THE SOCIETY OF MARY (MARIST FATHERS) CIO — grant history

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Latest income

£798k

Grants listed (FY2025)

Listed grants total

£479k

Accounts grants total

£923k

listed grants do not fully reconcile with the accounts total — list may be partialextracted from its FY2025 accounts

FY2021: 1 grant totalling £158k is listed but excluded from totals: unverified read (the amount is not printed in the accounts text).

What this funder supports

Based on the register classifications and operating areas of the grant recipients we could match to the charity register (a subset of all grantees).

Causes funded

Education/training (11 grantees)
The Prevention Or Relief Of Poverty (11 grantees)
General Charitable Purposes (6 grantees)
Disability (5 grantees)
Economic/community Development/employment (5 grantees)
Other Charitable Purposes (3 grantees)
Human Rights/religious Or Racial Harmony/equality Or Diversity (3 grantees)
Religious Activities (3 grantees)
The Advancement Of Health Or Saving Of Lives (3 grantees)
Overseas Aid/famine Relief (2 grantees)

Where grantees operate

Kingston Upon Hull City (5 grantees)
East Riding Of Yorkshire (3 grantees)
Throughout England And Wales (2 grantees)
Bangladesh (2 grantees)
Burma (1 grantee)
France (1 grantee)
City Of Westminster (1 grantee)
Guernsey (1 grantee)
Hampshire (1 grantee)
Greece (1 grantee)

What changed: FY2024 → FY2025

Grantees that appear, disappear or move by 50%+ between the two most recent filings that have counted grants (unverified reads are left out, so a filing whose grants are all unverified is skipped). A grantee “dropped” may simply have received a multi-year grant earlier.

Change	Grantee	FY2024	FY2025
new	pre-school children in Bujumbura	—	£55k
new	Marist secondary school in Bambili, Cameroon	—	£52k
new	Marist Mission in Ranong, Thailand	—	£51k
new	Marist Missionary Sisters in the city of Ngozi in Burundi	—	£48k
new	The Campion School, Hornchurch	—	£45k
new	Marist Community in Samsun, Turkey	—	£42k
new	Sycamore R C Charity	—	£40k
new	Chanel College in Coolock, Ireland	—	£30k
up	St Vincent de Paul Society (Hull)	£5k	£13k
up	HULL HELP FOR REFUGEES	£4k	£10k
down	EMMAUS HULL & EAST RIDING	£10k	£5k
down	COMMUNITY RESOURCES FOR CHANGE	£25k	£5k
down	SUPPORT CAMBODIA	£6k	£2k
not listed	Overseas missions grant funding	£107k	—
not listed	The Generalate of the Society	£68k	—
not listed	People affected by riots in southern New Caledonia	£42k	—
not listed	Marist missions overseas	£40k	—
not listed	St Vincent de Paul Society (Norfolk)	£30k	—
not listed	Marist Fathers, Solomon Islands	£27k	—
not listed	Peter Chanel Seminary, Yaoundé, Africa	£21k	—
not listed	THE EPIPHANY TRUST	£20k	—

Grants made, per its accounts filings

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Recipient	Year	Amount	Purpose
pre-school children in Bujumbura	FY2025	£55k	purchase of a plot of land for pre-school children
Marist secondary school in Bambili, Cameroon	FY2025	£52k	first stage funding payment for the construction of a Marist secondary school
Marist Mission in Ranong, Thailand	FY2025	£51k	continued learning MAF programme in education, health and harmony delivered to Burmese’s Migrants
Marist Missionary Sisters in the city of Ngozi in Burundi	FY2025	£48k	installation of Solar Panels at the Giriteka training centre
The Campion School, Hornchurch	FY2025	£45k	build a corridor between the school chapel and school buildings
Marist Community in Samsun, Turkey	FY2025	£42k	acquire a vehicle to support parish operations
Sycamore R C Charity	FY2025	£40k	Vimeo Enterprise Package to enable the translation of religious material into various languages
Chanel College in Coolock, Ireland	FY2025	£30k	repurposing of part of the campus for Home Economics and to renovate the library/general assembly space
Formation House (St. Peter Chanel) in Yaoundé	FY2025	£20k	roof and masonry repair costs and renovation of the basketball court
religious community at the Saint Pierre Chanel seminary in Cameroon	FY2025	£18k	acquire a 15-seat minibus
St Vincent de Paul Society (Hull)	FY2025	£13k
The Parish of Mary, Mother of God	FY2025	£12k	youth worker
primary school in Voundou in Cameroon run by the Society of Mary	FY2025	£10k	construction of a Well and Toilet Block
Hull Help for Refugees	FY2025	£10k
Welcome House	FY2025	£6k
Eternal Benefits	FY2025	£5k
Hull Foodbank	FY2025	£5k
Emmaus Hull & East Riding	FY2025	£5k
The Open Doors Project	FY2025	£5k
Notre Dame Refugee Centre	FY2025	£5k
Support Cambodia	FY2025	£2k
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
Young volunteer, Ranong, Thailand	FY2024	£5k	Grant for young volunteer
St Vincent de Paul Society (Hull)	FY2024	£5k	Donations or grant funding support
Hull Foodbank	FY2024	£5k	Donations or grant funding support
Notre Dame Refugee Centre	FY2024	£4k	Donations or grant funding support
Hull Help for Refugees	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
Open Doors	FY2023	£10k	Donations
The Salvation Army	FY2023	£10k	Donations
Diocese of Salford	FY2023	£10k	Donations
Hull Foodbank	FY2023	£7k	Donations
Eternal Benefits	FY2023	£5k	Donations
Notre Dame Refugee Centre	FY2023	£3k	Donations
St John Bosco Camp	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	Unverified read£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

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