CHRISTIAN RESPONSE
ACCOUNTS
Year Ended 31 December 2022
Registered Charity
No 1062623

CHRISTIAN RESPONSE
ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION
TRU5fEES
Mr Graham Carey
Mr Richard Crltchley
Mr Hugh 5cudder
PRINapAL ADDRESS 20 Wision Hlll Road
Budleigh Salterton
Devon
EX9 6EE
BANKERS
Barclays Bank PIC
Bedford Street
Exeter
EXI ILX
INDEPENDENT
LXAMINER
Mr S J Bright
Chartered Accountant
10 High Croft
Exeter
EX4 4JQ
CHARifi NUMBER
1062623

CHRISTIAN RESPONSE
ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2022
Trustees. Annual Report
1-6
Independent Examinerfs Report
ststement of Financial Activities
Balance Sheet
Notes to the Accounts
11>16

CHRISTIAN RESPONSE
TRusfEES' ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2022
INTrODucnoN
The Trustees submit the Trustees. Report and unaudtted financial statements forthe year ended
31 December 2022. The charity registration number is 1062623. The Trustees confirm that the
Tru5tees' Report and financial statements have been prepared so as to conform to the Governing
Document dated 7 April 1997. The Charities Att 2011 and The Charities SORP IFRS1021. The Trustees
consider that the Char¥ty is exempt from the requirement for an aud5t. but that an independent
examination is required.
In preparing the Tru5tees' Report and finandal statements, theTru5tees have paid due regard to
Section 17151 of the 2011 Chartties Act concerning public benefit guidance.
LEGAL AND ADMINIStRATIVE INFORMATION
The name of the Charwty is Christian Response.
The governing document Is the Trust Deed dated 7th Aprfl 1997 and the scheme reglstered
by the Charity Commissioners on 3rd June 1997. RegÈstered Charty No. 1062623. The trust
uses the working titles"Christian Response-."Chri5tian Response to Eastern Europe".
"CR2EE" and "CREE".
The principal address for the charity 55 20 Vision Hill Road, Budleigh Salterton. Devon. EX9
6EE.
The names of the Trustees are:
Graham Carey (Chairof Tru5tee5)
Richard Critchley (Secretary and Treasurer)
Hugh Scuddef (Charity Director)
The trustees meet formally on a minimum of 3 times a year.
Trustees are appointed in accordance with governing documents, In prattice there must be
at least 3 trustees.
The main bank accounts are held WTth Barclays Bank. and a saving5 account is held with
Kingdom Bank. The independent examiner is Stephen J Bri8ht (Chartered Accountant), 10
High Croft. Exeter, EX4 4JQ Solicitors are appointed as required.

CHRlSfiAN RESPONSE TRUSTEES, ANNUAL REPORT Iconllnued)
AIMS AND mANAGEMEr￿ OF CHRISTIAN RESPONSE
Objects of the charfty
The objects of the charity are to provlde relief to disadvantaged and vulnerable people living in
Eastern Europe through the support of donations received from individua15 and or8anisations in the
UK. In practice the charl￿S maln areas of work during 2022 were Moldova and Ukraine.
Help is given by supporting families. churchȣ and medical organisations through financial gifts,
tskÉng humanitarian aid. and setting up projects to provide longtemi benefrts and independence. It
is also given through arranging for special medical diagnosis and treatment here in the United
Kingdom.
Misslon Statement
The Mission Statement for Christian Response Icr2eel Is to encourage disadvantaged people living in
Eastern europe by=
Letting them know there arè people in the UK who care for and regularly pray forthem.
Sharin8 our worldly wealth with them.
Sharing the love of Jesus with them.
Helping them to help themselves.
Being a source of inspiration and encouragement to everyone at all times and in all places.
Key management personnel
The trustees consider thatthe Board of Trustees are the key management personnel of the
charity in charge of directing and controlling the charity and its day-to-day operation. All
trustees give their time freely and no trustee is remunerated. Details of expenses and related
party transartions are shown in notes 7 and 8. Each trustee has visited Moldova in the past. and
during 2022 Hugh Scudder visited Ukrdine, a5 well a5 Moldova, on 2 occasions. Therefore. the
trustees have understandinB of the needs of the families and or8anisations that cr2ee sUPPOrts.
REVIEW OF AcnvmES DURING 2022
Areas of artlvlty
In recent years cr2ee'5 primaryfocu5 has been helping disadvantsged and vulnerable people In
Moldova. In March 2022, a Ukraine Appeal was set up in response to the Russian war in Ukraine in
order to help the laree numbers of Ukrainian refugees fleeing to Moldova. Subsequently, cr2ee has
been a150 providin8 humanitarian aid to displaced Ukrainians through 50me churches in Ukraine.

