Providing residential accommodation to eligible almspeople since 1631
William Barringer Charity is dedicated to managing and maintaining the almshouses and land bequeathed under the will of William Barringer in 1631. Our mission is to provide residential accommodation to almspeople who meet the eligibility criteria established by the trust.
Address: Meeting Farm, West End, Stevington, Bedford, MK43 7QU
Phone: 01234 822074
Email: contact@williambarringer.me
Chair: Richard M J Adams
Founded in 1631, the William Barringer Charity has a long history of supporting the local community by providing housing and support to those in need. We manage five almshouses and the land associated with them, ensuring they are maintained to a high standard. Our team is dedicated to continuing the legacy of William Barringer, providing safe and comfortable homes for our residents.
The charity was established through the will of William Barringer in 1631, with the aim of providing housing for the poor of Stevington. Over the centuries, the charity has grown and adapted to meet the changing needs of the community, always staying true to its founding principles of care and support.
Individuals who meet the criteria set out in the trust's terms are eligible. This typically includes those who are in need and have a connection to the local area.
You can apply by contacting us directly through the provided phone number or email address. Our team will guide you through the application process.
You can support us through donations, volunteering, or spreading the word about our mission. Every bit of help makes a difference.
We rely on the generosity of our supporters to continue our work. Your donations help us maintain the almshouses and provide essential services to our residents. You can make a one-time donation or set up a recurring gift to ensure ongoing support for our mission.