Every year since Old Glory was formed, we have made donations to various organisations out of the money we have collected during the winter.  Most of the beneficiaries are local, many were chosen because of a shared interest in keeping history alive and some have special meaning to individual members.  A few have received more than one donation.

Here is a list, in no particular order, of those we have been able to help over the years because of the generosity of our audiences:

Middleton Primary School

Marie Curie Cancer Research Foundation

The Southwold Christmas Lights

Southwold Sailors’ Reading Room Association

The Long Shop Museum Trust, Leiston

The Print Museum, Beccles

Rumburgh Village Hall

Macmillan Cancer Relief (Lowestoft)

The Sirapite Restoration Appeal, Leiston

Wrentham Historical Society

Southwold Primary School

Bungay Guides and Brownies

Whittlesea Straw Bear

Middleton Village Hall

Southwold Museum

Bardwell Windmill Restoration

Rumburgh Children’s Christmas Party

St. Michael and St. Felix Church, Rumburgh

Cancer Research UK

The East Anglian Air Ambulance

St. Elizabeth Hospice

Multiple Sclerosis Society

St. Margaret South Elmham Village Hall

The N.S.P.C.C.

The World Land Trust

Big Dog Ferry

Halesworth Area Community Transport

The Royal National Lifeboat Institution

Suffolk Accident Rescue Service

The Seagull Theatre, Pakefield, Lowestoft

YANA (rural and farm workers’ mental health charity)

Emmaus (Norfolk & Waveney)

Waveney Foodbank