St Mark's Heritage Foundation

As you know, St. Marks Heritage Foundation is a federally registered charitable foundation with only one objective to raise funds which will be used solely for the restoration and preservation of one of Port Hopes oldest public buildings, St. Marks Church at 51 King Street, erected in 1822. None of the money raised by the Foundation is used for chu... rch purposes. All funds raised are used solely for the preservation of the building itself. While the Foundation works closely with the leadership of the Church in determining which project(s) it will fund, it is independent of the Church and the Anglican Diocese of Toronto of which St. Marks is a part. Your support in the past has been greatly appreciated and is crucial in helping the Foundation facilitate the restoration projects needed to maintain the integrity of this nationally recognized historic building. We are also hoping to attract new members. If you know anyone who might be interested in supporting the work of the Foundation, please have them contact me or direct them to our website for further information and ways to join. The annual membership fee is $50 for a family and $35 for an individual. Please complete the membership form, which you can download at the bottom of the page and return it with your cheque to St. Marks Heritage Foundation, P.O. Box 34, Port Hope, Ontario, L1A 3V9. You may also renew on-line at the bottom of the page under "Become a Member." using all major credit cards. A tax receipt will be issued for all membership fees and donations to our cause. St, Marks's Heritage Foundation, 2020 Annual & Special General Meeting, June 6th, 2020. Notice of Annual and Special General Meeting of Members. Notice is hereby given that the Annual & Special General Meeting of members of St Mark's Heritage Foundation will be held on Saturday, June 6 , 2020 at 11:00 a.m. 1. Receive financial statements for the financial year ended December 31, 2019 (copy available upon request to Val Mancktelow - see below) 3. Pass an extraordinary resolution to not ...Read More