Social welfare Charities That specialise in Benevolent society

Relief of distressed Old Whitgiftians and members of the wider Whitgift School family

Provision of support services to members and retired members and their families of Essex Police

Payments of regular allowances and grants to relieve poverty.

Provide assistance by way of information, support and grants to members and former members of the Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) and the Association of Taxation Technicians (ATT) and their dependants who are in need. Provide grants to CIOT and ATT students who are unable to afford the fees payable and certain other costs necessary in order to sit the examinations.

Financial Support to members on long term sickness

The Society has the sole object of benevolence and charity for the benefit of Belgians in need.

Relief of poor and distressed brother masons or their poor and distressed widows and children or for the benefit of Masonic Charities or other charitable Institutions, Societies or objects.

Provision of relief to those in need of assistance within the areas under which the fund currently operates.

To assist former Craft Bakers Association members and/or their dependants by way of quarterly grants and/or assistance with gas, electricity, telephone, decorating, etc.To help provide equipment.To support Education within the association and its members by way of sponsorship and financial assistance by way of events, educational tools to benefit members and students in bakery education.

The relief of such poor and distressed Brother Masons or their poor and distressed Widows and Children or to or for the benefit of such Masonic Charities or other Charitable Institutions, Societies and objects as the Lodges and Degrees shall in a duly constituted meeting from time to time recommend.

To assist present or past members of The Magic Circle in need, their spouses, civil or domestic partners, children and/or dependents, including, for the avoidance of any doubt, those of a deceased member.

The Swiss Benevolent Society offers help, advice and support to Swiss nationals living in GreatBritain. Its Office is based in Central London

The charity raises and applies funds to give aid to distressed past and present members of the Guild of Freemen of the City of London, their dependants and relatives. It also supports the educational needs of the disadvantaged at schools linked to the city of London, and it provides grants to benefit young people, the infirm, the aged and the needy, primarily in the Greater London Area

The organisation of fund raising events and the making of charitable grants.

Supports diverse activities

The objects of the Charity are to make to necessitious and deserving persons employed by or previously employed by any company in the Charente Group or residing in specific areas in which the Group had offices.

Support of local organisations and individuals in need of fundingSupport of overseas projects supported by Rotary International

To receive bequests and donations from Mark Lodges, Royal Ark Mariner Lodges and Brethren of the Province of Northumberland and from other Masonic organisations. To make grants to Mark Brethren, widows and children in need and donations to the Fund of Benevolence of Grand Mark Lodge & other Masonic and non Masonic charities.

Relief and assistance for present and former orchestral members of Philharmonia Orchestra

The charity funds awards, exhibitions, special prizes bursaries and scholarships for the purpose of education and training.

Relief of distress and related activities.

To provide relief of distressed Mark Master Masons or their dependants. To meet present day needs of freemasons and all connected therewith as well as supporting the masonic principle of helping others and providing assistance and aid of an emergency or charitable nature.

To help elderly and infirm unitarian ministers and their families; and for the aid of spouses, widow(ers) and families of any such ministers as may be suffering from ill health or be left without adequate means of support.

The charity'sbjects are to assist in the relief of financial hardship suffered by members, former members, employees or former employees and their dependants.

To relieve poverty by giving grants to members of the Overseas Service Pensioners' Association who are in need. Other pensioners may be eligible for a grant, at the Committee's discretion, if they are eligible for membership of the Association (see OSPA website).