2013
Help is given across the
board, regardless of religious
or ethnic background
Protestant Aid dispenses
every cent received from
subscribers in grant aid
Chairman’s Statement
After five years of austerity
in the country and with
the Troika holding our
hands, we have at last
been left again to control
our own destiny.
There are now some
indications that the
country’s economy is
slowly improving; this
is reflected in the fact
that borrowing costs
have reduced and
unemployment has fallen from a high of almost 15%
to under 12%.
However, this has not yet been reflected in a reduction in
requests for our charity giving and our Charity Committee
has had a continual demand for assistance in acute cases.
On the income side, our private subscriptions have shown
a drop of almost €100,000 on 2012 but this can be
explained by special once-off donations including one
of €80,000 from a Dutch source (through the good
offices of Mr Graham Richards). The Department of
Environment, Community & Local Government grant was
again €150,000. This year, we were delighted to receive
an additional special grant of €130,000 at the end of
December from the Minister for Social Protection, with a
specific request that this be spent on those with urgent
needs.
The total income of Protestant Aid was marginally down
on 2012 but despite this, our charitable expenditure of
€762,725 was up on 2012.
The Archbishop’s Fund initiative finished in 2013, raising
almost €100,000 which is being used to support special
cases. We are happy to report that once again we have
distributed in excess of €1 for every Euro received by
way of donation.
Pictured (l to r) are:
Robin George, Chief Executive; Mrs Pat Adam, Case Secretary; Geoff Scargill,
Charitable Services Officer; Mrs Alanna Carter, Office Manager.
Sheltered Housing and Nursing
Home Care facilities continue
to provide essential care for our
residents. At present, we are providing
accommodation for over 200 people
in our facilities at Brabazon, St John’s
House and Pembroke Cottages.
Direct staff numbers account for some
100 people and, in addition, a further
20 are engaged in the catering and
cleaning facilities.
On the personnel side, many changes
have taken place. Dr Michael Webb
was appointed to the Protestant Aid
Board in June last; Mr Ian French
retired in October from the St John’s
House Committee and was replaced
by Mr Tom Hogan, while Mr Bryan
Burdett and Mr Albert Hempenstall
retired in June last.
Mrs Alanna Carter joined our staff at
the end of 2013 to enable a smooth
change over with the pending
retirement of Mrs Denise King in June
2014. Denise, unfortunately, has had
a serious illness and we continue
to keep her in our prayers and wish
her a return to good health so that
she may enjoy her retirement after
numerous years of dedicated service
at Protestant Aid.
Mr Geoff Scargill has just recently
been appointed as Charitable Services
Officer.
Finally, I would like to pay my personal
thanks and those of the Board to our
Chief Executive, Mr Robin George,
and his staff at Headquarters and at
Brabazon and St John’s House for
their dedication and commitment
during the year.
Arthur Vincent, Chairman
Charitable Services Report
Poverty still alive and kicking in Ireland
Following recent improvements in our economy, one could be
forgiven for thinking that all was now well and that poverty was a
remnant of the past. Unfortunately nothing could be further from
the truth. Deprivation still abounds in Ireland, resulting in poor
nutrition, family stress and social exclusion.
The effects of poverty are negative and serious. Children who
grow up in poverty are more likely to suffer more frequent and
severe health problems than children who grow up under better
financial circumstances. They are also likely to miss school more
often because of illness. Levels of stress in the family have also
been shown to correlate with
Ulster Connaught
economic circumstances.
Poverty impacts on every
6% 9%
aspect of a person’s life.
Munster
19%
37%
Rest of
Leinster
29%
ALL GRANTS BY REGION
Dublin
The issue covers a broad
spectrum of society in
Ireland with many people
working in low-paid
employment, not earning
enough to cover the
basic cost of living for
themselves and their
families. Others are
dependent on social
welfare payments
because they are
elderly, unemployed,
a lone parent or have a
disability or long-term
illness.
