Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Older people

The Charity pays eleemosynary pensions to deserving elderly people in Stonham Aspal and divides the remaining income of the Charity equally between the Parish Church and other (civil) parish purposes. The income from a small endowment investment, The Rector's Land Fund, is made available to the incumbent of Stonham Aspal.

Help suitable boys as part of their education and with a view to character building through sea training. Help young people as part of their education to extend their knowledge of other nations. Help poor and deserving young people to get a good start in life. Provide additional comforts for elderly people in distressed financial circumstances.

Provides a small grant at Christmas time to ladies of the village of Freckenham that are over 60 years old and who are widowed or whose husband has retired.

Distributes the income from investments to the elderly and needy living in the village of Monks Kirby, Rugby, Warwickshire. The distribution is made annually in December or at other times for specific cases of need.

General charitable purposesEducation/trainingMedical/health/sicknessDisabilityRelief of povertySport/recreationEnvironment/conservation/heritageGrants to individuals and organisations (children/young people/elderly/old people/people with disabilities/other charities/voluntary bodies

The promotion of health, the relief of poverty & hardship & the advancement of education (incl.social & physical training activities - Recreational Charities Act 1958) and any other charitable purpose for the benefit of employees & former employees of the coal mining industry in the UK employed in or formerly employed in any present or past coal mining area & their relatives and dependants

Coffee morning for local Charities eg(Safe and Sound- Homeless young adults).Stall at Grange Hall Extravaganza -part of takings to Grange Hall Community Association. Craft club filling shoeboxes for Link To Hope(underprivileged families and elderly people in eastern european countries)

Donations towards the Church funds " for childrens activities ie. Sports day & Christmas party " to the over 80's towards winter fuel

Aims to promote the well-being of all older people in the Borough of Stevenage and to help make later life a fulfilling and enjoyable experience. Current activities include: Provision of information and signposting older people to the help available to them both from the statutory services and Age UK (nationally and county wide ie Hertfordshire. Arranging townwide events including a carol service

Provides small grants to elderly, sick, and needy residents who have been resident for at least 5 years in East Horsley, and to local voluntary organisations who support elderly, sick, and needy residents

The aim of the Trust is to apply its income for any purpose of general benefit for the Parish of Benenden with special consideration to the elderly and young people.

Our charity is for the companionship, education & social gathering of women in this community. We are also quite willing to undertake other tasks for the benefit of our community. We monitor the health and wellbeing of our members particularly the elderly ones and provide contact and emotional support.

Distribution of gifts to the elderly and provision of social activities. Educational support particularly for children and young people.Maintenance of St Martins Church, Exning (25% of income)

The objects of the charity are to relieve want amongst the elderly, to grant scholarships and bursaries for children and adults to fit their needs and to support other charitable causes.

Provide facilities for the community including, young children, elderly,disabled, racial and ethnic minorities, other charities and the general public and public bodies.The facilities are available from 0800 to 2300 hrs 7-days per week.The Village Hall acts as an umbrella organisation for other charities in providing the building for their activities.

Work with Famalies and young people in the CommunityOrganised a childrens event during August for 330 childrenRun families events in the local Park for whole community Support older peopleHeld special Lent Studies in members housesOrganised several events for older people and the houseboundRun many Fairtrade events

This society functions to give small grants to mainly christian churches to assist them with practical care for the elderly. This usually applies to extra assistance in winter also for summer excursions in summer. It includes grants for counselling visiting and advice and vehicles. We also give to other charities.

Annual grants to elderly individuals, though the trustees remain vigilant for any other deserving case in the village that may arise during the year for consideration.

General Charitable Purposes: primarily offering support to the elderly and young people of school age; the Trust also offers financial support to several clubs which serve the community.

Currently we manage a "Trust Fund". We believe that it is no longer financially viable for a Day Centre to be run as we have in the past. Following consultation with the Charity Commission and AgeUK as to the future use of the funds, we donated a considerable sum to a local alms-house charity; we have donated fund to purchase an Age UK minibus; and we support computer classes for the elderly.

The Trust was set up in 1981 by a bequest from Mr W. H. Dobson (a former Gillingham Borough Council engineer) for the purpose of providing enjoyment and welfare to elderly people in the Gillingham Borough Area. The trust exercise this duty by giving grants to groups providing welfare for the elderly, as well as making direct grants to individuals.

Financial support to the elderly/needy within the parish of Shilton. Financial support for educational projects for those living in the parish of Shilton.

The Charity owns approximately 12 acres of land which is let, and the income is used to make a payout to the elderly residents of the village at Christmas.

Makes grants to elderly people and to disabled people in the village of Fyfield also provides yearly xmas boxes toSt Nicholas Church Fyfield and Fyfield Chapel.

TO SUPPORT AND ASSIST THE ELDERLY AND THE YOUNG WITHIN THE PARISH OF THORNBY BY MONETORY GRANT TO RELIEVE POVERTY AND CONTRIBUTE TO THE COST OF FURTHER EDUCATION