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The Farthing Trust

The Farthing Trust is a religious charitable trust. Its registered UK address is in Cambridge and its main stated function is the 'advancement of religion, education, health and human rights and the reconciliation/promotion of religious or racial harmony/equality/diversity as well as the relief of those in need. Farthing Trust profile on the Charities Commission, accessed 9th July 2013 
==Activities==
The Trust is active in England, Scotland and Wales, India, Israel, Malawi, Mexico, Nigeria, Pakistan, Philippines, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.
==History==
The Trust was registered on 19th August 1974. 
==Affiliation==
The Farthing Trust is affiliated with the Norwich Reformed Church, which was at the centre of a dispute over distribution of Islamaphobic hate leaflets in 2012.BBC News 'Norwich Reformed Church banned for Islam 'hate' leaflet', accessed 9th July 2013 
==People==
The Current Trustees are listed by the Charities Commission as: Mr C H Martin , Mrs E Martin, Mrs J Martin, and Mrs A White. 
==Funding==
According to its accounts filed with the Charities Commission, the Farthing Trust had an income of £118,074 and expenditure of £158,498 in the 2011/12 financial year with net assets worth £2,651,670. Farthing Trust Accounts 2011/12 on the Charities Commission website, accessed 9th July 2013
==Contact==
:Address:
:Mr Heber Martin
:PO Box 277
:Cambridge
:CB7 9DE
==Notes==
Category:Religious Organisations
The Fatherhood Institute

The Fatherhood Institute is a think tank that focuses on policy, research and practice.
Its vision is 'a society in which there’s a great dad for every child, they hope to create a society that gives all children a strong and positive relationship with their father and any father-figures and prepares boys and girls for a future shared role in caring for children'. Our Work Fatherhood Institute, accessed 24 October 2014 
The institute is funded by grants and donations. 
==Notes==
Category:Think Tanks
The Federated Foundation

The Federated Foundation is a charity registered in England and Wales (No. 291528) (also known as the Borwick Charitable Trust).Charity commission 291528 - THE FEDERATED FOUNDATION (ALSO KNOWN AS THE BORWICK CHARITABLE TRUST) Amongst other recipients it gives to conservative, neoliberal and neoconservative think tanks and policy related groups.
==Recipients of funding (selected)==
* Adam Smith Research Trust 2011/2, 2013/4, 2014/5, 2015/6
* Cayo Foundation 2015/6
* Centre for Policy Studies 2013/4
* Ewing Foundation 2014/5
* Foundation for Social and Economic Thinking 2011/2, 2012/3
* Institute for Policy Research 2011/2, 2013/4
* The Outlook Foundation 2013/4, 2014/5, 2015/6 
* Policy Exchange 2011/2, 2013/4, 2014/5
* Politics and Economics Research Trust 2011/2
* Power to inspire 2015/6
* Reform Research Trust 2011/2, 2013/4
* Tax Payers' Alliance 2013/4
* Trade Out of Poverty 2014/5
* Young Enterprise 2014/5, 2015/6
Sources Federated foundation Annual Reports and Accounts, 2012/3, 2014/5, 2015/6, p. 11.
==People==
===Trustees===
Lord Geoffrey Robert James Borwick | Jackie Craymer | Lady Borwick | Mr Thomas James Robert BorwickData from the Charity Commission.
==Contact == 
:Miss J A Craymer
:1 Love Lane
:London
:EC2V 7JN
==Notes==
Category:conservative movement
The Friends Of The Yeshivat Har Etzion Trust

The Friends Of The Yeshivat Har Etzion Trust is a UK registered charity (no. 298814).Charity Commission Website Framework. Accessed 7 July 2015. The charity supports the Har Etzion yeshiva which is located in the illegal settlement of Alon Shvut, within the larger Gush Etzion settlement bloc in the occupied West Bank.Yeshivat Har Etzion Website About Us. Accessed 7 July 2015. B'Tselem Website Settlements. Accessed 7 July 2015.
==History==
The organisation became a registered charity in 1988.Charity Commission Website Framework. Accessed 7 July 2015.
==Finances and Funding==
Between 2010 and 2014 the charity spent £659,581.Charity Commission Website Overview. Accessed 7 July 2015.
==People==
===Board of Directors circa July 2015===
Shimon Gillis | Rabbi Daniel Leslie Roselaar
==Contact==
Address circa July 2015:
:5 Grange Glose
:Edgware
:Middlesex
:HA8 9PQ
==Notes==
Category:Israel
The Friends of Yeshivat Shefa

