Social welfare Charities That specialise in Benevolent society

The relief of beneficiaries who are in need by virtue of financial hardship, sickness or old age.

The Middlesex Hospital Nurses Benevolent Fund was established in 1933 to enable Middlesex nurses to keep in touch with each other. One of the primary purposes however is to maintain a benevolent fund to help Middlesex nurses and all trained nurses who have served on the Middlesex staff who are in need through sickness or adverse circumstances. There is also an education bursary.

Provision of benefits to retired Conservtaive Party Agents and their dependents or serving Agents and their dependents.

The object of the Fund is to make payments to current and former members of staff and their close relations who have demonstrated financial hardship.

Promoting our annual FestivalInvestingMaking grants for the education and relief of poverty of children who have attended a public school

To support past and present members of the London Symphony Orchestra who are suffering hardship through illness, injury, or other reasons approved by the Trustees.

For charitable purposes in the area of antiquarian bookselling

The object of the charity is to distribute funds raised by the Rotary Club of Louth both internally and externally for the relief of the poor and needy or such other charitable purposes at the club at its weekly meetings may from time to time agree.

To financially assist former members of the Institution of Plant Engineers and the Bureau of Engineer Surveyors or their dependents when approved by the Trustees.

To assist Employees, ex Employees or relatives of the Ellerman Ltd. group of Companies who are suffering financial difficulties.

General Charitable Purposes Medical/Health/Sickness for people with a disability or special needs

The trustees meet to decide how best to apply the capital as they, in their absolute discretion, shall from time to time think fit for the benefit of any or all of the servants and ex-servants of the Club and those of their immediate dependants who may, by reason of ill health or hardship, need financial help.

Grants made to individuals in straitened circumstances who live in the parish of Greater Marlow.

The Royal Welch Fusiliers Officers Benevolent fund makes grants and loans to benevolence cases brought to its attention though the regimental network. The beneficiaries are those officers, and their dependants, who hold a RWF Commission including those who now serve in the Royal Welsh. Grants are also made to charitable activities of the RWF Officers Association.

To offer relief in conditions of need and to support the welfare and well-being of Police Officers and Police Staff of the North Wales Police and their families to include former such members of this and previous Forces amalgamated to form the North Wales Police. To further the objectives of the St Georges Fund, the St Andrews Fund and other recognised Police Charities

Grants are made to alleviate distress of all past members of the London Irish Rifles and their immediate dependants, and of all serving members of the London Irish Rifles in The London Regiment, Army Reserve. Support is given to the Regiment's Pipes and Drums Band in the execution of their duties to parade for funerals and other acts of remembrance.

The ICW Benevolent Fund is open to applications for assistance from employees, past and present, of member companies engaged in the production of heavy clay and refractory goods. Beneficiaries are typically those who through ill health or accident have been unable to work for some time and who have suffered financial difficulties in consequence.

Masonic Charity working under Grand Lodge rules

The object of the CIO is the relief of poverty of members of the Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing (ISTD), former members and their dependents who are in necessitous circumstances by reason of their sickness, infirmity or old age.

Collect and distibute funds locally and internationally according to the ideals of Rotary International

Provide grants to distressed brother masons their distressed widows dependents individuals and organisations within the county of Wiltshire and Unitary Authority of Swindon for the general relief of medical mental and physical distress among the elderly disabled surgical cases and those subject to violence.

To provide financial assistance (during times of hardships) and holiday accommodation to members and ex-members (including families) of the Wiltshire Ambulance Service Benevolent Fund. Operates within the Wiltshire sector of the South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust.

The Club (Benevolent Fund) is a part of the Rotary International Movement, and acts within the principles and activities accordingly.

Make grants for the relief of special or extraordinary need, hardship and distress of playing members or former playing members and employees or former employees of the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment or their dependants.

Raising of funds from members and public. Principal fund raising activity is annual Golf Day.Funds raised are expended in support of charitable activities in the Portsmouth area and for overseas charities including hospitality for the elderly, support fo children's activities, medical charities etc.