John Arthur De Clifton Parmiter

The Royal Female School of Art Foundation is a grant-making charity that funds organizations to increase access to art and design education, primarily through student bursary funding. The non-profit company is based in London, UK. Please note that the foundation does not accept applications from individuals and applications are on an invite-only basis. The foundation was founded in 1842 and its origins date back to the middle of the nineteenth century with the founding of the Female School of Art.

Hackney Parish Almshouses Charity was founded in 2010 and provides charitable services.

The Royal Female School of Art Foundation is a grant-making charity that funds organizations to increase access to art and design education, primarily through student bursary funding. The non-profit company is based in London, UK. Please note that the foundation does not accept applications from individuals and applications are on an invite-only basis. The foundation was founded in 1842 and its origins date back to the middle of the nineteenth century with the founding of the Female School of Art.

The Royal Female School of Art Foundation is a grant-making charity that funds organizations to increase access to art and design education, primarily through student bursary funding. The non-profit company is based in London, UK. Please note that the foundation does not accept applications from individuals and applications are on an invite-only basis. The foundation was founded in 1842 and its origins date back to the middle of the nineteenth century with the founding of the Female School of Art.

The Royal Female School of Art Foundation is a grant-making charity that funds organizations to increase access to art and design education, primarily through student bursary funding. The non-profit company is based in London, UK. Please note that the foundation does not accept applications from individuals and applications are on an invite-only basis. The foundation was founded in 1842 and its origins date back to the middle of the nineteenth century with the founding of the Female School of Art.