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The CLA Charitable TrustThe CLA Charitable Trust promotes access to, and education about, the countryside for young people and the disabled or disadvantaged. The generosity of CLA members and their friends makes its work possible. So far, the Trust has awarded more than £1.5 million in grants. Give to the Trust online via JustGiving or begin a memory page. Recent awards:
Other recipients include Learning Fields, which provides educational visits to the countryside for children in the north-west of England. FundraisingHelp the Trust by attending the regular regional fundraising events, as well as by giving directly. We urge any professional members who are lawyers to remember the Trust when clients ask for advice on worthy recepients of bequests. Remember to order our Christmas cards. Please consider including us in your will.
Click here to download a Gift Aid Form and Standing Order Form. We receive a donation from the use of the CLA credit card, issued by MBNA. To apply call 0800 028 2440. The Bruce Wilson-North scholarships at Harper Adams University College. We currently have two scholars - Eleanor Leivers and Louise Roberts. Louise is returning to the College in the autumn having spent a year working at Halls auctioneers in Shropshire. ContactsPeter Geldart, Director, The CLA Charitable Trust. Hopbine Farmhouse Telephone and fax : 01636 823835 |
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