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About
Thomas Stevens, a gentleman farmer, owner of Parsonage Farm, Cobham died 1893 and the charity was founded under the provision of his will. A charitable trust bequeathed to the parish of Cuxton, Kent, for those who deserve benefit. Originally set up to provide bread or coals for the poor; now interpreted as food or fuel. Beneficiaries must live within Cuxton civil parish for the minimum of 2 years.
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Finances
- £757
- Income
- £1,260
- Spending
- 3
- Trustees
Financial year ending 31 March 2025, from the Charity Commission register.