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Revision as of 14:14, 9 July 2013
The Farthing Trust is a religious charitable trust. It's registered UK address is in Cambridge and it's main stated function is the 'advancement of religion, education, health and human rights and the reconciliation/promotion of religious or racial harmony/equality/diversity as well as the relief of those in need. [1]
Activities
The Trust is active in England, Scotland and Wales, India, Israel, Malawi, Mexico, Nigeria, Pakistan, Philippines, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.
History
The Trust was registered on 19th August 1974.
Affiliation
The Farthing Trust is affiliated with the Norwich Reformed Church, which was at the centre of a dispute over distribution of Islamphobic hate leaflets in 2012.[2]
People
The Current Trustees are listed by the Charities Commission as: Mr C H Martin , Mrs E Martin, Mrs J Martin, Mrs A White
Funding
According to the Charities Commission, the Farthing Trust had an income of £118,074 and expenditure of £158,498 in the 2011/12 financial year with assets worth £2,651,670. [3]
Contact
- Address:
Mr Heber Martin PO Box 277 Cambridge CB7 9DE
Notes
- ↑ Farthing Trust profile on the Charities Commission, accessed 9th July 2013
- ↑ BBC News 'Norwich Reformed Church banned for Islam 'hate' leaflet', accessed 9th July 2013
- ↑ Farthing Trust Accounts 2011/12 on the Charities Commission website, accessed 9th July 2013
