Inactive
Finances:
Objects:
(a) to relieve the suffering of the victims, their immediate family and dependants, (hereafter known as the beneficiaries), whether physical or mental, whether now or in the future, of acts of terrorism in the united kingdom or perpetrated upon british citizens abroad (specifically the bombings within london on 7 july 2005, and the bombing at sharm el-sheik, egypt on 23 july 2005, or any other applicable act of terrorism in the future).(b) to relieve the suffering of the beneficiaries by granting the wish that they most desire, whether it be a toy, party, trip, meeting with a famous person, or whatever is important to that beneficiary, or by the provision of equipment or facilities as may be deemed to enhance their quality of life.(c) the provision of holidays for the beneficiaries or by making grants of money, clothing or otherwise to or for the benefit of such beneficiaries (who may be accompanied by their parents, guardians or carers) to enable them to take full advantage of any holiday or other excursion, visit, journey or opportunity so provided.(d) to enlist and provide support, succour, guidance and assistance generally to those beneficiaries who have been affected or may be affected by such acts of terrorism in the future.(e) by doing other such lawful things as are incidental or conducive to the attainment of the above objects.(f) to support such other charitable purposes as the trustees shall consider appropriate
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