The BDDA provided also for the needs of their own members by setting aside the sum of £500 for a War Emergency Relief Fund in order"to relieve hardship suffered by deaf and dumb people and their missions through enemy action.

The aims of the UCA were "to promote Unitarian Christian religion in the congregations of the General Assembly of Unitarian and Free Christian Churches, to promote religious education within that tradition, to relieve need, hardship or distress of members of the Association, and to undertake any other charitable purpose that may arise."

The purpose of implied terms is often to supplement a contractual agreement in the interest of making the deal effective for the purpose of business, to achieve fairness between the parties or to relieve hardship.

The industrial revolution affected handloom weavers in particular, and unrest grew despite attempts by the authorities to employ the workless and open relief centres to relieve hardship.

Social enterprises that are registered charities must only have objects that the law defines as charitable, such as relieving financial hardship or promoting education.

Power was obtained for discretionary grants to relieve hardship or distress, either directly or via other institutions.

The changes in undergraduate financing have greatly worsened their financial position, and college is doing its best to relieve hardship with grants from its funds.

Title I provides the intent of Congress to provide continued and orderly assistance, by means of the Federal government, to State and local governments to relieve hardship and damage which result from disasters.

Arguably, it does more to relieve poverty and hardship in Africa than EU aid does and, because it is a private sector organisation, its spending is hugely more efficient.