Hannah Stirling Loch Lomond Charitable Trust

Constitutional objectives

Subject to the declarations hereinafter set forth, the Trustees may at any time and from time to time hold, pay or apply or allocate the whole free income of the trust estate and shall at any time and from time to time hold pay or apply the whole or any portion or portions of the capital of the trust estate for promoting a wider appreciation amongst the general public of the natural beauty and historical heritage of Loch Lomond, Scotland and the surrounding area preserving, conserving and protecting amenities and features and items of historical, natural and ecological interest in, on or adjacent to Loch Lomond and the surrounding area and providing support for the continuing development, enhancement and management of Loch Lomond and the surrounding area for the benefit of the public and future generation. And I make the following declarations: (A) The Trustees may in implement of, but subject always to the foregoing trust purposes (hereinafter referred to as the primary trust purposes) or anyone or more of them (a) provide or make payment to proper objects of charity of scholarships, bursaries, prizes, allowances, fees, costs and expenses of and for religious, educational, training, instructional, cultural, medical, surgical, nursing, curative, research, recreative, welfare, board, maintenance and other facilities, services, requisites, appliances, equipment, accommodation and materials, and food, fuel and other necessaries, grants of all kinds, including loans with or without security and whether at interest or free of interest, all as the Trustees in their discretion may determine, whether in money or in kind and (b) make contributions or donations to or otherwise assist and subsidise any established charitable institution, foundation, body or trust having as or including among their purposes those similar to the primary trust purposes or anyone or more of them.