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Mott MacDonald Charitable Trust

People undertaking higher education in the fields of civil, structural, mechanical, electrical and allied engineering.

Eligibility

People undertaking higher education in the fields of civil, structural, mechanical, electrical and allied engineering.

Type of grants

Grants, bursaries, scholarships and awards. Generally bursaries are committed on an annual basis. Scholarships are usually committed for longer periods but are reviewed annually.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent.

Grant provided by: The Mott MacDonald Charitable Trust

Contact Details
St Anne House
20-26 Wellesley Road
Croydon
CR9 2UL

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Merchants House of Glasgow

Pensioners who are in need and live in Glasgow and the West of Scotland.

Eligibility

Pensioners who are in need and live in Glasgow and the West of Scotland.

Type of grants

Recurrent pensions are paid to help elderly people who are facing hardship.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent at any time.

Other information

The Merchants House administers several funds in trust, including the Inverclyde Bequest Fund for Seamen, RNVR Club (Scotland) Memorial Trust and the Commercial Travellers of Scotland Benevolent Fund for Widows and Orphans.

Grant provided by: Merchants House of Glasgow

Contact Details
7 West George Street
Glasgow G2 1BA
Telephone: 0141 221 8272
Fax: 0141 226 2275
Email: theoffice@merchantshouse.org.uk
Website: www.merchantshouse.org.uk

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Reardon Smith Nautical Trust

Residents of Wales up to the age of 25 studying recognised nautical or maritime courses. These should relate to shipping, maritime law and commerce, navigation, sailing, oceanography and marine related environmental issues, in particular those whi

Eligibility

Residents of Wales up to the age of 25 studying recognised nautical or maritime courses. These should relate to shipping, maritime law and commerce, navigation, sailing, oceanography and marine related environmental issues, in particular those which give the individual first hand practical experience of being at sea.

Type of grants

Grants, scholarships, exhibitions and bursaries.

Applications

Applications should be made via a relevant educational establishment.

Grant provided by: Reardon Smith Nautical Trust

Contact Details
Cob Cottage
Garth Hill
Pentyrch
Cardiff
CF15 9NS

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RMT (National Union of Rail, Maritime & Transport Workers) Orphan Fund

The children (aged under 22) of deceased members of the union.

Eligibility

Children (aged under 22) of deceased members of the union.

Type of grants

Grants are made of £10 per week per child up to 16 years of age and £12.75 per week per child continuing to receive full-time education from 16 up to 22 years of age, payable on member's death. Grants are paid quarterly in March, June, September and December.

Applications

Application forms are available from the branch secretary or to download from the union's website. For children over 16 years of age an education certificate should also be attached. Applications should be made through the local union branch and endorsed by the branch secretary.

Other information

The union also provides accident, retirement, death and demotion benefits and grants for widows or widowers of members of the union.

Grant provided by: RMT (National Union of Rail, Maritime & Transport Workers) Orphan Fund

Contact Details
Unity House
39 Chalton Street
London NW1 1JD
Telephone: 020 7387 4771
Fax: 020 7387 4123
Email: info@rmt.org.uk
Website: www.rmt.org.uk

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The BBC Performing Arts Fund

"We believe that long-term careers in the performing arts can be achievable and that community groups have a key role to play in the development of new talent."

Eligibility

Performing arts individuals. Eligibility differs for each individual scheme so it is recommended that applicants refer to the terms and conditions and other information on the fund's website.

Type of grants

Each year the fund's work focuses on a different art form: music, dance or theatre. Grants range from £500 to £10,000.

Applications

The fund has recently implemented a three year funding cycle with one art form being funded each year. This will be focussed on theatre in 2013, dance in 2014 and music in 2015. Eligibility criteria, deadlines and online application forms are available for open schemes on the fund's website.

Details of the fund's grants for music scheme will be announced in spring 2012.

Other information

The charity is funded through the incidental revenue from the voting lines of BBC One entertainment programmes such as Over the Rainbow.

The fund also awards grants to performing arts community groups (£302,000 in 2010/11).

Grant provided by: The BBC Performing Arts Fund

 

Contact Details
Room 4171
White City
201 Wood Lane
London
W12 7TS
Email: performingartsfund@bbc.co.uk
Website: www.bbc.co.uk/performingartsfund/

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The Benevolent Fund for Nurses in Scotland

Nurses who have worked or were trained in Scotland and are experiencing financial difficulties.

Eligibility

Nurses who have worked or were trained in Scotland and are experiencing financial difficulties.

Type of grants

One-off and quarterly grants to applicants with limited income owing to illness or disability, or in the case of retired nurses, those with little or no superannuation pension. The fund can also help by buying furnishings or equipment.

