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Grants are made at the discretion of the trustees in accordance with the Trust Deed

The trust generates funds which may then be applied to other charitable bodies, associations or organisations.

Income to be distributed to elderly parishioners at Christmas.

The activities of the charitable settlement continue to be the establishment of homes for aged or invalid persons being permanent residents of southwold or its vicinity who are in need, and the provision of future care and maintenance thereof.

for promoting improvement in English Dairy Farming for breeding, management and milk produce of British holstein Cattle, awarded to young people living in Cornwall, Devon Dorset & Somerset for the study of griculture. ?500 was given to the Devon Young Breeders.

Providing grants and donations to needy people and organisations mainly registered charities

A Bag for Flo provides free period products to those facing period poverty. We do this by collaborating with organisations and charities that are already supporting those who are financially struggling.

School uniform donation: Collection of school uniform items that benefit children from 2 - 18 years. Re distribution of collected items to users in need. Items are offered free of charge to help alleviate the struggling cost of living.

To fund the care and relief for dogs suffering from illness or neglect. Funding medical treatment where required.Identify areas where improvement was required. We have supplied funding to enable improvements to be made. Correctly built kennels.Provide education to reduce the levels of disease.Donate food, or provide funding for food.

A Better Tomorrow Charity supports vulnerable adults, socially excluded and socially disadvantaged (for example, due to substance addiction, mental health challenges, homelessness and ex-offenders) by delivering interventions, including 1-2-1 and group sessions (to help support recovery and rehabilitation), training and education to develop skills and create employability opportunities.

A Bit of a Break sources and gifts unfilled time in self-catering holiday properties, to offer people with a terminal illness some time away in beautiful places.

To provide treatment and care for sick and brain injured children and their families, in particular hyperbaric oxygen therapy. We also allow adults to access our therapies.

Grants are made to assist junior members of Oxford University to take holidays in the mountains either in Britain or abroad.

We advance, develop and foster a full understanding of the Roman Catholic faith by encouraging the discovery of people's skills, promoting knowledge and awareness through workshops, conferences, and our website. We promote dialogue within the Church in order to share spiritual insights, promote good practice and providing examples of service within the Church and wider community.

The activities of the charity include mentoring groups, training materials, conferences, overseas visits, networking opportunities, prayer and consultancy.

We provide a variety of support and information to families and professionals after a child's death. We research information required by bereaved families or professionals and signpost to suitable support. We work directly with professionals to improve care and ensure awareness of bereaved parents' needs. We run playgroups for bereaved families and by referral provide small financial grants.

Our Charity operates from Birmingham, we raise money through events throughout the year to purchase gifts for Children in Orphanages, Care Homes, Refuges and vulnerable situations. We have local companies put up Charity trees with a child and requested gift where people will tack a tag with a child's gift on, purchase the gift and leave under our trees for collection by our elves to distribute

The Advancement Of Health Or Saving Of Lives

The Objects of the Choir are to promote, improve, develop and maintain public education in and appreciation of the art and science of music in all its aspects by the presentation to the public of choral or orchestral concerts and recitals. Our concert performances have increased to six a year.

Description of purposes as listed under The Charities Act - THE ADVANCEMENT OF RELIGION.To advance the Christian religion for the benefit of the public through the holding of prayer meetings, public celebration of religious festivals, producing and/or distributing literature to enlighten others about the Christian religion and through pastoral and outreach work.

A Class Tutors provides lessons following the National Curriculum from key stages 1 through 4. We deliver creative and engaging lessons and strive to take into account our children?s diverse learning styles and implement this into the schools teaching techniques and style of delivery. Equip our children with the necessary skills to become independent and successful learners.

Promoting the faith of the Roman Catholic Church throughout the world and in particular holding A Day with Mary prayer days in Catholic Churches in England

We are a foster based rescue we take in dogs from the public,dog wardens and local council pounds. We assess the dogs at home for a minimum of 2 weeks and then we place them into suitable foster homes until they are ready for their forever homes (many need vet care so they stay in foster until cleared by the vet) we use boarding kennels when we don't have suitable fosters available

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