Sherborne School Donor Update

Donor Update 2014

FIGURES & PARTICIPATION SINCE 1999 Total number of donors: 2,464 Percentage of alumni who have supported: 28% Total number of volunteers: 226 Total amount raised: £8,766,089 Number of legacies pledged and received: 168

SHERBORNE FOUNDATION SupporTing The SChool For 15 yearS

Thanks from the Chairman

it is so important for us to produce this update each year in order to ensure our donors, supporters and volunteers are aware of the significant impact their generosity is having on the boys at Sherborne, and to ensure that we express our heartfelt gratitude for such invaluable help.

Without the kindness of many old

over the past year, and the pages which

Shirburnians, parents and other friends, the

follow illustrate how each of these projects

Foundation would simply be unable to count

impact on the boys’ lives, and also provide a

amongst its achievements over the last year:

glimpse towards the Foundation’s future. i

an active Drama School, a worthy bursary

hope you will enjoy reading about the

recipient, an enviable inspirational Speaker

breadth of reach made possible by your

programme, a successful literary Festival, two

support.

new Foundation Fellows and a strong Sports Coaching Fund.

JOHN POCOCK Chairman of the Foundation Trustees (f, 1978)

The School and the Foundation are indebted to all who have given or helped in other ways

Thank you For being a parT oF iT.

The Annual Fund 2013-14 How Much was Raised? £224,710

Where is the Money Going?

The Drama School bursaries and Scholarships Foundation Fellows boats for Sailing Sports Coaching Fund inspirational Speaker programme

The Drama School “The refurbished Drama School has been an absolutely superb resource, now bursting at the seams with 23 gCSe Drama students and nine a level Drama students. it is also used extensively for rehearsals for curricular and co-curricular drama too. The entire building has both a homely and highly studious feel, with lots going on around the clock and is a great place to play and study.” ian reade, head of Drama

Bursaries The mother of a current bursary recipient said: “My son, now in the lower Sixth, is one of the many fortunate boys to have been granted a bursary, without which he would not have been able to attend the School. he enjoys all aspects of Sherborne life which is passing much too quickly. This summer saw him achieve excellent igCSe results, enabling him to further his studies with the aim of attaining a place at university to read Classics and ultimately pursue a career in law. These bursaries provide opportunities for boys to receive an excellent education in a highly regarded school.”

The Sherborne Sessions

all about good writing “Throughout the Sherborne Sessions 2014, the School’s own biennial literary festival, the powell Theatre was filled with compelling and inspirational writers from all genres; the poets Christopher reid and anthony Wilson; the novelist evie Wyld and the surgeon and author gabriel Weston, to name but a few.

The auditorium was filled with respectful, and often rapt, students from Sherborne School, Sherborne girls, leweston and the gryphon, for four days full of writers and writing.”

Tom payne, english

Foundation Fellows “as the Fellows do every other year, bryan arrived just in time to become my Festival administrator for the School’s biennial literary festival, The Sherborne Sessions. bryan was a fantastic administrator, managing to combine efficiency with a warmth and sensitivity which made all the difference for me and for the writers.

Foundation Fellows, 2014-15, Bryan Pannill and Ben Kalinsky

“ben has brought a real passion for russian history to the department, helping with two Sixth Form sets to

now things have settled down a little, bryan has

explain some of the mysteries

begun to teach more, bringing in particular, his

of that country. he has also

skill as a writer to bear by working with igCSe

taken a Third Form class

classes on their ability to write descriptively.

under his wing and taught

indeed bryan is making a real difference to boys’

them with care and attention.

writing throughout the School – he is mentoring

his remit is broad and he has

an upper Sixth pupil who is preparing a portfolio

contributed in many different

of creative writing for his application to

ways, including

Manchester university and working with Junior

accompanying classes on

boys on their own poems and scripts as well as

Field Days, giving lectures at

giving individual tutorials to lower Sixth boys

the girls’ School and aiding

struggling with the demands of the english

the development of our

a level.

