Friends Of SeaforthRegistered
The Object of The Society is to assist clients of Seaforth House and generally to support the work of the said Seaforth House. For the purpose of carrying out the above Objects, the Management Committee shall have the following powers: a)To interest the public in the needs of cli
About Friends Of Seaforth
The Object of The Society is to assist clients of Seaforth House and generally to support the work of the said Seaforth House. For the purpose of carrying out the above Objects, the Management Committee shall have the following powers: a)To interest the public in the needs of clients of Seaforth House and to mobilise, encourage and foster the interest of the public in the said Seaforth House. b)To supplement the service provided to the clients of the said Seaforth House for the health, welfare and comfort of the clients, by the provision of facilities and equipment which may be required for the use of such clients c)To provide, or assist in, the provision of amenities in Seaforth House for the use of its clients d)Subject to such consents as may be required by law, to borrow and raise money for the furtherance of the objects of The Society in such manner as The Society may think fit. e)To raise funds and to invite and receive contributions from any person or persons whatsoever by way of subscriptions, donations or otherwise provided that this shall be without prejudice to the ability of The Society to disclaim any gift, legacy or bequest in whole or in part in such circumstances as The Society may think fit and provided also that The Society shall not undertake any permanent trading activities in raising funds for the above mentioned charitable objects. f)To hold, sponsor, arrange, manage, produce, present, research or organize meetings, conferences, lectures, seminars, appeals and educational classes and talks in the furtherance of the purposes of The Society and to organise, manage, present, produce and support, galas, highland games, open days, exhibitions, workshops, press conferences, markets, trade fairs, festivals, advertising campaigns, promotions, displays and to assist in advising any person, corporation or organisation in relation thereto and to advertise and adopt such means as may seem expedient to promote the aims and services of The Society. g)To make grants or loans (with or without security) to any other charitable body or such local voluntary groups as the Management Committee shall determine.
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