Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Women

THE RELIEF OF SUCH POOR AND DISTRESSED BROTHER MASONS OR THEIR POOR AND DISTRESSED WIDOWS AND CHILDREN OR TO OR THE BENEFIT OF SUCH MASONIC CHARITIES OR OTHER CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS OR SOCIETIES AND OBJECTS AS THE CHAPTER SHALL IN DULY CONSTITUTED MEETING FROM TIME TO TIME DIRECT.

OAKINGTON CHURCH CHARITY WAS INITIALLY SET UP TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO WIDOWS IN THE PARISH. THIS SUPPORT IS NO LONGER NECESSARY WITH MODERN SUPPPORT AVAILABLE, OUR CURRENT FUNCTION IS TO GIVE A LITTLE MONEY TO DESERVING RETIRED PERSONS RESIDENT TO OAKINGTON & WESTWICK.

Holsworthy Girl Guides provides a range of activities and and opportunities for girls to meet, have fun, learn and share new skills, go on holidays and trips, try new things and make friends.

This is primarily an activity associated with the South-East Counties Womens Football League which assists players who sustain injuries whilst playing football and who subsequently could do with a bit of financial assistance.

iNCOME PAID TO ELDERLY FREEMEN AND WIDOWS ANNUALLY AS AN ANNUITY

monthly meetings with speaker book club walking group craft group theatre group thursday coffee morning serving the public on market day christmas and summer fair in the village

Development Physically, mentally, and spiritrally through providing Scouting and Guiding to Young People between the ages of 6 years - 18 years old.

Relief of poverty for poor women.

To assis in the education and development of girls of the orthodox jewish faith.

To pass on information from CHQ, Region and County. To enable leaders to meet, share and support one another. By providing training to enable leaders to run their units efficiently.

THE ROYAL ANTEDILUVIAN ODER OF BUFFALOES G L E NOTTINGHAM AND DISTRICT BENEVOLENT FUND IS ESTABLISHED WITH THE OBJECT OF RELIEVING BY DONATIONS, DISTRIBUTIONS, ASSISTING POOR AND NECESSITOUS MEMBERS, WIDOWS, ORPHANS OR DEPENDANTS OF DECEASED MEMBERS, TO SUPPORT SUCH EXTERNAL, PHILANTHROPIC AND CHARITABLE OBJECTS AT BOTH NATIONAL AND LOCAL LEVELS.

CHARITABLE OBJECTS OF THE GUIDE ASSOCIATION WORKING WITH GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN FROM THE AGE OF 5.

Oakington Charities for the poor were originally set up to help widows within the Parish of Westwick & Oakington. Now no longer applicable with modern Pensions and Social Securities. Our main function is to provide a little money for deserving retired persons in the Parish and to provide a little support for the Church Fabric fund.

education prize

Annual distribution of monies to local widows in village of Old Bolingbroke.

Grants and loans to former students of the school

To teach poor girls of the parish of Plymstock in the City of Plymouth to read and knit and poor boys of the said parish to read.

To apply both capital and income to the relief of poor and distressed brother masons and distressed widows and children and for the benefit of Masonic and other charities and objects as the Lodge shall direct.

Guiding offers a chance to explore, to try out a wide variety of and activities and learn a range of skills; anything from outdoor pursuits, like walking, camping, abseiling and canoeing,to working with computers, time management and team building. With worldwide links, there is the opportunity to meet and work with people from other countries, either by travelling abroad or welcoming visitors.

Small grants made to widows and widowers of pension age living in Welton Le Marsh.

Apply the annual income to the upkeep and proper repair of the Sworder family grave and tombstone/memorial. To apply the balance of that annual income for the benefit of the deserving poor of the Parish of Bishop's Stortford, preference being given to deserving widows.

We provide activties for girls aged 4 upwards.

TO HELP THE WIDOWS OF FORMER MEMBERS AT CHRISTMAS TIME, WITH A SMALL FINANCIAL DONATION

support the four eldest widows of Bracon ash /Hethel

This charity provides widows and widowers aged 60 and over, and residents of Peters Marland, a small sum of money in December each year.