Departmental intranet page.”

bryan is an unusually gentle and thoughtful young man who wears his intellectual prowess lightly. he is an accomplished poet and the department’s fingers are communally crossed that The Poetry Review will publish his work in the new year…certainly Christopher reid, who read bryan’s work at The Sessions, was impressed…as are we.” rebecca de pelet, head of english

giles reynolds, head of history and politics

Sailing “on 8th november 2014 the reverend Charles Trefusis (g, 1978) blessed the six new

Sports

racing dinghies (420s) at Sutton bingham reservoir, where the School does most of its

Coaching Fund

sailing and racing.

The previous fleet were reaching the end of

“The Sports Coaching Fund has helped more

their useful life and required the new boats.

boys than ever to enjoy their sport at

Thanks to a generous anonymous donor, the

Sherborne. our judo squad returned from

Foundation and the oS Sailing Society, who

the hMC nationals in March with more

funded the last two boats, a new fleet has

medals than ever before, to the delight of

taken to the water.

their coach Finn gleeson, and we have had significant success in shooting, swimming and water polo, where the support of the external coaches has been essential to the boys’ development. in rugby, we have recruited the services of Will green (ex Wasps, leinster and england prop) to provide the boys with specialist scrummaging coaching, and it is largely due to his expertise that Jack edmondson (u6f) has just been invited to an england u18 training camp. on behalf of so many of the boys, i would like to express my sincere gratitude to the supporters of the Sports Coaching Fund, which allows so many of them to enjoy success in their chosen activity during their years at Sherborne.”

David guy, Director of Sport

We now have a tip top fleet and i am sure this will show through in the overall sailing experience for boys both in School and beyond.” angus Cater (c, 1970) - Commodore, oS Sailing Society

Why I Give Recognising Your Support

“I have supported the Sherborne Foundation for many years. I loved my time at Sherborne and

over the last year, we have

now have a son in Abbeylands

hosted a range of drinks

who equally loves Sherborne.

receptions, lunches and other events in order to thank you

Sherborne is far from being a rich

for your unstinting and

School and if more people, like

generous support. by way of

me, gave a small monthly amount,

an example, we welcomed

the difference to future School

more than 70 donors back to

projects is enormous. Sherborne is unique in its setting within such a beautiful town, a single sex school but with a great relationship with Sherborne Girls.

I feel privileged to be part of such a wonderful School and

Sherborne to celebrate the opening of the Drama School in May, and this was preceded, the evening

therefore support it willingly, albeit in a small way, to ensure

before, by a very happy

its future.”

gathering of committed Jeffrey Carey (b, 1971)

supporters, including our leadership donors and members of the

A Bow Society member recounts his reasons for including Sherborne in his Will: “I owe my abiding and lifelong love of music and sport to my five years at Sherborne. I was not an academic genius, but went to university and thence to two rewarding and successful careers. My two sons were lucky to win scholarships at Sherborne and they have both been launched on successful

headmaster’s Society, when we marked the 15 year anniversary of the Foundation.

Furthermore, the usual bow Society lunches took place in both Sherborne and london where we were able to

starts to their adult lives with drama, music and sports

express our gratitude for the

underpinning academic achievements and a wide range of

members’ special pledge of

interests. All three of us have turned out, so our wives say, as

future support, and the

kind people. We have had huge value from Sherborne. I want

members of the king edward

to return some of that, ensure that there is investment in the

Vi and 1550 Societies also

foundations of the School and that it can continue to offer the same chances that I have enjoyed”.

came together during the year for their meetings.

These events are crucial to ensure that all our donors are looked after, kept closely informed of the impact of their generosity and, most importantly, thanked

GIVING LEVELS The 1550 Society

Donors over £50,000

The king edward Vi Society

Donors between £10,000 and £49,999

The Chairman’s Society

Donors between £1,000 and £9,999

The headmaster’s Society

regular Donors

The bow Society

legacy pledgers

appropriately.

