Mansfield College Donor News 2014-15

Donor news MANSFIELD COLLEGE

ISSUE THREE

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IN THIS ISSUE Kwabena Osei-Boateng Engineering Science Prize Donor stories – Why I support the Love Lane Building Thank You, Leavers of 2015 A tale of two telethons Chapel renovation and restoration work Where your support has been directed Donors to Mansfield 2014/15

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Celebrating the impact you are making at Mansfield Over the past year your support has enabled us to transform many parts of Mansfield. In Michaelmas the East Range of College was officially opened for students to use and enjoy. The terrace and café area, named The Crypt, has really transformed this part of College, making it a hub for studying, eating and socialising.

The 2014/15 financial year also saw significant improvements to the College Quad. Gardens were dug over, flowers planted along the sunken terrace edge, and a rose hedge put in to soften the new parking area. A major part of the path leading around the Quad was also re-laid with a hard-wearing smooth surface – a big improvement, as those of you who have been in College to experience the dust storms in summer and deep puddles through winter will discover! We aim to complete the other section of the path in front of the John Marsh Building after the Love Lane Building construction is finished.

Thanks to your support our Access initiatives, which aim to ensure that no students with the academic potential to succeed are put off from applying to Oxford,

reached more young people in schools across the country than ever before. Over the year we ran 135 events, nearly double the number of the previous year.

For the first time we ran two telethons, one in autumn 2014 and one in spring 2015.

The teams of student callers thoroughly enjoyed speaking to many of you about your time at Mansfield and were inspired by the careers you have pursued since. We were delighted by the response from our alumni.

Thank you to all of you who took the time to talk to one of our callers and to those of you who made a donation to the campaign.

This edition of ‘Donor News’ features articles that demonstrate how our supporters are helping make a difference to College. Some of our alumni have also kindly included their thoughts on why they have chosen to support Mansfield in the last year. Their stories show that donations of any size can have an extremely positive impact on the College. We hope they will inspire those of you who have never donated, or who haven’t supported us for some time, to consider making a gift to Mansfield now or in the future. Thank you for your support.

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Kwabena Osei-Boateng Engineering Science Prize, Kwabena, who read Engineering, Economics and Management at Mansfield, made the very generous decision to endow an Engineering Prize at the College.

The prize is awarded for the best performance in Engineering Science Prelims. The 2015 Kwabena OseiBoateng Scholar is Jiajin Gong. Jiajin deserves special congratulations because he achieved the highest Prelims performance in Mansfield this year across all subjects.

Kwabena, who divides his time between New York and Accra, came in to meet Jiajin personally, to congratulate him on being the first recipient of the prize in his name.

to honour my vow. I hope this prize enriches the lives of College students and encourages them to give back some day.’

Jiajin replied: ‘As a member of Mansfield, it’s my honour to receive such a prize. In the last year, I spent all of my time in our lovely College with friendly staff and friends.

They made me feel at home. In the new beginning of second year, this prize gives me a huge surprise which is an identification of my effort and continues to inspire me to work hard. Thanks again to Mr. Osei-Boateng; his great kindness will become the source of my diligence.’

Kwabena commented: ‘People give back for so many reasons. For me, giving back is a way of promoting my lifelong passion for education. Education has been good to me and I want to ensure that others get as much benefit from it as I did. When I was at Mansfield, I was awarded a scholarship after my Prelims. The benefits of that scholarship (mainly free food in College!) were immensely helpful: it significantly eased my financial pressures and allowed me to focus on getting the best out of the college experience. Having benefitted from the benevolence of other alumni, I vowed that if I had the opportunity I would also give back. Give back in a way that promotes academic excellence at Mansfield and eases the financial pressures of its students. I am proud and excited to be in a position

Why I support the Love Lane Project – Tony Coates, Theology, 1961 Later, at Cambridge in the 1970s, I had a small advisory role in the founding of a new college. I expressed surprise at the high standard of the en-suite student accommodation.

It was explained to me that, for a college with only a small endowment to remain financially viable, it was necessary to be able to attract considerable vacation conference business. Quite apart from its benefit to students, the Love Lane Building will enable Mansfield to benefit from that sort of income.