Addiction
One parent families
€14,050
€63,184
Ill health
€87,962
Other crises
Unemployment / other
€33,368
€228,511
GENERAL GRANTS BY NEED / VALUE
There are many definitions of poverty but the common thread
of all applications received by Protestant Aid is simply the
overwhelming need of the applicants. Many struggling to educate
their children, paying utility bills or attempting to cope with the
financial burden of serious illness.
As always, grants are assessed by the PA Charity committee who
meet regularly to review and agree the specific cases. Thanks to
this hard working and dedicated committee comprising Robert
Neill, Robert Bell, David Gillespie, Glynis Good, Jean Miller,
Mary Neill, Alison Young and the Chief Executive and Charitable
Services Officer.
We witnessed a very slight increase in giving
during 2013 and we continue to receive a
significant number of applications from people
who could be termed ‘The New Poor’ - people
who have worked hard and are bringing up
families but though illness or unemployment
find themselves in unexpected financial
difficulty.
From relative comfort, they can often find it
challenging to provide even the most basic
necessities for their families.
Our annual grant from the Department of
the Environment, Community and Local
Government (€150,000 in 2013) makes a
huge difference to our work and helps to
provide resources during the critically busy
Christmas period when the demands on our
funds are at their highest. To describe
this grant as essential would be an
understatement. We thank the Department for
this continued support and the difference it
makes to those in need.
We were also particularly delighted and
appreciative at the generosity of the Minister
for Social Protection, Joan Burton, who
provided a once-off grant of €130,000
at the year end.
This wonderful and unexpected surprise
was fully discharged to over 450 families
throughout the country in the form of Heating
and Fuel Grants as well as General Emergency
Grants. The difference it made cannot be overestimated.
We continue to operate on a strictly nondenominational basis in the Republic of
Ireland and all cases are handled with
compassion and confidentiality, regardless of
religious or ethnic background.
The call on Protestant Aid is as acute as ever,
with real need raising its head in every corner
of our society. As a result, we need your
continued support and are more than grateful
for the generosity you have shown in previous
years.
Every euro received in donations is
redistributed in charitable grants without one
cent being used for overheads.
Thank you so much for your continued help
which is so vital to our work.
On behalf of the Charity Committee,
Robin George, Chief Executive
Grandmother struggles to
bring up grandson
Problem:
When his two siblings were placed
into foster care following serious
family issues, Mark (not his real
name) went to live with his
grandmother. Despite the
extremely adverse circumstances
that Mark experienced during
his childhood, he has begun
to thrive in care of his new
environment. This has, however,
put huge strain on the limited
finances of the household as
Mark’s grandmother does not
receive financial assistance from
any other source.
Protestant Aid’s Response:
PA was able to supply funds towards
Mark’s education and maintenance,
enabling him to win an educational
scholarship and continue to live in a
safe and happy atmosphere.
Rent arrears due to chronic
illness
Problem:
John’s world fell apart when he
was diagnosed with leukaemia,
necessitating many sessions of
chemotherapy. He had worked
full-time prior to his diagnosis
and treatment but his illness
has resulted in his inability to
earn a living for the foreseeable
future. As a result, he fell behind
in his rent and was anxious that
he would be evicted. He has no
family to help him and the stress
associated with his deteriorating
financial situation was hampering
his progress to recovery.
Protestant Aid Grant Schemes
The primary areas of support given by PA include:
• General grants to alleviate poverty or distress
• Annuities for the elderly
• Allowances for coal/gas/electricity costs for the elderly
• Second-level education fees and expenses grants to assist pupils to attend Protestant-managed schools
Protestant Aid-administered
Charities
Charities administered under the Protestant Aid umbrella include:
Protestant Aid’s Response:
• The Brabazon Trust • St. John’s House
On learning of this distressing
situation, PA was able to contribute
funds to assist with John’s rent arrears,
helping him to move on in his recovery
process.
• Old Men’s Home Charity • Irish Distressed Ladies’ Fund
• Church of Ireland Jubilee Fund • Irish Clergy Sons Education Society
• Strand Trust Ltd (includes Pembroke Memorial Cottages Trust)
Subscribers’ Generosity
Thanks to the on-going support of loyal subscribers who consistently contribute so
generously every year by cheque or standing order, Protestant Aid is able to distribute
every euro it receives and that certainly motivates PA to help those less fortunate than
ourselves.