Leadership Gifts The Leadership Gift allows the Foundation to recognise those donors who commit between £1,000 and £5,000 per year to the Annual Fund, and enable us to deliver the projects that have become so important to enhancing the education of our boys. A Leadership Gift can be

Looking to the Future

as little as £14.50 per week

We are very grateful for your

which, with Gift Aid, is worth £1,006 over the year. If just 250 OS or parents were to give at this level each year, we would complete the funding for all our

support of the Annual Fund and of the Foundation in general over the past 15 years. Over 28% of OS and significant numbers of parents have given

Annual Fund projects.

towards our work and not only

Please consider joining me in

Fund projects for the boys, but

becoming a Leadership donor and therefore becoming a member of the Chairman’s

helped us provide those Annual also the Music School, Upper Pavilion extension, Boissier wing of Lyon House and the Hughie

Society.

Holmes astro pitch.

Many thanks

We hope, over the next two

John Pocock (f, 1978)

Chairman of Foundation Trustees

years, to take the next stage of the Master Plan for the School forwards and I would welcome

The Ultimate Gift We have been most fortunate,

the opportunity to talk to you all about the forthcoming developments. I look forward to

over the last 15 years, to have a

meeting many OS, parents and

good number of our supporters

other friends of Sherborne in

pledge what is known as the

person to discuss our exciting

ultimate gift to Sherborne; that

plans for the future.

is to remember the School in their Wills. The Bow Society

Adrian Ballard

celebrates these pledges, and

Head of the Foundation

allows us to thank our members for their commitment during their lifetimes. The Society currently has 134 members, many of whom regularly come to the lunches in London and Sherborne. We hope that you will consider joining the Bow Society by making just such a pledge, which is uniquely valued by all at Sherborne.

OLD SHIRBURNIANS WHO HAVE GIVEN BETWEEN 1ST JANUARY 2013 AND 4TH DECEMBER 2014 A number of donors have asked to remain anonymous – all others are listed

1936 g h W Manning V M robson

(c) (c)

1938 M W lacey p W M burt i p Todd p S D griffin

(a) (c) (f) (g)

1939 M r g earls-Davis J e M barnes

(a) (h)

1940 J M W badcock

(a)

1941 a M Jones M r n Macgillycuddy D e C russell

(a) (b) (d)

1942 i r a leakey a h o robarts D k bungey h r Mumford

(a) (c) (f) (g)

1943 r F benoy M a C Smelt D i T Wilson

(a) (b) (g)

1944 W r Meadows C S Clarke J F Ware a h young C e n arkell r Mcewan F b ellis J n harrington r a W hicks

(a) (b) (b) (c) (d) (d) (g) (g) (g)

1945 J p bomford b T J Jenkins M r Clarkson Webb b l edwards b a east

(a) (c) (d) (d) (h)

1946 J C atkinson g a Fawcett a h l lovell p M F Melhuish M J pople C r Carr S r pringle C g h grellier

(a) (a) (a) (a) (a) (b) (f) (g)

1947 D b butcher b g Coward S W D hall J h Carr a p Cox J h gervis p gifford W l hancock T V prior D r S gorst C p Sharman a a de C hunter e T Thring

(a) (a) (a) (b) (b) (b) (c) (d) (d) (f) (f) (g) (g)

1948 a S b Dickson D p Monckton F g Matthews b M hawkes J g Mcgowan i a D Thomson J M Maybury p e hustwitt p C Flory

(a) (a) (b) (c) (c) (c) (d) (g) (h)

1949 J J M glasse D b gosheron W e postlethwaite i T D riddell D F lowther J p oakley D roberts r a h Colquhoun T J hunt W S blackshaw D k brewer b r outhwaite M F g Selby

(a) (a) (a) (a) (c) (c) (d) (g) (g) (h) (h) (h) (h)

1950 r F eberlie J n M Maas r g Martin r r lane D p g Stables C apy

(a) (a) (a) (c) (g) (h)

1951 J n C James e J parker-Williams T J r Weakley p F deV Carey C b o Davies a e Snow p b Steege C p oliver r S John g M edmond r T lalonde J u Shakerley

(a) (a) (a) (b) (b) (b) (c) (d) (f) (g) (g) (g)

1952 J h Culley e l Forward M J henchman J C D ryder n h Fair S r roche a g Clarkson n C Day-lewis a g lambert k a McDougall J b Morley Cooper a C e Quainton b D C Shields p b rea J T Campbell b J Clarke J rydon