CGI by Rick Mather Architects

I decided to make an additional donation this year specifically for the Love Lane Project. There were three reasons…

When I was at Mansfield in the early1960s, College was much smaller and almost entirely residential. We were already a multi-disciplinary college and we were a closeknit and supportive community. Even now, with a much larger college community, I would wish as many students as possible to have that sort of experience.

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Finally, in the 1980s in Geneva, working for the World Council of Churches, one of my tasks was to translate into English (for presentation to the United Nations) reports documenting details of human rights violations in Latin American countries during military dictatorships. They contained horrifying descriptions of torture, and made me so aware of the need to protect human rights worldwide.

The new Institute for Human Rights in the Love Lane Building will promote the study and practice of human rights law, still an essential task.

Any one of those reasons would have been enough to move me to make a donation.

Thank you, Leavers of 2015 Each year we give Leavers the opportunity to give something back to College to benefit future generations of Mansfield students, by making a gift through their battels. This year 82 Leavers chose to support College in this way. In discussion with the JCR it was agreed that the donation amount would be £20.15 and that the Leavers’ Gift would be used to replace the very dilapidated kitchen furniture in E-Block. The new tables, together with some new chairs, will really help to modernise the kitchens in this area of College, providing a better space for eating and socialising. The furniture will also feature ‘2015 Leavers’ Gift’ plaques to acknowledge the year group that kindly made the improvements possible.

A tale of two telethons For the first time Mansfield College ran two telethons this year. They took place just ahead of the start of Michaelmas and at the end of Hilary, when 12 current students embarked on an epic calling feat – to reach as many Mansfield alumni as possible! During the two telethons our dedicated call team spoke to hundreds of alumni. It was a great opportunity to hear some of your memories of Mansfield and your latest news. Thank you for taking the

time to speak to the students and for offering some great career and study advice – especially to our finalists. Special thanks to the many of you who chose to support this year’s priorities, including the Love Lane Building, Access and Outreach Fund and the Mansfield Matters General Fund. You pledged in the region of £150,000 during the telethons – thank you! Your support has already been making a difference to the Mansfield student experience.

‘Mansfield supported me to the best of its abilities when I was an undergraduate there. As a donor, I like knowing that I am helping the College’s resources grow, so that more students like myself may be supported in the future.’

Praveena Joseph-de-Saram, Physics, 2002

Chapel renovation and restoration work The Chapel remains at the heart of Mansfield College and continues to welcome both College and local community members through its doors. Although a place of worship and reflection, the Chapel is also used for a growing range of activities, including meetings, dinners, lectures, cultural events and student-led recitals.

In recent years the Chapel has been in real need of significant refurbishment work. The first step in addressing some of the most urgent projects took place earlier in the year. Thanks in part to a donation from the Congregational & General Charitable Trust, the leadwork on the Chapel roof was replaced - a crucial project to make the Chapel watertight and protect the interior for the future.

In addition, donations to the Mansfield Matters General Fund

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helped to replace the old and expensive boiler with far more efficient under-floor heating and a new wooden floor, in keeping with the Chapel’s beautiful architecture. Thank you to everyone who helped make these improvements possible.

Where your support has been directed During 2014/15, you supported the following important areas:

Buildings and Environment: £816,204 In recent times College has seen more improvements made to its buildings and environment than at any other point in its history. Your support has made this possible. Thanks to you, we are moving ever closer to being able to provide the facilities that enable the 21st-century Mansfield scholar to flourish and to develop spaces that further enhance the College’s special sense of community. Over the next few years the College will embark on its most ambitious ever construction project – the Love Lane Building. Alumni support will be crucial to making this possible.

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Student Support and Access: £47,127 Supporting our students and encouraging those from all backgrounds to study at Mansfield is central to our ethos. Donations to student support enable us to recognise and celebrate students’ achievements through prizes, as well as contributing to the Hardship Fund, which supports students who find themselves in unforeseen financial difficulty. By supporting our access work you are helping us reach out to students who might not have otherwise considered Oxford.

Teaching and Research: £8,163 Investing in our teaching and research enables us to attract and retain academics who are leaders in their field, ensuring that Mansfield continues to maintain its academic rigour and excellence. Every gift made to this important area of College is crucial, enabling us to continue our first-class teaching and helping us to better secure our financial future – our long-term aim is to fully endow our Fellowships.

