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| − | + | [[The GP Charitable Trust]] (no 260991), is a small grant-making charity set up via a trust deed dated 3rd April 1970 under the name of [[Gladys Minna Maud Pinto]] with the sum of £11,000.<ref>Mrs G M M Pinto and Kleinwort, Benson (Trustees) Limited, Charitable Trust Deed, 3 April 1970.</ref> It has been inactive since 2009. the Trust is one of a number in the Pinto family. [[Gladys Pinto]] was the sister of [[Dorothy de Rothschild]] and the mother of [[George Richard Pinto]] and [[Ann Catherine Marks]]. | |
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Latest revision as of 09:15, 24 February 2015
The GP Charitable Trust (no 260991), is a small grant-making charity set up via a trust deed dated 3rd April 1970 under the name of Gladys Minna Maud Pinto with the sum of £11,000.[1] It has been inactive since 2009. the Trust is one of a number in the Pinto family. Gladys Pinto was the sister of Dorothy de Rothschild and the mother of George Richard Pinto and Ann Catherine Marks.
Trustees
The Trust is run by a firm called Kleinwort Benson Trustees Limited which also runs a number of other similar charities including the G R P Charitable Trust (no 255733), The A M Charitable Trust (no 260991), C H (1980) Charitable Trust (no 256283) The Richard Carne Trust (no 264994), The Sir Mark And Lady Turner Charitable Settlement.[2] This has the result that no trustees names appear on the Charity Commission website.
Notes
- ↑ Mrs G M M Pinto and Kleinwort, Benson (Trustees) Limited, Charitable Trust Deed, 3 April 1970.
- ↑ Charity Commission Find Charities
