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The Bassil Shippam and Alsford Charitable Trust

Students in need who live in West Sussex.

Eligibility

Students in need who live in West Sussex.

Exclusions

No grants for expenses related to academic courses.

Type of grants

One-off grants of £250 to £1,500 for projects undertaken voluntarily, such as gap year activities, for example, Operation Raleigh.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent, for consideration at any time. Applications should indicate the nature and location of the project and should give as much notice as possible.

Grant provided by: The Bassil Shippam and Alsford Charitable Trust

Contact Details
Messrs Thomas Eggar
The Corn Exchange
Baffins Lane
Chichester
West Sussex PO19 1GE
Telephone: 01243 786111

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The Ronnie Gubbay Memorial Fund

Jewish women of Spanish and Portuguese origin who are in need. Preference is generally given to those living in the Greater London area.

Eligibility

Jewish women of Spanish and Portuguese origin who are in need. Preference is generally given to those living in the Greater London area.

Type of grants

One-off and recurrent grants according to need.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent.

Other information

This fund is one of the several trusts administered by the Spanish & Portuguese Jews Congregation and was established in 1944.

Grant provided by: The Ronnie Gubbay Memorial Fund

Contact Details
2 Ashworth Road
London W9 1JY
Telephone: 020 7289 2573

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The Pedmore Sporting Club Trust Fund

People in need who live in the West Midlands.

Eligibility

People in need who live in the West Midlands.

Type of grants

One-off grants have included those for medical care equipment, travel to and from hospital, wheelchairs and IT equipment. Christmas and Easter parcels are also given.

Applications

Applicants for the Easter food parcels should be recommended by a member of the sporting club. Other applications should be made in writing to the correspondent. The trustees meet four or five times a year.

Other information

Grants are also made to organisations (£32,000 in 2009).

Grant provided by: The Pedmore Sporting Club Trust Fund

Contact Details
Nicklin LLP
Church Court
Stourbridge Road
Halesowen
West Midlands B63 3TT
Email: psclub@pedmorehouse.co.uk

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The Society for Theatre Research

People involved with research into the history, historiography, art and practice of the British theatre, including music-hall, opera, dance, and other associated performing arts. Applicants should be aged 18 or over. There are no restrictions on s

Eligibility

People involved with research into the history, historiography, art and practice of the British theatre, including music-hall, opera, dance, and other associated performing arts. Applicants should be aged 18 or over. There are no restrictions on status, nationality, or the location of the research.

Applications are not restricted to those engaged in formal academic work and academic staff, postgraduate students, theatre professionals and private researchers are all equally eligible.

Exclusions

Exclusively literary topics are not eligible, nor are applications for course fees unless for specific professional training in research techniques and no grants for maintenance costs.

Type of grants

Annual theatre research awards ranging between £100 and £1,000. Grants can go towards research costs, study or travel overseas and foreign students studying in the UK. The society usually grants one or two awards of £1,000 then a number of smaller awards of £200 to £500.

Applications

Application forms can be downloaded from the society's website. The Application period opens in October and completed forms should be returned by 1 February, with a detailed breakdown of costing and the names of two referees. Applications received later than this date, for whatever reason, will not be admitted.

Grant provided by: The Society for Theatre Research

Contact Details
c/o The Royal National Theatre Archive
83-101 The Cut
London SE1 8LL
Email: contact@str.org.uk
Website: www.str.org.uk/

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The Charity of A J G Cross

People who are sick and in need and live in South Westminster (i.e. south of Oxford Street).

Eligibility

People who are sick and in need and live in South Westminster (i.e. south of Oxford Street).

Exclusions

No grants are given towards arrears.

Type of grants

One-off grants to a maximum of £150 including those towards heating costs, clothing, holidays and furnishings.

Applications

On a form available from the correspondent to be submitted through a third party such as a social worker. The charity does not deal directly with the individual.

Grant provided by: The Charity of A J G Cross

Contact Details
37 Hazlebury Road
London
SW6 2NA
Telephone: 020 7371 7550

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The Scarborough Municipal Charities

People in need who are of retirement age and live in Scarborough.

Eligibility

People in need who are of retirement age and live in Scarborough.

Type of grants

Grants are one-off and range between £250 and £1,500. Support is given towards livings costs and travel expenses.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent. Applications are considered quarterly.

Grant provided by: The Scarborough Municipal Charities

Contact Details
42 Green Lane
Scarborough
YO12 6HT
Telephone: 01723 371063

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The Godstone United Charities

People in need who live in the old parish of Godstone (Blindley Heath, South Godstone and Godstone Village).

Eligibility

People in need who live in the old parish of Godstone (Blindley Heath, South Godstone and Godstone Village).

Type of grants

Food vouchers are usually given in December and March. One-off grants are also available.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent: either directly by the individual, through a relevant third party or via a social worker, Citizens Advice or other welfare agency. Applications should include relevant details of income, outgoings, household composition and reason for request. All grants are paid directly to the supplier.

Other information

The charities also make grants to local organisations.

Grant provided by: The Godstone United Charities

Contact Details
Bassett Villa
Oxted Road
Godstone
Surrey RH9 8AD
Telephone: 01883 742625

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The Charles Dixon Pension Fund

Merchants who are married men, widowers or bachelors of good character, who are practising members of the Church of England, and widows of pensioners who are in reduced circumstances. Applicants must live in Bristol, Liverpool or London.

Eligibility

Merchants who are married men, widowers or bachelors of good character, who are practising members of the Church of England, and widows of pensioners who are in reduced circumstances. Applicants must live in Bristol, Liverpool or London and must be over 60 years.

Type of grants

Pensions of between £520 and £2,000 a year.

Applications

On a form available from the correspondent. Applications can be submitted directly by the individual or through a social worker, Citizens Advice, other welfare agency or a third party such as a clergyman. They are dealt with as received.

Grant provided by: The Charles Dixon Pension Fund

Contact Details
The Society of Merchant Venturers
Merchants’ Hall
The Promenade
Clifton Down
Bristol BS8 3NH
Telephone: 0117 973 8058
Fax: 0117 973 5884
Email: enquiries@merchantventurers.com

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The Persehouse Pensions Fund

Elderly or distressed people belonging to the upper or middle classes of society who were born in the counties of Staffordshire or Worcestershire, or people who have lived in either county for 10 years or more.

Eligibility

Elderly or distressed people belonging to the upper or middle classes of society who were born in the counties of Staffordshire or Worcestershire, or people who have lived in either county for 10 years or more.

Type of grants

Mainly pensions, but occasional one-off grants.

Applications

On a form available from the correspondent to be submitted directly by the individual.

Grant provided by: The Persehouse Pensions Fund

Contact Details
12a Oakleigh Road
Stourbridge
West Midlands DY8 2JX

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The Ryde Sick Poor Fund (also known as Greater Ryde Benevolent Trust)

Sick people in need who live in the former borough of Ryde.

Eligibility

Sick people in need who live in the former borough of Ryde.

Type of grants

Small, one-off grants only. The trust is unable to give recurrent grants.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent.

Grant provided by: The Ryde Sick Poor Fund (also known as Greater Ryde Benevolent Trust)

Contact Details
29 John Street
Ryde
PO33 2PZ
Telephone: 01983 812552
Email: rachel.mckernan@btinternet.com

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