Reports of the Council And of the District Committees
Reports of the Council And of the District Committees
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J. D., M.A.
MONTGOMERY, A. C, EsQ.
PicKARD, Z., Esq.
fSAPSFORD, J., Esq.
Tyler, Eev. W., F.R.M.8.
Wooding, W., Esq.
Agent, Mr. John England, 297, Betlinal Green Eoad.
• Ex-Officio Members of the Central Council, t Representative of Committee at Central Council.
Digitized by Googk THE OBJECT AND METHODS OF THE !nie Olfjeot of the Society for Organising Cbaritable Belief and Beiaressing Mendicity is— To ImproYe the Condition of the Poor.
L— ON THE PART OF THE COUNCIL OP THE SOCIETY.
1. By propaga...ting sound principles and views in regard to the administration of charity.
2. By promoting the co-operation of charitable institutions for the furtherance of their common work.
3. By suggesting and initiating the establishment, in accordance with just principles, of new institutions for which there is a proved need.
4. By discussing practical questions connected with the work of the Society, the reform of charitable administration generally, and methods of promoting thrift and self-dependence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
J. D., M.A.
MONTGOMERY, A. C, EsQ.
PicKARD, Z., Esq.
fSAPSFORD, J., Esq.
Tyler, Eev. W., F.R.M.8.
Wooding, W., Esq.
Agent, Mr. John England, 297, Betlinal Green Eoad.
• Ex-Officio Members of the Central Council, t Representative of Committee at Central Council.
Digitized by Googk THE OBJECT AND METHODS OF THE !nie Olfjeot of the Society for Organising Cbaritable Belief and Beiaressing Mendicity is— To ImproYe the Condition of the Poor.
L— ON THE PART OF THE COUNCIL OP THE SOCIETY.
1. By propaga...ting sound principles and views in regard to the administration of charity.
2. By promoting the co-operation of charitable institutions for the furtherance of their common work.
3. By suggesting and initiating the establishment, in accordance with just principles, of new institutions for which there is a proved need.
4. By discussing practical questions connected with the work of the Society, the reform of charitable administration generally, and methods of promoting thrift and self-dependence.
What to read after Reports of the Council And of the District Committees?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charity Organisation Society (London, England) to read onlineMoreLess
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