Charity Bank moves offices
Howard Lake | 6 July 2005 | News
Charity Bank, the country’s first fully regulated bank that is also a registered charity, has relocated to offices in Tonbridge, Kent.
Malcolm Hayday, Charity Bank’s chief executive explained the move. “Having outgrown our initial home we needed a new base. Market towns such as Tonbridge have an important role to play in the regeneration of communities so there is a wider context to our commitment to the town.”
The move keeps the bank geographically close to Charities Aid Foundation, from which it was originally formed, although it is now a separate entity.
Since the launch of the pilot fund, Charity Bank has agreed loans of over £30 million to 400 charitable organisations that do not have easy access to mainstream funding.
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Charity Bank’s new contact details are:
Charity Bank
PO Box 398
194 High Street
Tonbridge
Kent TN9 9BD
Phone: 01732 774040
Fax: 01732 774069
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