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Thanks to your support, a total of £1,022,598 was raised for Mansfield College projects last year.

Unrestricted: £151,104 Your unrestricted gifts help to support areas of College where there is greatest need. This year you helped us to carry out important work in the Chapel to replace the heating and flooring, as well as resurfacing the uneven path around the Quad.

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Donors to Mansfield 2014/15 Thank you to all donors who have supported the College during the last financial year (August 1st 2014 – July 31st 2015).

1949 Revd David Stapleton 1954 Revd Roger Scopes 1955 Mr John Rowlands Mrs Helen Wickham 1956 Revd David Allen Revd Dr Robert McKelvey 1957 Revd Robert Scribbins 1958 Prof Ian Bellis Mr Nicholas Mason Revd Geoffrey Roper 1959 Revd Dr Harold Tonks 1961 Revd Robert Achtermann Revd Robert Blows Mr George Carcagno Revd Anthony Coates Prof John Creaser Prof Mason Lowance 1962 Mr Michael Burman Mr John Dodwell Mr Clive King Mr Anthony Payn Revd Donald Rudalevige 1963 Revd George Agar Revd Bruce Cameron Dr James Dunkly Revd Dr Jerry Folk Revd Dr Bruce Matthews Dr Kenneth Parker Mr Robert Porrer Revd Dr William Rusch Mr John Thorndyke Revd John Walker Mr Robert Wilmot 1964 Mr Roy Foster Revd Stephen Haine Mr Ian Hopwood Revd Dr Walter Houston Mr Anthony Lunch 1965 Revd Albert Alspach Revd Dr Tom Best Revd William Boyd Revd Dr Noel Davies Mr Paul Howard Dr Fisher Humphreys Mr Keith Lock Mr John Moulton Mr Robert Skelly

1966 Mr John Cooper Mr Peter Froebel Mr Christopher Hayman Mr Ralph Holmes Revd Dr Peter Jupp Mr Antony Thomas The Hon Paul Worsley QC Mr Glenn Yocum 1967 Mr Peter Bailey Mr Sidney Blankenship Revd Charles Brock and Mrs Carolyn Brock Mr Paul Jay Mr Peter Johnson Mr Malcolm Levi Revd Arthur Pedersen Prof Ian Woodward 1968 Mr Geoffrey Bott Mr Michael Harris Prof Johann Maree 1969 Mrs Kathryn Compston Mr John Inglis Mr Walter Olesiuk Revd Samuel Richards 1970 Mr Philip Aylett Mr John Bell Revd David Ivorson Revd Dr Arnold Klukas Revd Richard Landon Dr Robert Lively Mr Charles Long Mr Scott Milligan Mr Jonathan Rooper 1971 Dr Douglas Connor Mr John Higgs Mr Stewart Rutter Dr Douglas Stange Mr Gareth Wright 1972 Mr Adrian Blanchard Mr Martin Kirkby Prof Eric Lund 1973 Mr Jonathan Arkush Mr Christopher Birrell Mr Donald McEwen Mr Martin Stott 1974 Mr William Annandale Mr John Forshall Mr Philip Franks Mr Ian Howard The Hon Robert Jackson Mr Stephen Maguire Mr Ian Neville Mr Steven Paull

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1975 Dr David Bailey Mr Charles Linaker Mr Simon Morrow Mr Martyn Scrivens Mr Stephen Thorpe Mr Gordon Woods 1976 Mr Crispin Barker Mr Sean Crane Mr James Dean Mr Stephen Gaskell Mr Hugh Purkiss Mr Chad Whitton 1977 Mr Christopher Jenkins Mr Lancelot John Mr Geoffrey Lenox-Smith Mr Simon McKinnon Mr Clive Prestt Mr Mark Synnott Mr Nicholas Weeden Mr Jonathan Wells QC 1978 Revd Richard Church Mr Martin Collier Mr Antony Cook Mr Raymond Cox QC Mr Philip Jemielita Mr Colin Sedgewick Revd Richard Wolff 1979 Mr Mark Beardwood Mr Andrew Cannons Mr Martin Christensen Mr Martin Clemmey Prof Glenn Holland Mr Michael Ingledow Mr Gavin Prosser Mr Gavin Steele 1980 Mr Richard Baker Mr Geoffrey Fuller Mr Mark Jones Ms Molly Kenyon Mr Henry Kopel Mrs Elizabeth LlewellynLloyd Mr John Llewellyn-Lloyd Mr Christopher Moore Mr Richard Sims 1981 Mr Norbert Clarke Mrs Melanie Clemmey Ms Polly Coles Mr Christopher Cowin Mrs Melinda Cripps Mr David Harvey Revd Steve Mann Mr Geraint Rees Mr Paul Vine 1982 Mr John Gregory Mr Rolf Howarth Mr Richard Klein Mr Ian Simpson

