Institute Of Clayworkers Benevolent Fund

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pensions

ex members

widow or widower children

Finances:

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Financial Year starting	Financial Year ending	Income	Expenditure
01-Jan-2017	31-Dec-2017	£4,143	£6,187
01-Jan-2018	31-Dec-2018	£3,868	£6,404
01-Jan-2019	31-Dec-2019	£3,989	£5,763
01-Jan-2020	31-Dec-2020	£2,614	£6,731
01-Jan-2021	31-Dec-2021	£1,946	£3,858

Objects:

the relief by way of grants or pensions of needy members of the clay-working industry i.e. members or ex-members of institute; proprietors or ex-proprietors of clay works; widow (or widower), children or other dependants of such and other persons at the discretion of the committee of the institute.

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