(a) (a) (a) (a) (b) (b) (d) (d) (d) (d) (d) (d) (d) (g) (h) (h) (h)

1953 J C phillips b b postlethwaite p r Westbrook C g a Woods p M Wright M h bryan-brown g r Sanderson p l Southcombe J a paine D M k Tindall

(a) (a) (b) (b) (b) (f) (f) (f) (g) (g)

1954 M h Dare J h p Devereux J b b Cockcroft D J Mumford D Sandys-renton h de V Welchman T l a Daunt r p heazell J M godfree p J T gorle J r e borron r p h riley r S h Watherston

(a) (a) (b) (b) (b) (b) (d) (d) (f) (f) (g) (h) (h)

1955 C h Fisher p C hore p Moeller J W St Maur Sheil k a Maclean h b Trethowan D r harrison J lawrence r h harding-Smith i M kirkwood C M peplow D W r Whicker J C F holman D p Miller p n b Shaddick J M galletly M b Wilson

(a) (a) (a) (b) (c) (c) (d) (d) (f) (f) (f) (f) (g) (g) (g) (h) (h)

1956 b h Dean a harvie-Clark g C Mitchell r n Spink a a Cassidy T S handcock r r holme a F n Dew r a r evans J M park r J Stone r D F allan C r J eglington M Maley D W rea S p Tindall C a C Field g gregory-Smith r g Smithson p J Weston

(a) (a) (a) (a) (b) (b) (b) (c) (d) (d) (d) (g) (g) (g) (g) (g) (h) (h) (h) (h)

1957 b J butter M e Quick a C r Scutt p b Farmer J g Woodrow e h Winthrop D M brook r g p Carss r S hill S g Dru Drury p h T harrison p D Taylor r p Thompson

(a) (a) (a) (b) (b) (c) (d) (d) (f) (g) (g) (g) (h)

1958 T M brodie C Charlton l J b hathaway M Mcn nott g J h rainey D r St george r e b knight D J Wyatt-Smith M C l'e orme J p irving r S Simpson S p Chesshire J S b gill J robson J r killick J l Monro M D Murray S T o Shirley

(a) (a) (a) (a) (a) (a) (b) (b) (c) (d) (d) (f) (f) (f) (g) (g) (g) (h)

1959 C a h gibson (a) S n p hemans (a) r C r Cotterell (b) D J youngman (b) a M T Moody (c) C W g Stewart (c) J S r arbuthnot (d) a g C howland Jackson (d) C r lucas (f) b J l Carver (g) D n Morrison (g) T J nichols (g) g p Sturdy (g) C p p Cook (h)

1960 J M D Seddon r h Thomas T J b Farmer C h hildesley e hodgkinson M g l Jerrom T J M horsfall n F newell D a greenwood i gavin-brown r h holland F J bramble

(a) (a) (b) (b) (b) (b) (c) (c) (d) (g) (g) (h)

1961 C J b Copeland r o irwin S J phillips r J Childs-Clarke D r b youens r barlow r h irwin l r Sail J M S kennedy r h Wickham i r Scott M e h Wheatley

(a) (a) (a) (b) (b) (c) (c) (c) (d) (d) (g) (g)

1962 b g C holt M J Myers C a Seel M V Ward n J allan F b W James M g palin h S Dobbs o F Clarke W eglington J b holloway J D paulson-ellis C h Collingwood

(a) (b) (b) (b) (c) (d) (d) (f) (g) (g) (g) (g) (h)

1963 M r Joseph S r key n F Martin p a J Cordingley p J e kendal b a F blandford a h Westropp r J e French n D Morgan C h F Seaford p g Wilson S h Wingfield Digby

(a) (a) (a) (c) (c) (d) (d) (f) (g) (g) (h) (h)

1964 p n bishop r S Fidgen l D p lloyd r J g rycroft T p barwise F a J greatrex r b beazley p bellamy p g D Dawson W J Morel r n T Short r J g rycroft a g Douglas W r Tooke n b Waterfall

