The Worshipful Company of Fuellers
Charitable Trust Fund
Registered Charity Number : 288157
Mission Statement
The Charitable Trust Fund of the Worshipful Company of Fuellers is for the relief of poverty, education, research and assistance primarily to those causes having a direct connection with the objectives of the Company as directed in the Trust Deed and in accordance with its Policy of Giving.
Policy of Giving
- The Trustees of the Worshipful Company of Fuellers' Charitable Trust Fund (CTF) and the Clerk of the Company shall be guided by this Policy of Giving providing such guidelines remain within the scope of the Trust Deed.
- Once the CTF has amassed £300,000, then it shall be the aim for the Trustees to donate in a financial year, at least two third’s of the previous year’s Net Incoming Resources For The Year. Should the value of the Fund be below £300,000, then the Trustees shall decide at the start of the financial year the amount that the Fund would be able to donate.
- Where possible, positive responses shall be made to those charitable requests where the donation may make a significant impact. Preference shall be given to small and medium size charitable organisations.
- Where possible, special consideration shall be given to appeals where the name of the Company can be clearly linked with the donation.
- Working within the restrictions of Clause 2 of the Trust Deed, special consideration shall be given to appeals that fall into the following categories:-
- Relief of poverty and hardship especially relating to Members of the Company and then to members of the energy industries.
- Advancement of education, especially within the energy industries.
- City of London appeals
- Arts charities related to the energy industries
- Special appeals from military affiliates
- Suitable appeals from youth organisations, especially those having relevance to the energy industries
- There shall be a list of standing donations which shall be reviewed by the Trustees annually.
Trustees
The Charitable Trust Fund is run by six Managing Trustees and other co-opted members of the Livery
Managing Trustees
Mr. Nigel Draffin (07 October 2003) Past Master - Chairman Mr. David Port (07 October 2003) Past Master Mr. Michael Husband (01 January 2005) Master Mr. John Bainbridge (01 January 2005) Senior Warden Mr. James Hill (05 October 2005) Court Assistant
Advisory Panel
Mr. Archie Smith (31 December 2007) Liveryman Mr. Russel Warburton (31 December 2007) Liveryman
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