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Below are the results that best match your query. As every fund has a different purpose, please be sure to check eligibility criteria before making an enquiry.

Nithsdale District Charities

People in need who live in the former Nithsdale district.

Eligibility

People in need who live in the former Nithsdale district.

Type of grants

The council administers a number of very small trusts. The largest has a grant total of £400.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent.

Grant provided by: Nithsdale District Charities

Contact Details
Dumfries & Galloway District Council
Council Offices
English Street
Dumfries
DG1 2DD
Telephone: 01387 260000

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The Butler Educational Foundation

People who live in Boreham and Little Baddow.

Eligibility

People who live in Boreham and Little Baddow who have attended a state elementary school in the area for at least two years.

Type of grants

Grants have been awarded mostly after parental application towards the cost of items as diverse as school visits, music lessons, examination fees and special equipment for projects required on certain courses. Grants are also available for students in higher and further education, apprentices and people starting work.

Applications

On a form available from the correspondent. The trustees meet three times a year, usually in January, April and October. One of the trustees normally visits the applicant.

Grant provided by: The Butler Educational Foundation

Contact Details
Duffield Stunt
71 Duke Street
Chelmsford
Essex CM1 1JU
Telephone: 01245 262351
Fax: 01245 492821
Email: butler.trust@duffieldstunt.co.uk

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The Fuel Fund of Voluntary Service Aberdeen

People living in Aberdeen who need help in maintaining a warm home, particularly older people, people with a disability and families with young children.

Eligibility

People living in Aberdeen who need help in maintaining a warm home, particularly older people, people with a disability and families with young children.

Type of grants

One-off grants of about £30.

Applications

By interview with a member of the Voluntary Service Aberdeen's social work team, or on an application form available from the correspondent, to be submitted through a social worker or other professional welfare agency.

Grant provided by: The Fuel Fund of Voluntary Service Aberdeen

Contact Details
38 Castle Street
Aberdeen AB11 5YU
Telephone: 01224 212021
Fax: 01224 580722
Email: info@vsa.org.uk
Website: www.vsa.org.uk

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The Elmhirst Trust

People who live in Barnsley, Doncaster and Rotherham, normally over the age of 30, seeking to develop their life in new directions and who are prevented from doing so by low income.

Eligibility

People who live in Barnsley, Doncaster and Rotherham, normally over the age of 30, seeking to develop their life in new directions and who are prevented from doing so by low income. Particular emphasis is given to those whose proposals benefit the community as a whole. Applicants may be undertaking vocational training or retraining in any subject, and must be in need of financial assistance to support them in their training. The trust strongly prefers to support people who have had little or no post-16 education and are involved in the voluntary sector to offer them a second chance of personal or vocational development.

Type of grants

One-off grants range from £100 to £850 which has previously been spent predominantly on fees but also on travel, books, equipment and childcare.

Applications

On a form available from the correspondent. ‘A response, by telephone or post, is made to all applicants and where applications are considered an assessor visits the applicant. The trust attempts to maintain contact with beneficiaries during their course/activity and thereafter.’

Grant provided by: The Elmhirst Trust

Contact Details
2 Paddock Close
Staincross
Barnsley S75 6LH

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The Eric Evans Memorial Trust

People who live in East Anglia or London.

Eligibility

People who live in East Anglia or London.

Type of grants

Educational grants linked to sport.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent, either directly by the individual or through the individual’s school, college or welfare agency, or any other third party. Applications are considered quarterly.

Grant provided by: The Eric Evans Memorial Trust

Contact Details
55 Thornhill Square
London N1 1BE

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The Guild of Motoring Writers Benevolent Fund

Motoring writers, photographers and historians who are in need and are, or have been, members of the guild. Their dependants may also be supported.

Eligibility

Motoring writers, photographers and historians who are in need and are, or have been, members of the guild. Their dependants may also be supported.

Type of grants

One-off and recurrent grants according to need. For example, to help with short-term financial difficulties following redundancy or injury. Grants are also available to retired members for stair lifts, orthopaedic beds, interim nursing costs and so on.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent at any time. Applications can be made either directly by the individual through a third party.

Grant provided by: The Guild of Motoring Writers Benevolent Fund

Contact Details
23 Stockwell Park Crescent
London
SW9 0DQ
Telephone: 020 7737 2377
Email: benfundamin@gomw.co.uk
Website: www.gomw.co.uk/

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The Ernest and Marjorie Fudge Trust for Warminster

People in need with a preference for people who are mentally ill who live in Warminster and surrounding areas.

Eligibility

People in need who live in Warminster and surrounding areas, with a preference for people with learning difficulties.

Type of grants

One-off and recurrent grants according to need. Recent grants have been made for items like mobility scooters, stairlifts and winter fuel payments.

Applications

On an online application form or on an application form available to download from the website. Applications should be countersigned by a social worker, minister of religion, solicitor or some other professional person who is independent of the applicant.

Other information

Grants are also made to organisations.

Grant provided by: The Ernest and Marjorie Fudge Trust for Warminster

Contact Details
2 Rock Lane
Warminster
Wiltshire
BA12 9JZ
Telephone: 01985 844476
Email: jbiancoli@yahoo.co.uk
Website: fudgetrust.org.uk

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The Hannah & Margaret Thomson Trust

Firstly, people in need who live in Dundee and were wounded during the Second World War, and their spouses. Secondly, ex-employees of Thomson Shepherd & Co. who are in need.

Eligibility

Firstly, people in need who live in Dundee and were wounded during the Second World War, and their spouses. Secondly, ex-employees of Thomson Shepherd & Co. who are in need.

Type of grants

One-off and recurrent grants according to need.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent. Applications can be submitted either directly by the individual or through a social worker, Citizens Advice or other welfare agency.

Grant provided by: The Hannah & Margaret Thomson Trust

Contact Details
Thorntons Solicitors
Whitehall House
33 Yeaman Shore
Dundee
DD1 4BJ
Telephone: 01382 229111
Fax: 01382 202288
Email: dundee@thorntons-law.co.uk

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The Fawbert & Barnard’s Educational Foundation

People under the age of 25 who live in Harlow and surrounding villages.

Eligibility

People under the age of 25 who live in Harlow and surrounding villages.

Type of grants

(i) Grants, to a usual maximum of about £25, for school pupils to help with books, equipment, clothing or travel. Grants are not given for school fees.

(ii) Grants, to a usual maximum of about £25, to help with school, college or university fees, books or equipment or to supplement existing grants.

(iii) Help towards the cost of education, training, apprenticeship or equipment for those starting work.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent. The trustees usually meet in February, June and October.

Other information

Larger grants are given to schools within the beneficial area.

Grant provided by: The Fawbert & Barnard’s Educational Foundation

Contact Details
London Road
Harlow
CM17 0D
Telephone: 01279429427
Email: admin@fawbert-barnards.essex.sch.uk

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The Halifax Society for the Blind

People in need who are registered blind or partially sighted and live in Calderdale.

Eligibility

People in need who are registered blind or partially sighted and live in Calderdale.

Type of grants

One-off grants of cash or equipment according to need. Recent grants have been given towards beds, school equipment, televisions and decorating costs.

Applications

On a form available from the correspondent, to be submitted through one of the visiting staff of the society. Applications are considered on a regular basis.

Other information

The society visits each of its 415 members 3-4 times a year and also provides six social centres, a resource centre, subsidised holidays and a mini bus service.

Grant provided by: The Halifax Society for the Blind

Contact Details
34 Clare Road
Halifax
West Yorkshire HX1 2HX
Telephone: 01422 352383

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