Professions Charities

To alleviate poverty among a defined group of ordained clergy in the Church of England.

Support to clergy and church youth groups operating within the two benefices of Bramerton Group Council, namely Rockland St Mary and Thurton.

Disposal of income generated from leasing the trust property to local organisations.

To promote the Christian religion in accordance with the practices and beliefs of the Church of England including without prejudice to the foregoing, the provision of monies and of residential accomodation for the clergy for the time being of the parish of Odd Rode, Rode Heath, Cheshire. The promotion of such other charitable purposes as the trustees may in their absolute discretion think fit.

Relief in need by financial grants for residents of Cirencester and immediate locality with preference to qualifying residents who are Church of England members

The charity provides facilities for various charitable groups including football teams, drama group, model aircraft group, mother and baby group, line dancing and pigeon clubs. The facilities can also be hired out by the club's members for private functions and meetings etc.

Public meetings, wedding receptions, christening celebrations, birthday parties funeral teas .anyA venue for 4 pool teams , 2 men's darts teams and 1 women's team 1 football team and a quiz team Used as a polling station .Mon bingo night.Tuesday senior dinner club.Practice room for pop group.Junior tap dance practice.The room is available to all ca15 post code inhabitants.

Payment of grants to retired priests and deacons

Upkeep & repair of one private house in return for Sexton's duties at Lambourn Parish Church or if there be no sexton to make grants from funds and rents,( after provisions for repairs and maintenance of the property and any other liabilities) to Lambourn PCC for activities normally undertaken by a sexton as set out in the revision to the trust deed January 2022

The charity distributes funds to the vicars of Yatton and Congresbury to enable them to provide a small level of financial assistance to their parishioners in times of hardship.

Aims are to collect money for purchasing and maintaining medical equipment for use in the local Health Centres and by the District nurses to help people in the home.

Relief of Widows and Orphans of deceased Church of England Clergy who have served in the Huntingdon Archdeaconry

To augment clergy stipends.

Making annual grants to their clergy for the relief of need in the parishes of the city of Exeter and in the parish of Halberton, Devon; to any poor Freeman of the city; and to the Trustees of the Charity for distribution at their discretion.

South Wingfield Social Club is continuing to be a viable and vibrant company, who continues to buck the trend and are not afraid to diversify to remain a solid financial company. Our commitment to remain so, is more than ever strong. we have this year increased out members base, but also open for none members to attend our club. we look forward to next year and the challenges ahead.

The purpose of the trust is to benefit ordained members of the Anglican clergy and their widows who are in need.

Provides monetary awards to nurses who have completed their training within the Newcastle Hospitals Trust and who have excelled at both the written examinations and their practical work.

Purchase of equipment for intensive care at Cheltenham General Hospital. Financing of educational courses for nurses and doctors at Cheltenham ICU. Provision of grants for research into intensive care.

Provision and maintenance of a village hall and recreational ground.

RELIEF IN NEEDThis charity is able to offer relief in need , if the need is not available from any other source, regardless of the individuals income. We do not offer long term care. Sometimns we share the cost with another charity. Help is only available to individuals residing in the area stated in the Charity Commission Scheme.have covered almost all grant suggestions in Scheme.

Assistance to the sons of clergy, under the age of 25, for any educational purpose.

The Trustees support of various sub-sections at the scheme during the year including two darts teams: Akido, Line dancing. Senior citizens club from the old Ordinance Factory,Meadows one stop youths have there achevment awards and christmas party in our clubROF use our room for there reunion every yearyearley coach trip to skegness for the members chldren.pantomine for members and there

Provide football pitch, training pitch and changing rooms/showers, multi-use skate park (bikes, skates and boards), play area for 8-15 year olds, rugby training goal and MUGA for 5-a-side football, netball, basketball and tennis. Provide an area of wooded copse with bat and bird boxes and wildlife area, wildflower meadow and a general open, grassed amenity area for informal recreation

One half of the net income to the Grateful Society in Bristol. The other half to the Vicar of Henbury Church in Bristol.

Has the responsibility of cooperating with the Vicar in promoting in the parish the whole mission of the Church, pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical. Has maintenance responsibilities for the Church. When planning activities for the year, the incumbent and the PCC have considered the guidance on public benefit, in particular specific guidance on charities for the advancement of religion.