CHRisnAN RESPONSE TRUSTEES, ANNUAL REPORT (contlnuedl
cr2ee's activities in 2022 have been in the following areas=
Moldova- to help vulnerable and needy Moldovans
Ukralnlan refugees-to help cr2ee's partners in Moldova 5UPPOrt Ukrainian refvgees that
fled to Moldova
Ukraine-to help displaced Ukrainian5 in Ukraine
Romania- in 2020, cr2ee stopped its general work in Romania, but has contlnued to help a
familythat it has known for many years.
The activities are summarised in the table below and described further in the followirbg paragraphs.
Area
Money sent in 2022
(thousands of £1
£IOOk
Lorry loads of
humanitarian aid
Moldova
Money and aid sent
through longstanding
trusted partners in
Moldova
Money and aid sent
through newfy established
partner5 in Ukraine
Money raised by a group in
Devon sent dirertly to one
family in Romania
Ukrainian refugee5
£82k
Ukraine
£16k
Romania
£0.6k
TOTAL
£199k
Response of supporters
There was a massive response from the public and cr2ee's existing SUPPOrters to the Ukraine Appeal.
because of the impact5 Of the war in Ukraine. The supporter5 continued to donate for needs in
Moldova and responded to the extra needs of Moldovans due to high inftation. As a result. £272k in
monetary donation5 linduding Gift Aid refunds) was received, which 15 much greater than the £87k
received in 2021.
roioney sent to Eastem Eurnpe
During 2022 money was sent each month via trusted local partnerchurches and trusted indlvlduals
to help di53dvantsged and vulnerable people in Eastern Europe. Atotal of £199k of monetsry grants
was sent to Moldova. Ukraine and Romania. This far exceeded the £92k sent in 2021.
Flnancial gifts and family support boxes sponsored by famllles here in the UK were given to over 200
families in Moldova. Some of the money was used to buy animals or seeds to encourage people to
grow their own food. or buy wood to help them keep warm in the cold winterweather which can
drop as low as-20°C, or p3y for medical fees or education. Money was also used to suptx)rt soup
kitchens lin Balti, Orhei, Chiperceni, and Borceag) and chlldren's homes, and to provlde
accommodation for homeless families to live in.
cr2ee obtains si8ned receipts from each of its partners to corkfirm right use of the fvnds that have
been sent and photographs of projects. Also. frequent on-line contsrt 15 maintained to keep aware
of the needs and how the aid was being distributed.

CHRisfiAN RESPONSETRUSTEES, ANNUAL REPORT {contlnued)
Humanltsrian aid trucks
In addition to monetary support, 7 humanitarian aid trucks. fvlly laden with beddin& clothin& food.
toiletries and other humanltarlan goods were sent to Eastern Europe. In total 89 tonnes of aid was
delivered- 2 truck-loads to Moldova contained goods prim3rily for Ukrainian refugees, 3 trips went
to Ukraine. and 2 contained aid for Moldova- the December truck included 42LK) Chrlstmas
shoeboxes for Moldovan children.
Ir15its
One of cr2ee's trustees. Hugh Scudder, visited Moldova and Ukraine twice lin Aprivmay and In
August/5eptemberl to better understand the needs of people, see first-hand the work being done by
the charivs partner5. and be assured that supporterg money is being used appropriately. Most
importantly, the personal visits help to build on the excellent relationships cr2ee has with the
hundreds of familres helped in Moldova. This personal contact is very important and builds trust with
the disadvantaged and vulnerable.
Supportln8 actlvlties
There were 6 trustees. meetings during 2022. which were held on-line to save travelling costs.
During the year the finances were managed, the Ukraine Appeal was established. the delivery of
money and hurnanitarian aid to Moldova and Ukraine was monttored, and the charitys policies were
reviewed.
cr2ee held six online News and Prayer meeting5 to inform supporters of latest Issues in Moldova and
Ukraine. and to pray.
Five newsletters (February, March, April, May and September) were distributed to over 300
supporters to keep them informed of the work of the charity. In addition, a summary of the 2021
Annual Report and an update on the Ukraine Appeal were sent to supporters in September. News
items were also published on cr2ee's Facebook page and website.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Fundralslng
The funding of the charity is provided through regular and occasional gifts from Indlvlduals and
organisations a5 a result of personal wntact with the charitys many 5UPPQrter5 and through the
many presentation5 that are given throughout the year. Some supporters organise ¢offee mornlngs
and other events in support of the charity. In 2022, many new supporters donated to the Ukraine
Appeal. cr2ee is very grateful to all donors.

