British Benevolent Fund of Madrid
Descripción
The British Benevolent Fund (BBF) is one of the oldest English speaking charities in Spain with records dating back to at least 1933. It operates with the support of its Honorary President, HM Ambassador to Spain, and HM Consul General. It is run by an independent Chairman and Committee, all of whom know Spain and its people, and are very familiar with the issues British citizens living there face, be they tourists or long term residents. They donate their time and knowledge for free with no remuneration whatsoever.
The BBF works in conjunction with the British Consulates in Spain and other charitable organisations to provide financial support and other assistance to British nationals who find themselves in severe distress in Spain. It matters not whether you live here or are just visiting. The committee, which meets once a month, will consider all cases on their individual merit.
Over the years The British Benevolent Fund has helped people suffering from Alzheimer’s, mental health problems, cancer, learning disabilities, stroke and heart attack victims to name but a few. It has also helped many without any health issues who find themselves isolated and without support owing to circumstances beyond their control. Our main base is in Madrid but assistance is provided to British people throughout Spain via our partner organisations (please see the Apply for a Grant page for further information).
Contacto
Dirección
Calle de Arturo Soria, 263B 28033, Madrid Madrid
Redes sociales
La relación con British Chamber ha generado y fomentado históricamente las relaciones comerciales e institucionales del banco en el corredor inglés y español, articulando el apoyo y la defensa de nuestros intereses, así como el de nuestros clientes. British Chamber ha supuesto un foro de intereses de gran valor.
La aportación de la British Chamber a Iberdrola se basa en el fomento de las actividades económicas y empresariales entre ambos países a través de las actividades de la Cámara tales como comités, conferencias, encuentros, etc. Una definición de la Cámara de Comercio Británica en España sería: poder, influencia, networking, notoriedad y facilitador de negocios.
