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Tom Stott is raising money for Ampleforth Abbey Trust
“Tom Stott's Fundraising Page”

on 4 February 2009

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Ampleforth Abbey is home to a community of Benedictine monks who welcome visitors into the Abbey for services, and to explore the extensive and stunning Abbey grounds. History & Heritage The Abbey Church and Visitor Centre offer a fascinating insight into a living monastic community. Founded in 1802, the Benedictine community at Ampleforth Abbey is the largest community of monks in the UK. The Abbey Church is filled with furniture, sculpture, and glass from skilled crafts people, including local oak craftsman Robert ‘Mousey’ Thompson. Retreats Our comfortable retreat facilities offer space to rest, reflect and relax away from the routine of everyday life. This place of prayer offers spiritual nourishment for those who seek it. All are warmly welcomed, whether part of a group, for a conference or your own personal retreat. Tea Room Home-made refreshments are available including hot meals and cakes, tea, coffee, and cold drinks including our Ampleforth Abbey apple juice and cider. Outside seating offers stunning views across the Ampleforth valley, and there is baby changing, children’s menu, and plenty of space to park buggies. Explore the Grounds The Ampleforth estate covers 1,200 acres of lakes and woodland in the Howardian Hills National Landscape, with the North York Moors National Park to the north. We welcome walkers and cyclists throughout the year.

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Thank you for coming to this St John's Poverty for Poverty page. We, Tom Stott, Lucas Domecq, Hugh Ronan, Alexandre de Chezelles, Walter Arbuthnott, William Klein, Florian de Chezelles and James Cochrane and Nicholas Blackmore are representing all the years in St John's, and all the boys of St John's, ask  for your sponsorship of St John's House, supporting Face-Faw Poverty for Poverty.

Through Face-Faw, St John's House are supporting Francis Maria Libermann School in Zanzibar, and helping to sponsor some of the students in the school. Ampleforth has a very strong link with this school.

Inorder to help and share in poverty, all of us in St. John's House plan to run each morning before morning prayers for a week in late April 2009 (still fixing the date)as a sign of showing poverty (not many poor people may run around in gardens like this but this is us making a sign of our sharing poverty). In addition we have held a number of House events to support our Pverty for Poverty - Toshi Ogita held a homemade pottery sale in the House, and we had a House Dinner.

Donating through Justgiving is quick, easy and totally secure. It’s also the most efficient way to sponsor Ampleforth Abbey/Face-Faw - Face-Faw will receive your sponsprship fast.  If you’re a UK taxpayer, Justgiving makes sure 25% in Gift Aid, plus a 3% supplement, are added to your donation to Face-Faw.

So please sponsor us in St John's, supporting Face-Faw 

Tom Stott, Lucas Domecq, Hugh Ronan, Alexandre de Chezelles, Walter Arbuthnott, William Klein, Florian de Chezelles, James Cochrane and Nicholas Blackmore. 

Donation summary

Total
£550.50
+ £7.05 Gift Aid
Online
£25.00
Offline
£525.50

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