The Phelipps Trust
(Registered Charity No. 306234)

The Phelipps Charity was established by Thomas Phelipps upon his death in 1662. Thomas Phelipps lived in Court House, Corfe Mullen, which today stands close to the busy A31 trunk road. His bequest of 500 pounds was invested by his trustees to help the parish curate, and poor children within the village.

Interest from the investment was disposed of as follows:-
10 pounds to the curate of Corfe Mullen.
10 pounds to 10 poor children to buy bread and cheese and l7s.4d for beef at Christmas, with an additional £10 put aside to clothe and apprentice them.
Over the years the Will of Warland & Churchill has been added to the Thomas Phelipps Will.
Today the Charity is divided into three branches:-
•Children's Branch - providing food vouchers to the needy at Christmas.
•Apprentice Branch - providing financial support to school-leavers to help fund books, uniforms or instruments for further education.
•Warland & Churchill Branch – providing fuel allowance grants to the elderly.

Advertisements of about the Phelipps Charity are regularly distributed throughout the village, and grant application forms can be obtained from Mrs S Parkin, Telephone: 01202 694197.

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