2020-12-31-accounts

			SORP reference
Summary	ofthe purposes of		Para 1.17	Forsuch charitable purposes and/or
the charity as set out		in its		institutions, in particular for the relief ofthe
governing	document			poor, the needy, the sick and the disabled
				and for such other wholly charitable
				purposes as the trustees shall in their
				absolute discretion determine.
Summary activities	ofthe main in relation tothose		Para 1.17and 1.19	In this COVID Pandemic year, Donations have particularly been given in support of
purposes	forthe public			NHS together, National Emergencies Trust
benefit, in particular,		the		and children's health charities as they
activities,	projects or			struggled with the effect on their finances
services identiTied in		the		during the pandemic.
accounts.
Statement	confirming		Para 1.18	The Trust in exercising its responsibility to
whether the trustees		have		meet the objects ofthe trust and having
had regard to the guidance issued by the Charity				had regard to the guidance issued by the Charity Commission on public benefit has
Commission on public				given to 5 main charities in the year British
benefit				Heart Foundation, Combat Stress, Railway
				Children, Primary Engineers and Open
				University Disabled Veterans Scheme but it
				also gave to44other organisations this
				year.

				SORP reference
					The Trustees generally	meet on a quarterly
				Para 1.88	basis. The Trust does	not generally solicit
Policy	on	grant	fnaking		requests other than for major donations.
					The Trust receives on	average 60
					unsolicited requests per quarter.
					Principally donations are given to Charities
					in line with the current	themes ofYouth,
					Technology, Education	and care for
					permanent or terminal	conditions, who
					operate on a national	basis. However from
					time to time the Trustees use their

								discretion to	meet requests	meet requests	from other	from other	from other	from other
								causes as they determine			appropriate.
Policy on		social investment					Para	1.38
including		program			related
investment
Contribution			made		by		Para	1.38
volunteers
Other
Achiev	e	me	n	ts	and	Performance
						SORP
						reterenoe
								The Trust has given to59 organisations				this		year.
								This induded major donations		toeach of		the
Summary of achievements			the main ofthe			Para 1.20		Services Benevolent Funds, Civil Service Benevolent Fund, The Railway Benefit Fund						and a
charity,	identifying				the			number ofeducational	based	charities. The				Donation
difference		the						made to British Heart foundation has funded						CPR
charity's	work			has				life skill training kits to	be supplied to 170Schools
made to the								allowing an estimated	25,000people to be trained						in
circumstances				ofits				life saving CPR. Our donation		to Whizz-Kidz				has
beneficiaries				and any				funded two motorised	disabled wheelchairs				to give
wider benefits				to				disabled children the freedom		to be	more
society	as a		whole.					independent. Other donations		have	provided			funds
								for respite care, research funding and Hospice care
								for children, education	and funds to		help	publicise,
								round the Railway community,		help	for children who
								have gone missing from home and forthe Railway
								Children's website.
								Donations, among others, were given to the
								following during the year:
								National Emergencies Trust
								NHS Charities Together
								Together for Short Lives
								The Respite Association
								Crackerjacks Children's Trust
								MERU
								Spinal Muscular Atrophy UK
								Sunny Days Children's Fund
								Cardiac Risk in the Young
								StMungo's
								Youth on the Move
								Sebastian's Action Trust
								Young Epilepsy
								Asthma Relief
								Child Brain Injury Trust
								Mindout

Performance offundraising	Performance offundraising
activities against objectives		Para 1.41
set
Investment performance		Para 1.41
against objectives
Other
Financial Review
Review ofthe charity's		Para 1.21	The Trust	has just over f53,000that itis
financial position atthe end			carrying forward		into the new year.
ofthe eriod
Statement explaining the		Para 1.22	The Trust	does	not set out to create any
policy for holding reserves			reserve for any		ofits funds.
statin wh the are held
Amount ofreserves held		Para 1.22	Nil
Reasons for holding zero		Para 1.22	The Trust	relies	on a grant from Thales
reserves			Group ofCompanies and would wind down
			the Trust in the		year should that funding
			cease.
Details offund materially concern	in	Para 1.24	Not applicable.
deficit
Explanation ofany		Para 1.23	Only uncertainty		would be ifthe Trust did
uncertainties about the			not receive its annual grant. Ifthis was to
charity continuing asa going			occur then as stated above the Trust would
			be wound	down	in the ear.

			be wound	down	in the e	ar.
Additional information	(optional)
You ma choose to include further statements			where relevant about
			The THALES Group ofCompanies.
The charityjs principal
sources offunds (induding any fundraising)		Para 1.47
Investment policy and			None.
objectives induding any
social investment policy ado ted		Para 146
A description ofthe principal			There is only one principal			risk, that being if
risks facing the charity			the annual	grant was not		given.
		Para 1A6
Other
Structure, Governance		and INanagement
Description ofcharity's
trusts:
Type ofgoverning document ;trust deed. io al ci)a ter&			Trust deed
How isthe charity		Para 1.25	Unincorporated		Trust
constituted?
Trustee selection methods		Para 1.25	Appointed	by Trustee Board
including details ofany
constitutional rovisions	e.

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			Forthe	period	01/01/2020	To		31/12/2020
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			Unrestricted funds		Restricted funds	Endowment funds		Total	funds
			tothe nearest E		tothe nearest E	tothe nearest E		tothe nearest E		tothe neamst E
A1 Receipts
				161,196					161196	1760M
Sub total	(Gross income for AR)			161,196					161,196	175,NO
A2 Asset and	investment sales,
(see table).
		Sub total
	Total receipts		181,188
A3Pa ants
Donasons Made				183,469
		,Sub total
A4 Asset and	investment
purchases, see table)
		Sub total
	Total payments		183,453						1tn,463	20$,800
Netofreceipts'(payments)									22.287
A5 Transfers between		funds
ASCash funds last year end				?5,554					75,554
Cash t'unde this		year end							53,287	75,554

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				Unrestricted			Restricted			Endowment
	Categoric, ".	DptGils			funds		funds				funds
				to	nearest	R	to	nearest B		to	nearest f.
81Cash	funds	cash at Bank
			Total cash funds
		(eoree balances	wiih reoiple rerd premeele
			eerowrie))
				Unrestricted			Restricted			Endowment
					funds		funds				funds
				to	nsarest	R	to naarast K			to	nearest S
82Other	monetary assets
		Details		Fund towhich			C		l	Cunant value
83Investment assets
		Data Hs		Fund to which asset halon			Cost	(optional)		Cummt value 0 0
84Assets retained forthe
charity's	own use
				Fund towhich			Amount		dua	When dua
		Details		liahil	relates		o	onal		o on
85Uabiiities
Signed by one or lwo trustees on behalf ofall the trustees			atu			Print	Name			Date of a roual
						M Seabrook
					Trustee and Secretary