Charities
Acton Middlesex Charities
This charity provides grants to assist students from
Acton with books or equipment, applicants must be over 18 and
taking a full-time couse of further or higher education.
Application forms from St Mary's Parish Office, 1 The Mount, Acton
High Street, Acton W3 8NW.
Help can also be given to Acton residents in need, but must
be referred by GP, health visitor or social services. Applicants
should have lived in the borough for at least three years.
Ealing Rotaract Club
Aimed at young men and women aged 18 to 30. Offers you the
opportunity to try new things, meet new people and help the
community. Rotaract will help you develop your skills and knowledge
while making a valuable
contribution to your local community. You will have the
opportunity to get involved in a wide range of projects which
include fund raising for local, national and international
charities.
Meet: First and third Thursday of each month at 8pm, The
Drayton Court Pub, The Avenue, Ealing W13 8PH.
Website:
www.rotaract.org.uk/ealing
Percy Bilton Charity
The charity will consider assistance on a one-off
basis to individuals and families who fall within the following
categories: elderly, physical/learning difficulties, those
suffering from a mental illness. Applications can only be made by a
social worker or occupational therapist working in the local or
health authority.
7 Culmington Road, Ealing, W13 9NB.
Tel: (020) 8579 2829
Website:
www.percybiltoncharity.org.uk
Greenford Rotary Club
Provides humanitarian service to the community,
encourage high ethnical standards in all vocations and work for
goodwill and peace in the world.
Email:
webmaster@rotarygreenford.co.uk
Website:
www.rotarygreenford.co.uk
Charity of William Hobbayne
To relieve persons resident in the London Borough
of Ealing, with priority to residents in Hanwell who are in
conditions of need, hardship or distress by making grants of money
or paying for items, services or facilities calculated to reduce
the need, hardship or distress of such person.
Assistant Clerk, The William Hobbayne Centre, St. Dunstans
Road, London, W7 2HB.
Tel: (020) 8810 0277
The Buchan Charity
To relieve persons resident in the London
Borough of Ealing, with priority to residents in Hanwell who
are in conditions of need, hardship or distress by making grants of
money or paying for items, services or facilities calculated to
reduce the need, hardship or distress of such person. Beneficiaries
must be a member of the Christian faith and more than 60 years
of age.
Assistant Clerk, The William Hobbayne Centre, St. Dunstans
Road, London, W7 2HB.
Tel: (020) 8810 0277
Ealing Aid In Sickness Trust
Its objectives are to relieve, in cases of need,
persons resident in Ealing, Greenford, Hanwell, Northolt and
Perivale who are sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped or
infirm.
Assistant Clerk, The William Hobbayne Centre, St. Dunstans
Road, London, W7 2HB.
Tel: (020) 8810 0277
Hanwell and Northfields Rotary Club
Provides humanitarian service to the community, encourage
high ethnical standards in all vocations and work for goodwill and
peace in the world.
Tel: (020) 8998 7347
Website:
www.hanwell-northfieldsrotary.org.uk
William Hobbayne Education Trust
To assist children in need resident in Hanwell to
help them with their studies. Help Schools in Hanwell take children
on holiday and field trips. Applies to other educational
organisations such as Pre-school, Scouts and Guides.
Assistant Clerk, The William Hobbayne Centre, St. Dunstans
Road, London, W7 2HB.
Tel: (020) 8810 0277