The Formal Stuff
Constitution
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Charity Status
The Leciester Bach Choir is a registered charity, number: 501890
We have a stated aim to educate the public about Choral Music.
Gift Aid
The Choir is a Registered Charity under UK law, which allows
it to reclaim the tax you have already paid on your membership
and any other donation under the Gift Aid Scheme.You can help the
Choir increase its funds by signing the Gift Aid Declaration on
the membership form, but only if you are a UK tax payer.
How it works
Full membership of the Choir is £120 per year.
If you pay tax on any income be it salary, investments, pension
or other income the Choir can claim back from Revenue & Customs
an additional £33.60 at no cost to you.
Subscriptions and donations to Charities are tax exempt, we can
therefore claim back the income tax you have already paid to Revenue & Customs on the amount you pay the Choir.
Each year we send a list of names and addresses and the amounts
paid by members to Revenue & Customs. Once processed by Revenue & Customs we are sent a cheque for what we have claimed.
This money is then used to further the aims of the Charity.
Officers
We have 5 officers who are responsible for running the choir:
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Concert Manager
Judith Dorward |
Chair
Jennifer Clegg |
Vice-Chair
Charles Paterson
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Treasurer
Mike Randle |
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Trustee &
Minute Secretary
Angela Finch |
Trustee
Tom Hanley
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Trustee
Maggie Ridgewell
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Trustee
Caroline Brook
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President
Joanne Lunn
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Management Committee
We have a management committee comprised of the Officers and Trustees. The committee meets on a regular basis and holds an Annual General Meeting in September each year.
Any member who would like an issue raised at a committee meeting should contact the Secretary in writing one week before the meeting. The Director of music is an ex occifio member. The choir also has a distinguished President, Joanne Lunn, who comes from Leicester and has been a significant supporter of LBC.
Date of next meeting:
17th November 2009 7.30pm
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