THE 29TH MAY 1961 CHARITABLE TRUST 

ANNUAL REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS YEAR ENDED 5 APRIL 2021 



THE 29TH MAY 1961 CHARITABLE TRUST 

## ANNUAL REPORT AND ACCOUNTS Year ended 5 April 2021 

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|Administrative details|2|
|Report ofthe trustees|3|
|Auditors’ report|7|
|Statement offinancial activities|10|
|Balancesheet|11|
|Statement ofCashflow|12|
|Notestothefinancialstatements|13|



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## THE 29TH MAY 1961 CHARITABLE TRUST 

## LEGAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION 

CONSTITUTION : The 29th May 1961 Charitable Trust is a charitable trust governed by its trust deed. It is a registered charity number 200198. TRUSTEES : P. Varney F.C.A. A.C. Jones F.C.A. E.C. Rantzen B.Sc, MBA C.D.Z. Martin LL.B G. R. Cox F.C.A. AUDITORS : Harrison Beale & Owen Limited Highdown House 11 Highdown Road Leamington Spa BANKERS : HSBC UK 105 Mount Pleasant Tunbridge Wells Kent INVESTMENT CONSULTANTS : Cambridge Associates Limited 80 Victoria Street London MAIN INVESTMENT MANAGERS : BlackRock Investment Management (UK) 12 Throgmorton Avenue London J.O. Hambro Capital Management Limited Level3 1 St James Market London Heronbridge Investment Management 24 Gay Street Bath Kiltearn Partners LLP 3 Exchange Place 3 Semple Street Edinburgh Lindsell Train Limited 5th Floor 66 Buckingham Gate London Ruffer LLP 80 Victoria Street London Trinity Street Asset Management 1 Cavendish Place London SOLICITORS : Macfarlanes LLP 20 Cursitor Street London CORRESPONDENT ADDRESS i One Eastwood Harry Weston Road Binley Business Park Coventry CV3 2UB 

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## THE 29TH MAY 1961 CHARITABLE TRUST 

## TRUSTEES’ REPORT for the year ended 5 April 2021 

The trustees present their Report and Financial Statements for the year ended 5 April 2021. The Financial Statements have been prepared in accordance with the accounting policies set out in the notes to the accounts and comply with the Charity’s governing document, the Charities Act 2011 and Accountancy and Reporting by Charities; Statement of Recommended Practice applicable to charities preparing their accounts in accordance with the Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland published in October 2019 (FRS102). 

## OBJECTS OF THE CHARITY 

The objects of the charity, as set out in the trust deed, are the advancement of any charitable purpose as the trustees, at their absolute discretion, think fit, by the provision of grants for such purposes and the provision of grants to benefit any charity. 

## STRUCTURE GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT Governing document 

The trust is governed by a deed executed by the settlor, the late Miss Helen M. Martin of Kenilworth, Warwickshire on 29 May 1961. 

## Trustees 

The trustees are experienced individuals, all with legal, financial or charity backgrounds, who have a good understanding of what is involved in being the trustee of a substantial grant-making charity. 

New trustees are nominated and appointed by the existing trustees. The trustees would invite prospective new trustees to attend meetings informally to gain an understanding of the role and responsibilities of trustees. Formal training would also be provided, as necessary, to gain further understanding of the role and responsibilities of trustees. 

Mr G.R. Cox and Mr C.D.Z. Martin were appointed additional trustees on 1 June 2020. Both have considerable experience of charity affairs. 

## Organisational structure 

The trustees consider all grant applications. On a quarterly basis they agree final decisions on grants to be awarded. On a half yearly basis they meet to discuss the broad strategy and areas of activity of the charity including investments and reserves policies. At least annually formal meetings are held with investment consultants and investment managers. The day to day administration of the charity is outsourced. 

## Risk management 

The trustees have assessed the major risks to which the charity is exposed, and drawn up a risk management register which they review annually. This review enables them to be satisfied that systems are in place to mitigate exposure to identified risks. 

The principal risk faced by the charity lies in the performance of its quoted investments. This is mitigated by the trustees reviewing regularly the asset allocation and fund performance with its investment consultants and dividing the portfolio between seven leading investment managers. 

A further risk arises from fraudulent or bogus applications. This is mitigated by the due diligence process of checking the accounts of the applicant and ensuring that payments are made to UK registered charities and not to individuals. GRANT MAKING POLICY, AIMS AND OBJECTIVES The 29th May 1961 Charitable Trust is a general grant making trust. The policy of the trustees is to support a wide range of charitable organisations across a broad spectrum. Although for disclosure purposes grants are analysed into separate categories, the trustees are interested in funding initiatives which meet their selection criteria regardless of the charitable area into which the grant falls. Grants are made for both capital and revenue purposes. Some grants are one-off, some recurring and others spread over two or three years. The majority of grants are made to organisations within the United Kingdom and preference is given, where possible, to charities operating in the West Midlands and in particular the Coventry and Warwickshire area. The trustees do not typically fund projects outside the UK. 

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THE 29TH MAY 1961 CHARITABLE TRUST 

TRUSTEES’ REPORT for the year ended 5 April 2021 

The policy of the trustees is to give careful consideration to all applications and the trustees do not discriminate on the basis of the gender, religion, race or any other protected characteristic defined in the Equality Act of 2010 of either the grant applicants or the intended beneficiaries of the grant. 

The charity only makes grants to other registered charities as it considers that UK charities, established as they are for public benefit, are best placed to be partners in support of its charitable objectives. Partnering with other non-charitable organisations would require additional scrutiny and review procedures, the cost of which would reduce its charitable work. 

## PUBLIC BENEFIT 

The charity operates for the public benefit with the large number of people helped by or otherwise benefiting from the work of the organisations to which it awards grants, being the ultimate beneficiaries of its funds. 

The trustees confirm that they have referred to the Charity Commission's general guidance on public benefit when reviewing the charity's aims and objectives, in planning future activities and in setting grant making policies. 

## GRANT-MAKING PROCEDURE 

The trustees make decisions regarding awards in February, May, August and November of each year. It is their practice to require applicants to provide details of the organisation, the funding requirement and their latest report and accounts. Whenever it is considered necessary or advisable visits are made by Trustees in order to gain a better understanding of applicants’ requirements. In view of the numbers involved and to save cost, grant applications are not acknowledged and only successful applicants are informed of the outcome of their applications. 

## REVIEW OF ACTIVITIES 

The trustees’ main aims are threefold: to continue a long term positive return on their investments in order to sustain their charitable giving; to continue to attract a wide selection of funding applications from which worthy Causes can be chosen and to exercise sufficient care and diligence that the grants made are all to organisations which make proper use ofthe funds. 

In the year ended 5 April 2021 grants were awarded to 437 (2020 - 373) organisations totalling £4,690,250 (2020 - £4,295,750). 

The grants awarded, as in previous years, support a wide range of charitable activities and work across the UK, although preference is given to the West Midlands and in particular the Coventry and Warwickshire area, in accordance with the wishes of the Settlor. 

Major new awards during the year include: 

£200,000 to Moorfields Eye Hospital for their new centre in London; £75,000 to Acorns Black Country Hospice for core costs; £60,000 to The Childhood Trust for supporting children in poverty in London; £60,000 to City Gateway for various programmes helping young people into employment in London; £50,000 to Birmingham Women’s and Children’s NHS Foundation Trust towards the cost of a specialist maternity centre; £50,000 to Heart of England Community Foundation to support disadvantaged people in the West Midlands during the pandemic; £45,000 to Coventry University to provide bursaries for female engineering students; £45,000 to the Felix Project for a new vehicle; £35,000 to Royal West of England Academy towards the cost of refurbishing the art gallery in Bristol; £30,000 to Gilgal Birmingham for providing accommodation for women who have suffered abuse in Birmingham; £30,000 to The Godiva Awakes Trust towards the cost of redeveloping a factory in Coventry into an arts hub; £30,000 to Royal Shakespeare Theatre towards the costs of their educational work; and £25,000 to Spring Housing Association towards the costs of converting a department store in Stratford upon Avon into accommodation for the homeless. 

The charity continued to support substantially the following organisations amongst others:Coventry and Warwickshire Award Trust, Crisis, Macmillan Cancer Support, St. Basil’s Centre, Abbeyfields West Midlands, Heart of England Community Foundation, NACRO, Young People First, Coventry Cyrenians, Life Path Trust, Federation of London Youth Clubs, The Connection at St. Martins, Myton Hamlet Hospice, Birmingham Settlement and University of Warwick. 

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THE 29TH MAY 1961 CHARITABLE TRUST 

## TRUSTEES’ REPORT for the year ended 5 April 2021 

In addition numerous smaller grants were made to Charities reaching people at the margins of society in the fields of homelessness, offenders and social welfare. 

Full details of grants awarded are shown in a separate report entitled Grants Awarded 2020/21 which is available at the charity's correspondent address or is accessible through the website of the Charity Commission. This list also includes an analysis by location category. 

## ACHIEVEMENTS AND PERFORMANCE 

## Objective 1 

To produce a long-term positive return on investments. 

## Achieved: The 5 year total return on investments continues to be satisfactory. 

## Objective 2 

To continue to attract a wide selection of funding applications from which worthy causes can be chosen. 

Achieved: Over 800 applications were received and over 338 new grants were made. 

## Objective 3 

To exercise sufficient care and diligence so that grants made are all to organisations which make proper use of the funds. 

Achieved: No matters have come to the trustees’ attention to give cause for concern. 

## FINANCIAL REVIEW 

## Accounts 

The detailed accounts of the charity are set out on pages 10 to 20. 

Overall actual investment income decreased by £643,711 to £2,494,411. 

The income was enhanced bya net transfer from the Expendable Endowment Fund of £3,143,616. This enabled the trustees to have available £5,653,027 (2020 — £5,382,630) from which to award grants and meet expenses. 

Grants awarded amounted to £4,690,250 (2020 - £4,295,750). 

The cost of raising funds decreased overall by £170,390 arising from a reduction in a performance fee from one of the investment managers and a substantial reduction in investment property expenditure. 

## Investment policy and performance 

The trustees’ powers of investment are wide and are governed by the trust deed. The trustees have delegated the management of the quoted and unquoted investments to various fund managers on a discretionary basis. The overall investment objective is to achieve an increase in the real values of the investments over the long term. 

The rapid recovery in stock market values during the year resulted in an investment gain of £29,651,077. All investment managers shared in this increase. 

Over both three and five years the portfolios have, where applicable, out-performed the benchmarks established by the asset allocation. 

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THE 29TH MAY 1961 CHARITABLE TRUST 

## TRUSTEES’ REPORT 

## for the year ended 5 April 2021 

The trustees continue to receive significant reports and advice from their investment consultants, Cambridge Associates Limited, regarding the performance and choice of managers. These managers are not required to take any social, environmental or ethical considerations into account in their investment decisions. No changes were made to either the investment managers during the year or the balanceoftheir portfolios. One investment property was sold during the year for a realised gain of £80,069. The remaining properties were revalued as at 5 April 2021 resulting in a revaluation deficit of £610,800. Steps will continue to be taken to reduce the portfolio further, subject to market conditions. At 5 April 2021, the net worth of the charity was £127,781,746 (2020 - £101,307,143). 

