Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Older people

To relieve the aged, housebound or infirm in the Parish of Eccleshall by the organising of outings, social events or trips and individual assistance throughout the visit with the objective of improving the conditions of life for the said persons.

The charity makes grants to individuals and organisations within Tuxford and West Markham. It's focus is for general charitable purposes, education and training, the relief or poverty and for religious activities. Grants are made to children and young people, the old and elderly, those disabled and to other charitable bodies.

Payments/donations to Youth club, School Fund, Playgroup, Over Sixties, Under 5s toddler group, funds to help a student, winter needs payments to the elderly and rental of various acreage.

TO PROMOTE THE WELFARE OF THE AGED IN ANY MANNER WHICH NOW IS OR HEREAFTER MAY BE DEEMED BY LAW TO BE CHARITABLE WITHIN THE DISTRICT OF KETLEY AND THE SURROUNDING AREA

The rescue and permanent care of elderly sick and abandoned animals and birds made homeless through the illness or death of their owners or such change in circumstances as renders them unable to care for them.

To provide pensions to elderly residents of the Ecclesiastical Parishes of St. Mary and All Saints, Trentham and St. Mathias, Hanford. The relief of financial hardship amongst people living in the Ecclesiastical Parishes of St. Mary and All Saints, Trentham and St. Mathias, Hanford by making either regular or one off grants of money for providing or paying for items, services or facilities.

Age Concern Looe is mainly a social outlet for senior citizens. We meet most Tuesdays between 2pm & 4pm. We have quizzes, bingo, bring & buy, coach trips, entertainment, people to give talks, annual dinner tea & biscuits in a friendly atmosphere. We meet at Looe Social Club, West Looe.

The charity is established for the advancement of Christian religion, teaching, repair of churches, relief of the aged, poor and impotent of any denomination, for the advancement and propagation of education and the provision of facilities for recreation chiefly relating to Northamptonshire. The charity holds various investments and receives income from them. There are no other activities.

Management of the Local Village Hall for use by Residents, Parish Council, Local Police, Lund Pre-School, Young Uniformed Organisations, Womens Institute, Young Farmers, Over 60's Club and Local Football Teams

The objects are to make provision for the needy and elderly, with preference given to former employees of Samuel Eden & Sons Ltd., or those who have resided in the Parish of Woodborough. The Charity makes grants to individuals and organisations.

The Centre provides a weekly change of scenery and good company for elderly, disabled or housebound people in Portishead, with transport provided to and from their homes. Members enjoy activities such as games, readings, speakers, quizzes and a variety of outings. Lunches and refreshments are included.

To favour causes supported by the settlor during his lifetime and other charities selected by the Trustees where they provide medical care, medical research, health education and care of the elderly.

The advancement of the Christian religion either in the United Kingdom or overseas;The advancement for the public benefit of religious or other education;The relief of the aged poor sick or disabled, through Pastoral Care and Counselling

Raise funds for local charitable requirements such as:Local Motability Services not national fundingLocal Samaritans not national fundingBritish Schools CharityYoung Speaking Challenge with schoolsTake elderly out for Lunch, etcYoung peoples' challengesInternational help for Rotary International Projects

We hold coffee mornings every Thursday morning. This is a social and meeting place. A tea party once a year for at least 60 senior citizens, free of charge. Outings, usually about three times a year..We have an annual fund raising event comprising of a tombola and raffle. Age Concern leaflets etc to everyones attention.

Provide advice and information/sign posting for elderly people.Run Social afternoon under name of "Seniors Club" once monthly.Run, in conjuction with WRVS, a twice monthly Luncheon Club.Various Outings.Distribute Harvest ParcelsDistribute Christmas Parcels.Palm Sunday and Christmas Parties.Send Birthday and Christmas cards to all Clients registered.

General Charitable Purposes/ Education and Training/Overseas aid and famine relief/Environment,Conservation, Heritage.Children and young people/Elderly and old people/People with a disbility or special needs/Other charities and voluntary bodiesMakes grants to individuals/makes grants to organisations including schools and charities/provides human resources

To support charitable fundraising activities and events in and around the village of Withernwick, working in partnership with other village groups, charities and organisations to enable the young people and the older people to come together for sociable events at venues provided by the charity in the village .

To provide recreational and health care facilities for the elderly, day clubs, meals, art, whist clubs etc. Facilities for meetings and family parties. Used by village residents and visitors and guests from elsewhere but there is no restriction on this.

Members of the Women's Institute engage in various programs including volunteering at the local home for the disabled and providing assistance to elderly people in their homes. You should contact Ethel Hunt Lodge, our local federation, for further information regarding our activities.

It makes small grants to individuals or organisations in need of financial assistance. This can be children/young people/elderly/disabled or organisations with limited budgets. Anyone given assistance must live within the Borough of Tamworth to qualify.

The Charity operates in the boundaries of the Town of Montgomery and has income from investments and rents from land owned by the charity. The income is distributed to the elderly and those who may be in need of help

The Charity makes bi-annual Dole Distributions (Good Friday and St. Thomas's Day) from its annual land rents and income from investments to residents living in the Parish of Fleet Hargate aged over 60 years of age who have been resident in the Parish for over 10 years. The amount of the Distributions escalates as the recipients increase in age. There are special provisions for widows/widowers with

Awards grants to young people, the elderly, people with disabilities and long term health problems and voluntary groups to aid with continuing education, the advancement of health, wellbeing and social care and the relief of financial hardship for those who reside within the Borough of Barrow in Furness.

The Baster and Butler Charities were amalgamated in 1909 for the purpose of using any income for the benefit of the poor or deserving of the Parish of Inkpen. In 1931 the charity joined with Inkpen Poor's Allotment (est. 1815 after the Enclosure Act) to relieve poverty in Inkpen. An annual 'gift' (usually monetary) is distributed to mainly elderly residents of the local parish.