(a) (a) (a) (b) (b & m) (b) (c) (c) (c) (d) (d) (f) (h) (h) (h)

1965 (a) r h bond a M Cree (a) (a) M l French n Mcn nott (a) (a & m) r J bailey J e k hassell (a & m) S W de M leathes (a & m) (a & m) J F perowne r M Combes (b) (c) W F hughes M e Slade (c) (c) W T r Thackwell C g de Courcy-Wheeler (d) M J le Flufy (d) (d) J n Martin g J Still (d) (d) S J Swabey D S lucas (f) S e k purser (f) J p Steer (f) (g) p J Fegen D h Dowdeswell (h & m) 1966 a r hall p a a innes M C norman b J F batting r T Swanton r Carey T r W Stubbs J p hargrove r W J hardie T g Scott

(a) (a) (a) (c) (d) (f) (f) (h) (h & m) (m)

1967 p T M Foster a J gwinnett W h handley h S More J White p J J Foote o C S Swann p a Fanning J F b butt g a lehner g D S Sandeman a C W peck r J Cook J n W May M C Tucker

(a) (a) (a) (a) (a) (a & m) (a & m) (b) (e & m) (f) (f & m) (g) (h) (h) (h)

1968 r b gray (a) r h h peto (a) p W Clarke (b) C J Stanger-leathes (b) C p goodall (c) J C F parry (c) a g Cooper (e & m) p C Fletcher (e & m) J g leighton-Dyson (e & m) J r a young (e & m) T n Clark (g) S p Morant (g) r k beasley (h) a J harrop (h) C n h Jackson (h) p C h phillips (h) r a D pugh (h) r D Wootton (h) 1969 D a addams Williams (a) r M Cartmel (a) a White (a) p D narizzano (c) J i Wedderburn (d) r b Tranter (f) p g Michelmore (g) C C hoey (h) a J a aston (m) M hackforth-Jones (m) M C Vine (m)

1970 a D leakey a k b Cater n J newman-young D S C humphreys e C law D r Scott M g Cooke C C J platt r J r Jones

(b) (c) (c) (d) (d) (d) (h) (h) (m)

1971 r J Fuller J D g Carey r C atkinson T J W barnard D r andrews n J Donald M k Crow a T hopkinson

(a) (b) (c) (c) (f) (h) (m) (m)

1972 C p andrews-Speed J D Fox h r C Starkey J bullin r W F Sewell n W hall C W e hume a l James

(a) (a) (a) (d) (g) (h) (h) (h)

1973 a M Sheaf r a l leach M e hatchard S J riley p J rigby-Jones p J perowne

(a) (b) (c) (c) (h) (m)

1974 n M Jacobsen a J rix M V r Wilson p C Curry C k Forbes g a W Stocker

(a) (c) (c) (d) (f) (g)

1975 W a J randle M p ripley M J a Mcgougan S D palmer a l Jackson W D o hamilton

(b) (b) (d) (f) (g) (h)

1976 C r de Mattos C l Tunnicliffe J g burnett n a lavender Jones J e J rogers C J l Thompson r r Montague-Jones a J D pralle M a hopkins M n b Thompson

(a) (a) (d) (f) (f) (f) (g) (g) (m) (m)

1977 r a l barrett T C lewington p W S Madley T D Tozer a r Clarke g D hockley a C S McFarlane a C hunter 1978 r S o'g haly J M hellings n C r isaac e p u Mead r J robotham S a bird M M ritchie a W barker i l Scholte J D W pocock S M Tuke D n a Drew r W b Thomson p J lane

(a) (a) (a) (a) (b) (f) (g) (h)

(a) (a) (a) (a) (b) (c) (c) (d) (d) (f) (g) (h) (h) (m)

1979 M h Davenport J D peplow J r Fielder J C Mason 1980 J k Zealley g p h newton J g Stubbs D J Maddocks J C Floyer D e lane g a hudson 1981 J a Scott brown n C lusher o e Woolley r M roope h F gill J r Drew n a C Foreman M C humphrey r S powe J n Crofts-Davies 1982 D W Jory h M Carpendale a D n brummitt M C bennett M J Whittell a r l bogle a T Dewhurst p D g Chavasse p J goswell r M T Fugard r p T Sheard 1983 r h g brand T W hills r n kerr J W M boyd J p humphrey D a g Madden r a rydon