## FUND RAISING STANDARDS INFORMATION 

The charity does not contract with a third party or engage in any fundraising activities. 

KEY MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL AND REMUNERATION The trustees are considered to be the key management personnel in charge of directing and controlling the charity. In accordance with the trust deed they each receive a fixed fee of £157.50 per annum. Details of reimbursement of trustee expenses are set out in note 8 to the financial statements. The charity has no employees. 

## RESERVES 

The whole of the charity’s endowment is expendable and thus the distinction between income and capital is not relevant. The trustees set an annual budget for grants to be awarded of approximately 4% of the two year average value of the fund. This budget is primarily derived from income, with the balance being drawn from capital. In this way it is intended that the expendable endowment fund will grow sufficiently over net grants awarded by a margin above inflation in order to meet the trustees’ investment objectives so that the grant giving capacity of the charity will not diminish in real terms. 

## FUTURE PLANS 

The trustees aim to at least maintain the real value of the charity’s investments so as enable them to continue to support a broad spread of organisations at varying levels of grant. The trustees intend to continue making grants to worthy charities at the maximum level to which investment returns will allow, whilst minimising administrative costs within the confines of current regulation and good practice. 

## STATEMENT OF TRUSTEES’ RESPONSIBILITIES 

The trustees are responsible for preparing the Trustees’ Report and the financial statements in accordance with applicable law and United Kingdom Accounting Standards (United Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounting Practice). 

- The law applicable to charities in England & Wales requires the trustees to prepare financial statements for each financial year which give a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the charity and of the incoming resources and application of resourcesofthe charity for that period. In preparing these financial statements, the trustees are required to: ° select suitable accounting policies and then apply them consistently; ° observe the methods and principles in the Charities SORP 2019 (FRS102): e make judgements and estimates that are reasonable and prudent; ° State whether applicable accounting standards have been followed, subject to any material departures disclosed and explained in the financial statements; 

- ° prepare the financial statements on the going concern basis unless it is inappropriate to presume that the charity will continue in operation. 

- The trustees are responsible for keeping accounting records that disclose with reasonable accuracy at any time the financial position of the charity and enable them to ensure that the financial statements comply with the Charities Act 2011, the Charity (Accounts Reports) Regulations 2008 and the trust deed. They are also responsible for safeguarding the assets of the charity and hence for taking reasonable steps for the prevention and detection of fraud and other irregularities. 

Auditor During the year the audit was put out to tender. This resulted in Harrison Beale & Owen being appointed as auditors to the charity. Approved by the Trusteéson 29 October 2021 and signed on their behalf by: P.vya \] ‘oo |eo Page 6 



THE 29TH MAY 1961 CHARITABLE TRUST 

## INDEPENDENT AUDITORS' REPORT TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE 29TH MAY 1961 CHARITABLE TRUST 

## Opinion 

We have audited the financial statements of The 29th May 1961 Charitable Trust for the year ended 5 April 2021 which comprise the Statement of Financial Activities, the Balance Sheet, Statement of Cashflow and the related notes. The financial reporting framework that has been applied in their preparation is applicable law and United Kingdom Accounting Standards, including Financial Reporting Standard 102 The Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland (United Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounting Practice). 

In our opinion the financial statements: 

- e give a true and fair view of the state of the charity's affairs as at 5 April 2021, and of its incoming resources and application of resources, for the year then ended; 

- ¢ have been properly prepared in accordance with United Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounting Practice; and 

- e have been prepared in accordance with the requirements of the Charities Act 2011. 

## Basis for opinion 

We conducted our audit in accordance with International Standards on Auditing (UK) (ISAs (UK)) and applicable law. Our responsibilities under those standards are further described in the Auditor's responsibilities for the audit of the financial statements section of our report. We are independent of the charity in accordance with the ethical requirements that are relevant to our audit of the financial statements in the UK, including the FRC’s Ethical Standard, and we have fulfilled our other ethical responsibilities in accordance with these requirements. We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our opinion. 

## Conclusions relating to going concern 

In auditing the financial statements, we have concluded that the trustees’ use of the going concern basis of accounting in the preparation of the financial statements is appropriate. 

Based on the work we have performed, we have not identified any material uncertainties relating to events or conditions that, individually or collectively, may cast significant doubt on the charity's ability to continue as a going concern for a period of at least twelve months from when the financial statements are authorised for issue. 

Our responsibilities and the responsibilities of the trustees with respect to going concern are described in the relevant sections of this report. 

## Other information 

The trustees are responsible for the other information. The other information comprises the information included in the annual report, other than the financial statements and our auditor's report thereon. Our opinion on the financial statements does not cover the other information and we do not express any form of assurance conclusion thereon. 

In connection with our audit of the financial statements, our responsibility is to read the other information and, in doing so, consider whether the other information is materially inconsistent with the financial statements or our knowledge obtained in the audit or otherwise appears to be materially misstated. If we identify such material inconsistencies or apparent material misstatements, we are required to determine whether there is a material misstatement in the financial statements or a material misstatement of the other information. If, based on the work we have performed, we conclude that there is a material misstatement of this other information, we are required to report that fact. 

We have nothing to report in this regard. 

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## THE 29TH MAY 1961 CHARITABLE TRUST INDEPENDENT AUDITORS' REPORT TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE 29TH MAY 1961 CHARITABLE TRUST 

Matters on which we are required to report by exception We have nothing to report in respect of the following matters in relation to which the Charities (Accounts and Reports) Regulations 2008 require us to report to you if, in our opinion: 

## e _ the information given in the financial statements is inconsistent in any material respect with the trustees’ report; or e — sufficient accounting records have not been kept; or 

e — the financial statements are not in agreement with the accounting records; or 

- we have not received all the information and explanations we require for our audit. 

## Responsibilities of trustees 

As explained more fully in the statement of trustees’ responsibilities, the trustees, who are also the directors of the charity for the purpose of company law, are responsible for the preparation of the financial statements and for being satisfied that they give a true and fair view, and for such internal control as the trustees determine is necessary to enable the preparation of financial statements that are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error. In preparing the financial statements, the trustees are responsible for assessing the charity's ability to continue as a going concern, disclosing, as applicable, matters related to going concern and using the going concern basis of accounting unless the trustees either intend to liquidate the charitable company or to cease operations, or have no realistic alternative but to do so. 

## Auditor’s responsibilities for the audit of the financial statements 

We have been appointed as auditor under section 144 of the Charities Act 2011 and report in accordance with the Act and relevant regulations made or having effect thereunder. 

Our objectives are to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements as a whole are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error, and to issue an auditor's report that includes our opinion. Reasonable assurance is a high level of assurance, but is not a guarantee that an audit conducted in accordance with ISAs (UK) will always detect a material misstatement when it exists. Misstatements can arise from fraud or error and are considered material if, individually or in the aggregate, they could reasonably be expected to influence the economic decisions of users taken on the basis of these financial statements. 

Irregularities including fraud are instances of non-compliance with laws and regulations. We design procedures in line with our responsibilities, outlined above, to detect material misstatements in respect of irregularities, including fraud. The specific procedures for this engagement and the extent to which these are capable of detecting irregularities, including fraud is detailed below: 

- ¢ Auditing the risk of management override of controls, including through testing journal entries and other adjustments for appropriateness; 

- e Reviewing minutes of meetings of those charged with governance; and e Enquiry of management to identify any instances of non-compliance with laws and regulations. 

Because of the inherent limitations of an audit, there is a risk that we will not detect all irregularities, including those leading to a material misstatement in the financial statements or non-compliance with regulation. This risk increases the more that compliance with a law or regulation is removed from the events and transactions reflected in the financial statements, as we will be less likely to become aware of instances of non-compliance. The risk is also greater regarding irregularities occurring due to fraud rather than error, as fraud involves intentional concealment, forgery collusion, omission or misrepresentation. 

A further description of our responsibilities for the audit of the financial statements is located on the Financial Reporting Council's website at: http:/Avww.frc.org.uk/auditorsresponsibilities. This description forms part of our auditor's report. 

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THE 29TH MAY 1961 CHARITABLE TRUST 

INDEPENDENT AUDITORS' REPORT TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE 29TH MAY 1961 CHARITABLE TRUST 

## Use of our report 

This report is made solely to the charity's trustees, as a body, in accordance with part 4 of the Charities (Accounts and Reports) Regulations 2008. Our audit work has been undertaken so that we might state to the charity's trustees those matters we are required to state to them in an auditors’ report and for no other purpose. To the fullest extent permitted by law, we do not accept or assume responsibility to anyone other than the charity and the charity’s trustees as a body, for our audit work, for this report, or for the opinions we have formed. 

Harrison Beale & Owen Limited Highdown House 11 Highdown Road Leamington Spa CV31 1XT Dated: 29 October 2021 

Harrison Beale & Owen Limited is eligible for appointment as auditor of the charity by virtue of its eligibility for appointment as auditor of a company under of section 1212 of the Companies Act 2006. 

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THE 29TH MAY 1961 CHARITABLE TRUST 

## STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES for the year ended 5 April 2021 

|||Income|Expendable<br>endowment|2021|2020|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
||Notes|fund<br>£|fund<br>£|Total<br>£|Total<br>£|
|INCOME FROM:||||||
|Investment Income|2|2,494,411|-|2,494,411|3,138,122|
|Grant Received||15,000|-|15,000|-|
|TOTAL INCOME||2,509,411|-|2,509,411|3,138,122|
|EXPENDITURE ON:||||||
|Raising Funds — Investment||||||
|management costs|3|886,653|32,858|919,511|1,089,901|
|Charitable Activities: Grant Making||||||
|Grant Expenditure|4|4,690,250|-|4,690,250|4,295,750|
|Grant Related Support Costs|5|76,124|-|76,124|82,780|
|Cost ofgrant making||4,766,374|-|4,766,374|4,378,530|
|TOTAL EXPENDITURE||5,653,027|32,858|5,685,885|5,468,431|
|Net gains / (losses) on investments|9|-|29,651,077|29,651,077|(10,935,939)|
|NET(EXPENDITURE)/INCOME||(3,143,616)|29,618,219|26,474,603|(13,266,248)|
|TRANSFERS BETWEEN FUNDS||3,143,616|(3,143,616)|-|-|
|NETMOVEMENT IN FUNDS||-|26,474,603|26,474,603|(13,266,248)|
|RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS||||||
|Fund Balances 6 April 2020||-|101,307,143|101,307,143|114,573,391|
|FundBalances5April2021||-|127,781,746|127,781,746|101,307,143|



All operations of the charity continued throughout both periods and no operations were acquired or discontinued in either period. All recognised gains and losses during the year are included within the Statement of Financial Activities. The accompanying notes form an integral part of this Statement of Financial Activities. 

