Julia Henry

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Lady Julia Lewisohn Henry, wife of Australian-born British politician and philanthropist Sir Charles Henry, was born in New York. She was an active campaigner for child welfare and worked tirelessly towards the First World War relief effort (source: NY Times, 30 April, 1922). She died in 1927.

Under the Will of Lady Henry, the Fund is administered by twelve Trustees, three appointed by each of these four universities: Harvard University, Yale University, University of Oxford, University of Cambridge. The Trustees delegate the general management of the Fund to the English Trustees. The Chairman is one of the English Trustees, appointed by them; the Secretary is normally an officer of the universities of Oxford or Cambridge, approved by the English Trustees.

The selection and appointment of Henry Fellows is delegated as follows: (a) Fellows to Harvard and Yale – to the English Trustees; (b) Fellows from Harvard to Oxford or Cambridge – to the Harvard Trustees; (c) Fellows from Yale to Oxford or Cambridge – to the Yale Trustees.

All appointments are reported to the English Trustees.

The Henry Fund is registered with the Charity Commission (registered charity number 1155582 – Charles And Julia Henry Fund). Because the Fund is a UK charity, the twelve Trustees delegate financial and investment management to the six English Trustees. The English Trustees appoint investment managers, and/or investment advisers (and if necessary investment custodians), and appoint Auditors annually.

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