THE SOCIETY OF MARY (MARIST FATHERS) CIO — grant history
Latest income
£789k
Grants listed (FY2024)
24
Listed grants total
£496k
Accounts grants total
£388k
listed grants do not fully reconcile with the accounts total — list may be partialextracted from its FY2024 accounts
What this funder supports
Causes funded
- Education/training
- The Prevention Or Relief Of Poverty
- General Charitable Purposes
- Disability
- Economic/community Development/employment
- Other Charitable Purposes
- Human Rights/religious Or Racial Harmony/equality Or Diversity
- Religious Activities
- The Advancement Of Health Or Saving Of Lives
- Overseas Aid/famine Relief
Where grantees operate
- Kingston Upon Hull City
- East Riding Of Yorkshire
- Throughout England And Wales
- Bangladesh
- Burma
- France
- City Of Westminster
- Guernsey
- Hampshire
- Greece
What changed: FY2023 → FY2024
| Change | Grantee | FY2023 | FY2024 |
|---|---|---|---|
| new | Overseas missions grant funding | — | £107k |
| new | People affected by riots in southern New Caledonia | — | £42k |
| new | St Vincent de Paul Society (Norfolk) | — | £30k |
| new | Marist Fathers, Solomon Islands | — | £27k |
| new | COMMUNITY RESOURCES FOR CHANGE | — | £25k |
| new | Peter Chanel Seminary, Yaoundé, Africa | — | £21k |
| new | THE EPIPHANY TRUST | — | £20k |
| new | Kids Kabin Project | — | £19k |
| up | NOTRE DAME DE FRANCE – SOCIETY OF MARY | £2k | £19k |
| down | WELCOME HOUSE | £60k | £7k |
| down | Marist Way Laity | £15k | £2k |
| not listed | The General Administration in Rome | £327k | — |
| not listed | Marist Centre in the Ranong Mission in Thailand | £92k | — |
| not listed | Village school in Bujumbura, Burundi | £82k | — |
| not listed | School in Buhangija, Tanzania | £33k | — |
| not listed | School in Boroko, PNG | £22k | — |
| not listed | Parish Church, Santa Cruz, Malhada, Brazil | £20k | — |
| not listed | Vehicle in Bahia, Brazil | £17k | — |
| not listed | Community house in Bambili Cameroun | £17k | — |
Grants made, per its accounts filings
| Recipient | Year | Amount | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Overseas missions grant funding | FY2024 | £107k | Overseas missions grant funding |
| The Generalate of the Society | FY2024 | £68k | Support of the Society's Generalate |
| People affected by riots in southern New Caledonia | FY2024 | £42k | Support for people who lost homes and property |
| Marist missions overseas | FY2024 | £40k | Overseas mission activity |
| St Vincent de Paul Society (Norfolk) | FY2024 | £30k | Donations or grant funding support |
| Marist Fathers, Solomon Islands | FY2024 | £27k | Purchase a vehicle for rural mission areas |
| The Open Doors Project | FY2024 | £25k | Donations or grant funding support |
| Peter Chanel Seminary, Yaoundé, Africa | FY2024 | £21k | Fund repairs |
| The Epiphany Trust | FY2024 | £20k | Towards the Jedidiah Foundation project |
| Notre Dame de France CIO | FY2024 | £19k | Donations or grant funding support |
| Kids Kabin Project | FY2024 | £19k | Donations or grant funding support |
| Multi-purpose church building project, Digos, Philippines | FY2024 | £14k | Assist with costs of completing a multi-purpose church building |
| Marist Fathers, Mindanao, Philippines | FY2024 | £13k | Purchase a vehicle for ministerial support |
| Emmaus Hull & East Riding | FY2024 | £10k | Donations or grant funding support |
| Welcome House | FY2024 | £7k | Donations or grant funding support |
| Support Cambodia | FY2024 | £6k | Donations or grant funding support |
| Eternal Benefits | FY2024 | £5k | Donations or grant funding support |
| Hull Foodbank | FY2024 | £5k | Donations or grant funding support |
| St Vincent de Paul Society (Hull) | FY2024 | £5k | Donations or grant funding support |
| Young volunteer, Ranong, Thailand | FY2024 | £5k | Grant for young volunteer |
| Hull Help for Refugees | FY2024 | £4k | Donations or grant funding support |
| Notre Dame Refugee Centre | FY2024 | £4k | Donations or grant funding support |
| Marist Way Laity | FY2024 | £2k | Marist Way ministry |
| CAFOD | FY2024 | £500 | Donations |