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THE 29TH MAY 1961 CHARITABLE TRUST 

|||BALANCE SHEET|BALANCE SHEET|||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|||As at 5 April|2021|||
||||2021||2020|
|||£|£|£|£|
||Notes|||||
|INVESTMENT ASSETS||||||
|Investments<br>Cash awaiting investment|9||124,197,320<br>3,617 284||97,964,454<br>3,428,492|
||||127,814,604||101,392,946|
|CURRENT ASSETS||||||
|Debtors<br>Bank balance|10|34,299<br>2,829,970||47,427<br>2,951,197||
|||2,864,269||2,998,624||
|CREDITORS: Amounts falling due||||||
|within one year|11.|(2,072,377)||(2,014,427)||
|NETCURRENTASSETS|||791,892||984,197|
|CREDITORS: Amounts falling due after<br>more than one year|12||(824,750)||(1,070,000)|
|NETASSETS|13||127,781,746||101,307,143|
|UNRESTRICTED FUNDS||||||
|Expendable endowment fund|||127,781,746||101,307,143|
|Income fund|||-||-|
||||127,781,746||101,307,143|




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THE 29TH MAY 1961 CHARITABLE TRUST 

## STATEMENT OF CASHFLOW for the year ended 5 April 2021 


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|2021|2020|
|Notes|Total|Total|
|£|£|
|NET CASH FLOW FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES|15|(5,845,057)|(5,472,615)|
|CASH|FLOW|FROM|INVESTING|ACTIVITIES|
|Payments to|acquire|investments|(2,952,559)|(26,601,309)|
|Receipts from sales|of investments|6,370,770|29,183,918|
|Interest|received|181,988|167,108|
|Dividend|income|2,002,297|2,588,893|
|Rental|income|310,126|382,121|
|NET CASH|FLOW FROM|INVESTING|ACTIVITIES|5,912,622|5,720,731|
|NET INCREASE|IN CASH AND CASH|EQUIVALENTS|67,565|248,116|
|CASH AND CASH|EQUIVALENTS AT|6 APRIL|2020|6,379,689|6,131,573|
|CASH AND CASH|EQUIVALENTS|AT|5 APRIL|2021|6,447,254|6,379,689|
|CASH AND|CASH|EQUIVALENTS|CONSISTS|OF:|
|Cash|at|bank|2,829,970|2,951,197|
|Cash|awaiting|investment|3,617,284|3,428,492|
|CASH AND CASH|EQUIVALENTS AT|5 APRIL|2021|6,447,254|6,379,689|

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THE 29TH MAY 1961 CHARITABLE TRUST 

## NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Year ended 5 April 2021 

1. ACCOUNTING POLICIES 

- 1.1 General information and basis of accounting 

The charity constitutes a public benefit entity as defined by FRS102. The financial statements have been prepared in accordance with Accounting and Reporting by Charities: Statement of Recommended Practice applicable to charities preparing their accounts in accordance with Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland issued in October 2019, the Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland (FRS102), the Charities Act 2011 and UK Generally Accepted Accounting Practice. 

The financial statements have been prepared to give a ‘true and fair’ view and have departed from the Charities (Accounts and Reports) Regulations 2008 only to the extent required to provide a ‘true and fair’ view. This departure has involved following the Accounting and Reporting by Charities: Statement of Recommended Practice applicable to charities preparing their accounts in accordance with the Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland issued in October 2019 rather than the Accounting and Reporting by Charities: Statement of Recommended Practice effective from 1 April 2005 which has since been withdrawn. 

The significant accounting policies applied in the preparation of these financial statements are set out below. These policies have been consistently applied to all years presented unless otherwise stated. 

1.2 Fund accounting 

As the trustees have the power to distribute both income and capital the funds of the trust are all unrestricted and comprise: 

## Expendable endowment fund 

The fund comprises the original capital fund and gains thereto. The policy of the trustees is to retain capital in an endowment fund in order to generate income from which grants are made. The trustees require their investment managers to make available for distribution a fixed sum based upon the value of the portfolio. Any shortfall in actual income is made up by transferring capital from the fund to the income fund. 

The fund is represented by the capital investments included in fixed assets less any appropriate creditor. 

Income fund 

The income fund represents investment income less expenditure and grants made, augmented by any transfer from the expendable endowment fund. 

- 1.3 Going concern 

The charity has substantial expendable funds and so the trustees’ assessment at the date of approval of the financial statements is that the pandemic does not create a material uncertainty as to going concern. Thus, the trustees continue to adopt the going concern basis of accounting in preparing the financial statements. 

- 1.4 Income recognition All incoming resources are included in the statement of financial activities (SoFA) when the charity is legally entitled to the income after any performance conditions have been met, the amount can be measured reliably and it is probable that the income will be received. 

Investment income is earned through holding assets for investment purposes such as shares and property. It includes dividends, interest and rent. Interest, dividend and rent income is recognised when the charity’s right to receive payment is established. 

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## NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Year ended 5 April 2021 

1. ACCOUNTING POLICIES (cont'd) 

1.5 Expenditure recognition 

All expenditure is accounted for on an accruals basis and has been classified under headings that aggregate all costs related to the category. Expenditure is recognised where there is a legal or constructive obligation to make payments to third parties and it is probable that settlement will be required and the amount ofthe obligation can be measured reliably. Irrecoverable VAT is charged as an expense against the activity for which expenditure arose. 

1.6 Investment management fees Annual management fees are charged against the income fund. Performance fees are charged against the expendable endowment fund. 

1.7 Grants Grants awarded are accrued in the accounts when they are approved by the trustees and as soon as the recipient has been notified, regardless of date of payment, as the charity has a constructive obligation. In exceptional circumstances grants offered subject to conditions which have not been substantially met at the year end are noted as a commitment but not accrued as expenditure. 1.8 Charitable activities 

The trustees consider that grant-making is the charity's sole charitable activity. 

1.9 Support costs These comprise administration and accountancy costs. The majority of these costs support the grantmaking activity and are so allocated. A small proportion of support costs is allocated to governance costs. 

1.10 Governance costs Governance costs comprise all costs involving the public accountability of the charity and its compliance with regulation and good practice. These costs include costs related to statutory audit, trustees’ remuneration and expenses together with an allocation of support costs. 1.11 Fixed asset investments Investment properties for which fair value can be measured without undue cost or effort are measured at fair value at each reporting date with changes in fair value recognised in ‘net gains/(losses) on investments’ in the SoFA. Investments are recognised initially at fair value which is normally the transaction price excluding costs. Subsequently, they are measured at fair value with changes recognised in ‘net gains/(losses) on investments’ in the SoFA if the shares are publicly traded or their fair value can otherwise be measured reliably. 

Quoted investments are included at market price at the balance sheet date. Overseas investments are translated into sterling at the rates then ruling. Unquoted investments are included at the fund manager's valuation at the balance sheet date. 

1.12 Taxation 

The charity carries out activities which are exempt from Corporation tax and Income tax. 

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## NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Year ended 5 April 2021 

|2.|INVESTMENT INCOME|||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|||||2021|2020|
|||U.K.|Overseas|Total|Total|
|||£|£|£|£|
||Quoted investments|||||
||Fixed interest<br>Equity<br>Intereston cash deposits<br>Rental income|177,341<br>1,618,418<br>4,444<br>310,126|203<br>383,879<br>-<br>-|177,544<br>2,002,297<br>4,444<br>310,126|140,946<br>2,588,893<br>26,162<br>382,121|
|||2,110,329|384,082|2,494,411|3,138,122|
|3.|INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT COSTS|||||
|||||2021|2020|
|||Income|Endowment|Total|Total|
|||£|£|£|£|
||Investment Management fees|790,638|32,858|823,496|885,031|
||Investment Consultants’ fee<br>Investment Property Expenditure|50,400<br>45,615|-<br>-|50,400<br>45,615|72,600<br>132,270|
|||886,653|32,858|919,511|1,089,901|
|4.|GRANT EXPENDITURE|||||
|||2021|2021|2020|2020|
||Grantsapproved|Number|a|Number|£|
||Grants approved during theyear|437|4,690,250|373 =4,295,750||
|||2021|2021|2020|2020|
||Institutions:<br>Grants by classification|Number|£|Number|£|
||Arts and Museums|32|614,750|28|632,000|
||Conservation and Protection|13|49,500|12|281,500|
||Employment, Education and Training|39|438,000|28|296,000|
||Homelessness and Housing|40|505,500|27|380,500|
||Leisure, Recreation and Youth<br>Medical<br>Offenders|78<br>36<br>13|615,500<br>617,000<br>153,000|70<br>23<br>18|604,000<br>303,500<br>187,500|
||SocialWelfare|186|1,697,000|167|1,610,750|
||Grants approved during the year|437|4,690,250|373|4,295,750|
||Nograntsaremadetoindividuals.|||||



As the support costs are so low, any attempt to apportion them between grant classifications would be unhelpful. 

Details of grants awarded during the year under review are given in a separate report titled Grants Awarded 2020/21 which is available from the Charity’s correspondent address or is accessible through the website of the Charity Commission. This list also includes an analysis by location category. 

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|---|---|---|
|NOTES TO THE FINANCIALSTATEMENTS|||
|Yearended 5 April 2021|||
|ALLOCATION OF SUPPORTCOSTS|||
|All supportcosts are allocated to theone activity ofgrantmaking.|||
||2021|2020|
||£|£|
|Administration and accountancy fees<br>Grant distribution charges<br>Subscriptions<br>Sundries<br>Governance costs (see note6)|37,489<br>7,774<br>5,832<br>5,202<br>19,827|51,984<br>8,219<br>5,142<br>355<br>17,080|
||76,124|82,780|



5. ALLOCATION OF SUPPORT COSTS 

The trust neither employs any staff nor pays any rent, rates or other similar outgoings or overheads, the trustees being of the opinion that all necessary services are more efficiently and economically provided as and when necessary by outside service providers. Costs are apportioned as advised by these providers. 

6. GOVERNANCE COSTS 

|GOVERNANCE COSTS|||
|---|---|---|
||2021|2020|
||£|£|
|Administrationand accountancyfees<br>Auditfee (see note 7)<br>Previous auditor's fee re2020<br>Trustees’ expenses (see note 8)|10,625<br>6,300<br>1,400<br>42|11,056<br>-<br>5,100<br>451|
|Trustees’ remuneration (see note 8)|788|473|
|Legal fees|672|-|
||19,827|17,080|



7. AUDITOR’S REMUNERATION 

The auditor's remuneration amounts to an audit fee of £6,300 (2020: £6,500). 

8. TRUSTEES’ AND KEY MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL REMUNERATION AND EXPENSES As provided in the Settlement Deed, each trustee receives a fixed sum of £157.50 per annum. 

The trustees were reimbursed for out-of-pocket travel and subsistence expenses amounting to £42 (2020: £451). The number of trustees who received reimbursement was 2 (2020: 3). 

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THE 29TH MAY 1961 CHARITABLE TRUST 

. 

## NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 

## Year ended 5 April 2021 

|9.|INVESTMENT ASSETS|||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
||||Investment<br>properties||Quoted<br>investments|Unquoted<br>investment.||2021<br>Total|2020<br>Total|
||||E||£|£||E|£|
||Marketvalue at6 April 2020<br>Acquisitions<br>Sale proceeds<br>Investment gains/(losses)||4,243,000<br>-<br>(405,069)<br>(530,731)||93,698,780<br>2,952,559<br>(5,943,027)<br>30,181,808|22,674<br>-<br>(22,674)<br>-||97,964,454<br>2,952,559<br>(6,370,770)<br>29,651,077|111,483,002<br>26,601,309<br>(29,183,918)<br>(10,935,939)|
||Market value at 5April 2021||3,307,200||120,890,120|-|124,197,320||97,964,454|
||Analysis of market at5 April|2021||||||||
||||||UK|Overseas||2021|2020|
||||||£|£||Total<br>£,|Total<br>£|
||Investment properties||||3,307,200|-||3,307,200|4,243,000|
||Quoted investments|||||||||
||Fixed interest|||||||||
||Direct||||13,425|-||13,425|16,554|
||Indirect<br>Equity||||3,962,892|11,332||3,974,224|4,035,220|
||Direct||||229,810|-||229,810|204,373|
||Indirect||||94,236,779|22,435,882|116,672,661||89,442,633|
||Unquoted investment|||||||||
||Equity|||||||||
||Indirect||||-|-||-|22,674|
||||||101,750,106|22,447,214|124,197,320||97,964,454|
||Material investments representing over5%|||5%|ofthevalue ofthe|total investment assets ofthe|||thecharity:-|
||||||||||Market Value|
||||||||||£|
||Ruffer Total Return Fund||||||||22,550,161|
||Black Rock Ishares US Equity||Index Fund||||||13,242,106|
||Kiltearn Global Equity Fund||||||||11,973,156|
||Trinity Street Global Equity|Fund|||||||11,267,338|
||Heronbridge UK Equity Fund|||:|||||10,881,065|
||J.O. Hambro UKGrowth Fund||||||||10,845,528|
||Lindsell Train Global Equity Fund||||||||10,263,005|
||BIEF UK Specialist Equity Fund||||||||6,303,340|
||BlackRockDynamicDiversifiedGrowth||||||||5,369,200|



||The investment properties were revalued at 5 April 2021 by various <br>and significant assumptions used toascertain the fairvaluewerethe <br>interests subject to and with the benefit ofthe existing leases.|chartered surveyors. The methods<br> currentmarket valueof the freehold|chartered surveyors. The methods<br> currentmarket valueof the freehold|
|---|---|---|---|
|10.|DEBTORS|2021|2020|
||Amounts falling due within one year|£|£|
||Rents receivable|16,054|34,827|
||Prepayment|18,245|12,600|
|||34,299|41,427|



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THE 29TH MAY 1961 CHARITABLE TRUST 

## NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 

## Year ended 5 April 2021 

|11.|CREDITORS:AMOUNTS FALLING DUE WITHIN ONEYEAR|||
|---|---|---|---|
|||2021|2020|
||Grants payable (note 14)<br>Accruals|£<br>1,944,750<br>127,627|e<br>1,817,000<br>197,427|
||.|||
|||2,072,377|2,014,427|
|12.|CREDITORS:AMOUNTS FALLING DUE AFTERMORETHANONEYEAR|||
|||2021|2020|
|||£|£|
||Grants payable (note 14)|824,750|1,070,000|
|13.|ANALYSISOF NETASSETSBETWEENTHE FUNDS|||
|||2021|2020|
|||£|£|
||Fixed asset investments|127,814,604|101,392,946|
||Other net liabilities|(32,858)|(85,803)|
|||127,781,746|101,307,143|
||The net assets relate solely tothe expendable endowment fund.|||
|14.|GRANTCOMMITMENT RECONCILIATION|||
|||2021|2020|
|||£|£|
||Commitment at the start oftheyear|||
||Payable in less than one year (note 11)<br>Payable in morethan oneyear (note 12)|1,817,000<br>1,070,000|1,890,500<br>1,151,500|
|||2,887,000|3,042,000|
||Grants committed during theyear (note 4)<br>Grants paid during the year|4,690,250<br>(4,807,750)|4,295,750<br>(4,450,750)|
||Commitment at the end ofthe year|||
||Payable in less than one year (note 11)<br>Payable in morethan oneyear (note 12)|1,944,750<br>824,750|1,817,000<br>1,070,000|
|||2,769,500|2,887,000|



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## THE 29TH MAY 1961 CHARITABLE TRUST 

NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Year ended 5 April 2021 

## 15. RECONCILIATION OF NET INCOME/(EXPENDITURE) TO NET CASH FLOW FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES 


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||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|2021|2020|
|£|£|
|Net income|/ (expenditure)|for year|26,474,603|(13,266,248)|
|Dividend|income|(2,002,297)|(2,588,893)|
|Rental|income|(310,126)|(382,121)|
|Interest|receivable|(181,988)|(167,108)|
|(Gains)|/|Losses|on|investments|(29,651,077)|10,935,939|
|Decrease|in|debtors|13,128|6,998|
|Decrease|in|creditors|(187,300)|(11,182)|
|Net cash|flow from|operating|activities|(5,845,057)|(5,472,615)|

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16. OPERATING LEASES — LESSOR 

The charity leases out the investment properties under non-cancellable operating leases for the following future minimum lease payments. There are no contingent rents: 


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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|2021|2020|
|E|£|
|Within|one|year|244,170|314,024|
|Between two|and|five|years|677,160|607,332|
|In|over|five years|99,583|-|
|1,020,913|921,356|

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## 17. CONTROLLING PARTY 

The charity is controlled by its trustees. 

18. RELATED PARTY TRANSACTION 

G.R. Cox, trustee, is a partner of Dafferns LLP. Dafferns LLP provided administrative and accountancy services to the charity in the year totalling £55,314 (2020: £38,880). 

19. FINANCIAL COMMITMENTS 

There were no financial commitments at the year end. 

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THE 29TH MAY 1961 CHARITABLE TRUST 

## NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Year ended 5 April 2021 

20. STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES FOR THE YEAR ENDED 57 APRIL 2020 

|||||Expendable|||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
||INCOME FROM:|Notes|Income<br>fund<br>£|endowment<br>fund<br>£|2020<br>Total<br>£|2019<br>Total<br>£|
||Investment Income|2|3,138,122|-|3,138,122|4,204,092|
||TOTAL INCOME||3,138,122|-|3,138,122|4,204,092|
||EXPENDITURE ON:||||||
||Raising Funds— Investment||||||
||management costs|3|1,004,100|85,801|1,089,901|888 354|
||Charitable Activities: Grant Making||||||
||Grant Expenditure|4|4,295,750|-|4,295,750|3,734,200|
||Grant Related Support Costs|5|82,780|-|82,780|91,529|
||Cost ofgrant making||4,378,530|-|4,378,530|3,825,729|
||TOTAL EXPENDITURE||5,382,630|85,801|5,468,431|4,714,083|
||Net (losses)on investments|9|-|(10,935,939)|(10,935,939)|(2,582,765)|
||NET(EXPENDITURE)/INCOME||(2,244,508)|(11,021,740)|(13,266,248)|(3,092,756)|
||TRANSFERS BETWEEN FUNDS||2,244,508|(2,244,508)|-|-|
||NETMOVEMENT INFUNDS||-|(13,266,248)|(13,266,248)|(3,092,756)|
||RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS||||||
||Fund Balances 6April 2019||-|114,573,391|114,573,391|117,666,147|
|)|||||||
||FundBalances5April2020||-|101,307,143|101,307,143|114,573,391|



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THE 29th MAY 1961 CHARITABLE TRUST 

## GRANTS AWARDED 

YEAR ENDED 

| 

5 APRIL 2021 



## THE 29th MAY 1961 CHARITABLE TRUST 

## Trustees 

P Varney FCA 

AC Jones FCA E C Rantzen B.Sc (Hons), MBA CD Z Martin LL.B G R Cox FCA 

Correspondent Address 

One Eastwood Harry Weston Road Binley Business Park Coventry CV3 2UB 

## Introduction 

The trust is governed by a deed executed by the settlor, the late Miss Helen M Martin of Kenilworth, Warwickshire on 29th May 1961 and is a registered charity, number 200198. 

## Objects and Policies 

The trust is a general grant making trust. The policy of the trustees is to support a wide range of charitable organisations across a broad spectrum, with grants for both capital and revenue purposes. Some grants are one-off, some recurring and others spread over two or three years. The majority of grants are made to organisations within the United Kingdom and preference is given, where possible, to charities operating in the West Midlands, in particular the Coventry and Warwickshire areas. Although the trustees have absolute discretion as regards their grant making policy, they restrict grants to organisations which are registered with the Charity Commission and they do not make grants to individuals. 

## Grant Making Procedure 

The trustees consider grant applications in February, May, August and November of each year and it is their practice to require applications to be accompanied by accounts. In view of the numbers involved and to save costs, grant applications are not acknowledged and unsuccessful applicants are not notified. 



THE 29th MAY 1961 CHARITABLE TRUST 

## Grants awarded for the year ended 5th April 2021 


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||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|Arts and|Museums|32.—si«d£614,750—s—i“‘<«éi«é|£632,000|
|Conservation|and|Protection|13|£49,500|12|£281,500|
|Employment,|Education|and Training|39|£438,000|28|£296,000|
|Homelessness|and|Housing|40|£505,500|27|£380,500|
|Leisure,|Recreation|and|Youth|78|£615,500|70|£604,000|
|Medical|36|£617,000|23|£303,500|
|Offenders|13|£153,000|18|£187,500|
|Social|Welfare|Co|186|_£1,697,000|_|167|_|£1,610,750|
|Grand Total|-437—s«£.4,690,250°|373.|~—Ss-£4,295,750|

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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|bocationLondonandtheSouthOo|2021- No.|2021-|Awarded|2020-No.|2020- Awarded|
|=|| 148|+ ~+‘£1,315,000|+103|~+~ ~~«£701;252|
|Midlands|181|£2,446,500|174|£2,476,498|
|National|72|£638,250|78|£924,500|
|North|35|£281,500|16|£148,500|
|Grand|Total|i|.|437|—«£4,690,250|373|£4,295,750|

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Details of grants awarded are provided in this report 



