BT Benevolent Fund Expand First founded as a Post Office charity in 1853 the Fund now serves past and present BT people, and their dependents, who are suffering financial hardship. Assistance is provided in a wide variety of ways. Grants are often made to relieve the pressure of priority debt arrears, particularly where there is a risk of eviction when small children are involved. With elderly beneficiaries the lack of any savings may mean that basic household appliances cannot be repaired or replaced so the Fund steps in to make sure these are provided. Illness and disablement can require expensive changes to a person’s home, such as stair lifts, walk-in showers and provision for wheelchair access. Grants are provided to address these needs and help improve quality of life. Other examples of help given are holidays associated with convalescence or to give a carer a break. https://www.btplc.com/bf/
Market Research Benevolent Association Expand "MRBA exists to provide financial support and advice to colleagues who work or have worked in any aspect of market research and who are based in the UK. We offer support with respect, sensitivity and in total confidence. If you or someone you know needs our help, please email [email protected] or ring 0845 652 0303." https://www.mrba.org.uk/
Kidney Care UK Expand "We can offer you support through our patient grants, holiday grants, counselling service, advocacy service, as well as our funding to improve care services." https://www.kidneycareuk.org/
Independence at Home Expand "Independence at Home was founded in October 1965. Since then, we have worked steadily to help improve independence, comfort, safety, dignity and quality of life for people with long-term illness and disability.Independence at Home is a charity that provides grants to people of all ages who have a physical or learning disability or long term illness and who are in financial need.We may be able to help you if you, or a member of your family, have a long term illness or disability and need financial help towards the cost to improve your independence, comfort, safety and quality of life at home." http://www.independenceathome.org.uk/
Hospitality Action Expand “Hospitality Action was established in 1837 and has since offered vital assistance to all who work, or have worked within hospitality in the UK. We’re here for the chefs, waiters, housekeepers and managers. We’re here for the concierges, receptionists and kitchen porters. And we’re here for every sommelier, bartender, catering assistant and cook across the UK. Whether you work in hotels, restaurants, pubs, bars or cafés, schools, hospitals or event venues, we’re here to give you the help, advice and support you need whenever times get tough. Whatever challenge you face - from physical illness or mental health issues to financial difficulty, family problems to addiction - Hospitality Action is here to get you back on your feet again. And when it’s no longer possible to work, we can help you prepare for the next phase of your life. Whatever you do in hospitality, we’ve got you.” https://www.hospitalityaction.org.uk/
Glasspool Charity Trust Expand “We are one of the few national charities making grants to individuals which has no restrictions on the type of beneficiary we can support. We provide timely, small, one-off grants to individuals and families in need of financial support for everyday items to help them set up or remain in their home; improve their well-being and in some cases we provide grants to support training to enable applicants to take up an offer of employment. We invite applications from referral agencies on behalf of individuals as we believe that by working with others we can provide greater support.” https://www.glasspool.org.uk/
Frederick Andrew Convalescent Trust Expand “The Frederick Andrew Convalescent Trust was established in 1916 following the death of Lincoln Solicitor, Frederick Andrew, with one aim; to provide women with financial assistance during times of convalescence. Since its inception, the trust has continued to provide grants and is still focused on providing working women and those that have retired from active work with the means to convalesce. The Frederick Andrew Convalescent Trust understands that it must change to suit the requirements of today’s women and offers grants of up to £1000 for convalescence and domestic help and up to £600 for therapy, to those of all ages, from all backgrounds and with almost any medical condition.” https://www.factonline.co.uk/
Fashion & textile children's trust Expand “Our grants help the children of UK fashion and textile families who are struggling financially. If you are a parent or carer who works, or has previously worked in the UK fashion and textile industry, for at least one year, within the last nine years, you might be able to apply for a grant.” https://www.ftct.org.uk/
The Elizabeth Finn Fund Expand "The Elizabeth Finn Fund has been giving direct grants and support for over a century to people living in financial difficulty who have a professional background and meet our grant-giving criteria." https://www.turn2us.org.uk/Get-support/Turn2us-Funds/Turn2us-Elizabeth-Finn-Fund
Royal Medical Benevolent Fund Expand "The RMBF is the UK charity for doctors, medical students and their families.We provide financial support, money advice and information when it is most needed due to age, ill health, disability and bereavement." https://rmbf.org/
Timber Trades Benevolent Society Expand "The object of the Society is to grant relief, by way of Allowance or otherwise and either directly or indirectly, to deserving and necessitous members of the Timber Trade in the United Kingdom, in such of its branches as the Trustees consider properly belong to the Timber Trade, and to widows and children of such members." http://www.ttbs.org.uk/
The Talisman Charitable Trust Expand "We assist individuals of small means who the trustees consider to be deserving and may be described as “going short”. From time to time, we also assist other charities with similar objectives to our own."http://www.talismancharity.org/
The Soldiers Charity Expand "ABF The Soldiers’ Charity is the national charity of the British Army, providing a lifetime of support to soldiers, veterans and their immediate families when they are in need." https://soldierscharity.org/
The Security Benevolent Fund Expand "The services that the Security Benevolent Fund provides are designed to comply with the Worshipful Company of Security Professionals' charitable objectives by advancing and protecting the welfare, education and wellbeing of potential beneficiaries engaged within the security profession and, in particular 'to administer benevolence to any deserving members of the profession, at the discretion of the Trustees." https://www.wcosp.org/
The Salespeople's Charity Expand "The Salespeople’s Charity (formerly the Commercial Travellers’ Benevolent Institution) exists to provide financial support to those who are currently working or have previously worked in a business-to-business sales role, visiting client sites to promote goods and services (field salespeople) and are now facing financial hardship." https://www.salespeoplescharity.org.uk/