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Bosbury Educational Foundation

30/3/06 - didn't want to be included.

Eligibility

Young people leaving school who live in the parish of Bosbury and have done so for at least three years.

Exclusions

Only applications from people living in the parish of Bosbury will be considered.

Type of grants

Grants of up to £250 towards books are given to young people 'on leaving school' going on to further education. Students undertaking university courses of three years or longer are invited to apply for a further grant in their final year. Grants may also be given towards school uniform for children in need.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent, including details of the course. Applications should be submitted directly by the individual and are considered at any time.

Other information

The parish of Bosbury consists of around 500 people. In previous years the trust has stated that it is being inundated by applications from outside the parish which cannot be considered due to the deeds of the trust, and these applications will not be acknowledged.

Grant provided by: Bosbury Educational Foundation

30/3/06 - didn't want to be included.

Contact Details
Little Croft
Bosbury
Ledbury
Herefordshire HR8 1QA

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Daniel’s and Houghton’s Charity

People in need who live in Lancashire with preference given to those living in Preston, Grimsargh, Broughton, Woodplumpton, Eaves, Catford, Bartle, Alston and Elston.

Eligibility

People in need who live in Lancashire with preference given to those living in Preston, Grimsargh, Broughton, Woodplumpton, Eaves, Catforth, Bartle, Alston and Elston.

Exclusions

No grants are given for items or services where statutory funds are available.

Type of grants

One-off and recurrent grants according to need.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent.

Other information

Grants are also made to organisations.

Grant provided by: Daniel’s and Houghton’s Charity

Contact Details
Brabners Chaffe Street LLP
7-8 Chapel Street
Preston PR1 8AN
Telephone: 01772 823921

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Cranbrook Charity

People in need who live in the parishes of Dunsford, Doddiscombeleigh and 'that part of the parish of Holcombe Burnel as in 1982 constituted part of the parish of Dunsford'.

Eligibility

People in need who live in the parishes of Dunsford, Doddiscombeleigh and 'that part of the parish of Holcombe Burnel as in 1982 constituted part of the parish of Dunsford'.

Type of grants

One off and recurrent grants to those in need. Recently, grants of £80 have been given every six months for relief-in-need and educational purposes.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent.

Other information

Grants are also made for welfare purposes.

Grant provided by: Cranbrook Charity

Contact Details
Venn Farm
Bridford
Exeter EX6 7LF
Telephone: 01647 252328
Email: purseratvenn@hotmail.com

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John Matthews Educational Charity

People under 25 who live in the district of Glyndwr and the borough of Wrexham Maelor, both in the county of Denbighshire and the borough of Oswestry in the county of Shropshire.

Eligibility

People under 25 resident in the North Wales areas comprising of Chirk, Llanarmon-Yn-Lal, Llandegla, Llangollen Rural, Llantysilio, Glyndwr, the Borough of Wrexham Maelor, the County of Clwyd and the Borough of Oswestry in the County of Shropshire

Type of grants

Grants of £250 to £2,000 for equipment or course fees. Grants have been given to assist musicians, actors, journalists, tree surgeons and medical students.

The charity favours postgraduate or second degree students with a vocational element who are not getting other financial support, although undergraduates can be supported.

Applications

On a form available from the website along with a covering letter giving as much information as possible and proof of identity including proof of residence within the area of benefit. Trustees usually meet twice a year in May and November.

Grant provided by: John Mathews Educational Charity

Contact Details
Lyndhurst
6 Vernon Avenue
Hooton
South Wirral
Cheshire CH66 6AL
Email: pbsberllan@aol.com
Website: www.johnmathewscharity.co.uk

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Lancashire County Nursing Trust

Retired nurses who are in need and have been employed in Lancashire, south Cumbria or Greater Manchester. Grants are also given to people who are in need in the area but it is important to note that most of the trust's income is for the benefit nu

Eligibility

Retired nurses who are in need and have been employed in Lancashire, south Cumbria or Greater Manchester. Grants are also given to people who are in need in the area but it is important to note that most of the trust's income is for the benefit nurses and only a relatively small amount is available for others.

Type of grants

One-off grants usually ranging from £100 to £300. Support for retired nurses can be for any purpose but funding for people who are sick and in need is generally focused on medical care, holidays and equipment.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent. Applications can be submitted directly by the individual or through a social worker, Citizen's Advice, nursing authority or other welfare agency.