Under new legislation, introduced in January 2013, the PAYE reclaim system
benefitting charities where donations are f250 or more has been significantly
simplified. Now, the charity is allowed to claim tax rebates on all contributions by
PAYE and Self Assessed tax payers. Those giving a gift of assets can do so without
the imposition of Capital Gains Tax.
Legacies
In recent years, legacies have become an
increasingly important contribution to PA’s funds
and are an invaluable resource because they can
be invested wisely for use in the future.
They are entrusted to PA by those who have
left provision in their wills for the continuity of PA’s
work, so current subscribers are asked to consider
Protestant Aid and its work when making out their Wills.
“I wanted to drop you a note to express
my gratitude to you and your organisation
for your very generous grant. When my
Rector handed me your envelope, I was
overwhelmed. I sincerely cannot tell
you what it means to us. To receive your
cheque was simply an extraordinary
demonstration of kindness and way
beyond our dreams and hopes.
I said I couldn’t express what it
means to us, but please let me try.
Today, we can buy food, something
we haven’t been able to do for two
weeks. We can pay to have our bins
collected on Friday and the property
tax collection date at the end of
June no longer terrifies us. An ‘early
bird’ dinner for my wife’s birthday
now seems a possibility.
These funds will be cherished, nurtured
and called on when the sky is falling in but
knowing that we can cope with unexpected
crises gives us hope, some glimmer of
light, some chance of living again.”
Not enough money to feed
her children
Problem:
Deserted wife Sheila found it
impossible to feed and clothe her
children adequately after paying
for rent and all the utility bills
associated with running her
small home. As a loving mother,
her frustration regularly turns
to tears when even the family’s
basic needs are beyond her
reach.
Special Thanks
Special Thanks go to the Department of
the Environment, Community & Local
Government for its annual grant of
€150,000. The Department has been
a regular supporter of PA’s work since
the mid-90s and its grants are always
distributed without any deductions for
overheads.
Unemployment hits family’s
ability to survive
Problem:
Malcolm was shocked when his
employers had to close the company
in which he had been employed for
many years. The sudden loss of income
plunged the family into financial
distress, especially with two young
children at expensive stages in their
lives.
Malcolm is attempting to use what
limited resources the family has to try
and start his own business. He has an
astounding enterprising spirit but in
the midst of this, his household bills
continue to grow.
Life is a constant struggle and
Sheila is concerned daily about
the health and nutrition of her
young family.
Protestant Aid’s Response:
Protestant Aid’s Response:
After reviewing this case, PA made
funds available to this family,
ensuring that their basic needs were
met and relieving an increasingly
stressful situation.
PA made funding available that helped
to encourage Malcolm on his way
to self-sufficiency, thereby relieving
much of the pressure associated with
mounting bills.
The Minister for Social Protection also
sent €130,000 at the end of December,
with a specific request that this be spent
on those with urgent needs.
PROTESTANT AID
(a Company Limited by Guarantee)
INCOME &
EXPENDITURE
ACCOUNT
Extracts from the Audited Accounts
Year ended 31 December 2013
INCOME
Subscriptions and donations:
- Private
- Corporate
Church/parish contributions
Department of Environment, Community & Local Government
- Annual grant
Department of Social Protection
2013
F
428,989
15,320
61,787
150,000
130,000
200,000
-
14,130
ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENDITURE
Salaries
Pension costs
Employer’s PRSI contribution
Light and heat
Repairs and renewals
Computer services
Printing and advertising
Telephone
Postage
Insurance
Travel expenses reimbursed
Audit and accountancy
Consultancy services
Bank interest and charges
Sundry expenses
Administration costs contribution
SURPLUS FOR YEAR
2012
F
706,096
698,630
262,110
56,342
262,797
56,468
332,582
15,000
433,075
211,171
58,846
59,633
334,265
1,040,361
1,031,212
CHARITABLE EXPENDITURE
Grants and annuities
Education grants
Coal and fuel distribution
Charitable services costs
2012
F
329,610
14,484
74,536
Other income:
Investment income
Rent receivable
Department of Environment, Community & Local Government
- Social Partnership funding
2013
F
405,054
243,289
40,530
62,303
751,176
762,725
115,974
27,383
12,198
8,218
23,932
17,562
25,233
6,132
6,505
7,744
1,010
9,008
13,458
1,313
10,288
(40,440)
114,329
24,486
13,087
9,095
14,510
12,279
26,501
4,502
7,859
7,244
1,044
7,655
15,150
2,033
14,983
(40,441)
245,518
234,316
22,969
54,869
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Avoncourt Packaging
Christie & Co.