THE 29th MAY 1961 CHARITABLE TRUST 


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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|Grants Awarded|_|2021|
|University|of|Warwick|ae|
|Towards|the|general|costs|of the|Arts|Centre|£271,000|
|Towards|the|costs|of|providing|USA travel|bursaries|£19,000|
|Royal|West|of England Acadamy|
|Towards|the|costs|of|refurbishing the|art|gallery|in|Bristol|£35,000|
|Godiva|Awakes|Trust|(The)|
|Towards|the|costs|of redeveloping|a|factory|in|Coventry|into|an|arts|hub|£30,000|
|Royal|Shakespeare|Theatre|
|Towards|the|costs|of the|educational|work|of the theatre|in|Stratford-|Upon|-Avon|£30,000|
|Music|of|Life|Foundation|
|Towards|the|costs|of providing|musical|workshops|to|schools|in|the|Midlands|£15,000|
|Acta|Community Theatre|
|Towards the|core|costs|of|a|community theatre|in|Bristol|£15,000|
|Hackney|Shed|Ltd|
|Towards|the|costs|of an|inclusive|theatre|company for young|people|in|East|London|£15,000|
|Bristol|Old|Vic|(The)|
|Towards|the|costs|of theatre|workshops|at schools|in|the|Bristol|area|£15,000|
|UK|Music|Masters|
|Towards|the|costs|of|providing|music|education|to young|people|nationally|£15,000|
|London|Symphony|Orchestra|(The)|
|Towards the|costs|of|a|music|programme|for|people|with|learning|difficulties|living|in|Tower|
|Hamlets,|Hackney|and|Islington,|London|£15,000|
|Open|Theatre|
|Towards|the|costs|of a|theatre|in|Coventry|helping|people|with|learning|difficulties|£12,000|
|Saffron|Hall|
|Towards the|core|costs|of running|a|concert|hall|in|Saffron|Walden|£10,000|
|National|Art|Collections|Fund|
|Towards|the|costs|of funding|the|purchase|of art|by|institutions|£10,000|
|Pimlico|Opera|
|Towards|the|costs|of|providing singing|classes for|children|in|22|schools|in|various|parts|of|
|England|£9,000|
|Anjali|Dance Company|
|Towards|the|costs|of providing dance|tuition,|workshops|and|performance|opportunities|to|
|people|with|learning|difficulties|£9,000|
|Otaker|Kraus|Music|Trust|(The)|
|Towards|the|costs|of helping vulnerable|people|nationally through|music therapy|£9,000|
|Equal|Arts|
|Towards|the|costs|of supporting|isolated|people|in|North|East|England|through|creative|
|activities|£9,000|
|Singing|for|Pleasure|
|Towards|the|costs|of|a|young conductors|programme|for talented young|musicians|£8,250|
|National|Portrait|Gallery|
|Towards|the|costs|of art workshops|for young|people|in|Coventry|£7,000|
|Darts|
|Towards|the|costs|of programmes|in|Doncaster giving|children|and|young|people|access to|
|high|quality|arts and|creative|activities|£6,000|
|Wriggle|Dance|Theatre|
|Towards|the|costs|of running community|dance|projects|in|the|Coventry|area|£6,000|

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THE 29th MAY 1961 CHARITABLE TRUST 

|Play House (Birmingham) (The)||
|---|---|
|Towardsthe costs ofproducinga playto help raisethe awareness ofknifecrime|£6,000|
|St. Just & District Trust||
|Towards the costs ofperformances ofThe Ordinalia, a trilogy ofmiracle plays|£5,000|
|London Chamber Orchestra||
|Towardsthe costs of"MusicJunction", a music education and outreach project|£5,000|
|Jacksons Lane||
|Towardsthe costs ofrefurbishingthetheatre in Archway, London|£5,000|
|Coastal Forces HeritageTrust||
|Towardsthe costs ofa new naval heritage museum in Portsmouth|£5,000|
|British Youth Opera||
|Towardsthe costs ofrunning master classwekends for training people in opera production|£5,000|
|Outside Edge TheatreCompany||
|Towardsthe running costs of the theatre in London focussing on addiction|£5,000|
|Re-Form Heritage||
|Towards the costs ofattemptingto preserve the Bell Foundry in Whitechapel, London|£5,000|
|Grants below£5,000|£3,500|
|ArtsandMuseumsTotal|£614,750|





## THE 29th MAY 1961 CHARITABLE TRUST 

|Conservation and Protection<br>Horatio'sGarden SS|oe<br> rrr|
|---|---|
|Towards the costs ofmaintainingthe gardens at a spinal injury centre in Oswestry|£15,000|
|Suffolk Building Conservation Trust||
|Towards the costs ofrepairs to Little Hall in Lavenham, Suffolk|£5,000|
|District Church Council of St Leonards||
|Towards the costs ofrepairs to the community hall of a church in London|£5,000|
|Manchester Historic Building Trust||
|Towards the costs ofdeveloping Elizabeth Gaskell's House in Manchester|£5,000|
|Grants below£5,000|£19,500|
|ConservationandProtectionTotal|£49,500|





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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|Employment, Education|and Training|
|City Gateway|COEa|
|Towards|the|costs|of various|programmes|to|help|young|people|into employment|in|London|£60,000|
|Coventry|University|
|Towards the|provision|of bursaries|for female|engineering students|£45,000|
|Economist|Educational|Foundation|(The)|
|Towards|the|costs|of news|clubs|enabling young|people|in|state|schools|to|engage|in|
|discussion|about|news|and|current|affairs|£24,000|
|Achievement|For|All|
|Towards|the|costs|of programmes|supporting|low|achieving|pupils|at|schools|in|the West|
|Midlands|£22,500|
|Severn|Valley|Railway|Charitable|Trust|
|Towards the|costs|of a|heritage|apprenticeship|sceme|£21,000|
|St.|Mary|Le|Bow Young|Homeless|Charity|
|Towards|the|costs|of|helping|homeless|young|people|and young|ex-offenders|into|
|employment|£15,000|
|Sandwell|Youth|in|Action|
|Towards|the|costs|of helping young|people|in|Sandwell,|Birmingham|into employment|£15,000|
|Llamau|
|Towards|the|costs|of employment|programmes|for young|people|at|risk|of|homelessness|
|across|Wales|£15,000|
|Employability|UK|
|Towards|the|costs|of helping young|people|in|Coventry|into|employment|£15,000|
|Coach|Core|Foundation|
|Towards|the|costs|of|providing|sporting|apprenticeships|to young|people|in|Birmingham|£15,000|
|School|Food|Matters|
|Towards|the|costs|of programmes|in|schools|in|London|to|support|enviromental|and|health|
|education|£15,000|
|Tir|Coed|
|Towards|the|costs|of|running woodcraft|projects|for unemployed|and|disadvantaged|people|
|in|Wales|£15,000|
|Street|League|
|Towards|the|costs|of a|sports|and|employability|acadamy|for young|people|in|Birmingham|£15,000|
|Birkbeck|University|of London|
|Towards|the|costs|of a|programme|enabling|migrants|to|access|university|education|£15,000|
|LEAP|
|Towards|the|costs|of training young|people|in|South|London|to|avoid|gang|related|violence|£12,000|
|Social|Mobility|Foundation|
|Towards|the|costs|of supporting|disadvantaged|young|people|from|the West|Midlands|to|
|access|universities|£9,000|
|London|Village|Network|
|Towards|the|costs|of developing|an|app|to|help young|people|in|London|to|access|available|
|career and job|opportunities|£9,000|

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THE 29th MAY 1961 CHARITABLE TRUST 


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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|English|for Action|
|Towards|the|costs|of providing|free|English|classes|for|migrants|and|refugees|across|London|£9,000|
|Key|(The)|
|Towards the|costs|of|a|specific|programme|to|develop young|people|in|the|Northeast|of|
|England|£9,000|
|Crumbs|Project|(The)|
|Towards|the|costs|of a|catering|training|centre|for vulnerable|adults|in|Bournemouth|£9,000|
|Endeavour|
|Towards|the|core|costs|of|an|organisation|supporting unemployed|and|disadvantaged|young|
|people|in|Sheffield|in|a|variety|of ways|£9,000|
|Home|to|Work|Ltd|
|Towards|the|costs|of various|programmes|to|get|people|in|Cumbria|back to work|£9,000|
|Bullies|Out|
|Towards|the|costs|of providing|educational|workshops|and|training|for|children|who|have|
|been|bullied|or|bully others|£7,500|
|Fairfield|Farm|Trust|
|Towards|the|costs|of a|new|indoor arena|for an|organisation|in|Wiltshire|providing training|
|and|vocational work experience|£7,500|
|Engineering|Development|Trust|(The)|
|Towards|the|costs|of|running technology,|engineering and|maths|activities|in|primary and|
|secondary schools|in|London|£6,000|
|Quest|for|Learning|
|Towards the|costs|of|a|literacy|project|for children|in the|Oxford|area who struggle|with|their|
|reading|£6,000|
|Portesbury|Partnerships|
|Towards|the|costs|of equipment|for|a|school|in|Kemsing,|Kent|catering for young|people|with|
|severe|learning|difficulties|£6,000|
|Harrington|
|Towards|the|costs|of supporting young|people|in|North|London|with|learning|difficulties|and|
|disabilities|to|achieve|qualifications|to|enable them|to|obtain|employment|£5,000|
|Grants|below|£5,000|£17,500|
|Employment,|Education|and Training Total|£438,000|

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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|Homelessness|a|nd|Housing|—|
|Crisis|e|—|_|
|Towards|the|core|costs|of a|national|charity for homeless|people|£50,000|
|St.|Basils|
|Towards|the|costs|of providing|hostel|accommodation|for homeless|young|people|in|
|Birmingham|£50,000|
|Gilgal|Birmingham|
|Towards|the|costs|of|providing accommodation|for women|who|have|suffered|abuse|in|
|Birmingham|£30,000|
|Coventry|Cyrenians|Ltd.|
|Towards|the|costs|of providing|a|range|of accommodation|and|support to|homeless|people|in|
|Coventry|and|Warwickshire|£27,000|
|Spring|Housing|Association|
|Towards|the|costs|of converting|a|department|store|in|Stratford-upon-Avon|into|
|accomodation|for the|homeless|£25,000|
|Connection|at|St.|Martin's|(The)|
|Towards|the|running|costs|of providing accommodation|for|homeless|people|in|London|£25,000|
|Good|Shepherd|Wolverhampton|
|Towards|the|costs|of operating|a|daily food|service|for|rough|sleepers|in|Wolverhampton|£22,500|
|Cirencester|Housing|for Young|People|
|Towards|the|costs|of supported|accommodation|for vulnerable|homeless|young|people|in|the|
|Cirencester|area|£20,000|
|Jesus|Centres|Trust|
|Towards|the|costs|of supporting|homeless|people|in|Coventry|in|a|variety|of ways|£15,000|
|Spires|Centre|(The)|
|Towards|the|costs|of supporting women|rough|sleepers|in|Lambeth,|London|£15,000|
|City Gates Community|Project|
|Towards|the|costs|of feeding|homeless|people|across|Brighton|and|Hove|£15,000|
|999|Club|(The)|
|Towards|the|costs|of a|link worker|helping to|find|accommodation|for|homeless|people|in|
|Lewisham,|London|£15,000|
|Depaul|UK|
|Towards|the|running|costs|of providing accommodation|for|homeless|young|people|
|nationally|£10,000|
|Passage|(The)|
|Towards|the|running|costs|of a|day centre|and|hostel|for homeless|people|in|Victoria,|London|£10,000|
|Marylebone|Project|
|Towards|the|costs|of supporting|homeless women|at two|centres|in|London|£10,000|
|St.|Anne's|Hostel|
|Towards|the|costs|of providing temporary|accommodation|for|rough|sleepers|in|Birmingham|£10,000|
|Shelter|
|Towards|the|general|costs|of a|national|homelessness|charity|£10,000|
|Dudley|Lodge|
|Towards|the|costs|of supporting|disadvantaged|families|in|Coventry|£10,000|
|Trinity|Winchester|
|Towards|the|costs|of a|new|residential|building for a|drop-in|centre|in|Winchester offering|
|services|to women|suffering from|domestic violence|and|abuse|£10,000|

