Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Older people

To Support the elderly and famillies on a low income through grants, to improve the facilities of the village as a whole, to promote the cohesion of the village as a community

Table top sales, coffee mornings, raffles. Donations given by patients in appreciation of help given to elderly relatives by the medical staff. Donations given in memoriam of lost loved ones. Occasional sponsored walk by staff.

We are a non profit making group of people mostly over 60 years. Our members run different activities for the enjoyment of all. . We hold a monthly Forum in Ealing Town Hall West London at which invited speakers talk. . We organise 2 holidays a year. Have weekly walks an annual quiz and Christmas Entertainment. We also have small group visits to interesting places in and around London.

The Anne Fisher Charity gives modest grants (average -£30) to students who are studying at university to purchase books relevant to their course/degree. It also makes small donations to the needy and elderly who are over 75 years of age. All applicants must be residents of Thurlby or Northorpe, Lincolnshire.

Makes grants to needy people, particularly young and elderly, living in Ashdon, including those suffering illness or disability. Also grants to local school.

Current classifications education /training 102201 Children/young people202 Elderly/ Old people204 People of particular ethnic or racilal origins207 General public/ Mankind307 Provides advocacy/advice/ information.

Charity mkes grants to individuals in specal need who live in Weston Colville. these have recently included children with disabilities, the sick and elderly

Operating in Middleton-in-Teesdale and the upper dale the charity provides food parcels and fuel for elderly/old people and people with disabilities. The charity also provides small grants to other local charities/voluntary bodies.

The relief of elderly persons, advancement of religious education, and the general benefit of inhabitants of the area in such charitable ways as the trustees think fit whilst resident within the ecclesiastical parish of Deopham, Norfolk

Established to restore the XV century screen in Welby Church in memory of Wm & Emma Avery. Income from capital remaining to be used for:- (1) Maintaining the Rood screen. (2) Welfare of those living in the parish in particular the elderly and children, (3) General Church Purposes

The group meets once a month. It is an important social gathering for the membership who are elderly. We have interesting speakers and include sessions learning crafts. We have outings to places of interest with educational input. We support the work of the IOW Ability Dogs for young people.

The Trustees make grants for the following:Research into IVF treatment.Medical treatment for the underprivileged which the NHS is unable to deliver.Relief of homelessness and the effects of old age.

The charity dates back to a charitable fund set up in the seventeenth centrury through the will of Thomas Sotherne of Stareton to help elderly Cubbington residents by making small gifts to assist with the cost of living. Recipients must have been borne and have lived in the parish of Cubbngton all of their lives.

GIVES GRANTS TO THE ELDERLY OR DISABLED RESIDENTS OF STOW LONGA TOWARDS COST OF FUEL, COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH VISITING HOSPITAL, AND GRANTS TOWARDS THE PURCHASE OF SPECIALIST EQUIPMENT

Provision of cash and/or gifts to those in the Parish of Corsley & Chapmanslade who are perceived as being in need, are recently bereaved or elderly and housebound.

The Charity serves the villagers of Blatherwycke. Grants can be made to anyone needingfinancial assistance to attend medical appointments, books or equipment for students in further education, disbursements to senior citizens at Christmas.

Donate monies to; School children; To school leavers for help with further education or apprentiships; To the neady elderly of the parish all annually. For the parish of Clyst Hydon only.

We supply christmas food parcels for the senior citizens and widows of Belchford parish.These are put together and delivered the week before christmas. We also organise a senior citizens Christmas lunch.

Distribuition of the income from the dividends of shares from the Bagott Fund founded by Mr William Bagott, to the elderly who attend The Church of the Ascension

Provision of mission hall facilities for the use for the improvement of the moral, mental and physical health of children and young and old people and general community use in the Underclife area of Bradford, a very deprived part of Bradford

To provide a small set amount to pensioners in the village of Walton and Kimcotewho have asked for their name to be considered for an annual set amount (dependingon the numbers requesting and the amount available).

General Charitable Purposes;Education/Training;Medical/Health/Sickness, Disability; Accommodation / Housing; Sport / Recreation.People benefiting from our services are; Children / Young people; Elderly; People with Disabilities; People of a particular ethnic or racial originOur services include advocacy / advice giving and information and we act as umbrella or resource body.

The charity is a participant in the Isleham Charities Partnership and the aim is to provide for the aged and needy of the parish, and the distribution of such benefits shall take place annually in the designated period before Christmas. The amount contributed annually is according to the returns of the endowment investment and is agreed at the partnership meeting prior to the disbursement of such

Originally set up to provide bread for the poor of the parish. Now gives a lunch and small gift every other year to the elderly of restricted means in the parish.

The charity supports other rotary charities together with young people, elderly and disabled both in the West Midlands area and internationally, by providing physical assistance and by making grants to both individuals and organisations.