Social welfare Charities That specialise in Food
Discover 60 Social welfare charities that specialise in Food. Use the search below to filter within these results.
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Mynydd Isa Butterflies Women's Institute
Associations, Beneficiary group, Social welfareMonthly WI meetings. Outings as a WI, with other WIs and Federation. Supporting national resolutions. Coffee mornings. Involvment with local groups eg collecting for food banks.
The Church Of God UK United
Beneficiary group, Education, Health, Religion, Social welfareBaptism, Marriage, Babies & Children Dedication, Funerals, Children's Sunday School based on Christian principles & provide facilities for meetings of members of our local Neighbourhood Watch and Tenants Association. Contributions to various charities, including Richard House Hospice, food parcels for the elderly, sick and needy. Bible studies, prayer and fellowship - all open to the community.
The Charlton And Blackheath Christian Fellowship Trust
Beneficiary group, Housing, Religion, Social care, Social welfareRegular weekly programme of the Fellowship, including worship services and services in local Care Homes. Supporting local projects such as Greenwich Street Pastors, Greenwich Foodbank, Greenwich Church Leaders Forum, Greenwich Night Shelter, Greenwich Youth for Christ, Greenwich CAP (Christians Against Poverty). Projects supported in Africa and Brazil including missionary work and aid.
The West Indian Association Of Service Personnel (wasp)
Beneficiary group, Charity and VCS support, Heritage, Housing, Social welfareThe activities includes.1.Social facilities to members and the general public. 2.Thursday luncheon for pensioners. 3. Educational services to those interested in our military history. 4.Support to bereaved family of members. 5. 3 current projects - to set up a Caribbean military museum, accommodation for homeless forces personnel 6.Fund-raising . Military Parade 7. Food bank for members.
Royal Society For The Prevention Of Cruelty To Animals Kent Folkestone And District Branch
Social welfareWe operate a veterinary clinic for those on benefits in Folkestone and the surrounding area. This clinic is based at Anna House, 3 Sandgate Hill, Folkestone, CT20 2JF. We also support neutering and microchipping in the area. The branch also provides pet food, at two local food banks.
Sri Chaitanya Saraswat Charitable Trust
Health, Religion, Social welfarePropagation and spreading the faith of the Gaudiya Vaishnava (Hindu) religion as revealed by Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu and taught by Srila B.R. Sridhar Maharaj and Srila B.S. Govinda Maharaj. Food distribution, support for poor and needy, counselling for trauma, support with addictions. Spiritual welfare.
Community Of Christ (clay Cross)
Beneficiary group, Religion, Social welfareAs a church, we provide worship, children and youth activities, a foodbank and facilities for other community events.
Fellowship For Management In Food Distribution
Social welfarePROMOTION OF EDUCATION BY THE PROVISION OF ONE OR MORE EDUCATIONAL GRANTS WHICH SHALL BE AWARDED OR APPLIED BY THE MANAGING TRUSTEES.
Ravidassia Centre (st Michaels)
Armed forces, Facilities, Social welfareA Community center for people of all faiths which welcomes people from all faiths and backgrounds. Center predominantly acts to support those in need - recent activities include food bank donations across Coventry, Easter collection to support the Coventry Salvation Army, and the hiring of out hall to support community needs, such as seminars and private functions.
Nantwich Senior Citizens Club
Beneficiary group, Social welfareProvision of Luncheon Club. Distribution of food parcels. Provision of services for old people in Nantwich.
Annie And Nellie Morton Charity
Beneficiary group, Social welfareThis year we have supported the residents of Ashfield with donations to food banks and community groups, assisted a number of young people and mature students in the furtherance of their education, and helped towards the well-being of young people with donations to local uniformed groups. We also support the churches and mission of the Congregational Federation.
Trust Property Held In Connexion With Tabernacle Welsh Congregational Chapel
Beneficiary group, Childcare, Religion, Social welfareWorship of God in the Congregationalist tradition - Services, prayer meetings, bible study groups.The play groups and foodbank have not restarted since the covid lockdown.
Association Of Friends Of Home Nursing In Birmingham
Arts, Associations, Charitable activities, Health, Housing, Social welfareThe provision of grants for nursing equipment,nursing books and leaflets,patient aids and food parcels.
Ynysybwl Community Centre
Beneficiary group, Facilities, Leisure, Social care, Social welfareYnysybwl Community Centre. Used for refreshments, lunches and as a meeting place up to 5 days a week. Weekly Baby Bank and Food Bank. Health & wellbeing sessions such as flu jabs, hearing loss etc. Exercise classes 4 times a week. Monthly Community Council meetings. Meetings for local organisations. Special events eg Christmas, VE Day, Easter, Halloween. Birthday parties.
