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By Haddenham Webteam - 2nd November 2023 8:45am
The trustees of Haddenham Parochial Charities are accepting applications from residents of Haddenham Parish in need of support.
Consisting of three registered ancient charities: Joseph Franklin (204185), Alms Corn (237265) and Revd John Willis (205529), the charities historically provided bread and coal to the poor at Christmas, and seed corn on Good Friday.
Nowadays, the trustees use the income of the charities to provide a gift of money at Christmas time to residents in need.
Adult residents of Haddenham Parish may apply but only one application per household may be submitted. Applicants' details are kept confidential to the trustees.
Application forms are available on the Parish Council website
Paper copies can be collected from Haddenham Post Office, Tickety Brew, Haddenham Parish Council Office and Blooming Fruity.
Completed forms must be returned to one of the trustees by Friday 8th December.
If you know of a relative, friend or neighbour who is in need, please let them know about the charities and help them to apply.
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