Lench’s Trust is a remarkable and positive symbol of continuity in a city
of seemingly perpetual transformation. In 1525 in Tudor Birmingham,
the wealthy and childless William Lenche decided that the income
from his estates should be distributed in “warke of charyte”. Since then,
generations of Trustees and officials have carried out his wishes diligently,
faithfully, and thoughtfully.
Originally acting as an important aspect of
local government through repairing roads and bridges, they gradually
became more active in the provision of almshouses for those in need, and
now Lench’s Trust provides a host of later living services for people living
in Birmingham. Five hundred years on and having successfully adapted
to changing needs, Lench’s Trust continues its valuable charitable work
in Birmingham. Professor Carl Chinn and Lenchs Trust Chief Executive will take us through the remarkable history of Birmingham’s Oldest Chairty
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