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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|Emmaus|Sussex|a:|
|Towards|the|costs|of improvements|to|their accommodation|block|£10,000|
|Justice|
|CHESSTowardsHomelessthe|costs|of a|project|promoting|a|housing|dispute|service||£10,000|
|Towards|the|costs|of a|refuge|for homeless|people|in|Chelmsford|£9,000|
|Life|2009|
|Towards|the|costs|of a|house|in|Walsall|supporting|homeless|young women|at|risk|£9,000|
|Pathways|to|Independence|
|Towards|the|costs|of supporting|homeless|people|in|Kent|ina|variety|of ways|£8,000|
|Caring|in|Bristol|
|Towards the|costs|of caring for|homeless|people|in|Bristol|in|a|variety|of ways|£7,500|
|inHope|
|Towards|the|costs|of providing various|services|to|rough|sleepers|and|the|homeless|in|Bristol|£7,500|
|YMCA|Ryedale|
|Towards|the|costs|of|providing accommodation|and|support|to young|people|in|Malton,|
|North|Yorkshire|£6,000|
|Sussex|Night|Stop|
|Towards|the|costs|of|providing|safe|accommodation|to|rough|sleepers|in|the|Brighton|area|£6,000|
|Whitehaven|Community|Trust|
|Towards|the|costs|of providing|accommodation|for vulnerable|young|people|in|two|hostels|in|
|Whitehaven,|Cumbria|£6,000|
|Health|Bus|Trust|
|Towards|the|costs|of a|bus that serves|as|a|mobile|clinic for|rough|sleepers|in|the|
|Bournemouth|area|,|£5,000|
|Providence|Row|
|Towards|the|running|costs|of hostels|for homeless|people|in|London|£5,000|
|St.|Mungo's|Broadway|
|Towards|the|costs|of various|projects|for homeless|people|in|London|£5,000|
|Hope|4|Rugby|
|Towards|the|costs|of supporting|homeless|people|in|Rugby|in|a|variety|of ways|£5,000|
|Centrepoint|
|Towards|the|costs|of|national|projects|for homeless|people|£5,000|
|Penrose|Options|
|Towards|the|running|costs|of providing support|and|accommodation|for|homeless|young|
|people|leaving|prison|£5,000|
|Spear|
|Towards|the|costs|of a|skills|development|programme|for|homeless|and|vulnerable|people|in|
|South|West|London|£5,000|
|Brick|by|Brick|
|Towards|the|costs|of|renovating|a|building|to|house|homeless|individuals|and|families|in|
|Peckham,|London|£5,000|
|Grants|below £5,000|£7,000|
|Homelessness|and|Housing Total|£505,500|

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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|Leisure,|Recreation andYouth|ee|
|Coventry|&|Warwickshire|Award Trust|
|Towards|the|running|costs|of sports|centres|in|Coventry|providing|facilities|for|under-|
|privileged|communities|£100,000|
|Young|People|First|(Midlands)|
|Towards the|running|costs|of an|organisation|which|provides|services|to|its|member groups|in|
|Warwickshire|£28,000|
|Federation|of|London|Youth|Clubs|
|Towards|the general funds|ofthe|Federation,|which|provides|services|to|its|member groups|in|
|London|£25,000|
|'|Midland|Sports|Centre|for the|Disabled|
|Towards|the|running|costs|of a|sports|centre|in|Coventry|for|people|with|disabilities|£20,000|
|Level|Water|
|Towards|the|costs|of providing swimming|facilities|for disabled|children|in|the West|Midlands|£15,000|
|Birmingham|Scouts|
|Towards|the|costs|of creating scouting|opportunities|for young|people|in|Birmingham|£15,000|
|Family|Holiday|Association|
|Towards|the|provision|of|holidays|for families|in|need|£15,000|
|Just|for|Kids|Law|
|Towards|the|costs|of campaigning|to|ensure|children|and|young|people|in|the|UK|have|their|
|legal|rights|and|entitlements|respected|£15,000|
|Social|Training|Activities|&|Recreational|Sport|
|Towards|the|costs|of running|physical|activity|programmes|at|a|leisure|centre|in|Coventry|£12,000|
|Campus|Children's|Holidays|
|Towards|the|costs|of providing|residential|holidays|for deprived|children|from|Merseyside|£12,000|
|Special|Olympics|West|Midlands|Ski|Group|
|Towards the|costs|of assisting|disabled|skiers|in|the|West|Midlands|£12,000|
|ACE|Youth|Trust|
|Towards|the|costs|of a|project|mentoring vulnerable|young people|in|Derbyshire|£12,000|
|Sunshine|Wishes|Children's|Charity|
|Towards|the|costs|of providing|holidays|for young|people from|Scotland who|have terminal|
|illness|£12,000|
|Leeds|Space|Network|
|Towards|the|costs|of|providing weekly groups|for teenagers|from|inner-city|Leeds|£12,000|
|Sports|Aid|
|Towards|the|costs|of supporting young|athletes|from the West|Midlands|£10,000|
|Dame|Kelly|Holmes|Trust|
|Towards|the|costs|of running|athletics|programmes|at two|schools|in|Birmingham|£10,000|
|Bradby|Club|
|Towards|the|core|costs|of the|club for young|people|in|Rugby|£10,000|
|Coventry|Boys|and|Girls|Club|
|Towards the|core|costs|of the|club|£10,000|
|Coventry Swimming|Club|
|Towards the|costs|of a|disability swimming|initiative|£10,000|
|Treloar|Trust|
|Towards the|costs|of an|outdoor|learning|centre|in|Hampshire|for young|people who|have|
|complex visual|disabilities|£10,000|

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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|Guy's|Gift|
|Towards|the|costs|of supporting|bereaved|children|and young|people throughout|
|Warwickshire|£9,000|
|myAFK|
|Towards|the|costs|of providing|specialist|equipment to|disabled|children|£9,000|
|Eastside|Community|Trust|
|Towards|the|costs|of running the|playground|in|Bristol|£9,000|
|Pontllanfraith|Children's|Contact|Centre|
|Towards the|costs|of a|children's|contact|centre|in|Merthyr|Tydfil|£9,000|
|Revive|Healthy|Living|
|Towards|the|costs|of holidays|for disadvantaged|children|from|the|Derby|area|£9,000|
|Notts|County|FC Community|Programme|
|Towards|the|costs|of running|exercise|classes|for cancer|sufferers|in|the|Nottingham|area|£9,000|
|Platform|
|Towards|the|costs|of a|cricket|programme|for disadvantaged|young|people|in|Tower|Hamlets,|
|London|£9,000|
|Kenelm|Youth|Trust|
|Towards the|costs|of providing|educational|and|recreational|facilites|to young|people|in|the|
|West|Midlands|£9,000|
|Low|Mill|Outdoor|Centre|
|Towards|the|costs|of running|outdoor|activities|for young|people|at|a|centre|in|Yorkshire|£9,000|
|KIDS|
|Towards|the|running|costs|of adventure|playgrounds|in|London|£8,000|
|Durham|Association|of Boys|and|Girls|Clubs|
|Towards|the|core|costs|of the|association|£7,500|
|Poole|Communities|Trust|
|Towards|the|costs|of a|new outdoor|multi-use games|facility|in|Bourne,|Dorset|£7,500|
|Outward|Bound|Trust|(The)|
|Towards|the|costs|of|providing|places|on|outward|bound|courses|£7,000|
|Youth|Adventure|Trust|
|Towards|the|costs|of an|adventure|programme|for disadvantaged|children|in|Wiltshire|and|
|Swindon|£6,000|
|Pelton|Community|Association|
|Towards|the|costs|of a|youth|centre|in|Pelton,|Durham|£6,000|
|British|Disabled|Angling|Association|
|Towards|the|costs|of offering|angling|opportunities to|disabled|children|and young|people|in|
|the West|Midlands|£6,000|
|West|Coast|Crash|Wheelchair|Rugby|
|Towards|the|costs|of providing equipment for the|club that|operates|in|North|West|England|£6,000|
|All|Saints|Youth|Project|
|Towards the|costs|of running various schemes|to|help disadvantaged young|people|in|Kings|
|Heath,|Birmingham|£6,000|
|Childline|
|Towards the|costs|of providing|a|national|helpline|for|children|and young|people|£6,000|
|St.|Mary &|St.|Margaret's|CE|Primary|School|
|Towards|the|costs|of extending the|playground|at|a|school|in|Castle|Bromwich,|Birmingham|£5,000|

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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|Willow|Trust|
|Towards the|costs|of providing|canal|holidays|for disabled|children|and|adults|£5,000|
|Country Trust|(The)|
|Towards the|costs|of educational|visits|to|the|countryside|for young|children|from|inner|city|
|areas|£5,000|
|Lake|District|Calvert|Trust|(The)|
|Towards|the|costs|of an|outdoor|activity|centre|in|Keswick|for|people|with|disabilities|£5,000|
|Farms|for|City|Children|
|Towards|the|provision|of|practical|experience|of agriculture|and|rural|life|for children|from|
|inner|city|areas|£5,000|
|Shallowfield|Farm|Development|Project|(The)|
|Towards|the|costs|of running|residential|visits|for|inner|city|children|at|a farm|on|Dartmoor|£5,000|
|Grants|below|£5,000|£73,500|
|Leisure,|Recreation|and Youth|Total|£615,500|

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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|Moorfields|Eye|Hospital|t|
|Towards|the|costs|of a|new|centre|at the|hospital|in|London|£200,000|
|Macmillan|Cancer|Support|
|Towards|the|core|funding|for the|national|cancer|counselling telephone|line|£50,000|
|Birmingham|Women's|and|Children's|NHS|Foundation|Trust|
|Towards|the|costs|of|a|specialist|maternity|centre|at|the|hospital|in|Birmingham|£50,000|
|Child|Brain|Injury Trust|
|Towards|the|costs|of supporting|children|in|the|Midlands|suffering|brain|injury|£22,500|
|Street|Doctors|
|Towards|the|costs|of training young|people|in|emergeny|first|aid|£15,000|
|Baby|Lifeline|
|Towards|the|costs|of researching|maternity|training|in|the|NHS|£15,000|
|Mercia|MS Therapy|Centre|
|Towards|the|costs|of providing therapy|for|multiple|sclerosis|sufferers|in|Coventry|£15,000|
|Stroke|Association|
|Towards|the|costs|of their|national|helpline|£15,000|
|Penny|Brohn|UK|
|Towards|the|costs|of assisting|people|in|the West|Midlands|to|live|with|cancer|£15,000|
|Whizz-Kidz|
|Towards|the|costs|of supporting young|wheelchair|users|nationally|£15,000|
|Cancer|Support|UK|
|Towards|the|costs|of various|projects|supporting|cancer|patients|in|Warwickshire|£15,000|
|Beat|
|Towards|the|costs|of a|helpline|for|people|suffering from|eating|disorders|£15,000|
|Footsteps|Foundation|
|Towards|the|costs|of|providing|physiotherapy|for severely|disabled|children|in|the|West|
|Midlands|£15,000|
|Headway|Norfolk|
|Towards|the|costs|of providing|support|to|people|suffering|brain|injuries|in|Norfolk|£15,000|
|Movement|Centre|(The)|
|Towards|the|costs|of providing|therapy training to|disabled|children|in|the|Oswestry|area|£12,000|
|Scottish|Cot|Death|Trust|
|Towards|the|costs oftraining|professionals|to|advise|parents|on|how to|reduce|cot|deaths|in|
|Scotland|£12,000|
|Tourettes|Action|
|Towards|the|costs|of providing|support to|people|suffering from|Tourette Syndrome|£12,000|
|South|Warwickshire|NHS|Foundation|Trust|
|Towards|the|costs|of|purchasing|alarmed|beds for|patients|at Warwick|Hospital|£10,000|
|Alzheimers|Society|
|Towards|the|core|costs|of|[the]|[national]|[charity]|[dealing]|[with]|[care]|[and]|[research]|[into]|[all][ forms]|[of]|
|dementia|£10,000|
|Orthopaedic|Institute|Limited|(The)|
|Towards|the|costs|of equipment|for the|orthopaedic|hospital|in|Oswestry|£10,000|
|Dementia|Support|
|Towards|the|costs|of a|centre|near Chichester|providing|support|for dementia|sufferers|£9,000|

