Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Women

Fund raising for benefit of Tiffin Girls' School

We currently hold monthly meetings with a speaker, also go out on educational tours visiting historic houses and gardens.

Women's Institute monthly meetings, coffee morningsParticipate in National WI activities

Providing facilities for Girl Guiding

Offley Hay Village Hall provides facilities for local organisations and residents to get together. Regular users include Bridge Club, Art Group, Men's Keep Fit, Tia Chi, Women's Institute and Ladies Circle. It is also used for one off hire e.g. parties, weddings, Caravan Club weekends etc..

Worthing Division of the worldwide Girl Guiding association. locally known as the Cissbury Division.

Provides bereavement grants,bi-annual grants and one-off grants to support dependants of deceased clergy who have been licensed in the diocese of Norwich.

The Wallasey G. H. Peers was est 1877. Club membership is male & female from 17 yrs to some in their eighties. There are out-door bowls April/Oct for those unable to play. There are seats in the extensive rose garden for them to watch & enjoy refreshments, snooker (4 tables) is available 12 months, with bridge played Mon-Wed-Fri. Social afternoon, last Fri of every month, with tea & cakes.

Provide premises for activities in the village of Broom

To provide meeting places and to support the leaders of all the Units within the Bookham and Effingham District. Ensuring suitable activities are provided for girls of each age group within the guidelines set by Guiding UK.

PROVIDING SOCIAL AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES.

TO PROVIDE CHARITABLE ASSISTANCE TO PERSONS EDUCATED AT KING'S COLLEGE TAUNTON AND/OR THEIR SPOUSES,WIDOWS,WIDOWERS OR DEPENDENT CHILDREN

Provides facilities for keep fit classes and social evenings for the elderly. Facilities are also provided to local community groups such as ladies club, flower club, whist drive and dance classes.

Provision of almshouses for poor persons who through age, infirmity, ill health or lack of means, are incapable or unable properly to house themselves, with preference for old or retired yacht hands and ex-servicemen of The Royal Navy, Army, Airforce and auxiliary services and their widow and dependants who have a local connection.

provide relief for orphans in England in Iraq

Financial assistance in necessitous circumstances for completion of education for Gownboys (being a person in Gownboys house at Charterhouse School, Godalming); Carthusians (being persons at Charterhouse School, Godalming); and children of Old Gownboys. Relieving the poverty of any Old Carthusian or the widow, children and dependants of a deceased Old Carthusian.

To provide accomodation for widows who are in need and who are inhabitants of the parish of Little Easton or in the neighbouring parish

EDUCATION AND TRAINING.

Assistance with the provision of school uniform and educational costs to needy female children resident in the county borough of Reading.

Maintenance of the Village Hall and a gradual upgrading of its fabric and facilities in order to provide good quality accomodation for use by group activities including gardening clubs, toddlers clubs, womens clubs, whist drives, sewing & patchwork, yoga, Over 60 club, birthday parties etc.

The purpose of the hall is to provide a safe community space for the benefit of the residents of Mullion, without distinction of gender, age, disability, sexual orientation, nationality, race, political & religious or other opinions. The building provides a place for meetings, classes, lectures,other forms of recreation enabling social enjoyment & raising funds for upkeep of the hall.

PROVIDES A VENUE FOR THE PROVISION OF GIRLGUIDING IN MARLOW

The Almshouse Charity of Ann Darwin is responsible for 4 self contained, single storey, one bedroom "cottages" that occupy a single building in Elston Village. The terms of the charity states that they are for "poor persons of good character who reside in the Parish of Elston and the surrounding area with a preference being given to poor widows." They have recently been completely refurbished.

To relieve and assist members of the upper and middle classes of society - Men over 50 and females over 40, who have fallen on hard times and widows, daughters of such persons.

Financial support for retired and serving New Forest Keepers, their widows and dependents experiencing hardship.