Charitable activities Charities

DOPWA supports the welfare of Duston residents who are aged 70 years or over. Activities include a Spring party, Summer coach outing and each elderly member is given a Christmas shopping voucher which may be spent in any of the Duston area shops. There is no membership fee. All activities are organised and run by our own volunteers. New helpers are always welcome.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS OR PROVIDE ITEMS WHICH WILL BENEFIT THE WHOLE VILLAGE.

Minor grants to underpriveleged individuals.

Makes grants to individuals

The object of the trust is to help disabled people to take a holiday of their choice, by providing or assisting in the provision of finance for necessary carers, this is when the applicant although able to pay for their own holiday, is unable to provide funds to pay for the cost of a carer, the carer can not find all the costs and the costs are not available from elsewhere.

Providing Christmas grants to members widows & support & assistance if and when needed, support to members in times of need or illness.

Ecumenical christian charity operating a charity shop in Huyton (Knowsley) where funds raised through sale of goods and refreshments are used firstly via Christian Aid to assist developing countries, second to meet needs in Huyton and Merseyside and subsequently for any area of special need identified.

Take in and rehome stray, abandoned and ill treated cats and kittens. Providing care and veterinary treatment where appropriate. We run a no unnecessary destruction policy.

The advancement of the education of the public in the arts and the maintenance and display of certain paintings and pictures by Louisa Anne Maronioness of Waterford

Education of the public in the implementation of European Commission programmes relating to the development of trade and technology within the European Community.

Gives grants to individuals who live within the Parish of Harescombe, for the prevention/relief of poverty.

providing charitable grants

Makes grants to Christ Church for children's activities

The provision of grants for educational purposes for children in the Civil Parish of Colehill, Dorset. Grants are given by way of lump sums to Colehill and Hayeswood First Schools and St Michael's C of E Middle School. The money is provided for children who would otherwise be disadvantaged from participating in certain school activities. The use of funds is the responsibility of the head teachers.

Making grants to individuals and organisations in Hertfordshire for the relief of poverty.

Grants to the poor or elderly within the parish of Kimberley Nottinghamshire

Charitable grants in accordance with a trust deed.

Making small grants to community groups providing services and /or activities for young or elderly people. Making small grants to individuals for educational purposes or to relieve poverty. This only applies to people living in the parish of Cotheridge, Worcestershire

Grants to terminally-ill children and their families who tend to live in the Northampton area or have Northamptonshire connections.

The charity makes grants of money or gifts in kind to individuals resident in the Erdington Ward of the City of Birmingham, for the relief of poverty.

Grants to individuals & groups within the Parish of Great Longstone in Derbyshire

Established to make grants for charitable purposes.

Grants to organisations helping children/young people in the ancient parish of Great Baddow

Makes grants to other Charities and Individuals

1 The provision of a site in Hanley Castle for a non-selective education institution: and 2 furthering the education of beneficiaries attending any educational institution conducted on the charity's property by the award of prizes: and3 giving grants, bursaries or other payments to beneficiaries who are in need of financial assistance.