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|Demelza Hospice Care for Children||
|---|---|
|Towardsthe costs of residential and home-based care forfamilies in South East England|£9,000|
|Asperger East Anglia||
|Towards the costs ofsupporting people in East Anglia and nationallywho sufferfrom the||
|disease|£9,000|
|DEBRA||
|Towards the core costs ofa national charitysupporting people with the incurable genetic skin||
|disease EB|£8,000|
|MigraineTrust (The)||
|Towards the core costs ofthe national charity providing information on the disease|£6,000|
|Action for ME||
|Towards the core costs ofthe national crisis support and advocacyservice for people with ME|£6,000|
|Action on Addiction||
|Towards the costs of a volunteer programme in Liverpool supporting people with addiction||
|problems|£6,000|
|FND FrieNDs||
|Towards the costs ofsupporting people with functional neurological disorder nationally|£5,000|
|Young Dementia UK||
|Towards the costs ofexpanding their digital service provision forpeople sufferingfrom young||
|onset dementia|£5,000|
|George Eliot Hospital NHS Trust||
|Towards the costs ofcreating a garden in the stroke rehabilitation unit atthe hospital in||
|Nuneaton|£5,000|
|North Bedfordshire Hospice Care Ltd||
|‘Towards the costs refurbishingthe patients’daylounge at a hospice in Bedford|£5,000|
|National Rheumatoid Arthritis Society (The)||
|Towardsthe costs ofsupporting sufferers ofthe disease nationally|£5,000|
|Grants below£5,000|£500|
|MedicalTotal|£617,000|





THE 29th MAY 1961 CHARITABLE TRUST 

|NACRO||
|---|---|
|Towards the core costs ofan organisation involved with the care and resettlement of||
|offenders|£30,000|
|Cleveland HousingAdvice Centre||
|Towards the costs ofsupporting prisoners and ex-offenders in theTees Valley area|£15,000|
|Irene TaylorTrust (The)||
|Towards the costs of musical programmes with people in oron the fringes ofthe criminal||
|justicesystem|£15,000|
|Only Connect||
|Towards the costs ofsupporting offenders on release from HMP Feltham and Pentonville|£15,000|
|Conservation Foundation (The)||
|Towards the costs ofrestoring an orchard atHMP Onley nearRugby|£15,000|
|NEPACS||
|Towards the core costs ofan organisation providingsupport for prisoners and their families at||
|prisons and in court in the North East of England|£15,000|
|Transition UK||
|Towards the costs ofa hub in Hemel Hempstead helpingyoung offenders|£12,000|
|Prisoners Education Trust||
|Towards the core costs ofan organisation providing education and training opportunities for||
|prisoners|£10,000|
|Prison Reform Trust||
|Towards the costs ofcampaigningfor prison reform and running an advice line for prisoners|£10,000|
|CGL||
|Towards the costs ofthe rehabilitation and resettlement ofoffenders, ex-offenders and their||
|families|£5,000|
|New Bridge (The)||
|Towards the costs ofassistance to prisoners both in prison and followingtheir release|£5,000|
|Grants below £5,000|£6,000|
|OffendersTotal|£153,000|





THE 29th MAY 1961 CHARITABLE TRUST 

||Social Welfare<br>__<br>Heart ofEnglandCommunity Foundationoe|_<br>eee|_<br>eee|_<br>eee|
|---|---|---|---|---|
||Towards the costs ofsupporting disadvantaged people in theWest Midlands area duringthe||||
||coronavirus emergency.||£50,000||
||Towards the core costs ofthefoundation||£35,000||
||Towards the provision ofsmall regulargrants to a variety ofcharities in the Coventry&||||
||Warwickshire area||£14,000||
|_|Towards the provision ofsmall grants in the Coventry & Warwickshire area||£5,000||
||Acorns Black Country Hospice||||
||Towards the core costs of a childrens' hospice in Birmingham||£75,000||
||Childhood Trust (The)||||
||Towards the costs ofsupporting in a variety ofways children in poverty in London||£60,000||
||Felix Project (The)||||
||Towards the costs ofa London organisation working with food suppliers and charities to||||
||reduce food waste and food poverty||£45,000||
||Abbeyfield Midlands (West) Region||||
||To providing grants to societies in the Midlands to update theirsheltered|accommodation|£35,000||
||Life Path Trust||||
||Towards the costs ofcaringfor people with learning difficulties in Coventry||£25,000||
||Birmingham Settlement||||
||Towards the running costs of a charity providing services forthe disadvantaged in||||
||Birmingham||£25,000||
||OnSide Youth Zones||||
||Towards the costs ofsupportingyoung people with mental health problems ina variety of||||
||locations||£21,000||
||Aldates CommunityTransformation Initiative||.||
||Towards the costs ofvolunteers supporting disadvantaged people in Oxford||£21,000||
||Solace Women's Aid||||
||Towards the costs ofsupportingwomen and children in London to end the harm done to||||
||them through violence||£21,000|.|
||Foundation for Conductive Education (The)||||
||Towards the costs of a project supporting people with neurological disorders in the Coventry||||
||area||£20,000||
||Myton Hamlet HospiceTrust||||
||Towards the corefunding ofthe hospice in Warwick||£20,000||
||Haven (The)||||
||Towardsthe costs ofsupporting abusedwomen and children inWolverhampton||£18,000||
||Coventry Citizens Advice||||
||Towards the costs ofexpandingtheirtelephone advice service||£18,000||
||Warwickshire Social Inclusion Partnership||||
||Towardsthe costs ofsupporting elderly peoplewith disabilities in Warwickshire||£17,000||
||Coventry Rape & Sexual Abuse Centre Ltd||||
||Towardsthe core costs ofthe centre in Coventry||£15,000||
||Marriage Care||||
||Towards the costs ofproviding marriage guidance services inthe Midlands||£15,000||
||Law Works||||
||Towards the costs ofgivingfree legal supportto people nationallywhocan notobtain legal||||
||aid||£15,000||





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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|Walsall|Society|for the|Blind|
|Towards|the|costs|oftheir outreach|services|£15,000|
|Newlife|
|Towards|the|costs ofspecialist|equipment for disabled|children|in the West|Midlands|£15,000|
|Yeldall|Christian|Centres|
|Towards the|costs|of a|rehabilitation|centre|in|Reading|catering|for|people|to|overcome|
|substance|abuse|£15,000|_|
|Together|for Change|Coventry|&|Warwickshire|
|Towards|the|costs|of providing|support|for vulnerable|children|in|Coventry|£15,000|
|Bethel|Health|&|Healing|Network|
|Towards|the|costs|of supporting|marginalised|and|isolated|pregnant women|in|Birmingham|£15,000|
|Age|UK|
|Towards|the|costs|oftheir|national|information|and|help|line|£15,000|
|Action|for|Refugees|in|Lewisham|
|Towards|the|costs|of supporting|asylum|seekers,|refugees|and|vulnerable|migrants|in|
|Lewisham,|London|£15,000|
|Corby|&|District|Cancer|Care|Project|
|Towards|the|costs|of their|hospice|at|home|project|£15,000|
|Bromley|By Bow|Centre|
|Towards|the|core|costs|of an|integrated|centre|for|medical|and|social|support|for|people|in|
|:|East|London|:|£15,000|
|ABandOfBrothers|
|Towards|the|core|costs|of an|organisation|supporting|disadvantaged|people|in|Leamington|
|Spa|£15,000|
|Healthy|Living|Projects|
|Towards|the|costs|of|a|day|centre|in|Ilford|£15,000|
|Spencer|Contact|
|Towards|the|core|costs|of|a|furniture|re-use|organisation|in|Northampton|£15,000|
|CASBA|
|Towards|the|costs|of|providing|independent|advocacy|and|support|for|adults|with|learning|
|difficulties|in|South|Birmingham|£15,000|
|Coventry|Resource|Centre|for|the|Blind|
|Towards|the|costs|of supporting|the|blind|in|Coventry|£15,000|
|Hot|Line|Meal|Service|
|Towards|the|costs|of delivering|meals|to|frail|and|vulnerable|older|people|in|London|£15,000|
|Deafblind|UK|
|Towards|the|costs|of training|volunteers|to|support|deafblind|people|nationally|£15,000|
|Ykids|
|Towards|the|core|costs|of an|organisation|supporting|in|a|variety|of ways|deprived|families|in|
|Bootle|
|.|£15,000|
|Edwards|Trust|
|Towards|the|costs|of supporting|bereaved|families|in|the West|Midlands|£15,000|
|Hope|for|Justice|
|Towards|the|costs|of a|new|hub|in|Manchester supporting victims|of modern|slavery and|
|human|trafficking|£15,000|
|New|Life|Church|Warwick|_|
|Towards|the|costs|of converting space|to|expand|their foodbank service|in Warwick|£7,500|
|Towards|the|costs|of|a|new van|used|in|distributing food|parcels|to the|needy|in Warwick|£5,000|

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|Tikva|
|Towards|the|costs|of providing support|for adults|with|learning difficulties|and their elderly|
|carers|in|London|£12,000|
|Restore|Collective|
|Towards the|costs|of supporting|deprived|families|in|North|Warwickshire|in|a|variety|of ways|£12,000|
|Dogs|for|Good|
|Towards the|costs|of providing|assistance|dogs|for|disabled|people|in|Coventry|and|
|Warwickshire|£12,000|
|ASIST|
|Towards|the|costs|of providing|an|advocacy service to|people|in|need|in|Staffordshire|£12,000|
|Home|Link|Family|Support|
|Towards|the|costs|of supporting deprived|families|in|Scotland|in|a|variety|of ways|£12,000|
|Care|for|Carers|
|Towards the|costs|of supporting|carers|in|Scotland|in|a|variety|of ways|£12,000|
|Home-Start|South|Warwickshire|
|Towards|the|costs|of supporting vulnerable|families|in|their area|£12,000|
|Safe|Families|for|Children|
|Towards|the|costs|of supporting|families|to|prevent their|children|going|into|foster|care|£12,000|
|Keystone|Foundation|
|Towards|the|costs|of supporting|in|a|variety|of ways|disadvantaged|families|in|the West|
|Midlands|£12,000|
|Wainman|Trust|
|Towards the|costs|of|running|clubs|in|Nottingham|for|people|suffering|from|dementia|£12,000|
|Birmingham|Churches Together|
|Towards|the|costs|of supporting|refugees|and|asylum|seekers|in|Birmingham|£12,000|
|Narthex|Sparkhill|
|Towards|the|general|costs|of a|centre|in|Sparkhill,|Birmingham|supporting|deprived|people|£12,000|
|Lilian|Faithfull|Care|Home|
|Towards|the|costs|of a|care|home|in|Cheltenham|£12,000|
|Age|UK|Warwickshire|
|Towards|the general|costs|of supporting|older|people|in|Warwickshire|£11,000|
|Age|UK|Ealing|
|Towards|the|costs|of|providing|various|services|to the|aged|in|Ealing|£11,000|
|Essex|Respite|&|Care|Centre|
|Towards|the|costs|of supporting|people|in|the|Chelmsford|area|who|have|mental|health|
|problems|£10,500|
|Spadework|
|Towards|the|costs|of|providing|a|variety|of activities|for vulnerable|adults|with|learning|
|difficulties|in|North|West|Kent|£10,000|
|Kent|Autistic|Trust|(The)|
|Towards|the|costs|of a|development|in|Chatham|providing|accommodation|for autistic|people|£10,000|
|Feed|the|Hungry UK|
|Towards|the|costs|of equipment for the foodbank|in|Coventry|£10,000|