Applications

Application forms, available from the correspondent, can be submitted by the individual or through a recognised referral agency (social worker, Citizens Advice, doctor and so on) and are considered as they are received. The trust may decide to visit potential beneficiaries.

Grant provided by: The Benevolent Fund for Nurses in Scotland

Contact Details
15 Camp Road
Motherwell
ML1 2RQ
Telephone: 01698 252034
Email: m.sturgeon@bfns.org.uk
Website: www.bfns.org.uk

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The United Charities of St George the Martyr

Older people in need in the parish of St George the Martyr (in north Southwark SE1).

Eligibility

Older people in need in the parish of St George the Martyr (in north Southwark SE1).

Type of grants

Pensions and Christmas parcels mainly. One-off grants according to need, usually of up to £300, towards buying items such as kitchen equipment, furnishing and flooring, mobility aids, accompanied transport to medical and dental treatments, easy-fitting slippers and shoes and illuminated magnifying lenses.

Applications

In writing to the correspondent. The charity has previously stated that its grants and pensions are fully committed but that any new applications will be kept on file.

Grant provided by: The United Charities of St George the Martyr

Contact Details
Marshall House
66 Newcomen Street
London SE1 IYT
Telephone: 020 7407 2994
Email: stgeorge@marshalls.org.uk

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The Sailors’ Families’ Society

Seafarers from the UK or who sail on UK ships, or their dependants, who are in one-parent families with children aged below 16 years. Grants can also be given if the seafarer is in a two-parent family but is permanently disabled. Usually, the only

Eligibility

Seafarers children who are in full-time education and the families are in severe financial difficulties. Grants can also be given if the seafarer is in a two-parent family but is permanently disabled. Usually, the only source of income for the family is Income Support or Incapacity Benefit.

Type of grants

(i) Monthly child welfare grants designed to boost income and enable families to provide basic essentials. (ii) A clothing grant payable per child twice a year, in August and January, to help children start off the new school year and to buy a new winter coat. (iii) Christmas grants to help to buy a special Christmas present. (iv) Educational holiday grants. (v) Ad Hoc grants to help with the purchase of essential items such as children's beds, cookers etc. (vi) Holiday Caravan Scheme. The society provides a week's free holiday to families in one of the seven caravans it owns around the coast.

Applications

On a form available from the correspondent, with details about children, income and expenditure, including copies of relevant certificates, for example, birth certificates and proof of seafaring service. Applications can be submitted directly by the individual or through a social worker, Citizens Advice, other welfare agency, or through seafaring organisations. Applications are considered every other month, beginning in February.

Other information

Previously known as Sailors' Families' Society.

The Society has an informative website.

Grant provided by: The Sailors’ Families’ Society

Contact Details
Newland
Cottingham Road
Hull HU6 7RJ
Telephone: 01482 342331
Fax: 01482 447868
Email: info@sailors-families.org.uk
Website: www.sailors-families.org.uk

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Royal Opera House Benevolent Fund

People who work, or have worked, for the Royal Opera House or Birmingham Royal Ballet, and their widows, widowers, partners or children.

Eligibility

People who work, or have worked, for the Royal Opera House or Birmingham Royal Ballet, and their widows, widowers, partners or children. Applicants must have savings of less than £10,000 if single and £15,000 if married. Please note: applicants do not have to have contributed to the fund in order to receive help.

Type of grants

Grants range from £50 per month to £3,000 as a one-off grant. Monthly allowances are towards food and clothing. One-off grants are towards essential home maintenance, domestic equipment, urgent medical costs, education, holidays and so on. Interest-free loans are also available.

Applications

On a form available from the correspondent, providing details of income and expenditure. They should be submitted directly by the individual for consideration on receipt.

Other information

Grants may occasionally be made to charities, for example the Royal Ballet Benevolent Fund. The fund continues to support counselling and legal advice services as well as an occupational health unit for ROH employees.

Grant provided by: The Royal Opera House Benevolent Fund

Contact Details
Royal Opera House
Covent Garden
London WC2E 9DD
Telephone: 020 7212 9128
Email: ben.fund@roh.org.uk

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County Durham Foundation

Grants for educational and training purposes for young people who live in the County Durham area.

Eligibility

Young people who live in the County Durham area.

Type of grants

Grants are made towards the cost of course fees, tuition fees, books, educational, sporting and musical equipment and travel costs. Bursaries are also awarded.

Applications

Please visit the foundation's website for full details of grant schemes. Applications forms are also available to download from the foundation's website.

Other information

Grants are also made to organisations.

Grant provided by: County Durham Community Foundation

Contact Details
Jordan House
Forster Business Centre
Finchale Road
Durham
DH1 5HL
Telephone: 0191 383 0055
Email: info@countydurhamfoundation.co.uk
Website: www.countydurhamfoundation.co.uk

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