Friends of Kinneil 2009-10 AGM Presentation
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Presentation to the 2010 annual general meeting of The Friends of Kinneil charity in central Scotland.
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Friends of St Nicholas provided their annual report for 2016. They had another successful year with many local and international visitors to St Nicholas Vestry. Volunteers helped with opening and closing the building and maintaining it. Fundraising events increased their bank balance to over £12,000 allowing window renovations. Donations were received and annual subscriptions covered costs. Their archive of Holm's heritage materials expanded with new donations. Sadly, their co-founder and chairman Alfie Flett passed away but they remain committed to preserving St Nicholas as he wanted.
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The document summarizes the history of Holy Trinity Partnership's community center from its origins as a temporary marquee to celebrate the church's silver jubilee, to its current status as an established community partnership center that has evolved over 25 years. It details the year-long planning process to transform the site into a multi-functional building, the community support and funding received, and the wide variety of community groups, events, and activities that now take place there on a regular basis. It concludes by introducing the center's next project called the "Neighborhood Challenge".
Tom Addistcott Co-production: how a community successfully acquired £1.2 mil...
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APM Conference Manchester: Building the BBC in the North - Adrian Mills
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1) The church community at 43 Lancaster Gate has grown significantly over the past year, with average Sunday attendance increasing from 50 to over 110.
2) Key areas of focus for the leader include developing the church community throughout the week, restructuring staff management, and presenting a 5-10 year vision and mission statement.
3) Financially, income is slightly below projections but expenses are higher due primarily to necessary property repairs. Overall the church has reduced debts by over £32,000 in the past year.
Marketing Birmingham - Telling the city’s story event, 11/4/13
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Portrait of the nation an integrated campaign - catrin tilley - national ga...
The Scottish National Portrait Gallery underwent a £17.6 million capital campaign to refurbish and reinvent the gallery. The campaign was highly successful, raising £19 million and attracting over 200,000 visitors in its first 5 months. The campaign's goals were to engage existing and new visitors through events, digital platforms, and fundraising initiatives. It aimed to position visitors' education and enjoyment at the heart of the reinvented gallery, which reopened on November 30, 2011 as a true "Portrait of the Nation."
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- 1. The Friends of Kinneil AGM Registered Charity Charity Registration Number SC038368 Annual report for 2009-2010
- 2. Welcome to the AGM Bruce Henderson, Chairman The Friends of Kinneil
- 8. Raising the profile of Kinneil Kinneil Museum also benefited. In 2009, more than 5000 people visited the museum – representing an audience that grows year on year.
- 15. Raising the profile of Kinneil
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