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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|Betel|(UK)|
|Towards|the|costs|of an|organisation|rehabilitating the|homeless|and|addicted|in|Birmingham|£10,000|
|Feeding|Coventry|
|Towards|the|costs|of|a|community|food supermarket|in|North|Coventry|£10,000|
|Morton|Hall|Detainee|Visitors|Group|
|Towards|the general|costs|of visitors|to|a|detainee|centre|in|Swinderby,|Lincolnshire|£10,000|
|St.|John|the|Divine|Church|
|Towards|the|costs|of providing|food|to the|disadvantaged|in|Willenhall,|Coventry|£10,000|
|FareShare|
|Towards|the|cost|of|providing foodbanks|across|the|West|Midlands|£10,000|
|Castel|Froma|
|Towards|the|core|costs|of a|residential|care|home|in|Leamington|Spa|£10,000|
|United|St|Saviour's|Charity|
|Towards the|costs|of a|new almshouse|in|Bermondsey,|London|£10,000|
|Foleshill|Baptist|Church|
|Towards|the|costs|of|a|community worker at|a|church|in|Coventry|£10,000|
|Warwick|District|Foodbank|
|Towards|the|costs|of|purchasing|additional|food|to|distribute|to|the|disadvantaged|in|the|
|Warwick|area|during the|coronavirus|emergency|£10,000|
|Heathcote|Parish|Church|
|Towards|the|costs|of|a|new|community|centre|in|Warwick|£10,000|
|Daventry|Contact|
|Towards|the|costs|of various community|projects|in|Daventry|£10,000|
|Beyond|the|Streets|
|Towards|the|costs|of an|organisation|supporting women|to|find|routes|out|of sexual|
|exploitation|nationally|£9,000|
|Groundwork|London|
|Towards|the|costs|of|helping|migrants|and|refugees|improve|their|English|£9,000|
|UCL|Integrated|Legal|Advice|Centre|
|Towards|the|costs|of a|welfare|benefits|advisor|at the|centre|in|Newham,|London|£9,000|
|Hinckley|Salvation Army|Corps|
|Towards|the|costs|of|replacing furniture|in|their centre|in|Hinckley|£9,000|
|Child|Poverty|Action|Group|
|Towards|the|costs|of giving|nationwide|advice|to support families|in|poverty|£9,000|
|Dash|Charity|(The)|
|Towards|the|costs|of|providing|a|range|of services|to|people|experiencing domestic|abuse|in|
|Berkshire|and|Buckinghamshire|£9,000|
|Shine|(East|Norfolk)|
|Towards|the|costs|of providing|a|range|of services|to young|people|with|severe|learning|
|difficulties|at|a|centre|in|Great Yarmouth|£9,000|
|Yellow|Submarine|
|Towards|the|costs|of helping|people|in|Oxford|suffering from|learning|difficulties|and|autism|£9,000|
|Good|Morning|Service|
|Towards|the|costs|of a telephone|befriending service|for vulnerable|older|people|in|Scotland|£9,000|

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|First|Steps|Women's|Centre|
|Towards|the|costs|of|running|health|and|wellbeing|programmes|for vulnerable|women|in|
|Northern|Ireland|£9,000|
|Walking|with|the Wounded|;|
|Towards the|costs|of supporting|ex-service|men|and women|nationally|in|a|variety|of ways|£9,000|
|Oxfordshire|Crossroads|
|Towards|the|costs|of supporting|carers|in|the|Oxford|area|£9,000|
|Emmanuel|Group|of Churches|(The)|
|Towards|the|costs|of providing|meals to|disadvantaged|people|in|the|Northampton|area|£9,000|
|Cornwater|Evergreens|Foundation|Trust|
|Towards|the|costs|of|a|community|club|for|elderly|and|isolated|people|in|Nottingham|£9,000|
|Safety|Net|(UK)|
|Towards|the|costs|of supporting the|recovery|of|those|affected|by|rape,|exploitation|and|
|sexual|and|domestic|abuse|in|Cumbria|£9,000|
|St.|Michael's|Church|
|Towards|the|costs|of redeveloping|their community|café|at|a|church|near Warwick|£8,000|
|Bethel|New|Life|Church|
|Towards the|costs|of|repairs|to|their community|centre|at|a|church|in|Coventry|£8,000|
|Galloways|
|Towards|the|costs|of supporting|people|with|sight|loss|in|the|Sefton|area|in|Lancashire|£7,500|
|Enham|Trust|
|Towards|the|core|costs|of a|residential|home|for|disabled|people|in|Enham,|Hampshire|£7,500|
|Binley|PCC|
|Towards|the|costs|of new|kitchen|facilities|at the|church|in|Coventry|£7,500|
|Desborough|Library and|Community|Hub|
|Towards|the|costs|of|building|improvements|to|the|library|in|Desborough,|Northants|£7,500|
|Minstead|Trust|,|
|Towards|the|cost|of|refurbishing|a|property|to|house|adults|with|learning|difficulties|in|
|Minstead,|Hampshire|£7,500|
|Essex|Dementia|Care|
|Towards|the|costs|of supporting|people|with|dementia|in|Essex|on|a|one|to|one|basis|£6,000|
|Dressability|
|Towards|the|costs|of providing|a|specialist|clothing|adaptation|service|to|people|with|
|disabilities|in|Wiltshire|£6,000|
|Care|for|the|Carers|
|Towards|the|costs|of supporting young|carers|in|East|Sussex|£6,000|
|Bexley|Mencap|
|Towards the|costs|of supporting|people|with|learning|difficulties|in|the|Bexley|area|£6,000|
|Voices|
|Towards|the|costs|of supporting|victims|of domestic abuse|in|the|Bath|area|£6,000|
|London|Wheelchair|Rugby Club|
|Towards the|costs|of equipment for the|club that|operates|in|London|£6,000|
|Swindon|Therapy|Centre|for|Multiple|Sclerosis|
|Towards|the|costs|of improvements|to|the|centre|£5,000|
|Devon|Community|Foundation|
|Towards the|core|costs|of|the|foundation|£5,000|

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|Autism|Bedfordshire|
|Towards|the|costs|of supporting|autistic|people|in|Bedfordshire|in|a|variety of ways|£5,000|
|Samaritans|
|Towards|the|core|costs|of the|national|organisation|£5,000|
|Stockdales|
|Towards the|costs|of converting|properties|in|Manchester|into|residential|homes|for|people|
|with|severe|learning|difficulties|and|serious|health|conditions|£5,000|
|Serve|
|Towards|the|costs|of|supporting|elderly|people|in|Northants|and|Beds|on|discharge from|
|hospital|£5,000|
|Miracles|
|Towards|the|costs|of|providing|respite|breaks|for deprived|people|in|West|Sussex|£5,000|
|Independent Age|
|Towards|the|costs|of supporting|disadvantaged|older people|in|London|£5,000|
|Coventry &|District|Multiple|Sclerosis|Society|
|Towards|the|costs|of|providing|assistance|to|people|with|the|disease|in|Coventry|£5,000|
|Snitterfield|Village|Hall|
|Towards|the|costs|of refurbishing the|village|hall|£5,000|
|Attleborough|Baptist|Church|
|Towards the|costs|of improving|their church|hall|£5,000|
|Enterprise|Club|for|Disabled|People|
|Towards|the|core|costs|of a|club|in|Coventry|providing|various|services|to|its|disabled|
|members|£5,000|
|Surviving|Economic|Abuse|
|Towards|the|costs|of an|on-line forum|to support|victims|of economic abuse|£5,000|
|Warwickshire|&|Northamptonshire|Air Ambulance|
|Towards|the|costs|of|providing an|air ambulance|facility|£5,000|
|Nuneaton|Foodbank|
|Towards|the|costs|of running the foodbank|£5,000|
|Zink|Project|(The)|
|Towards the|costs|of refurbishing the|community|hub supporting vulnerable|people|in|Buxton|£5,000|
|Fifth|Trust|(The)|
|Towards|the|costs|of refurbishing|a|day|centre|in|Barham,|Kent|for|adults|with|learning|
|difficulties|£5,000|
|Barnardo's|
|Towards|the|costs|of supporting children|in|Birmingham|who|have|been|sexually|abused|£5,000|
|Veterans|Farm-able|Foundation|(The)|
|Towards the|costs|of running|outdoor therapeutic|programmes|in|Ivybridge,|Devon for|
|veterans|with|mental|health|problems|£5,000|
|Holbrooks|Community|Care|Association|
|Towards the|costs|of supporting the community|ina|variety|of ways|in|a|deprived|area|of|
|Coventry|£5,000|
|Positive|East|
|Towards|the|costs|of an|HIV|direct|service|organisation|supporting|people|with|the|disease|in|
|East|London|£5,000|
|St.|Paul's|Community|Development|Trust|
|Towards|the|costs|of running|a|community|organisation|in|Balsall|Heath,|Birmingham|£5,000|

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|Centre|404|
|Towards the|costs|of|a|wheelchair-accessible|car for|a|centre|in|North|London|assisting|people|
|with|learning|difficulties|£5,000|
|St.|Richard's|Church|Centre|
|Towards|the|costs|of renovating|the|community|building|at|a|church|in|Kitts|Green,|
|Birmingham|£5,000|
|FareShare|South|West|
|Towards|the|costs|of providing|meals|to|the|disadvantaged|in|the|South|West|of England|£5,000|
|Staying|Put|
|Towards the|costs|of improving the|helpline|of|a|domestic|abuse|and|sexual|violence|charity|
|working|across|West|and South|Yorkshire|£5,000|
|Anne|Robson|Trust|
|Towards|the|costs|of supporting|people|dying|in|various|hospitals|in the|East|of England|£5,000|
|Millennium|Farm|Trust|
|Towards|the|costs|of|a|working|care|farm|in|West|Suffolk|for|people|with|learning|disabilities|£5,000|
|St.|Andrew's|House|
|Towards|the|costs|of improvements|to|a|residential|care|home|in|Coventry|£5,000|
|Citizens|Advice|Rother|District|
|Towards|the|costs|of|refurbishing|their|offices|of the CAB|in|East|Sussex|£5,000|
|Grants|below|£5,000|£126,500|
|Social Welfare|Total|£1,697,000|
|Se le|a|en|een|ee|_|aise ss|

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