Prevention or relief of poverty by providing support services, either directly or indirectly, to individuals in need, both in Scotland and oversees, in order to alleviate poverty, for enabling them to generate a sustainable income and/or help them become self-sufficient e.g. the homeless, unemployed, refugees, asylum seekers and dependents of any of them

Advancement of education, such as awarding scholarships, maintenance allowances or grants, providing or assisting schools to provide facilities or equipment for education both in Scotland and overseas.

Advancement of religion, such as providing & supporting places of worship, raising awareness and understanding of religious beliefs and practices online and offline, both in Scotland and oversees.

Advancement of health and saving of lives. Creating mental health awareness, preventing sickness, disease or suffering through funding medical research, treatment, care and healing, as well as disaster relief both in Scotland and oversees.