The Friends of Yeshivat Shefa is a UK registered charity (no. 292010). According to the UK Charity Commission website the charity exists to support the Aleph Society in Education, a Jewish educational organisation.Charity Commission Website Framework. Accessed 7 July 2015. The society maintains schools in Israel but also in the illegal settlements of Gush Etzion.B'Tselem Website Settlements. Accessed 7 July 2015. One of its schools is located in the settlement of Tekoa within the larger Gush Etzion settlement bloc. Aleph Society Website Schools in Israel. Accessed 7 July 2015. B'Tselem Website Settlements. Accessed 7 July 2015.
==History==
The organisation became a registered charity in 1985.Charity Commission Website Framework. Accessed 7 July 2015. 
==Finances and Funding==
Between 2010 and 2014 the charity spent £335,131.Charity Commission Website Charity Overview. Accessed 7 July 2015. 
==People==
===Board of Directors circa July 2015===
Peter Kalms | Kevin Fehler
==Contact==
Address circa July 2015:
:2 Erskine House
:Homesfield
:London
:NW11 6HN
:Phone: 020 8209 1431 
:Email: pkalms@visionrt.com
==Notes==
Category:Israel
The Future of the Right in East and Central Europe

The Future of the Right in East and Central Europe was the title of a conference hold in Prague in January 1990.Richard Gott, The blue pimpernels: In the post-Communist dawn, Mrs Thatcher's ideologues slip into Prague to rescue East Europeans from the tyranny of old philosophies. But Richard Gott finds a guarded response to the glories of the free market, The Guardian, 15 January 1990. According to Richard Gott this took place under the auspices of the Conservative Council of Eastern Europe.Richard Gott, The blue pimpernels: In the post-Communist dawn, Mrs Thatcher's ideologues slip into Prague to rescue East Europeans from the tyranny of old philosophies. But Richard Gott finds a guarded response to the glories of the free market, The Guardian, 15 January 1990. However, Lord Hatch referred in Commons debate at the time to a meeting held by the Conservative Council for Eastern Europe.Lord Hatch, Germany: Unification Prospect, Hansard, House of Lords, 17 January 1990.
==Participants==
According to Richard Gott, the following people were among those attending the conference:
Roger Scruton | Norman Stone | Caroline Cox | John Marks | Jan Carnogursky | Angus Cargill | Karl Schwarzenberg | Tom Spencer | John Masek | Charles Tilbury | Vaclav Benda | Alexander Tomsky | Ivan Baba | Pawel Bratinka | Harold Elletson | Viscount CranborneRichard Gott, The blue pimpernels: In the post-Communist dawn, Mrs Thatcher's ideologues slip into Prague to rescue East Europeans from the tyranny of old philosophies. But Richard Gott finds a guarded response to the glories of the free market, The Guardian, 15 January 1990.
==Notes==
Category:Czech RepublicCategory:Conferences
The Gairdner Foundation

2008 Sponsors The Gairdner Foundation 2008 Award Recipients Accessed 29 January 2009
* CIHR 		
* Merck
* Burroughs Wellcome Fund
* University of Toronto 	
* OICR
* University Health Network
* Sanofi-Pasteur
* Michael Smith Foundation
* Wyeth
* OAHPP
* Amgen
* Nycomed
* Public Health Agency of Canada 	
* Genome Canada
* AHFMR
* Canadian Foundation For Innovation
* McMaster University
* Women's College Hospital 	 	
* GE Healthcare
===Notes===
The Gathering the Voices Association

*https://www.facebook.com/story.php/?story_fbid=1019715656827378&id=100063668585799&_rdr
*https://gatheringthevoices.com/
==Supporters==
National Lottery Heritage Fund
Glasgow Caledonian University
Scottish Goverment
Glasgow City Council
German Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Esterson Trust
The Association of Jewish Refugees
The Linn Foundation
Ethel Hoffman
Micheline Brannan
Glasgow Jewish Community Trust
Ralph Slater Foundation
Queens Park Charitable Trust
Netherlee and Clarkston Charitable Trust | Alma & Leslie Wolfson Charitable Trust
Alan and Carole Zeichick
The Executive of the Glasgow Jewish Representative Council
Giffnock and Newlands Synagoguehttps://web.archive.org/web/20250110131000/https://gatheringthevoices.com/about-gathering-the-voices/
==Notes==
The Gordon and Mary Cain Foundation