Mr David Testa and Ms Catherine Utley (1981) 1983 Mr Yogesh Bhagat Mr Ian Blatchford Sir James Dingemans QC Mrs Gillian Duddy Mr Mark Jones Mr Saul Jones Mr David Pierce Jones Mr Peter Rogers Mr Steven Ruth Mr Matthew Tipper 1984 Mr Brian Ashe Mr David Bailey Mr Antonio Bonchristiano Mr Andrew Davies Revd Peter Elliott Mr Robert Esposito Mr Simon Lemieux Mr Robert Mison Mrs Lisa Tedeschini 1985 Mr Doug Jeffery Mr Stephen Pollard Mrs Jane Roberts Ms Jaee Samant CBE 1986 Mr Giles Atkinson Mr Jonathan Fish Ms Diana Glassman Mr Mark Hallaq Miss Sally Mason Mr Gerard O’Connor Mr Timothy Storrie Mr Rik Tozzi 1987 Mr Nick Chism and Mrs Deborah Chism Mr Lawrence Edwards Ms Agnese Fidecaro Mrs Nina Porter Mr Benjamin Schliemann Mr Simon Sheaf Dr Nicholas Small 1988 Mr Benjamin Auslander Ms Lisa Baglin Mr Timothy Burroughs Mr Timothy Eddis Mr Jonathan Steinberg Dr Richard Underhill Mr Stewart Wilkinson 1989 Mr Justin Abbiss Mr Jan Fischer Mr Toby Gosnall Mrs Frances Henry Mr Matthew Keats Mrs Elizabeth Marshall Mr Andrew Moulton Mr Robert Snow

1990 Mr Angelo Basu Mr Dominic Hill Mr Joseph Nuttall Mr Duncan Ruckledge 1991 Mr Paul Burke Ms Seonaid Cook Mrs Kathryn Flanders Mr George Hatjantonas Mrs Shevaun Haviland Mr Richard Hornby Revd Trevor Jamison Mr Tom Joyce Miss Gill Kirk Prof Markus Mobius Mr Keith Powell Mr Paul Storer-Martin and Ms Sue Undy 1992 Mr Brian Arnold Mr Jonathan Brod Mr Paul Jackson Mr Benjamin Shaw 1993 Mr Richard Apps Miss Elizabeth Badger Mr Myles Bradshaw Mr James Burnett Mrs Barbara Carmichael Mr Stuart Ferguson Mr John-Kai Fleming Mr Stephen Gough Mrs Alexandra Harle Mr Michael Kudera Mr Chris Lewis Mr David Martin Mr Marc Murray von Gusovius Mrs Elizabeth Neame Mr James Pearson 1994 Mrs Kumiko Brocklebank Mr Richard Davies Mrs Tiffany-Alice Ewins Revd Christopher Glover Mr Richard Hargett Revd Derek Hopkins Mr Sohei Ide Mr Jonathan Parry Mr Andrew Young 1995 Ms Katherine Allport Mr Musab Bora Mr Simon Calhaem Ms Olwen Greany Mr Satnam Lehal Mr Michael Margolis Mr Luke Purser Mr Stephen Tall Mr Marcus Williamson 1996 Mr Timothy Berry Mr Charles Classen Mr Edward Hadley Ms Jane Hamlett Mr Marcus Haywood