(c) (f) (g) (m)

(a & e) (c) (d) (f) (h) (m) (m)

(a) (b) (c) (d) (f) (h) (h) (h) (h) (m)

(a) (b) (d) (d & e) (e) (f) (f) (g) (h) (m) (m)

(a) (d) (f) (g) (h) (m) (m)

1984 a J Small C M Ward a p Whelan S J Trist T h Case S r C knechtli i J horseman Sewell r i Tice

(a) (b) (b) (d) (e) (e) (f) (h)

1985 W F bennett n J Ware C J Jacoby g D gould

(d) (e) (f) (m)

1986 p e g Chambers C F bastin r g Wilson r e J appleby S a T brenchley S b nicholson J b Cumming g M White

(a) (d) (e) (f) (g) (g) (h) (m)

1987 J a liddiard C Mcl innes J a e kraunsoe D austin C r h Foster D J l bridge a g Sandars J g r David

(a) (b) (b) (f) (f) (g) (g) (m)

1988 J p arnold J V Macdonald r a bagnall J D Collins r J Downey S a Church

(a) (a) (b) (f) (h) (m)

1989 M a Tylor D h Jones a C Steven C e F painter T St g powell T W h keatinge a r Minford

(b) (f) (f) (g) (g) (h) (h)

1990 r e l pittman r T de V Welchman S W Stevens Z M khoury D a Stein S J D a hanlon r J preston

(b) (b) (c) (e) (e) (f) (f)

1991 C e Timmis a C r Davey r W parsons i M C ronayne J p F perowne

(a) (b) (e) (h) (m)

1992 W b a Cook T C de C Clay W h Wingfield Digby J e east a J harris

(b) (c) (d) (g) (h)

1993 a D M Chester p D r Firebrace a J Mills M C geddes W b patawaran J r Mead F abdul halim

(a) (a) (a) (d) (f) (h) (m)

1994 p M Fowler C g Jones M i lott J g holland J n butler D M Fatchen

(b) (b) (b) (c) (d) (m)

1995 T arunanondchai S J rochford p T h illingworth a M Crouch

(a) (c) (g) (m)

1996 e T Whipp n a Duncan S J Crouch T kaneko

(e) (g) (m) (m)

1997 D C Maxwell J M brown M p Woolston

(b) (c) (e)

1998 a V gorianov J r porter T C hillary M J hawkins S M lerwill T r M robinson S g gardner

(b) (c) (e) (g) (g) (g) (m)

1999 M J D Wright J J V godfrey k b Tse r M ambrose

(b) (d) (e) (h)

2000 e S h lang S pringpong J a Carroll T J Ferris g C S bailey a e J bunkall p hongsaranagon

(a) (b) (c) (c) (d) (d) (e)

2001 r g e MacFarlane r g S lane C T Cox M M a hope J a W board e J ball

(a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (m)

2002 a C Morley-Smith C a Stripp D C M hoey

(e) (e) (h & d)

2003 a J leakey a D C hardie W J More a T pike T J Maber

(b) (e) (f) (h & a) (m)

2004 n r batson

(f)

2005 J M bryars C a gordon-Creed D n kirk o J Madley T J ovens D r C Sworder C J nott r h g Markham

(a) (a) (a) (a) (a) (d) (f) (m)

2006 T J Crowley D e S Mahony b J M bishop M p hardcastle

(b) (b) (c) (f)

2007 a J p heath T D rogers T J r Williams g J F Mackintosh

(a) (a) (c) (e)

2010 C M Stanford

(g)

2011 C J r hensher

(a)

2013 a rakhmatov

(c)

