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Law Society Charity, The
This charitable fund was established in 1974, independent and in close collaboration with The Law Society (TLS), making grant awards to a wide range of organisations with a view to further law and justice. The Charity supports organisations whose work is related to the law and legal profession; and whose activities would likely benefit from funds made available on behalf of solicitors.
The Smallpeice Trust
The Smallpeice Trust is a dynamic educational charity that empowers young minds to explore STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Maths). Our multifaceted initiatives cater to students aged 8 to 18. Our in-school STEM Days breathe life into science and technology, making these subjects relatable and exciting. Our engineering courses enable students to fuel their passion for STEM subjects, offering an insight into life beyond the classroom.
The Solicitors’ Charity
The Solicitors’ Charity has been supporting solicitors in crisis since 1858. When times are hard, we provide financial, emotional and practical support to help people take back control. Our goal is to help people to make positive, lasting changes to improve their lives for the better.
Actors’ Benevolent Fund
The Actors’ Benevolent Fund was founded in 1882 by Sir Henry Irving to care for actors and actresses unable to work because of accidents, illness or old age. The Fund helps in a variety of ways, all of which are geared towards maintaining independence and improving quality of life.
Conservative Foundation, The
The Conservative Foundation was established to strengthen the financial future of the Conservative Party through legacy gifts. All legacies received are exempt of inheritance tax, and are placed in a ring-fenced endowment fund. The fund is managed by an Independent Board of Directors, and is used solely to help fight and win future General Elections.
Hunt Staff Benefit Society
The Hunt Staff Benefit Society (HSBS) was founded in 1872 with the aim of providing pensions and other benefits to professional Hunt Staff. Today, the Society functions as a Registered Friendly Society (No. 698F) run by and for people in the hunting community. Anyone employed by a Hunt, whether in the kennels, stables or any other part of the Hunt establishment, can join the Society's Personal Pension Scheme, which has been specifically designed for Hunt Staff.
League of Remembrance
We formed in 1918, to support the families of those soldiers killed in the Great War, later adding veterans and retired nursing staff to those we help. How do we help now? Following retirement, illness or bereavement, many people need a renewed purpose in life, and many more have a strong desire to continue serving their country.
Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution
We provide practical, financial and mental health support for the farming community across England and Wales. Farmers’ ability to put food on their table, pay essential bills and keep business afloat can be affected by hundreds of factors over which they have little or no control of. Many farming people have few savings so when the unexpected happens, it can be a challenging time. An accident or illness can have severe financial implications.
Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund
We are proud to be RAF's oldest and most steadfast friend. We understand and support each and every member of the RAF Family, whenever they need us. We provide lifelong support to serving and ex-serving RAF personnel and their families. We consider any request for assistance, however big or small, providing a tailor-made approach to each individual situation.