Fiona Ruth Mayer-Jones

YMCA England & Wales engages in the operation of a non-profit youth charity organization. The company was founded by George Williams on June 6, 1844 and is headquartered in London, the United Kingdom.

Part of Methodist Church Purposes, Methodist Chapel Aid Ltd. is a British UK-based company that provides loans to churches and associated organizations at the lowest practicable rate of interest. The private company also offers deposit accounts with the highest practicable rates of interest and car loans to Methodist presbyters and deacons who are resident in the UK and are full-time on station. The company seeks to operate to the highest standards of ethical behavior in all that it does. The company's loans are primarily intended to enable churches to acquire, develop, or repair church buildings for the benefit and inspiration of the church and community. The loans are generally from £25,000 up to £750,000 and the company offers flexible tailored finance for each situation. Founded in 1890, the CEO is A. Christopher Jarratt.

Dales Academies Trust is a Church of England multi-academy trust that serves North Yorkshire and the northern parts of the Diocese of Leeds and York. The non-profit company is based in Stockton-on-Tees, UK. The British company's description includes information about Kirkby Fleetham COE Primary School, which is part of the Cornerstone Schools and won the People's Choice Award at the Smiley Charity Film Awards. Additionally, the company's description mentions a fun football topic for year six students, with mini-games that included dribbling, one versus one, and two versus two games. Finally, the company congratulates Lucy for being the star of PE for excellent performance. The CEO of the company is Damian Chubb.