Colliers Funeral Service Ltd.
Dennison Trailers
Dublin Conservative Club
Duffy Express Freight
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250
500
1000
200
100
1000
Joseph Dugdale & Co.
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Grant Engineering
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65
1500
2000
50
2500
250
500
100
M P Technology Ltd.
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250
150
100
500
2500
1904
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Mrs Joy Montgomery
Mr JJ Moody
Capt DJ Mooney
Mr Roy Moore
Mr J Moore
Mr WG Morrison
Rev Adrian Moran
Mr David Morton
I Morris
Mrs Morrissey
Mrs Jill Moss
Mr Leslie H Murphy
Mrs Caroline Murphy
Mr John Murphy
Mr John Nash
Navan Kells Youth Group
Mr Bernard Neary
The Neill Trust
Canon & Mrs WBA Neill
Mr Richard Neilson
Mr Justin Nelson
Mr David Neligan
Mrs M Nevin
Mrs Doreen Newell
Ms Joan Newport
Stephen & Jane Newell
Mr Anthony Nicholson
Miss Mary R Nixon
Mr & Mrs Neville O’Byrne
Mr Douglas O’Brien
Mr Bruce O’Brien
Ms Monica O’Connor
Mrs Joan O’Connell
Mr C O’Dowda
Mr Kenneth Okafor
Mr Al & Mrs W O’Keeffe
O Olunboyo
Mr E Logan & C O’Malley
The & Madam O’Morchoe
Jim & Helen O’Neill
Mr BG O’Neill
Mr Robert O’Neill
Mrs Frances Pakenham-Walsh
Mrs V Pakenham
Mr & Mrs Brian Palmer
Mrs Carole Pappin
Mrs A Park
Fay & Lovell Parker
Mr Roy Parker
Mrs Muriel Parnell
Mrs Margaret Pasley
Mrs M Patton
Mr Alan Patton
Miss RJ Peacocke
Mrs Roma Peare
Mr FW Peard
Charles & Suzanne Pegley
James & Mary Pelow
Ms Dorothy Pennefather
Mrs DFU Perceval
Mr & Mrs Neil Perry
Mr Guy Percival
Mrs Dorothy Percival
Mrs Kathleen Phelan
Mr George Phipps
Dr Rachel Pike
Mrs Yvonne Pim
Mrs Doris Pittman
Mr John Plant
Mr Peter Pollock
Mr Harry Poole
Mr Raymond Potterton
Mr Peter Powell
Mr & Mrs I Pratt
Ms Hilary J Prentice
Mr Hamilton Pringle
Mrs Avril Price
Mr Leslie Privett
Mr & Mrs Ivan Price
Mr & Mrs Robert Prole
Mr L Purser
Mr George Quinn
Mr DC Rea
Mrs K Reamsbottom
Mrs Gillian Reynolds
Mrs NJ Richardson
Mr Ronnie Richardson
Mr Reg Richards
Mr & Mrs Robert F Richmond
Mr & Mrs Gordon Richards
Mrs Muriel Rice
Mr GC Richards
Mr & Mrs Norman Robins
Ms Joan M Robinson
Mrs Rosemary Robertson
Mrs Joan Roberts
Mr & Mrs Neil Robertson
Victor & Joan Rockley
Mrs Ella Rodgers
Mrs Valerie Rogers
Mr Roy LC Rohu
Mrs LGR Rooke
Mr JF Ross
Mr Noel Ross
Mrs Betty Rose
Peter & Dorcas Rothwell
Mr Eric Rountree
Mr David Rowe
Mr & Mrs Stanley Rowe
Mr SJ Rowden
Mr Cecil Rowden
Royal Black Perceptory
Mr & Mrs John Roycroft
Mr Raymond Russell
Mr Gordon Russell
Miss Heather Rutledge
Mr Bob Ruttle
