SCALDWELL PARISH TRUST  CHARITY

The Parish Trust charity is constituted by a Scheme of the Charity Commissioners dated 3rd February 1977 and is registered with them under No. 205282.   The current address for the charity is The Old Barn, High Street, Scaldwell, Northampton, NN6 9JS

 

The Trustees of the Charity are:-

 

Co-opted Trustees:  Mrs. Sally Thorne (Chair), co-opted Mar 18,  Mr. Roger Morgan (Mar 17),  Mrs. Jane  Monk (Nov 17),  Mr. David Keir   (Nov 18)

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Nominative Trustees: Mrs. Margaret Vinton (nominated May 18), Mrs. Pam Long (May 18)

  

The Clerk to the Charity is Mrs. Sue Dodds-Smith and all grant applications should be forwarded to Sue at d.doddssmith@me.com

 

The Scaldwell Parish Council has the right to nominate two trustees who serve for a period of four years.  Other Trustees are co-opted for a period of five years.  After paying the expenses of the running of the Charity, the Trustees are to apply the income of the Charity as they think fit for any charitable purposes for the general benefit of the inhabitants of the Parish of Scaldwell.  

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SCALDWELL EDUCATION CHARITY​​

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The Scaldwell Education Charity makes grants to any Scaldwell resident or village group for any educational/training purposes.

 

It Is open to all age groups from pre-school to post-retirement and everybody in between.

 

The Trustees meet in January, May and September to consider and award grants 

 

Applications should be sent to either Paul Carter, The Hollies High Street (email to plctr99@gmail.com) or June Keir, Stile Cottage, School Lane.

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THE THOMAS ROE FOUNDATION

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We are the Foundation of Thomas Roe. A registered charity.

 

Our purpose is to provide grants to schools in the parishes of Scaldwell and Brixworth (in this case Brixworth CEVC Primary School) and to provide small cash grants to young people who live in these parishes, under the age of 25 years old, to support their education.

 

Grant application forms can be gotten from the charity's Clerk via email (thomasroefoundation@gmail.com).

 

Our meetings are held twice a year, usually in March and September.​

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SCALDWELL RELIEF IN NEED CHARITY

 

The Scaldwell Relief in Need charity is constituted by a Scheme of the Charity Commissioners dated 3rd February 1977 and is registered with them under  No. 205281.   

The current address for the Charity is The Old Barn, High Street, Scaldwell, Northampton, NN6 9JS

 

The Trustees of the Charity are: 

 

Co-opted Trustees: Mrs. Sally Thorne (Chair), co-opted Oct 18, Mr. Roger Morgan (Mar 17), Mrs. Jane Monk (Nov 17), Mr. David Keir (Nov 18)

 

Nominative Trustees: Mrs. Margaret Vinton, (nominated  May 2018), Mrs. Pam Long (May 2018)

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 The Clerk to the Charity is Mrs. S.K. Dodds-Smith and applications for grants should be forwarded to Sue at d.doddssmith@me.com

 

 

The Scaldwell Parish Council has the right to nominate two trustees who serve for a period of four years.  Other Trustees are co-opted for a period of five years.  After paying the expenses of the charity the Trustees are to apply the income towards the relief of persons in need who are resident in the Parish of Scaldwell. They may also make donations to other organisations which themselves provide services for people in need in the village.  The Trustees should also pay for the holding of the annual Bread Service.  At the end of the year, if there is spare income then this may be used for projects for the benefit of the village.

 

The Bread Service

Thomas Roe lived in Scaldwell in the 17th century.  He was obviously a churchman and a great benefactor.  Apart from financing the gift of bread to the poor of Scaldwell, he was the instigator of several charities,  both here and in Brixworth,  to further the education of the inhabitants of the two villages. In his will he stipulated that bread should be distributed to the poor of the parish,  a thanksgiving service be held and a sermon preached every year on the 5th December, his birthday, failing which the charity should cease.  An application was made to the Charity Commission in 1988 to change the date of the Service  from the 5th December to the nearest Sunday to that date.   The Service and distribution of bread has been continuing for over 300 years.

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