Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

The charity manages a Community centre for those resident in Caterham and District to have a place to attend various clubs and classes who have members ranging from 3 to 100. It is also used for educational purposes by a school and by many members of the community for family gatherings and celebrations.

Supporting home school families in Christian education

To provide funds firstly for the repair and maintenance of the Collett family tomb, the St. John's chapel and the bells and ropes at the church of St. Martin of Tours, Chelsfield, and secondly for the repair and maintenance of the said church, chancel and churchyard.

Grants to buy shoes and clothes for children, who are sick or from families who have health problems

Lets two residential properties at below market rent to people currently or previously employed full time by Christian organisations, and their families. Such people and their families are either in need and/or Christian missionaries on furlough.

The charity provides a building that can be hired at reasonable cost to support local activities and family events.

Grants to other charities.

Provide housing for 6 poor or elderly families in Worminghall village, Buckinghamshire.

The relief of poverty amongst Jewish families in the North Manchester area. The relief of sick and necessitous persons from the Jewish community. Donations are given to individuals who are suffering from medical problems and sickness.

The Principal activities of the organisation are to establish in Bangladesh and elsewhere:-homes for the orphans, handicapped, disadvantaged and poor children; to provide educational facilities and vocational training; to provide financial assistance for families in distress and to relieve poor children by providing sponsorship by individuls or institutions.

The Henry Rogers Almshouses provide comfortable, affordable accommodation for the elderley who have strong family links within the immediate locality.

The charity provides financial assistance to the poor and needy residents of the parish of Gnosall, particularly the elderly but also children and young people. This assistance has included donations to nominated families and local charitable organisations including: Community Centre, Over 60's Club, First Responders, Voluntary Car Scheme, and Gnosall Parish Church.

Various events for children and families based around school calendar

The Trustees have discretion to pay or apply the Trust Fund or the income thereof to benefit worldwide disaster funds, the relief of poverty, the advancement of religion in particular in the country of Greece.

Hold fundraising events in order to finance additional educational & recreational resources for school use and to provide family social events.

Providing buildings, equipment & land for sporting activities for persons of all ages, and family friendly events and social activities for the local community.

Assist members of the Dawn Christadelphian fellowship in West Africa by means of visits, preaching activities and the supply of Christian literature including correspondence courses. Make welfare grants to members and their families for cost of living and medical expenses as required.

general charitable purposes, in particular the relief of poverty for destitute families and poor brides, to promote the advancement of the religion and religious education of the orthodox jewish faith, and to further research

A Village Hall used by the local community for a variety of purposes. WI, Playgroup, Gardening Clubs, Dance Clubs, Hall Fundraising Events, Parish Council Meetings, Local Elections,Family Parties etc.

Provides a building as a meeting place and personnel for the furtherance of the Biblical gospel in the immediate locality of Hurst, near Reading.Seeks to work with and support young people, families, and the elderly from Hurst and the surrounding areas of Twyford, Wokingham and Reading, and supports Christian workers across the UK and around the world.

The charity of Joseph Harrison was originally an endowed charity trust set up in 1841 to help patients and their families on discharge from the asylum. This was suspended in 1947 due to low cash assets. With the sale of the Stanley Royal Psychiatric hospital site in 2001, the trustees obtained ú2.3 million. The interest is distributed yearly to qualifying bids. Recipients must have a diagnosed men

We are a small family trust usually meeting in April/October. We only accept postal applications: please do not phone. Do include s.a.e. for response if unsuccessful . We generally give grants to charitable projects within 40 miles of Brailes, S.E.Warwickshire, including church repairs, hospital and hospice projects, village appeals, and "character forming" activities for young people.

Provide Location for:DartsPoolSnookerChoir MeetingsBingoBowels MeetingsAlso provide location on a F.O.C basis for people within the community to host family party'sCharity Quiz:(This year we will be donating -ú1000.00 to the Christian Lewis Foundation)

Provides respite to families and friends by providing day care for adults on Monday and Thursday between 10am and 3pm. Coffee, Tea, Biscuits plus a hot meal are provided for up to 20 people per day. The Day Centre provides this service for 21 local villages. The funds are built up from Donations from the Parish Councils, Fundraising and Individuals.

The charity exists to make donations to other charities.