Rev Peter Rutherford
Mrs S Ryan
Mr & Mrs S Rynhart
Ms Elizabeth Salter
Mr Clive Salter
Mr Brian G Saville
Mrs D Sawyer-Chapman
Mr Geoff Scargill
Mr John Schofield
Mr Ian Scott
Mr Jimmy Scott
Mrs Lucy N Sealy
Mrs Joy Searight
Mr Rodney Senior
Mrs Mary Shackleton
Dr & Mrs G Shanik
Mrs GM Shannon
Mrs Dorothy M Shaw
Mr John Sharpe
Mrs E Shannon
Mrs Adrienne Shannon
Mr J Leslie Sheil
Mrs Elizabeth Sheppard
Mr Ken Sheffield
Mr & Mrs J Sheils
Sheppard Trust
Mrs Heather Sherlock
Mr Cyril Sherwood
Mr Robert Sherwood
Mrs Lilian Shorten
Mr Mervyn Shorten
Mr & Mrs E Shortt
Mrs Catherine Sides
Ms Joy Simmons
Mr David A Simpson
Mr Harold Simms
Mrs Vera Simmons
Mr Herbert Sixsmith
Mrs Ruby Sixsmith
Mr & Mrs WH Skelton
Mr & Mrs D Skerritt
M Skuce
Mrs N Slazenger
Mrs B Slater
Mrs Georgina Smith
Mr Ian Smith
Mr Charlie Smith
Mr Kenneth Smith
Mr N Power Smith
Mr & Mrs MH Smyth
Mrs Jean Smyth
Fred & Deirdre Spendlove
Mr FC Spring
Rev J White Spunner
St Andrew’s NS Lucan
St Patrick’s NS Newbridge
Mrs M Stanley
Mr & Mrs John Stanley
Mr Michael Steen
Mr & Mrs Sydney Stephens
Mr & Mrs D Steedman
Mr Michael Stevenson
Mr John R St Leger
George & Audrey Strong
Mr Peter Strong
Miss MH Stuart
Mr Donald Studdert
Brian & Clodagh Studdert
“Lady Madrigal Stukeley”
Mrs Ruby Sullivan
Ms Sarah Sullivan
Mrs R Sutton
Mr & Mrs L Swarbrigg
Mr & Mrs Charles Sweetnam
Mr Francis Symes
Mr Albert Symes
Mr Jim Tait
Mrs MJ Talbot
Mr & Mrs D Tantrum
Dr MRH Taylor
Rev Patricia Taylor
Mr Quentin Teggin
Mr & Mrs Mark Thornburgh
Brian and Beatrice Thorpe
Mrs Gretchen Thornton
David Thomas
Mr & Mrs A Thompson
Kenneth Thompson Trust
Ms Valerie Thompson
Mrs Anne Thompson
Mr Gordon A Thompson
Mrs Sheila Thomson
Miss VF Traill
Ms A Trapnell
Mr & Mrs CW Treadwell
JVM Trench Will Trust
Mrs I Treacy
Mr John Tunstead
Mrs Thelma Turner
Ken & Margaret Turner
Mr Herbert Tutty
Mr BJ Tyrrell
Mr & Mrs Unger
Mr Derek Vaughan
Ms Hazel Vickery
Mrs Ruby Vigors
Mr Stanley Vogan
Donald Walker
Mr WJR Wallace
Rev Ann Wallace
Mr George Walpole
Ms V Walker
Mrs Helen V Walshe
Mr J John Wann
Ms Lyndsay Ward
Ms Valerie Warren-Perry
Rt Rev & Mrs Warke
Mrs EA Wardlaw
Mr William Warren
Mr Ronnie Watt
Mrs Geraldine Watts
Mrs Evelyn Watson
Ms Avril Watters
Basil & Olive Waugh
Ms Lilian Webb
Mr Leslie Weekes
Mrs Mabel Weir
Dr Hugh WL Weir & The Hon
Mrs Weir
Mr Desmond Weir
H Weir
Mr & Mrs JR West
Mr Thomas Whelton
Dawn Wheeler
Mr & Mrs Arthur White
Mrs Deirdre Whitley
Mrs Mary White
Mrs Olive White
Miss Joy Whiittaker
Ms E Daunt White
Mr & Mrs Victor Whye
Mrs Jean Whyte
Miss Jane Williams
Wilson Hospital School