Mr Kwabena Osei-Boateng Mr Cillian Ó Donnabháin Ms Stephanie Phair Mr James Selby 1997 Mr David Clyde Revd June Colley Revd Patricia Davis Mr John Doy Mr Christopher Foster Mr Sirous Ghodsi Mr Yang-Wahn Hew Mr John-Daniel Laurence Mrs Clare Lunn Mr Assad Maqbool Dr Jayne Nicholson Dr Daniel Palazuelos Mr Richard Thomas Mrs Sarah Thomas Mr Matthew Reed Mr James Uffindell 1998 Mr Richard Colebourn Mr Andrew Davison Mr Martin Hall Mrs Catherine Hodgkinson Revd Michael Hopkins Mrs Emma Pell Mr Johann Stiessberger 1999 Mr Kevin Bates Mr Liam Bonamy Mr Andrew Chaytor Ms Madeleine FreemanRomilly Mrs Abigail Jones Mr Tom McLaren Webb Dr James Paterson Mr Simon Wicks Mrs Catherine Wright 2000 Ms Rachel Adams Mr Adrian Barlow Mr Clayton Bond Mr Mark Devlin Mr Niall McCarthy Mr David Robson Mrs Rebecca Sumner Smith Mr Peter Thorn 2001 Ms Larissa Allwork Mr Sean Beck Mr William Bonner Mr Thomas Buttle Mr James Chatterjee Mr Richard Day Mr Simon Hale Mr Timothy Hirst Mr Robert McGhee Mr Onyemachi Njamma Mr Anthony Ring Ms Marilyn Thompson Mr Jonas Twitchen Mr Andrew Walker Mr Albert Wang Mr Kevin Whibley

2002 Mr Ryan Amesbury Mr Leighton Cardwell Mr Erik Darcey Mr Anthony Dewell Dr Arthur Fraas Mr Aled George Ms Praveena Joseph-deSaram Mr Markus Mittermaier Miss Laura Roberts Mr Matthew Smith Mr Gregory Smye-Rumsby 2003 Mr Alastair Brown Mr Matthew Castle Mrs Sarah Lake Mr Edward Mayne Mr Andrew Mitchell Ms Celia Newman Mr Christopher Opie Mr Peter Ringlee Mr Henry Rushton Ms Catriona Rutherford Mr Jonathan Wakely Mr David Wall 2004 Mr William Brewster Mr Michael Fox Miss Alexandra Jezeph Mr John McCarthy Miss Helen McKenzie Mr Matthew Putorti Mr Richard Saynor Mr Nils Seebach Mr Michael Wagner 2005 Miss Jennifer Brown Lieutenant Roy Cooper Dr James Dray Mr Richard Dyble Mr Benjamin GerrardJones Mrs Emma Gerrard-Jones Miss Amy Icke Mr Thomas Leveson Gower Revd Iain McLaren Mr Wojciech Rzepala Mr David Sims 2006 Mrs Emily Cook Mrs Lucy Harvey Miss Felicity Hawksley Mr Reuben Holt Mr James Naish Miss Lauren O’Donnell Miss Shelly Parver Mr Frederick Price Miss Lois Thomas 2007 Ms Dorian Adams Miss Sara Bainbridge Miss Rachel Bowles Mr David Bruce Mr Blake Cerami-Nucci Ms Jillian Fishman Mr Nicholas Gomes

Mr Chirag Goyate Mr Andrew Green Miss Khadija Gulamhusein Mr Alok Mathur Miss Caitlin Praetorius Mr Giles Rabbitts Miss Huda Salih Mr Daniel Seiderer Mr Sebastian Stoddart Mr Bobby Sun Dr Justin Van Der Merwe 2008 Mr Daniel Camp Mr Christopher Du Boulay Dr Simon Fairclough Miss Camilla Freeman Miss Wiebke Junk Mr Shabbir Khan Dr Dana Mills Miss Isobel Plant Mr Brendan Roach Miss Adina Wass 2009 Dr Isaiah Adekanm Mr Gareth Cornish Mr Alexander Ford Mr Joshua Gaskell Ms Bridget Gill Miss Jennifer Goodchild Mr Christopher Major Mr Andrew McCorma Miss Emma Milner Mr Freddie Overton Miss Alisha Patel Mr Daniel Rey Mr William Rigg Mr James Smith Miss Sarah Wride 2010 Miss Patricia Andrews Miss Josephine Bond Mr Adrian David Mr James Grant Mr George Heppel Miss Maisie Jenkinson Mr Daniel Keeling Miss Lauren McFadyen Mr Amir Sokolowski Miss Puay Tan Tan Miss Sophie Wilson Mr Oliver Wood 2011 Mr Andrew Allan Miss Paige Bolduc Mr Matthew Bradbury Mr Alexander Brant Miss Rachel Brook Miss Sheila Coursey Mr Joseph de Quay Miss Selina Denton Mr Harinder Dhesi Mr Daniel Hsu Miss Kathryn Isaac Mr Thomas Jollans Miss Franziska Kirschner Mr Karl Laird Mr Thomas Leece Mr Alex Li Mr Daniel Orford

