ALDI MONTROSE

To relieve suffering, hardship and distress and to promote the relief of need and to promote education among (a) men or women who have at any time served with any branch of the naval, military and air forces of the crown and allied nursing services and who are resident in scotland or were born in scotland or were domiciled there when they joined the forces of the crown and@) wives, widows, husbands, widowers, children and dependants of any of the aforementioned persons who are resident in scotland or were domiciled there at the time of the death of the member of the forces of the crown or allied nursing services with whom they were connected by making grants of money loans, guarantees and generally by any other financial methods and generally by aiding, assisting and promoting the benefit of all such persons in any manner which is charitable.

YMCA Montrose Charity No. SC016133 Creating Opportunities, Supporting Families At YMCA Montrose—known locally as MoHUB—we’re committed to making a meaningful difference for young people aged 8 to 18. Our co‑designed youth sessions provide a safe, welcoming space where young people can learn, socialise, and thrive without barriers. From gaming and crafts to homework support and wellbeing activities, every part of MoHUB is shaped around what young people need and value. We keep costs low so every child feels equal, and we provide a free hot snack at every session to help tackle food insecurity. Mental health support is central to our work too—our dedicated Health Youth Worker ensures young people always have someone to turn to. Beyond youth work, our FoodHUB project supports around 30 households every week. Offering essential help to families across our community, from tinned food to hygiene products, fresh fruit & vegetables to pet food. Together, we’re building brighter futures—one young person, one family at a time.

Looking to help those in poverty, initially we will target families who currently receive clothing grant and then offer out to other families who may be in hidden poverty. We provide snacks to any children who come to school without. On a Thursday all children have the option to have toast as snack at play time. We also have a community cafe once per term. At harvest and Christmas time we collect donations from families for the local foodbank