Mrs Esme Williams
Mrs Marion Wilson
Ms Ruth Wilson
Mrs Hazel Wills
Mrs Sheila Wilmet
Mrs Heather Williamson
Mrs Kathleen F Wilson
Mrs Jane Wilson
Mrs Joyce Williams
Mrs Nancy Willoughby
Mrs Agnes Wilson
Mr & Mrs E Wilkinson
Mr George Williams
Mr Philip Wingfield
Mr Mervyn Wisdom
Mr & Mrs J Woolmington
Brian & Dorothy Wood
Mr Terence Woulfe-Flanagan
Mrs Evelyn Wright
Mr William Wright
Mr TA Wynne
Canon Noel Young
Mr Edward Young
Mrs K Young
CHURCH/PARISH DONATIONS
Abbeyleix Union of Parishes
Aghold Church (Tullow Group)
All Saints, Blackrock
All Saints, Raheny
Aughadown & Kilcoe Union
Athy Union
Ardrahan Parish, Galway
Balbriggan Parish
Bel119
Borrisokane Parish
Bunclody Parish
Calary Parish
Castlecomer Parish
Castleknock & Mulhuddart
with Clonsilla
Castlepollard & Oldcastle
Centenary Methodist Church
Christ Church Delgany
Christ Church Bray
Christ Church, Fermoy
Christ Church with Mariners
Christ Church Leeson Park
Christ Church Cathedral Waterford
Clondalkin & Rathcoole Parish
Cloughjordan Cloydagh Parish
Cloyne Cathedral Convoy Parish
Clontarf Parish
Clontuskert Parish
100.00
200.00
1000.00
500.00
77.41
700.00
34.00
150.00
400.00
191.70
800.00
800.00
100.00
1000.00
700.00
0
1500.33
150.00
100.00
500.00
520.00
1000.00
700.00
450.00
130.00
300.00
40.00
1000.00
64.00
ANONYMOUS DONATIONS
2 x 10
1 x 23.20
4 x 100
1 x 2000
1 x 20000
1 x 11.60
1 x 40
2 x 150
1 x 7000
1 x 85000
Anon via Matheson Anon via Matheson Donabate & Lusk
Donegal Group of Parishes
Donoughmore & Donard Parish
Dorrha Parish
Douglas Union
Drumcondra & North Strand
Dunboyne Union of Parishes Dunganstown Union of Parishes
Dundalk Group of Parishes
Emlaghfad Parish, Ballymote
Enniscorthy & Monart Union
Enniskeen & Ardagh
Fiddown Union of Parishes
Glasnevin Parish
Heynestown Union
Holy Trinity, Coolloney
Holy Trinity, Killiney
Holy Trinity, Aughrim, Co. Galway
Howth Parish
Inch Parish
Inver & Mountcharles
Kilbride & Powerscourt
Kells Union
Kilcummin Parish Church
Kill-O-The Grange Parish
Killinchy Union
Killiskey
Kilmore Diocesan Committee
Kilmoremoy Union
Kinsale Union
Kilternan Parish
Kilteegan Group 75.00
200.00
120.00
80.00
200.00
1000.00
550.00
200.00
1000.00
270.00
500.00
300.00
250.00
70.00
400.00
645.76
750.00
255.00
1150.00
80.00
110.00
1500.00
174.55
100.00
700.00
150.00
100.00
1683.30
325.00
1100.00
400.00
250.00
LEGACIES
2 x 20
3 x 50
1 x 1500
1 x 15000
2 x 5000
1x0
Mrs Daphne Crosthwait
Mr Howell Evans
Mr Thomas Fleming Hislop
Mrs Dorothy Fullerton
Mr Hugh N Goodbody
Mrs Letitia Morrow
Mr Henry Talbot
Kilsaran Union
Laghey Parish Church, Donegal