The First Unity Lodge Trust
Associations, Beneficiary group, Charity and VCS support, Social welfareRaises funds for the relief of poverty and education in Israel and the Ukraine and provides social activities and food parcels for the elderly and infirm in the UK and assists in the funding of other charitable organisations in this country and in Israel
Mickley Community Association
Arts, Associations, Facilities, Social welfareWe operate a village hall for the whole community: The use is for OAP bingo, 1 dance club, food bank and other functions, birthday parties etc.
The Multithon Trust
Health, Housing, Research, Social welfareSupporting registered charities whose aims and objects conform with those of the Trust, including those which treat or research the causes of physical or mental illness, disease and disability, or provide care and welfare to those who suffer from them. Additionally, charities involved with the care and support of the homeless and foodbanks.
Inner Wheel Club Of Redditch Benevolent Fund
Associations, Beneficiary group, Education, Health, Social welfareWhile support is donated to many local charities, such as the food bank, the ladies of the Inner Wheel Club actively enjoy sending shoe boxes abroad. Funds are also raised for overseas charities such as, schools, hospitals, water aid, etc.
Sir Robert Lee's Charity
Charitable activities, Social welfareThe charity makes grants for the relief of poverty to individuals living in the area of benefit ( the Low Town of Bridgnorth). Grants are normally made via referrals from appropriate institutions ( currently Bridgnorth Food Bank is the main referer). The charity also supports other charities/institutions of similar purpose operating in the Low Town of Bridgnorth
William Marnham The Elder, William Marnham The Younger And George Smith
Beneficiary group, Charitable activities, Heritage, Social welfareThe charity uses its income from investments to make grants to other local charities, or national charities, working in the historical parish of Greenford Magna, to assist them in their work with elderly people, and vulnerable adults and families. This can take the form of support for example of food banks and night shelters run by local churches.
The Oswaldtwistle Sick Poor Fund
Social welfareDonations to local food banks will be targeted to those active in Oswaldtwistle and may include other similar charitable organisations in Hyndburn assuming that new sources of funding are found. .
Pengegon Women's Institute
Arts, Associations, Beneficiary group, Charity and VCS support, Health, Heritage, Social welfareRaise funds to provide educational activities eg invite speakers from a range of interests such as photography, bee keeping, local historical sites. Hold an annual harvest auction, where net proceeds are used to subsidise coach trips to places of interest eg lavender farm, Buckfast Abbey etc. Additionally, donations are made to other charitable bodies e.g. cancer research, local food bank etc.
Charity Of William Beare
Social welfareAt Christmas time our charity delivers food parcels ( Christmas Treats) to the sick and infirm and housebound to cheer them up, and let them know that someone is thinking of them at this special time. We have also extended it to those who are bereaved. We operate in the Appledore Area only.
Poole Christmas Parcels Fund
Social welfarePROVIDE CHRISTMAS FOOD PARCELS FOR THE NEEDY AND OLD RESIDENTS OF POOLE DORSET
City Church (norwich)
Facilities, Religion, Social welfareCity Church is a charity with Sunday morning services being held along with a various mid-week groups, Foodbank and Community Cafe serving those in need along with different community based activities.
Frequently asked questions about this sector
How many Food social welfare charities are there in the UK?
There are 60 registered Food social welfare charities on the Charity Commission for England and Wales register at the most recent refresh.
Which is the largest of the Food social welfare charities by income?
Oxfam is the largest by latest reported annual income (£339.4m). Notable peers are listed on this page; the full ranking is available by sorting the results by highest income.
What is the combined annual income of Food social welfare charities?
Food social welfare charities reported a combined annual income of £5.3bn across their most recent filings with the Charity Commission.
What is a typical program ratio for Food social welfare charities?
Across all Food social welfare charities, the aggregate program ratio (charitable expenditure as a share of income) is 85.6%. Individual charity ratios vary widely — see each profile for a sector-band benchmark.
What is the average annual income of Food social welfare charities?
Food social welfare charities have an average annual income of £633k. The distribution is heavily skewed: a small number of large charities account for most sector income, while the majority report under £100k a year.
Where does this data come from?
All figures are sourced from the Charity Commission for England and Wales public register, refreshed weekly. Derived metrics (program ratio, efficiency) are calculated by Charity Finder using the formulas documented on the data sources page.