| The General Administration in Rome | FY2023 | £327k | Overseas missions grant funding (legacy funded projects) |
| Marist Centre in the Ranong Mission in Thailand | FY2023 | £92k | Staffing costs, administrative expenditures, supplies, office equipment, HIV AIDS health project, migrant outreach program, learning programs |
| Village school in Bujumbura, Burundi | FY2023 | £82k | Construction of a chapel in the village school |
| The Generalate of the Society | FY2023 | £64k | Support of the Society's Generalate |
| Welcome House | FY2023 | £60k | Donations |
| Marist missions overseas | FY2023 | £36k | Overseas mission activity |
| Village school in Bujumbura, Burundi | FY2023 | £33k | Salaries and ongoing construction costs of a village school with eighteen classrooms |
| School in Buhangija, Tanzania | FY2023 | £33k | School equipment, staffing costs and maintenance costs |
| School in Boroko, PNG | FY2023 | £22k | Classroom furnishings |
| Parish Church, Santa Cruz, Malhada, Brazil | FY2023 | £20k | Renovation of a Parish Church |
| Vehicle in Bahia, Brazil | FY2023 | £17k | Provision of a vehicle |
| Community house in Bambili Cameroun | FY2023 | £17k | Solar panels |
| SVP | FY2023 | £15k | Donations |
| Marist Way Laity | FY2023 | £15k | Donations |
| Youth hostel in Tanzania | FY2023 | £12k | Maintenance costs |
| The Salvation Army | FY2023 | £10k | Donations |
| Open Doors | FY2023 | £10k | Donations |
| Diocese of Salford | FY2023 | £10k | Donations |
| Hull Foodbank | FY2023 | £7k | Donations |
| Eternal Benefits | FY2023 | £5k | Donations |
| St John Bosco Camp | FY2023 | £3k | Donations |
| Notre Dame Refugee Centre | FY2023 | £3k | Donations |
| Notre Dame De France CIO | FY2023 | £2k | Donations |
| The Generalate of the Society | FY2022 | £1.0m | Support of the Society in Europe / work of the Society worldwide |
| General Administration in Rome | FY2022 | £173k | Overseas legacy funds / specific legacy funded projects |
| Village school with eighteen classrooms in a poor area of Bujumbura in Burundi | FY2022 | £86k | Construction of a village school |
| Parish Church, in Voundou, Cameroun | FY2022 | £46k | Construction of a Parish Church |
| Notre Dame Refugee Centre | FY2022 | £45k | Grants and donations |
| Marist Centre in the Ranong Mission in Thailand | FY2022 | £41k | HIV AIDS health project, migrant outreach program and learning programs |
| Marist missions overseas | FY2022 | £33k | Overseas mission activity |
| Marist Way Laity | FY2022 | £15k | Grants and donations |
| The Salvation Army | FY2022 | £8k | Grants and donations |
| SVP | FY2022 | £5k | Grants and donations |
| Open Doors | FY2022 | £5k | Grants and donations |
| Eternal Benefits | FY2022 | £5k | Grants and donations |
| Religious Life Safeguarding Service | FY2022 | £1k | Grants and donations |
| Other donations | FY2021 | £158k | Various small donations |
| St. Mary’s College | FY2021 | £100k | Rent receivable (Note: Listed under Expenditure on charitable activities in Note 7, but Note 3 clarifies this is Rent receivable from St Mary’s College. However, Note 7 lists 'St. Mary’s College' under 'Grants and donations' with £100,000. Looking closely at Note 7: 'St. Mary’s College' is listed with £100,000 in Unrestricted Funds. Note 3 shows 'Rent receivable from St Mary’s College, Blackburn' as £100,000. In Note 7, the line item is 'St. Mary’s College' under 'Grants and donations'. This appears to be a classification in the notes where rent might be misclassified or it represents a specific grant/donation. Given the prompt asks for grants paid to institutions, and Note 7 explicitly lists 'St. Mary’s College' under 'Grants and donations' with £100,000, I will extract it as such, noting the ambiguity. However, usually rent is income. Let's re-read Note 7 carefully. Note 7 lists 'St. Mary’s College' with £100,000 in Unrestricted Funds. Note 3 lists 'Rent receivable from St Mary’s College, Blackburn' as £100,000. It is highly likely the charity paid rent *to* St Mary's College? No, the text says 'Rent receivable from St Mary’s College'. This implies the Charity received rent. Why is it in Expenditure? Let's look at the SOFA. SOFA shows 'Income from other sources' includes Rent receivable. Expenditure shows 'Grants and donations'. Note 7 breaks down 'Grants and donations'. It lists 'St. Mary’s College' £100,000. This is contradictory to Note 3 which says 'Rent receivable'. Let's look at the Trustees' Report. 