Leixlip Union Malahide Portmarnock &
St. Doulagh
Mallow Union
Mullingar Union of Parishes
Mount Mellick Union
Mullinacuffe Parish
Navan Union of Parishes
Nenagh Union of Parishes
Newcastle &
Newtownmountkennedy
Portlaoise & Ballyfin Union
Rathdowney Union of Parishes
Rathdrum & Derralossary
Rathfarnham Rathmichael Parish
Rathmines with Harold’s Cross
Roscommon Parish Church
Sandford Parish
Santry Parish
Shrinrone Group
Stradbally Union St. Ann’s
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian
Church, Bray
St. Brigid’s Church, Stillorgan
St. Canice’s Cathedral, Kilkenny
St. Canice’s Church, Finglas
St. Columba’s Church, Tullow
St. George’s, Balbriggan
200.00
50.00
600.00
1000.00
460.00
500.00
250.00
100.00
876.00
500.00
221.70
150.00
380.00
121.18
2000.00
450.00
3000.00
440.00
988.00
600.00
424.00
370.00
4000.00
100.00
1000.00
200.00
296.00
100.00
0
IN MEMORY
6349.00
500.00
3000.00
86607.75
108.41
1000.00
180155.15
In memory of Alice Campbell
Alan J. Campbell
65.00
St. James Church, Crinken
St. James Mallow
St. John’s Cathedral, Sligo
St. John’s Cloughleagh
St. John’s Church, Coolbanagher
St. John’s Church, Lanesborough
St. John’s Hospital Chapel, Sligo
St. Laurence’s Parish, Chapelizod
St. Mary’s Cathedral, Tuam
St. Mary’s, Blessington
St. Mary’s, Crumlin
St. Mary’s, Moate
St. Matthew’s, Irishtown
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
St. Patrick’s, Dalkey
St. Patrick’s, Greystones
St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Killala
St. Paul’s, Colloney
St. Paul’s, Glenageary
St Philip & St James, Booterstown
St. Philip’s, Milltown
St. Saviour’s, Arklow
St. Thomas’s, Mount Merrion
Swords, Clonmethan, Killsallaghan
Taney Parish
Tullow Group
Whitechurch Parish
Wicklow Parish
Woodlawn Parish
Zion Parish
3000.00
0
200.00
0
0
0
300.00
0
300.00
200.00
615.00
158.40
100.00
3000.00
1500.00
500.00
116.67
108.60
1000.00
2500.00
250.00
125.00
2205.00
505.00
1500.00
202.10
1455.00
252.50
116.00
1917.95
Directors
Chairman: Arthur Vincent. Vice Chairman: George Good.
Hon. Secretary and Treasurer: Trevor Watkins.
Mrs. Audrey Craven, Mrs. Barbara Davis, Terence Forsyth,
Cecil Geelan, Rev. Canon David Gillespie, Mrs. Yvonne Good,
Ivor Moloney, Robert Neill, David Pierce, Graham Richards.
Dr. Michael Webb.
Chief Executive: Robin George.
CHY591
Auditors
Ormsby & Rhodes, Dublin 2.
Bankers
AIB Bank, 40-42 Ranelagh, Dublin 6.
74 Upper Leeson Street, Dublin 4.
Tel: (01) 668 4298. Fax: (01) 660 3292.
Email: [email protected]
www.protestantaid.org
Patron of
Protestant Aid
The Most Revd.
Dr. Michael Jackson,
Archbishop of Dublin