[[Image:The_Gordon_A_Cain_Foundation_.png‎ ‎ ‎|350px|thumb|right|The Gordon A Cain Foundation, Source: http://www.gordonacainfoundation.org/ Gordon Foundation Logo] ]]
==Counterjihad Grants==
The Gordon and Mary Cain Foundation was one of the top contributors to the David Horowitz Freedom Center according to IRS filings from 2013, donating a total of USD $10,000 to the organisation. The Gordon and Mary Cain Foundation, Conservative Transparency, accessed 21 October 2015
The Foundation does not seem to have given any grants since 2012. 
==People==
*James Weaver - President
*Mary Cain - Vice-president
*Margaret Weaver - Vice-president 
*jSharon Weaver - Vice-president
*John Sullivan - CFO/treasurer
*David Ross - Trustee
*Gordon Cain - TrusteeGordon and Mary Cain Foundation 990 Form 2014, eri-nonprofit, accessed 15 January 2016
==Notes==
 
Category:United States
Category:Counterjihad
Category:Counterjihad Funders
The Grant and Gordon family

The Grant and Gordon family
According to the Sunday Times Rich List:
:Three Barrels, the popular French brandy, is a new stablemate of Glenfiddich, the bestselling single malt whisky. In 2005, William Grant, the Banffshire whisky company, bought Raynal, the French distiller based in Cognac, in a deal reckoned to be worth about £50m. William Grant, which also distils Grant’s, The Balvenie and Hendrick’s Gin, revealed an 8.1% leap in profits to £77.3m on turnover of £352.6m in 2005. The business is worth £800m and past dividends take the family to £900m after tax.Sunday Time Rich List 2007 The Grant and Gordon Family, accessed 14 November 2008
==Rich List results==
* RESULTS 2007 Ranking: 2 Worth: £900m Industry: Spirits
* RESULTS 2006 Ranking: 3 Worth: £725m Industry: Spirits
==People==
*William Grant
*Charles Gordon
*Peter Gordon
==Notes==
Category:Scotland
Grant
The Great Debate

The Great Debate is somewhat associated with the libertarian anti-environmental LM network. Established in 1998, About The Great Debate, The Great Debate website, acc 7 Nov 2010 it has worked with organisations associated with the LM network such as the Battle of Ideas, Debating Matters, Institute of Ideas, the Transport Research Group and WORLDwrite.About The Great Debate, The Great Debate website, acc 1 May 2010 The Great Debate was a 2008 Battle of Ideas partner.
 
Contributors to events of the organisation have included LM network associates Ian Abley, Daniel Ben-Ami, Andrew Calcutt, Suzy Dean, Ceri Dingle, Frank Furedi, Tony Gilland, John Gillott, Helene Guldberg, James Heartfield, Alex Hochuli, Kenan Malik, Viv Regan, Nathalie Rothschild, James Woudhuysen and a number of other WORLDwrite personnel.Previous Contributors to The Great Debate, The Great Debate website, accessed 1 May 2010The Great Debate Head to Head with Jonathon Porritt and Daniel Ben-Ami: Economic Growth: Bane or Boon?, The Great Debate website, accessed 1 May 2010 Of a total of around one hundred and forty speakers listed, around twenty i.e. 15%, are associated with the LM network. The organisation's Director commented "I suppose it is fair to say we are loosely associated with the ex-LM network (Claire Fox is an old friend of mine going back nearly 25 years) and you rightly draw attention to us drawing on that network as a good source of interesting speakers (I was interested to see your figure of 15%!!)."Email from Caspar Hewett 19 Feb 2011 
However, The Great Debate also has a long term association with both the North East Centre for Lifelong Learning and Newcastle University and played a part in establishing RCE North East. The Great Debate asserts that "Our aim is to facilitate lively, open debate on scientific and social issues.".About Us, The Great Debate website acc 19 Feb 2011 and "we always have a range of views on our panels - we work on the principle of airing contradictory views and allowing audiences to make up their own minds about the topics discussed." The Great debate's organisers do not participate in LM network organisations and, as the organisation does not in general follow the LM 'line', it seems to be merely associated with the network as a source of speakers rather than being integrated through shared personnel and philosophy as the network's entities are.
==Contact==
http://www.thegreatdebate.org.uk
==Notes==
Great Debate
The Green Berets

