has now been appointed to occupy this flat.

The promotion of religious and cultural understanding between Christian and Jewish Communities.Working towards the elimination of religious and racial prejudice, hatred and discrimination with particular reference to antisemitism.The promotion of religious and racial harmony on the basis of the ethical and social teachings common to Judaism and Christianity.

The main activity of the charity is to run the Almshouses at Gurney Court, Benford Court and The Old Court, Odiham. In addition to running these Almshouses, the Trustees seek to fulfil the wishes of their benefactors by relieving need in the Parish and by making donations to three local schools in the form of library grants.

Provision of Christian (Baptist) religious services, facilities and funding of the Minister of Fivehead Baptist Church.Non profit community coffee shop

Providing accomodation for elderly citizens.

A community of progressive Jews operating a synagogue in Leicester with all the normal associated activities. Member of Liberal Judaism

Local amateur Symphony Orchestra giving 5-6 public concerts per year.

WE PROVIDE GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS IN FINANCIAL HARDSHIP AND ALSO TO LOCAL VOLUNTARY ORGANISATIONS WHICH PROVIDE SOCIAL ACTIVITIES FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE IN THE CIVIL PARISH OF SHERE, SURREY.

The primary object of the Moreton Charity is to give relief to persons of the parish of Moreton-In-Marsh, of any age, in financial need or to help the sick, infirm or aged. Grants can take the form of direct financial assistance or the provision of specialised equipment or installations for which no form of state aid is available. All applications are treated in strict confidence.

Support of registered charities with special emphasis on those located in Northamptonshire.

Charitable purposes connected with railways, specially charitable purposes connected with the Festiniog Railway Company.

Concern for those in need in the parish

Providing accommodation for several local community organisations (including a pre-school) and for church activities.

To promote and assist the work and purposes of the Church of England in the Diocese of Salisbury. This is achieved principally through the provision and support of ministry across the 459 parishes of the Diocese. The Board also provides advice, training and resources to clergy, laity and parishes all to support the life of the Church and the advancement of Christ's Kingdom.

The principal activity of the charity is to own, operate and maintain an enclave of high grade individual properties in the City of Derby specifically for the benefit of disabled former members of HM Forces, the Emergency Services and others who from time to time the Trustees shall deem worthy of inclusion

Almshouse Charity. The provision of accommodation for poor or aged persons of good character and whenever possible are members of the Church of England or the Church of Wales. Residents contribute a weekly maintenance contribution towards the cost of maintaining the properties and essential services, but the weekly amount shall not be such as to cause hardship.

PROMOTION OF SPIRITUALISM by holding meetings specifically for non spiritualistsGRANTS FOR THHE RELIEF OF POVERTY among Spiritualists in need or with unusaul expenditure

Providing almshouse accommodation for the elderly. Acting as landlord for residential property and land.

Provides a meeting place for the use of the community in the area, both for social & recreational activities as well as educational uses.

Providing financial assistance for individuals, aged 50 and over, born or living in Warrington. Funding of some Warrington Community Groups who cater for people aged 50 and over.

To promote the care, treatment and education of mentally handicapped children and adults and secure provision of their needs.

Provide very sheltered accommodation, with meals, for elderly people in one house in Streatham.

To assist with the welfare of the Army Reserve Soldiers and Army Cadets in Chelmsford

Facilities for Elderly of Barrow-upon-Soar to meet, eat and enjoy fellowship - coffee mornings, afternoon teas, whist drives, meals etc., - as well as organised outings.

The income from the assets of the Charity is held on trust to apply the same for the benefit of needy persons in the City of Worcester. Needy persons are defined for the purposes of the Charity as persons who by reason of poverty, sickness or infirmity whether young or old are in need of financial assistance, care or attention.

Supporting other charities through the publishings of Oswald Chambers

Provision of Grants for Further Education and Training for Students up to the age of 25 who are residents of Navenby, Lincolnshire.Provision of Grants for Relief in Need to residents and organisations domiciled in Navenby, Lincolnshire.Provision of Grants for general Parish Purposes arising within the Parish of Navenby Lincolnshire

Pontymoile Undenominational Christian Mission is a church providing a place for Christian worship.

To promote the Gospel of Jesus Christ by means of the provision of practical love and care amongst the young children and older generation in our immediate area combining this action with a clear proclamation of what the Bible teaches.

The Trust manages Almshouse properties at 189 and 191 Victoria Road, Dartmouth, Devon.

Managing Trustees make grants, at their discretion, to selected TA Units based within the County of Stafford (including those Units in the geographical area of the former County of Stafford) and the Staffordshire Army Cadets Force for such charitable purposes as are calculated to further their miliotary efficiency by improving the facilities and amenities of training and service.