The Sir James Reckitt Charity

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The Sir James Reckitt Charity is a grant-making charity which supports a wide range of charitable causes.

The Charity was founded in 1921 by Sir James Reckitt who endowed the trust with a large number of shares in the family manufacturing business of Reckitt and Sons Ltd.

The trustees give support to a wide range of charitable causes, but give some priority to purposes connected with the Society of Friends (Quakers) and to purposes connected with the city of Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire.

Letters of application for funding support should clearly show:

	THE NATURE OF YOUR ORGANISATION / ITS STRUCTURE / ITS RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHER AGENCIES AND NETWORKS
	THE AIMS OF YOUR ORGANISATION / ITS MISSION STATEMENT
	THE PURPOSE OF THE PROJECT / THE NEED WHICH HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED AND EVIDENCE OF THE NEED
	EXACTLY WHAT THE GRANT IS TO BE USED FOR
	THE TOTAL COST OF THE PROJECT AND HOW YOU INTEND TO RAISE ANY BALANCE
	WHO WILL BENEFIT FROM THE PROJECT / THE OUTCOMES / HOW YOU WILL KNOW IF THE PROJECT IS SUCCESSFUL
	WHETHER YOUR ORGANISATION IS A REGISTERED CHARITY OR - IF A SMALL LOCAL GROUP - IS KNOWN TO THE APPROPRIATE COUNCIL FOR VOLUNTARY SERVICE
	YOUR BANK ACCOUNT PAYEE NAME TO WHOM A CHEQUE CAN BE MADE PAYABLE
	HAVE YOU INCLUDED A SET OF ACCOUNTS OR A RECORD OF INCOME AND EXPENDITURE WHICH HAS BEEN SUBJECT TO INDEPENDENT SCRUTINY?
	YOUR CONTACT DETAILS : ADDRESS, TELEPHONE AND EMAIL

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