The Green Berets was a film produced in 1968, at the height of the Vietnam War. It was meant to project a strong anti-communist message and to improve the image of the US-Vietnamese allies. The film starred and was co-directed by John Wayne. According to an article by Marilyn B. Young in the Organization of American Historians' magazine, OAH Magazine of History, the film was "John Wayne's explicit effort to sell the war to the American public".Marilyn B. Young, Now Playing: Vietnam, OAH Magazine of History, October 2004, accessed 14 Jan 2010
Young quotes producer Michael Wayne (John Wayne's eldest sonMichael Wayne, John Wayne's son dies, Obituary, contactmusic.com, 4 Apr 2003, accessed 14 January 2010) as explaining: 
:We're not making a political picture; we're making a picture about a bunch of right guys . . . Cowboys and Indians . . . . The Americans are the good guys and the Viet Cong are the bad guys. . . . Maybe we shouldn't have destroyed all those Indians, but when you are making a picture, the Indians are the bad guys.Marilyn B. Young, Now Playing: Vietnam, OAH Magazine of History, October 2004, accessed 14 Jan 2010
Young comments: 
:What is particularly interesting, however, is the effort the film must make to explain why the Indians are the bad guys and why they must die. In the old days, movie goers could tell the good guys from the bad guys without a scorecard. Now, the justice of the cause must be explained--and at considerable length. Very early in the film, the upstanding men of the Green Berets answer the hostile questions of an aggressively liberal press corps: why is the U.S. fighting such a useless war? Is it not a civil war? Do the Vietnamese want us there? Is the Saigon government not dictatorial? Patiently, one by one, their questions are answered. It falls to a black master sergeant to describe how desperately the Vietnamese desire U.S. intervention: "If this same thing [the NLF insurgency] happened in the United States, every mayor in every city would be murdered. Every teacher . . . every professor. . . every Senator, every member of the House of Representatives and their families . . . But in spite of this, there's always some little fellow out there willing to stand up and take the place of those who've been decimated. They need us . . . and they want us." "It's strange that we never read of this in the newspapers," a housewife complains. "Well, that's newspapers for you, ma'am . . . ," one of the officers responds.Marilyn B. Young, Now Playing: Vietnam, OAH Magazine of History, October 2004, accessed 14 Jan 2010
===Directors===
*Ray Kellogg
*John Wayne
===Writers===
*James Lee Barrett
*Kenneth B. Facey (US Army Col.)
*Robin Moore (wrote the novel on which the film was based)
===Producer===
*Michael Wayne
==Notes==
Category:Films
The Green Book

The MoD website describes the Green Book as follows:
:This document has been produced in consultation with editors and press and broadcasting organisations as a general guide to the procedures that the United Kingdom Ministry of Defence (MOD) will adopt in working with the media throughout the full spectrum of military operations. It covers the practical arrangements for enabling correspondents to report on operations, including the MOD's plans for representative numbers of correspondents to accompany British Forces and sets out what editors can expect from the MOD and what the MOD seeks from the media.MoD, The Green Book - MOD Working Arrangements with the Media, accessed January 2007.
==External links==
*Original URL to access the Link to the PDF file of The Green Book - MOD Working Arrangements with the Media
*Internet Archive holdings for the previous URL: http://web.archive.org/web/20070101091907/http://www.mod.uk/DefenceInternet/AboutDefence/CorporatePublications/DoctrineOperationsandDiplomacyPublications/TheGreenBook/TheGreenBook.htm
==Resources==
===Previous versions of the Green Book===
*November 2005 November 2005.
*Circa 2007-8 
* December 2008.
==Notes==
Category:British Propaganda
The Greens

The Greens might refer to:
*Bündnis 90/ Die Grünen (Alliance '90/ The Greens) - green party in Germany
*Confederación de los Verdes (Confederation of the Greens) - green party in Spain
*Die Grünen – Die Grüne Alternative (The Greens – The Green Alternative) - green party in Austria
*Les Verts (The Greens) - green party in France
The Handa Foundation

The Handa Foundation is an international NGO founded in 2012 by Dr Haruhisa Handa in 2012, and registered in the UK, the US and Cambodia.Welcome to the Handa Foundation, Handa Foundation, accessed 29 April 2015. It describes itself as 'a non-religious, non-political, not-for-profit organization with the mission of building hospitals and schools in various countries of Southeast Asia.'Welcome to the Handa Foundation, Handa Foundation, accessed 29 April 2015.
==People==
===UK Trustees===
*Lord George Leonard Carey
*Michael Gasson
*Ms Midori Miyazaki
*Mrs Katherine MarshallThe Handa Foundation - Contact and Trustees, Register of Charities, The Charity Commission, accessed 29 April 2014.
==Notes==
Category:Charities
The Inquiry

The Inquiry was a study group established in September 1917 by Woodrow Wilson to prepare materials for the peace negotiations following World War I. The group, composed of around 150 academics, was directed by presidential adviser Edward House and supervised directly by philosopher Sidney Mezes. The group worked from the offices of the American Geographical Society of New York. 
Mezes's senior colleagues were geographer Isaiah Bowman, journalist Walter Lippmann, historian James Shotwell, and lawyer David Hunter Miller.. Others included James Truslow Adams and Walter Weyl. 
Members of The Inquiry, later renamed the American Commission to Negotiate Peace, traveled to the Paris Peace Conference in January 1919, accompanying Wilson aboard the USS George Washington to France. 
==Notes==
The Intelligence Summit

