Charities In Throughout England And Wales

To provide support for the relief of poverty

The charity will make grants to other UK Charities

preaching, teaching and helping those in need.

General charitable purposes

THE CHARITY MAKES GRANTS AND DONATIONS TO ORGANISATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS IN ORDER TO ACHIEVE ITS OBJECTS

General charitable activities.Trustees do not accept any unsolicited applications

Raises money and makes grants to individuals and organisations

Religious activities

The Trust makes annual donations to a selection of charities, prioritising those with a connection to farming, and those which have relatively limited resources where a small donation may have more impact. The trust will consider causes throughout the world, but tends to concentrate on those in the UK.

To apply capital and income towards the relief of beneficiaries who are both necessitous and deserving.

Charitable donations to Jewish and non-Jewish charities over a range of areas

Charities or charitable purposes for the public benefit

-To Advance the Christian faith in accordance with the statement of beliefs appearing hereto in London and the surrounding areas and such other parts of the UK and Democratic Republic of Congo.- To Relieve persons who are in conditions of need or hardship or who are aged or sick and to relieve the stress caused thereby in the said locality.

The charity makes grants to individuals and other charities for the advancement of the christian religion and the relief of the poor & needy. It does not restrict its operation to any specific geographical area.

To make donations to diverse charitable causes, including other masonic charities, on behalf of the members of the Lodge of Fortitude and Old Cumberland No12.

Religious activities

Relief of poverty, grants to organisations

Education/trainingReligious Activities

Holding regular worship services to promote christian faith in the community

The trustees maintain a portfolio of quoted investments, income from which is currently applied in the form of donations to other charitable organisations selected at their discretion.

The advancement of the Christian faith worldwide.The relief of Poverty.

CHARITABLE DONATIONS, MAINLY TO LOCAL CHARITIES AND TO MASONIC CHARITABLE FUNDS.

The fund receives subscriptions from private individuals and occasionally church collections. The trustees distribute grants to those who came to their notice who they believe fulfill the criteria given in the original trust deed (needy christians).

Prevention or relief of poverty and destitution