Information about the Convocation Trust and its mission to allocate the Trust’s funds to promote the purposes of the °®ÆＧ and its community.
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About the Convocation Trust
Although the °®ÆＧ of London Convocation closed in 2003, its values of community and charity live on through the philanthropic work of the Convocation Trust.
The °®ÆＧ of London Convocation was the association of graduates established by Charter in 1858. When the Convocation was formally closed in 2003 its remaining assets were put into trust, to be used to fund initiatives which benefit the community and members of the °®ÆＧ of London Federation.
The Convocation Trust Committee of Management exercises stewardship over the Trust’s assets and uses them to fund scholarships, project grants and academic awards across the Federation.
You can learn more about some of the projects the Convocation Trust has funded here.
This philanthropic work is only made possible by the generous donations to the °®ÆＧ of London Convocation and the Convocation Trust. On behalf of all of those who have benefited over the years, the °®ÆＧ would like to thank all those who have kindly donated.
The Trustees
The Convocation Trust Committee of Management comprises 9 members. These include 5 external trustees and 2 co-opted members, alongside 2 ex officio members of the °®ÆＧ of London’s senior leadership team. You can learn more about current members of the committee by reading their profiles below.