==People==
===Executive Council===
Dr. Norman A. BaileyThe Source for all listed below unless otherwise stated is The Intelligence Summit Homepage, accessed 3 October 2008 | Gen. Thomas McInerney | Cdr. Richard Marcinko | Dame Pauline Neville-Jones | Gen. Paul E. Vallely
===Advisory Council===
Louis Rene Beres | Yossef Bodansky | Brent Budowsky | Col. Gordon Cucullu | Col. Bill Cowan | Nonie Darwish | Drs. Jill Dekker | Dr. Rachel Ehrenfeld | Brigitte Gabriel | Yoram Hessel | Tawfik Hamid | Bahukutumbi Raman | Wayne Simmons | Robert Spencer
===Executive Board===
Dr. Robert Katz Executive Director | John J. Loftus, President | Clare Lopez, Vice President
===Advisory Board===
Talia Adar | Brent M.P. Beleskey | Constance Wilson Andresen | Ilana Freedman | Dr. Gary Katz | Eugene Lebovitz | Alex Porter
==Notes==
Category:Counterjihad
The International Agencies' Council

==Introduction==
The International Agencies' Council (IAC) is a member of the European Commisson and European Association of Communications Agencies(EACA). It has the 13 largest international media agencies in Europe as its members. About IAC accessed on 05/02/08
===Board members of the International Agencies' Council===
As of February 2008:Board members of the IAC Accessed on 19/02/08 
Bernard Barnett, Chairman
Micky Denehy | Mike Longhurst | Robert Colwell
===International Agencies that form the Council===
As of February 2008:Directory of members of IAC Accessed on 19/02/08 
BBDO Europe Middle East and Africa | DDB Europe DDB International | Draftfcb emea | Euro RSCG | Grey Global Group EMEA | JWT | Leo Burnett Worldwide | McCann-Erickson Worldwide | Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide | Publicis Worldwide | Saatchi & Saatchi | TBWA Worldwide | Young & Rubicam Europe, Middle East & Africa
==Issues==
The IAC appears not to have a website but it is connected to the EACA.
There is conflicting information regarding the Chairman of the IAC board. On the Institute of Practitioners in Advertising (IPA) the Chairman of IAC is stated as being Bernard Barnett, whereas on the EACA website the chairman is listed as Mike Walsh. All of the board members of the IAC are from major advertising companies.
==Affiliations==
EACA
http://www.eaca.be/index.asp
IPA 
http://www.ipa.co.uk
==References==
Category:Corporate Lobby GroupsCategory:Media Industry
The International Agencies’ Council

===Members===
*BBDO Europe EMEA
*DDB Europe
*Draftfcb 
*Euro RSCG
*Grey International
*JWT
*Leo Burnett Worldwide
*Lowe & Partners Worldwide
*McCann-Erickson Worldwide
*Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide
*Publicis Worldwide
*Saatchi & Saatchi
*TBWA Worldwide
*Young & Rubicam Europe, Middle East & Africa
This council forms part of the European Association of Communication Agencies
==Notes==
# EACA Website Members Last Accessed 2nd July 2007
The International Association of Consumer Food Organizations

The International Association of Consumer Food Organizations (IACFO) is an association of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) who work together to represent consumer interests in the areas of nutrition, food safety, and related food policy matters. The International Association of Consumer Food Organizations (IACFO) CSPI International, accessed 10 April 2015 
The IACFO was formed in 1997 'to increase consumer representation in the debate over the global food trade and to work with international agencies responsible for harmonizing standards related to the production, distribution, and sale of foods.' 
==Members==
*Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI), United States and Canada
*Japan Offspring Fund
*The Food Commission, United Kingdom
*Consumers Association of Singapore 
*Union for the Protection of Consumers' Rights, Armenia
*Lingue pour la Defénse du Consommatuer au Benin
*Pro Teste, Brazil
*Voluntary Organization in Interest of Consumer Education (VOICE), India
*Consumer Association of Penang, Malaysia
*Consumer Education Trust (CONSENT), Uganda
*Zambian Consumers Association, Zambia
*International Baby Food Action Network (IBFAN)
==Board of Directors==
*Caroline Smith DeWaal
*Bill Jeffery
*Junichi Kowaka
*Tim Lobstein
==Notes==
Category:Foodspin Policy Groups