The Edmund and Maud Sanderson Jeff Charitable Trust — Education Charity in Wellington

The Edmund and Maud Sanderson Jeff Charitable Trust is a Charitable Trust charity in the Education sector, based in Wellington, Wellington.

Mission: To use Jeff Farm as a farm training establishment for training under-privileged boys and youths in farming. To provide scholarships for under-privileged youth to attend farm training institutions.

Registration Number
CC37315
Charity Type
Charitable Trust
Registration Date
2008-06-30
Status
Active
Sector
Education
Location
Wellington, Wellington
Email
allan.clark@salvationarmy.org.nz

Beneficiaries: Animals, Children / young people

Board Members and Officers

Current Officers (0)

NameRoleAppointed

Former Officers (10)

  • Janine Donaldson — Commissioner
  • Gerald Walker — Trustee
  • Mark Campbell — Trustee
  • Suzanne Fincham — Trustee (departed 2020-07-31)
  • Andrew Westrupp — Trustee (departed 2020-01-31)
  • Willis Howell — Trustee (departed 2017-10-31)
  • Robert Donaldson — Territorial Commander (departed 2017-01-01)
  • Graeme Reddish — Trustee (departed 2014-08-31)
  • Donald Bell — Trustee (departed 2013-10-31)
  • The Salvation Army New Zealand Trust Board — Trustee

Reporting Group Members

The Edmund and Maud Sanderson Jeff Charitable Trust files a consolidated Annual Return jointly with 3 sibling charities:

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The Edmund and Maud Sanderson Jeff Charitable Trust

CC37315Wellington, WellingtonRegistered 30 Jun 2008
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About

Mission

To use Jeff Farm as a farm training establishment for training under-privileged boys and youths in farming. To provide scholarships for under-privileged youth to attend farm training institutions.

Who We Serve

Beneficiaries
AnimalsChildren / young people

Rating

Score: /100
Financial
65
Governance
50
Transparency
50
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Contact Details

Address
Wellington, Wellington

Registration

Registration NumberCC37315
Entity TypeCharitable Trust
Registered30 Jun 2008
StatusRegistered

Sector & Activities

Primary Sector
Education
Activities
Makes grants / loans to individualsProvides buildings / facilities / open space

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Reporting Group — Consolidated Annual Return

The Edmund and Maud Sanderson Jeff Charitable Trust is one of 4 charities in a Charities Services reporting group. Members file a single consolidated Annual Return together, so the financial figures on each member’s page reflect the combined group — not standalone operations.