Registered
- Charity no. 110439
- Date registered. 07/10/2025
Public benefits
Purpose (a) This benefit can be demonstrated by the use of funds to prevent and relieve poverty through the provision of financial grants used to provide basic living essentials such as heat, food, and clothing and towards the supply of medical aides, clinical support and treatment. Purpose (b) The benefit which flows from this purpose is the
relief of poverty associated with social isolation by advancement of education and improved job prospects helping members become self-sufficient by giving them a hand up. Purpose (c) The benefit which flows from this purpose is is the relief of poverty associated with social isolation by the promotion of community development and the maintaining of cultural and heritage traditions. Purpose (d) The benefit which flows from this purpose is is the relief of poverty associated with social isolation by advancement of citizenship or community development. This benefit can be demonstrated by: Purpose (a) the use of funds to prevent & relieve poverty associated with social isolation through the provision of financial grants used to provide basic living essentials such as heat, food, & clothing & towards the supply of medical aides, clinical support & treatment. Purpose (b) the use of funds to prevent & relive poverty associated with social isolation to pay for further education, training courses & associated licenses necessary to gain employment or improve their job prospects. Purpose (c) the use of funds the use of funds to prevent & relive poverty associated with social isolation to pay towards the cost of Battlefield Tours, Battle Honour Commemorations & Parades & public community engagement events. Purpose (d) the use of funds the use of funds to prevent & relive poverty associated with social isolation for community based projects such as sports & recreational facilities to improve conditions for former members & their families. There is no potential for any harm as a result of the purposes being carried out. Purpose (a) The intended beneficiaries of this purpose are those members who have served in The Royal Irish Rangers along with their widows and/or dependents. Purpose (b) The intended beneficiaries of this purpose are those members who have served in The Royal Irish Rangers along with their dependents. Purpose (c) The intended beneficiaries of this purpose are those members who have served in The Royal Irish Rangers along with their dependents. Purpose (d) The intended beneficiaries of this purpose are those members who have served in The Royal Irish Rangers along with their dependents. No private benefit flowing from any of the purposes.
What your organisation does
To relieve poverty by the provision of financial grants used to provide basic living essentials such as heat, food, and clothing and towards the supply of medical aides, clinical support and treatment, the provision of funds to pay for further education, training courses and associated licenses necessary to gain employment or improve their job
prospects. To relieve the poverty associated with social isolation by the provision of funds towards the cost of Battlefield Tours, Battle Honour Commemorations and Parades and public community engagement events and the use of funds for community based projects such as sports and recreational facilities to improve conditions for former members and their families.
The charity’s classifications
- The relief of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage
- Other charitable purposes
Who the charity helps
- General public
- General public
How the charity works
- Community development
- Grant making
- Grant making