'St. Mary’s College pays rent for the use of the land and buildings in Blackburn'. So the Charity RECEIVES rent. Why is it in Note 7 Expenditure? Note 7 header is 'Expenditure on charitable activities: Grants and donations'. The line item is 'St. Mary’s College'. The amount is 100,000. This is likely an error in the accounts' classification or a specific grant. However, looking at the previous year (2020), Note 7 lists 'St. Mary’s College' with £100,000? No, 2020 column for St Mary's College is blank/zero in Note 7? Wait, 2020 column for St Mary's College is not explicitly zero but the total is 442,838. Let's check 2020 Note 7. 2020 Unrestricted: 103,362. 2020 Restricted: 0. Total 103,362. The breakdown for 2020 is not fully visible in the snippet for Note 7? Ah, the snippet for Note 7 shows 2021 and 2020 columns. For 2020, 'St. Mary’s College' is not listed in the breakdown? The breakdown lists: The Generalate, Marist missions, Overseas missions, Notre Dame, RLSS, St Mary's College, Other donations. For 2020, 'St. Mary’s College' row is empty? No, the table structure is: Row headers, then 2021 Unrestricted, 2021 Restricted, 2021 Total, 2020 Unrestricted, 2020 Restricted, 2020 Total. For 'St. Mary’s College', 2021 Unrestricted is 100,000. 2020 Unrestricted is blank? The total for 2020 is 103,362. The sum of the other 2020 items: 49,954 + 34,955 + 2,902 + 3,000 + 0 + 0 = 90,811. 103,362 - 90,811 = 12,551. This doesn't match. Let's look at the 2020 column again. 'The Generalate': 49,954. 'Marist missions overseas': 34,955. 'Overseas missions grant funding': 2,902. 'Notre Dame Refugee Centre': 3,000. 'Religious Life Safeguarding Service': 0. 'St. Mary’s College': 0? 'Other donations': 12,551? The text says 'Other donations of less than £1,000'. 12,551 is not less than 1,000. There seems to be a discrepancy or I am misreading the table alignment. Let's look at the 2021 column. 56,588 + 34,251 + 72,178 + 25,000 + 1,924 + 100,000 + 58,402 (Other) = 348,343. The total is 448,343. 448,343 - 348,343 = 100,000. Wait, the 'Other donations' line in 2021 is not explicitly summed in the text provided? The text lists 'Other donations of less than £1,000' but doesn't give the number in the snippet? Ah, the snippet cuts off or the number is missing? No, looking at the SOFA, Grants and donations is 448,343. Note 7 lists the components. If I sum the visible 2021 numbers: 56,588 + 34,251 + 72,178 + 25,000 + 1,924 + 100,000 = 289,941. 448,343 - 289,941 = 158,402. This must be 'Other donations'. The text says 'Other donations of less than £1,000'. This implies there are many small donations. The total 'Other donations' is likely 158,402. But the label says 'less than £1,000'. This usually means each individual donation is <£1,000, not the total. So 'St. Mary’s College' £100,000 is a specific grant/donation listed. Despite the confusion with rent in Note 3, Note 7 explicitly classifies £100,000 paid to St. Mary's College as a 'Grant and donation'. I will extract it as a grant. Note: St Mary's College is a separate entity (part of Nicholas Postgate Catholic Academy Trust). The charity owns the land. It is unusual to pay rent to the tenant as a grant, but if the accounts classify it as such, I must follow the accounts. However, it is more likely that the £100,000 in Note 7 is a misclassification of the rent income or a specific grant. Given the rule |
| Overseas missions grant funding | FY2021 | £72k | Formation grant-giving project / Overseas special missions' projects |
| The Generalate of the Society | FY2021 | £57k | Support of the Society's Generalate |
| Marist missions overseas | FY2021 | £34k | Overseas mission activity |
| Notre Dame Refugee Centre | FY2021 | £25k | Donation |
| Religious Life Safeguarding Service | FY2021 | £2k | Donation |