Grant provided by: Lancashire County Nursing Trust

Contact Details
Plumpton House
Plumpton Lane
Great plumpton
Preston
PR4 3NE
Telephone: 01772 673618
Email: hadyngigg@yahoo.co.uk

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Ockley United Charities (Henry Smith Charity)

People in need who live in Ockley (primarily older people living in sheltered accommodation provided by Ockley Housing Association or rented housing).

Eligibility

People in need who live in Ockley (primarily older people living in sheltered accommodation provided by Ockley Housing Association or rented housing).

Type of grants

Recurrent annual cash gifts of £110. Assistance is also given to local families for nursery fees.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent. Applications should include details of income, housing and need. They are considered on a regular basis.

Other information

Local organisations are also supported.

Grant provided by: Ockley United Charities (Henry Smith Charity)

Contact Details
Danesfield
Stane Street
Ockley
Dorking
Surrey RH5 5SY
Telephone: 01306 711511

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Merthyr Mendicants

People in need who live in the borough of Merthyr Tydfil.

Eligibility

People in need who live in the borough of Merthyr Tydfil.

Type of grants

One-off grants according to need. Recent grants have been given towards medical equipment not available from the National Health Service (providing it is recommended by a medical authority); Christmas parcels; holidays for children; telephone helplines for incapacitated people; and help with domestic equipment such as cookers, refrigerators, washing machines, bedding and beds.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent, including information on any other sources of income. Applications can be submitted directly by the individual or through a social worker, Citizens Advice or other welfare agency.

Other information

Grants are also made to local organisations.

Grant provided by: Merthyr Mendicants

Contact Details
4 Georgetown Villas
Georgetown
Merthyr Tydfil
Mid Glamorgan CF48 1BD
Telephone: 01685 373308

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Scargill’s Educational Foundation

People under the age of 25 who live in the parishes of West Hallam, Dale Abbey, Mapperley and Stanley (including Stanley Common).

Eligibility

People under the age of 25 who live in the parishes of West Hallam, Dale Abbey, Mapperley and Stanley (including Stanley Common).

Type of grants

The main beneficiary of the charity is Scargill Church of England Primary School. Priority is also given to three other schools in the area. After that, help is available for groups and also for individuals for the following purposes:

(i) Grants, usually up to about £45, for sixth form pupils to help with books, equipment, clothing or travel.

(ii) Grants, usually up to about £175, to help with school, college or university fees or to supplement existing grants.

(iii) Grants to help with the cost of books and educational outings for schoolchildren.

(iv) For the study of music and other arts and for educational travel.

Applications

On a form available from the correspondent. The foundation places advertisements in August, and the formal closing date is 29 September, although applications after this date will be considered if funds permit.

Grant provided by: Scargill’s Educational Foundation

Contact Details
10-11 St James Court
Friar Gate
Derby DE1 1BT
Telephone: 01332 291431
Email: stephen.marshall@robinsons-solicitors.co.uk

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The High Wycombe Central Aid Society

People in need, usually older people and those in receipt of benefits, who live in the old borough of High Wycombe. The society will also help ex-service personnel and their dependants.

Eligibility

People in need, usually older people and those in receipt of benefits, who live in the old borough of High Wycombe. The society will also help ex-service personnel and their dependants.

Exclusions

No grants towards council tax.

Type of grants

Mainly one-off grants in kind and gift vouchers to a maximum of £100. Recent grants have been given for food, clothing and furniture.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent including details of income, savings, family situation and a quote for the goods needed along with any relevant supporting documents. Applications can be submitted through a social worker, Citizens Advice or other welfare agency and are considered on a monthly basis.

Other information

The society also runs a Pensioners Pop-In for people over 50 twice a week and facilitates a division of SSAFA Forces help.

The society also has a second-hand furniture warehouse and clothes and soft furnishings store (Tel: 01494 443459 email: furniture@central-aid.org.uk).

Grant provided by: The High Wycombe Central Aid Society

Contact Details
West Richardson Street
High Wycombe
Buckinghamshire HP11 2SB
Telephone: 01494 535890
Fax: 01494 538256
Email: office@central-aid.org.uk
Website: www.central-aid.org.uk

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The Leonard Chamberlain Trust

People who live in Selby or the East Riding of Yorkshire and are in further or higher education.

Eligibility

People who live in Selby or the East Riding of Yorkshire and are in further or higher education.

Type of grants

Grants of £50-£1,000 are given for items such as books.

Applications

On a form available from the correspondent. They should be returned in August for consideration in September.

Other information

This trust also provides accommodation and relief in need.

Grant provided by: The Leonard Chamberlain Trust

Contact Details
Fieldside House
Hooks Lane
Thorngumbald
Hull
HU12 9QA

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