Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Women

This trust fund is to be applied for the benefit of poor persons resident in St.Neots, Eynesbury, Eaton Ford and Eaton Socon, or for the benefit of impoverished members or impoverished widows and dependants of former members of the St.Neots and District Bowling Club.

Girlguiding UK provides a safe single sex environment for girls to grow and develop through games, teamwork, residential opportunities and fun and friendship

The primary function of the charity is to make grants to individuals to support activities outside the normal curriculum such as study visits. The second function is to support the provision of community transport in this deeply rural area.

Gives opportunities for girls and young women to take part in and experience a wide range of activities, to have fun, develop team building, to work together in small groups, to care for and respect each other and the world around them, and to do so under the common standard of the Guide Promise.

1. Benevolence support and donations to compliant brothers of the order (RAOB) and their widows/partners/orphans or other dependants whose partners belong to the minor lodges of the RAOB within the Exeter Province.2. Charitable monetary support to worthy causes in the Exeter Provincial areas as agreed by the trustees and financial officers of the Provincial Grand Lodge (Exeter).

Set up in the 18th Century to provide loaves of bread to eleven poor unmarried ladies resident in the Parish of Chalfont St.Peter plus one for the Parish Clerk

To promote the education of people under the age of 25 years within the area of benefit by awarding scholarships, maintenance allowances or grants tenable at school, university, college or institution of higher or further education, assisting with travel and supporting religious instuction in accordance with the tenets of the Church of England.

Funds are used for the relief of poverty amongst single women workers.

The provision of accommodation for poor widows of good character and single ladies in need aged 55 and over.

Norfolk Federation of Womens InstitutesSupporting women within the NFWI Constitution in education, international aspects,crafts, music etc

to provide help, support and relief to families and individuals who encounter a crisis or emergency.

Provision of facilities for spiritual refreshment, prayer and the promotion of religion and education of members of the Church of England and children or young persons.Provision of care for the elderly Sisters of CSMV and the residents of St Katharine's House.Support of those suffering from alcohol and drug addiction.Reach out and assist those in the UK and overseas who are poor.

To look after the ailing and widows of deceased members and to use any excess monies for outside charities

Providing financial support to farmers, their families and farm workers in Dorset, Hampshire and Somerset

A selection of outdoor and indoor activities promoting independance and encouragement with young people.

Provision of trustee services and advice to branches of the Guide Association and Scout Association

To enable pupils at Sherborne School for Girls to undertake adventurous outdoor activities

Independent boarding school for girls.

The charity is associated with St James Senior Boys School.

Not currently active

Provides supervised accommodation to homeless women in the Canterbury area who are also pregnant or have a baby or very young child

To fund the award of scholarships to Sixth Form pupils at Sherborne School for Girls.

To fund the annual award of prizes to pupils at Sherborne School for Girls

To advance the education of the pupils in the school

Girls Independent Boarding and Day School