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| About Us: |
Chairman's Message |
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When Dr Margery Blackie started her Fork Suppers back in the 1950's
to promote homeopathy amongst her fellow medical practitioners little
did she know that, nearly 50 years later, the Trust bearing her name
would be thriving and expanding.
Like all of my fellow Trustees, I am determined to help researchers
investigate the effectiveness of homeopathy and how it can treat and
cure so many debilitating conditions, diseases and illnesses.
I am extremely grateful to the many individuals who help us with financial support
especially to the late Mrs M. E. Carter for her generous legacy. Likewise, we
cannot continue to be effective without the support of our volunteers, whether
they be Vice Presidents, Trustees or in the front line delivering assistance.
We cannot do what we do without them. Having volunteers helps us to keep our
administration costs down to a minimum so that we can spend as much as possible
on meeting our aims and objectives.
Special thanks go to our President Robin Holland Martin for his counsel
and support and to Dr Anita Davies for giving us office space at her
consulting rooms in Upper Wimpole Street.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank our retiring Trust Administrator
Shirley Cave, for her hard work, commitment and skill in managing our affairs for
the last eight years and at the same time welcome Julia Potter who has replaced
Shirley. We wish Julia every success and many happy years ahead.
The Trust's aims and objectives are simple: to support homeopathic research, support the education of those who want to get homeopathic qualifications and to raise awareness of the benefits of homeopathy. We have an ambitious and exciting programme of initiatives and events ahead and with your help, The Blackie Foundation Trust will go from strength to strength.
Jeremy Nickson
Chairman, The Blackie Foundation Trust
September 2007
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| Copyright 2008 The Blackie Foundation Trust. Registered Charity No.313442 |
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