The Margaret Finley Trust

Public benefits

The direct benefits flowing from the purposes of the organisation include the disadvantaged or disabled having access to schemes in sport, arts and education along with training and personal development which they may not previously have had access to. This will allow these individuals to participate in various educational and sports activities to

not only further their own personal development but potentially develop a career also. Additionally, those with ill health or diseases may receive treatments which they wouldn't previously have had access to, thus increasing their quality of life/life expectancy. The benefits from the purposes will be demonstrated through feedback from the individuals and the education, sports etc scheme providers, feedback from patients and feedback from health advisors. We will also be carrying out regular independent evaluations of our services to ensure we are providing the best service possible. There is no harm arising from the purposes. The charity's beneficiaries are those individuals with health issues, diseases, are disadvantaged or disabled and their families. No private benefits have been identified.

What your organisation does

The Margaret Finley Trust was set up to raise funds to provide financial support for various programmes for the disadvantaged or disabled and those suffering from ill health or disease.