Devon wrote:
write-off for charitable giving to cultural institutions or not.>
If we make a payment or donation to a registered charity, and complete a
statement that we are UK tax payers, then the charity can claim back 22% of
the sum paid, which represents the basic rate of tax which the
Vis a vis Clay's post about a foundation for the Center or Centre ;-)
I attended a symposium a couple of years ago with British and American
participants. One of the British had actually started a fashion museum in
England.
Interestingly, she received most of her financial support from the
Subject: [lace] Textile Conservation Centre - update
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> Those of you on Arachne who were kind enough to show an interest when I
> told
> you of the threat of closure to the Textile Conservation Centre,
> formerly at
> Hampton Court and now based at Southampton University, may b
Dear Arachnids -
As a former professional fundraiser for an institution of higher
learning, may I suggest contacting Westminster and asking to speak to
someone knowledgeable about the Textile Conservation Centre. I suspect
that it would be possible to establish a charitable foundation whose
Those of you on Arachne who were kind enough to show an interest when I told
you of the threat of closure to the Textile Conservation Centre, formerly at
Hampton Court and now based at Southampton University, may be interested to
hear the Government's response:
"Public funding for higher educatio