Parent and Past Parent Donors Mr and Mrs R Allan Mr and Mrs A Arnal Mr A Aznar and Mrs M De Oriol E Icaza Mrs N Beaumont Mr and Mrs T Bertie J N G Bowden Mr and Mrs J Buckland Mr and Mrs J M Campbell Mr and Mrs D N Chesterfield O Clark S Coulson P Cuthbert-Brown Mr and Mrs P Elsenheimer A A R Featherstone Mr and Mrs J E Fox Mr and Mrs W D Gammell Mr and Mrs M Gilbert Mr and Mrs R Graham Mr and Mrs M Ham Mr and Mrs J Healy Mr and Mrs P Hetherington Mr and Mrs G E V Holmes I J Holmes Mr and Mrs C G Horwood Mr and Mrs R Howes Mr and Mrs A R M Irvine Mr and Mrs B Key Mrs A Koo Mr and Mrs D E Lane Mr and Mrs M Le May Mr and Mrs A Leshkov Mr and Mrs J Lewis Mr and Mrs C Loosemore Mrs M Mohamed Mr and Mrs A D M Mullineux Mr and Mrs A W Neish N Norris Mr and Mrs A G Onslow Mr and Mrs M Pollard Mr and Mrs D Potts Mr and Mrs M J Regan Mr and Mrs D Richards Mr and Mrs G T R Rowe Mr and Mrs J Polsue Mr and Mrs J M Slawson Mr and Mrs W F Soo Mr and Mrs D J L Swann Mr and Mrs N R Thomason Mr and Mrs F von Waldburg Mr and Mrs D Whiting M Woodhouse

Other Donors Including Staff and Other Philanthropists L Aikman A P Ballard Battens Solicitors Ltd Mrs D Cooper Mr and Mrs C J Davis Downs Solicitors LLP A J H du Bourlay Easy Fundraising Ltd I R Elliott Ms Isabelle Hayhoe R Hodder-Williams A D Jenkins C Kilner D Kirkpatrick Lodge of Benevolence No. 1168 Moore Blatch Solicitors Mountbatten Cards Porter Dodson Solicitors Mrs J W Rea Mrs L Robins Shelleys The Printers P Shepard Mrs S Sheridan The Angelus Lodge The Charles Skey Charitable Trust The Lady More Charitable Trust The Pears Family Charitable Foundation The Rock Solid Trust TWM Solicitors LLP Miss E Watkins M A Weston S F Wilkinson

Foundation Trustees

Former Trustees

C R J Eglington R S Fidgen M L French M E Hatchard G A Hudson Mrs A C Lane J D Paulson-Ellis R E L Pittman J D W Pocock M Pollard R S Powe A J D Pralle M M Ritchie R N T Short M E Slade M N B Thompson S P Tindall R T de V Welchman M J Whittell

D P Adams D V Allatt A A Cassidy G E Gilchrist J P Hargrove A G C Howland Jackson N C Humphreys R M R MacDonnell J J S Marshall J N W May N W S Owen J A Paine I D W Robertson J H Ross

Other Volunteers C W R Allen W H W Allen H W Ambrose J S Anderson D H Atkins D J G Banks T J W Barnard H E M Barnes D M Barry Mrs L Beney G Berkeley E W R Bridges Ms B Burgess W A M Burn J M Campbell R E Carvell C S Carwardine A A Cassidy A K B Cater N P H R Chamberlin W H A Chappell O R Cooper T J Crowley B K Cuthbert C J Dennis R J Downey R S Fidgen P D R Firebrace C K Forbes M L French T G J Gibbon G E Gilchrist H F Gill C P Goodall D R Gowan N J J Greenstock W S O'G Haly R Hands M E Hatchard R C Heron C H Hildesley G D Hockley R Hodder-Williams M A Hopkins Mr and Mrs R Howes G A Hudson T J Hunt J P Irving R J R Jones A Kardooni T W H Keatinge R T Lalonde Mrs A C Lane R R Lane R A L Leach D E S Mahony J C Mason P G Michelmore P J Mosse J R Oborne C C J Platt J D W Pocock M Pollard S M Rees-Williams M M Ritchie R A Rydon Mrs J Sherratt R N T Short M E Slade A J Small C A Sturge A J G Symondson P S Tilley H B Trethowan N Versloot J W J Warren G Wheeler-Carmichael M J Whittell J G Woodrow D J Youngman M Zimmer

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