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Charity Name |
Total Votes |
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The Worcestershire and Sherwood Foresters Memorials Charity
1. The preservation in pepetuity of the Memorials and Chapels of the Regiment or former Regiments.
2. The repair, maintenance, preservation, decoration and restoration of the Regimental War Memorials of the Regiment and the upkeep of any grounds surrounding the same.
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11
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RAMC Charitable Fund 1992
1) promoting the efficiency of the RAMC in such ways as they from time to time think fit. 2) relieving either generally or individually persons who are past and present members of the RAMC or their dependants who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress by making grants of money or providing or paying for items, services facilities calculated to reduce the need, hardship or distress of such persons by way of donations or subscriptions to institutions or organisations which provide or which undertake to provide such items, services or facilities of such persons. 3) promoting the education of children of past and present members of the RAMC who are in need of financial assistance with preference for orphans in such ways as the managing Trustees from time to time think fit.
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10
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NUMAST Welfare Funds
Subsidiaries include: Margaret Ismay Fund; Andrew Gibson Memorial Home for Widows of Seamen; Mercantile Marine (Widows) Fund; British Shipmasters' Officer and Widows' Benevolent Fund; British Merchant Seamen and their Dependants Fund (Including the Aged Merchant Seamen and their Widows Fund); National Mercantile Marine Fund; John Davies Memorial Nursing Home; Nelson Fund (Almoners); Captain Charles Fryatt Memorial Fund (Including the Merchant Navy Officers Distress Fund); Merchant Navy Officers Distress Fund; Hugh Robert Hardcastle; Villas and Bungalows; Homes for Aged Mariners; Seamen's Pension Fund.
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9
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Haig Homes
To provide housing assistance for the following persons: (a) members and former members of the Naval, Military and Air Forces and reserve forces of the Crown, Merchant Navy and fishing fleets provided they are serving or have/shall have served afloat during hostilities outside examination areas.(b) widows and widowers, children or other dependents of deceased or living members.
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9
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Royal Naval Benevolent Trust (Grand Fleet & Kindred Funds)
1) To provide relief in cases of necessity or distress to those who have served or are serving in our Naval forces. 2) To make provision of training for such persons for civil life and assistance in order that they may obtain suitable employment on leaving the service. 3) To make contribution to the care, training, maintenance and welfare of the families and dependants of such persons in cases of necessity and distress.
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8
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Scottish National War Memorial
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8
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Frimley Park Trust
Improve Facilities for students
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8
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Cheshire Regiment Association
The association helps members of the regiment, past and present, and their dependants who are in need.
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8
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The Worcestershire Regimental Museum
To ensure the future of the contents of the Worcestershire Regimental Museum and holding together the traditions of the Regiment and of perpetuating its historic deeds.
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8
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Erskine Hospital (Princess Louise Scottish Hospital)
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8
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Fusiliers Aid Society
To provide assistance out of capital or income to serving or former members of the regiment ad past members of the regiments from which it has been formed.
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8
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Royal Naval Association
(a) To further the efficiency of the service in which members of the association have served or are serving by fostering esprit de corps and preserving the traditions of the service and thus to achieve those ideals for which our Naval Forces have fought and to perpetuate the memory of those members of our Naval Forces who have died in the service of their country. (b) to relieve members of the association who are in conditions of need hardship or distress.
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8
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Royal Marines Association
Membership is open to all Royal Marines past and present. The Association does not give direct financial assistance to individuals, but will offer advice on this or any other problem which may arise.
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7
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Gurkha Welfare Trust
(a) To relieve either generally or individually gurkhas and their dependants, who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress (b) To advance the education of gurkhas and their dependants and to advance education generally in the areas of the Kingdom of Nepal where gurkhas live.
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7
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Army Families Federation
To promote any charitable purpose for the general benefit of the families and personnel serving in the army in the UK and UK bases overseas and in particular, for the advancement of their education and the improvement of their recreational facilities in the interests of social welfare and the objects of improving the conditions of life of the said families.
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7
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