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Woodchurch Hub Supporting our local community Home Woodchurch Charities Woodchurch Charities Woodchurch has three community charities for the support of residents and oversee the running of the Village Green Apply to become a charity Trustee Sir Edward Hales CharityLegge Farm Charity Charity 1206197Sir Edward Hales Charity also known as Legge Farm Charity was originally established in 1610 by Dame Deborah Waterhouse Giles Master and 12 others names unknown when an estate in Woodchurch and Kenardington comprising of approximately 10 acres of land known as Legge Farm was put into trust. Income from the trust were to be usedfrom time to time employed to the increase of allowance to such of the most honest aged and impotent poor of the parish of Woodchurch who had not been accustomedto beg or pilfer in their youth and non other. The trust was first registered with the Charities Commission on 22nd September 1962 with the registered objectsFor the benefit of the most honest aged and impotent poor of the parish of Woodchurch who had not been accustomed to beg or pilfer in their youth It became an incorporated charity on 14th December 2023 with the registered objectsThe relief of poverty amongst residents of the parish of Woodchurch for the public benefit by providing grants to individuals in need The aim of the charity is to provide an emergency fund towards the financial support of any resident of Woodchurch who is generally in need and to help relieve poverty and hardship. Approximate annual income 1600 Woodchurch Windmill Trust Charity 1205320Woodchurch Windmill Trust was founded on the 14th October 1947 by codicil to the will of Sir Sydney Hugo Nicholson.