1. Application for
registration as a charity
Goldclass Green Projects
Application Number: 5015749
Submission Date: 18 January 2011
If we decide to register your organisation some of the information you have given in this form
will be made publicly available in accordance with Chapt 3(9)(7) of Charities Act 2006. For
your information, we have marked those fields with the symbol -P.
This form shows the information you have entered through the Charity Commission Online
Application for Registration.
Your contact for this application
Your current contact is an: individual
Title: MR
Personal Names: Peckham
Family Name: Banana
Honours and Qualifications:
Telephone: 01483374237
Mobile: 077861617752
Email: peckham@goldclassprop.co.uk
Your contact details are: MR PECKHAM BANANA
7 Apple Trees Place
Cinder Path
WOKING
Surrey
GU22 0HD
United Kingdom
Special Circumstances
-- No Details Supplied --
Eligibility
Your organisation is governed by the laws of Yes
England and Wales
It is not exempt or excepted from the Yes
requirement to register and it has a gross
annual income of more than £5,000 a year
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2. It was previously excepted and has an Yes
income of £100,000
Part 1 - Your Organisation
Organisation names
Main Name -P Goldclass Green Projects
Other Name or Acronym -P
The organisation's public address
The organisation's public address is -P 7 Apple Trees Place
Cinder Path
WOKING
Surrey
GU22 0HD
United Kingdom
Your organisation works from this address.
Internet
Your current public email address -P peckham@goldclassprop.co.uk
Your email address for Charity Commission peckham@goldclassprop.co.uk
use
Your organisation's current website -P
Finance and Funding
Your organisation has not existed for more than 1 year or has not published accounts
Estimated Income £ 100,000
YTD Income £0
Financial Year End Date -P 30 April 2012
How has your organisation raised its funds and/or how does it intend to do so in future?
Funds will be raised through the renovation of donated machinery and subsequent resell to
local or overseas markets.
We propose to purchase properties to house the homeless in the community and key workers
in the local areas of Woking and some areas of Surrey as we grow. We will help the
commuinty to recover money owed to them by companies. We will ask for a commission to
cover our costs.
You intend to use professional fundraising Yes
consultants.
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3. Part 2 - What You Do
Governing Document and Objects
Type of governing document Constitution
Date governing document was adopted: 18 January 2011
You are not using an approved governing document.
Objects
a) .Operate a recycling project for Mechanical machinery, Electrical machines and goods,
Hydraulic machinery and goods.
........................................................................................................................ b) .Machine
renovations and resale.
........................................................................................................................ c) Educating the
community on green practices and the benefits of the practice.
................................................................................................................... d) Provide affordable
machinery for small businesses.
........................................................................................................................ e) Provide money
saving methods for the community.
........................................................................................................................ f) Help the public
with claims for Tax refunds.
........................................................................................................................ g) Help the public
to claim mis-sold financial products.
........................................................................................................................ h) Sell renovated
machinery to business start ups.. ............................................................................................. i)
Furniture restoration. j) Provide support for the homeless.
Activities
Your activities are: -P
The charity will help the public to have access to renovated machines and goods at an
affordable cost. Small businesses will have access to affordable working machinery for starting
up their businesses. Some of the benefits are listed in the Objectives and below; c) Educating
the community on green practices and the benefits of the practice.
................................................................................................................... d) Provide affordable
machinery for small businesses.
........................................................................................................................ e) Provide money
saving methods for the community.
........................................................................................................................ f) Help the public
with claims for Tax refunds.
........................................................................................................................ g) Help the public
to claim mis-sold financial products.
........................................................................................................................ h) Sell renovated
machinery to business start ups.. ............................................................................................. i)
Furniture restoration. j) Provide support for the homeless.
Classification
WHAT your charity sets out to do: -P
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4. General Charitable Purposes
Education/Training
The advancement of health or saving of lives
Disability
The Prevention or relief of Poverty
Overseas aid/Famine relief
Accommodation/Housing
Religious activities
Arts/culture/heritage/science
Sport/recreation
Animals
Environment/Conservation/Heritage
Economic/Community development/Employment
Other or none of these
WHO your charity helps -P
Children/Young people
Elderly/Old People
People with disabilities
People of a particular ethnic or racial origin
Other charities/Voluntary bodies
Other defined groups
General public/Mankind
HOW your charity operates -P
Makes grants to individuals
Makes grants to organisations
Provides other finance
Provides human resources
Provides buildings/facilities/open space
Provides services
Provides advocacy/advice/information
Sponsors or undertakes research
Acts as umbrella or resource body
Other or none of these
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5. Working in England and Wales
Your organisation is not working yet. -P
Working elsewhere in the UK
Scotland
Your organisation does not work in Scotland
Northern Ireland
Your organisation does not work in Northern Ireland
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6. Part 3 - Who is involved
Contact for your Organisation
Your current contact is an: individual
Title: MR
Personal Names: Peckham
Family Name: Chibonga Banana
Honours and Qualifications:
Date of Birth: 07 July 1960
Telephone -P: 01483374237
Email -P: peckham@goldclassprop.co.uk
Mobile -P:
Your contact details as shown on the public PECKHAM CHIBONGA BANANA
register are -P: 7 Apple Trees Place
Cinder Path
WOKING
Surrey
GU22 0HD
United Kingdom
Corporate Trustees
Printed below is a list of the current corporate trustees we hold for your charity.
Corporate trustee name - P Goldclass Healthcare Ltd
Address: 74 Frenchs Wells
WOKING
Surrey
Postcode: GU21 3AT
Telephone: 01483756270
Email: goldclassfinancial@googlemail.com
This email address can be used for official communications.
Individual Trustees
We do not hold any information about individual trustees of your charity.
Vulnerable People
Working with Children
Your organisation does not work with children
Working with Vulnerable Adults
Your organisation does not work with vulnerable adults
Private Benefit
You have said no person or organisation connected with your organisation receives private
benefit.
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7. Data Protection
Any information you give to us will be held securely and in accordance with the rules on data
protection. Your personal details will be treated as private and confidential and safeguarded,
and will not be disclosed to anyone not connected to the Charity Commission unless you have
consented to its release, or in certain circumstances where:
we are legally obliged to do so;
it is necessary for the proper discharge of our statutory functions;
it is necessary to disclose this information in compliance with our function as
regulator of charities where it is in the public interest to do so.
We will ensure that any disclosure made for this purpose is proportionate, considers your right
to privacy and is dealt with fairly and lawfully in accordance with the Data Protection Principles
of the Data Protection Act.
The Data Protection Act 1998 regulates the use of 'personal data', which is essentially any
information, whether kept in computer or paper files, about identifiable individuals. As a 'data
controller' under the Act, the Charity Commission must comply with its requirements.
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