Mr Martin Reeves Mr Alex Starr Mr Samuel Tarran Mr Daniel Tarry Mr Leong Khim Wong Mr Yida Zhao 2012 Mr Thomas Bates Mr Thomas Blower Mr Alexander Botham Mr Daniel Burridge Mr Adam Deane Miss Nastassia Dhanraj Mr Patrick Ferguson Miss Amy Francis Miss Joanna Hawkins Miss Victoria Hawley Mr Edmund Ho Mr William Innes Ms Emma Kelley Miss Saira Khan Miss Ariane Moshiri Miss Eleanor Newis Miss Lauren O’Neill Ms Kathryn Polizzi Mr Christopher Speller Mr Jonathan Tullett Mr Thomas Ward Mr Zhi Yuan Wong Mr Jonathan Woodward Miss Grace Wyld Mr Chung-Han Yang 2013 Mr Ruairi Cullinane Miss Amy Fly Mr Benedict Halbroth Ms Emily Kempson Mr Jan Mathias Raheim Mr Collin Segura Mr Brandon Tensley 2014 Ms Josephine Bearden Mr Ellis Bolle Mr Arjan Braamskamp Ms Louise Campion Mr Daryl Chia Me Seamus Coleman Mr Eric Esten Mr David Friedman Mr James Gadea Mr Maxime Godon Mr Andrew Le Grice Miss Clara Gutwein Miss Caitlin Hearn Mr Ty Joplin Miss Nada Kubikova Miss Elizabeth Lanigan Miss Jiawei Li Mr Lucas Maldonado Miss Alexandra Marcus Mr Nissim Massarano Miss Katarina Mitrovic Mr Michael Norton Mr Joao Marcos Nusdeo Mr Sonish Raj Pant Mr Steven Philp Ms Abigail Preston Mr Renhao Qian Miss Sarah Shanoudy Ms Shayna Solomon

Mr Yannick Spencer Miss Tian Hui Tan Miss Anqi Tang Mr Daniel Thomas Mr John Tinsman Mr Huaqi Wang Ms Sara Wegman Mr Fanghui Xue Miss Linlin Yang Miss Xueyin Zha 2015 Mr Aaron Downward Ms Charlotte Harte Miss Xiaoying Ren Ms Jessica Tang Mr Kyle Wong Friends of Mansfield Mr Roger Ballaster Mrs Dorothy Bradbury Mr John Caird Mr Michael Corbett Ms Batya Diamond Mrs Anne Domone Ms Diane Dunne Mr Michael Edwards and Mrs Alison Edwards Mrs Jacquie Featherstone Mr Duncan Forbes Dr Michael Freeman Mr Ruthven Gemmell Mr Peter Gomes Mr Jonathan Green Mr Shinya Hiraoka Mr Alistair Kennedy Mr George Marsh Mr Donald Newport Mr David Perry Mr Chen Song Mr Alexander Thomas Mr John Wilbourn Revd K Woolhouse and Mrs A Woolhouse Legacy Gifts Mr Edmund Goodall Mr David Maitland and Mrs Elizabeth Maitland Mr Kenneth Sears College Members Prof Ros Ballaster Prof Michael Hamm Mrs Helen Jones Dr David Leopold (1979) Mr John Oxlade Organisations A & S Burton Charitable Trust Alliance Bernstein Chongqing University EMBA Students 2013/14 Congregational & General Charitable Trust The Sym Charitable Trust Thank you to all who have given anonymously.

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