Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

The charity gives grants to to a wide variety of charitable organisations.

The Charity continued to use generated income to support designated Charities.

SMALL FINANCIAL DONATIONS TO MAINLY LOCAL CHARITIES

Donations made for Charitable purposes at Trustees discretion

PROVIDE RELIGIOUS, MORAL AND TEMPORAL WELFARE FOR SEAFARERS VISITING MERSEYSIDE AND ALSO TO RETIRED SEAFARERS AND THEIR FAMILIES

For use of sports activities, and recreation. Also to provide a community space for community groups and families.

To provide practical assistance to our disabled members and their families through organised fellowship activities.

Christian care for families worldwide.

Provision of support services to members and retired members and their families of Essex Police

The provision of funds towards projects for community welfare and the improvement of health and education in Merseyside, Wirral and North Wales.

Playgroup sessions are every week day morning, with Parent & Toddler sessions one afternoon per week, providing a valuable service to local children and their families.

Relief of distressed Old Whitgiftians and members of the wider Whitgift School family

The objects of the Charity are wide and the Trustees may pay, or apply, both capital and income for such charitable purposes as they, in their absolute discretion, think fit. The Trust does however give particular consideration to the support of former employees of Oldham International Limited, its subsidiary companies and staff of the Oldham family.

Providing accommodation for all local groups, clubs, families and societies to enjoy all the normal facilities of a community centre for as low a price as possible (lowest in the area). Facilities include;- dancing, dance tuition (incl ballet), meeting rooms, sports and recreation, parties and celebrations, garden clubs & societies, stroke club, slimming classes, toddlers groups.

Support for the advancement of education in the field of decorative and plastic arts but grants are also made to a wide range of other organisations with other charitable purposes.

To help elderly and infirm unitarian ministers and their families; and for the aid of spouses, widow(ers) and families of any such ministers as may be suffering from ill health or be left without adequate means of support.

Fund raising events within the school that include Summer & Christmas fairs, pupil discos and parties and family or adult evening events.

social FunctionsWedding PartiesMulticultural EventsHoliday Activities for schools and family'sEducational SessionsChurch sessions

The charity makes grants to organisations engaged in activities in keeping with the trusts' objectives; prevention of the abuse of alcohol and other substances and to assist persons suffering from such abuse and to help their families and dependents.

To provide low cost housing for low income persons/families

The provision of community space for local groups and organisations. Facilities for family celebrations, wedding receptions etc. Hub for supporting social, educational and wellbeing improvement within the community

This 300 year old charity makes grants to young people of secondary school age and normally up to first degree level for expenses arising from education. Some priority is given to needy young people with the family name Kentish. Otherwise, applicants need to be permanently resident in Hertfordshire or Bedfordshire.

The charity supports other charities carrying out charitable work in London (HIV positive families), Wales (with the elderly), Manchester (offenders, schools) and Norwich (teaching English).

Donations to local Churches, Schools and Hospitals

Grant giving charity to charitable beneficiaries approved by the founding Family