Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Older people

In line with Matthew Dodgsons original wishes circa 1731-41 to provide "to the poor of Thorner, Shadwell and Scarcroft"The Trustees determine the distribution in line with the original bequest, distributing usually to the elderly organisations in the three villages as the most needy, albeit the trust is always open to specific requests.

MCC provides:Basic education for children who have no access to schools.Professional/vocational education and training for women.Access to health facilities to the impoverishedFood and shelter to the elderly citizensAid campaigns for people affected by natural disasters, and displaced by wars.Financial aid and/or training and consultation.Community work.Free legal assistance.

general chariitble purposes to assist elderly/old people and elderly disabled and make grants to individuals make grants to organisations an provide services

The charity provides assistance and financial relief in the payment of pressing debts, and the purchase of necessary items required for people eligible in the parish, often elderly, or single parents. Assistance can also be given for travelling expenses and the needs of children.

Provide mother tongue Bengali & supplimentary classes for young Bangladeshi children. Organise summer play scheme & cultural activities. Organise training, workshops, seminar, conference for staff, volunteers, youths & parents. Provide health class, day trips, luncheon club, advocacy service for elderly Bangladeshi people.

Makes grants to elderly people who live in the parish of Kingston Bagpuize with Southmoor, and to people in the parish in distressed circumstances or special needs.

Burton Leonard Poor Lands Charity distributes income from land bequeathed to the charity to elderly/old people resident in the village by making grants to individuals for general charitable purposes

The charity invests in CCLA Investment Management Ltd, The proceeds are used to relieve poverty within the parish of Over Wallop, Principally for the single elderly.

The charity continues to manage the assets of the Lady Lathom Endowment and Memorial Fund, the purpose of which is the relief of poverty and sickness relating to the elderly residents of the Parish of Lathom.

We make Donations every Year to Trusted Organizations, who have Inspired us in the Work they do, within the Categories / Fields in which we would like to see both Young and the Elderly benefit.Good Health is a Priority & a Right for anyone.Therefore, Organizations who are able to reach out & make a difference have always Commanded our Support.

Charity exists to help groups or individuals who live in the parish of Harlestone and are in need, Trustees consider applications in confidence and agree to makes small grants of money to pay for items or facilities to relieve that need, if they are satisfied that all relevant statutory benefits available, have been claimed by the beneficiary. Christmas parcels also provided to elderly in parish.

The charity was established with a legacy from Charles William Hunt, the investment income from which is to be used to provide fuel for needy people in the parish. The charity does this by giving grants to the local day centre for the elderly and, on occasion, to individuals.

Advancement of religion, the advancement of education among the young, the amelioration of social problems,the relief of poverty amongst the elderly and former employees of Sound Diffusion

The charity derives it's income from annual rental of a field and distributes this at Christmas each year to mostly elderly residents of Harewood Parish.

Once a year Christmas gift to elderly and poorer villagers and occasional emergencies. Purely local - no website or e-mail. Trustees known to villagers. Chair the Rev Simon Lewis.

Distributing gift vouchers at Christmastime to elderly inhabitants (over 70 yrs.) of the town of Penrhyndeudraeth and the village of Minffordd which are redeemable at three retail shops in the town (butcher, newsagent and one grocery store). The vouchers are valued at approx.?4.50 on to which the retailers add a further 50p. About 100 vouchers are distributed annually.

The fund was set up in memory of Mrs Elizabeth Spoor for the relief of poor widows or elderly people who are regular attendants at Campsbourne Baptist Church.

Each December the trustees meet and distribute the income received from Chew Stoke United Charities to individuals and families, both young and elderly, resident in the parish of Chew Stoke who are in need of assistance. The charity does not fundraise and its annual income is small.

Religious and social activities. We hold our actvities at the Wimbledon Community Centre, Haydons Road, Wimbledon on a monthly basis. Most of our members belong to the ethnic minorities and are in the main senior citizens

To apply the income of the charity in promoting the education of persons under the age of 25 years in the parish who are resident and in need of financial assistance and for older people in the parish who are resident and in need of financial assistance.

Gives small grants at Christmas to elderly single persons, or couples, living on small basic incomes, and to students in further education where help with study expenses is deemed warranted by the Trustees. Recipients are required to be residents of the village of Little Chesterford, Essex.

Money is raised through the letting of land owned by the charity and used to provide grants to the elderly and poor of the parish for purchasing winter fuel.

Weekly meetings and socializing of older persons to enjoy playing various games including whist , Health and well being activities and to occasionally organise coach trips, lunches for its members. etcOpen to all people of pensionable age , race religion and cultures within the reach of the hall in Norbury in South London

To support elderly villagers who are in need. To support villagers or their families who have suffered a tragic accident or bereavement. General charitable purposes.

Evening Meeting elderly disabled people picked up by May Centre Bus, and taken to May Centre, we have tea or coffee, a raffle, 3 games of bingo, then play games, or cards until 0 pm. We take our members on an annual 4 day holiday to local holiday centre, and lots of outings, i.e. fish & Chips, Olde Tyme musical, local Amateur dramtics, Christmas lunch etc.