CHRisfiAN RESPONSE TRusfEES' ANNUAL REPORT (continuedl
Supporters
The trustees are very gftteful to a large number of people who supported the charlty through their
financial giving and giving of ald. and the many volunteer5 who assist with the collertion and 50rtin8
of the humanitartan aid and medical supplie5. There are also those who give their time loading the
lorries. All the work is carried out by voluntsers.
The sending of such a large Quantity of humanltarian aid good5 in 2022 was achieved by the
wonderful support of many volunteers who freely gave a lot of time. sometimes dairy. transportlng
aid to the storage facility. sorting of the aid. and loading the trucks. cr2ee could not have done anv
of this withouttheir wonderful team of volunteers.
Organlsatlons
Duringthe yearthere has been generous SUPPOrt by churches. charitable trusts, companies, schools
and other organi5ations who have given both financial donations and goodsJseNices for distribution
In Moldova or Ukralne. The provision of vehicles for collection and moving of goods here in the UK
and warehousing for the collection and sorting of Humanitarian aid and medical supplies 15 greatly
appreciated.
Warehousln8 and haulage
cr2ee 15 very grateful to a supporter for the use of premises known as Yhe Old Acorn Kindergarten.
ExmoLrth" for the receiving and 50rting of humanttarian aid. The premises have enabled cr2ee to
safely sort and store goods before despatch by lorry to Eastern Europe.
The tremendou5 willingness of the Romanian driver enabled the transport of humanttarian aid from
the store in Exmouth to a war zone in Ukraine on 3 occasions. in addition to deliveries to the usual
destination in Moldova.
FINANCIAL MATTE R5
Publlc benefft
The trustee5 have considered the requirement5 to be of benefftto the publlc ès required bythe
Chartty Commission. They are satisfied that the current activities as listed above are for the beneflt
of many needy famllles and individua15 in Eastern Europe. and so meet those requirements.
Income and expendlture
The main aim of the trust is to raise funds tor distribution to families and or8anisations in Eastern
Europe and to assist improvements In the standards of living and independence of the very poor
people in that a￿3. During this year the charity received a total of £271k12021- E87kl from general
dor¢ations. intluding Gift Aid tax refunds. and £24k12021: £7kl in donated goods. The large increases
above the previous year resulted from the Ukraine Appeal.
Expenditure forthe year vra5 £236k12020= £106kl of which £199k12020.. £92kl was 5pecffic 8ifts
and aid for the people5 Of Moldova I£IOOkl, Ukraine Irefugees and displaced persons11£98kl. and
Romania1£0.6kl.

CHRISTIAN RESPONSE TRU5TEES' ANNUAL REPORT lcontlnued)
Reserve$ Pollcy
Reserves are the resour￿5 of the trust that can be made available to spend for all or any of the
trust's purposes On￿ it has met its commitments and covered its Other planned expenditure. The
current aim is to maintain a minimum level of £40k reserves in hand: this is equivalent to three
months of expendtture. The reserves held by the charity on 3tst December 2022 amounted to
£120k.
Rlsks
The mèjor ri5k5 to which the thartty is exposed. a5 identthed by the trustees, have been revlewed
and system5 have been established to rniti8ate these ri5k5. All fvnds are in UK bank accounts
protected by the UK 5 Financial Services QJmpen5ation Scheme IFSCS). and the tn￿teeS ensure that
the maximum In any one banking organisation Is £85.OLX).
TRUStEES' RESPONSIBILITIES IN RELATION TO THE FINANaAL STATEMENTS
The law applicable to charities in England and Wales requires the trustees to prepare financial
Statements for each financial year which give a true and fair view of the ChariV5 fiftancial actNlties
during the year and of its financlal position at the end of the year. In preparing financial statements
giving a true and fair view, the trustees should follow best practi￿ and:
Select suitable accounting policies and apply them consistently,.
Make judgements and estimates that are reasonable and prudent:
State whetherapp1icabfe-acco￿Nt￿ng stsndards and statem.en
s.or reroT￿emt¥IfPraCtl￿ .
have been followed. subject to any departures disc105ed and explained in the financial
statements: and
Prepare the financial statements on the going concern basis unless it is inappropriate to
presume that the charity will contlnue In operation.
The trustees are ￿SpOnsIble for keeping accounting records which disclose with reasonable
accuracy the financial posltion of the charity and which enable them to ensure that the financial
statements comply with the Charities Act 2011, the charity (Accounts and Reports) Regulation5
and the provision of the trust deed. The trustees are responsible for safeguarding the assets of
the charity and hen￿ for taking reasonable steps for the prevention of fraud and other
Irregularities.
signed.. ...
Graham Carey Ichairmanl
Authorised to sign on 16 March 2023

INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S REPORTTO THE TRUSTEES OF
CHRISTIAN RESPONSE
YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2022
I report on the accounts of the Charity for the year ended 31 De¢ernber 2022, which are set out on
pages 8 to 16.
Respective responsibilities of trustees and examiner
The Charitfstrustees are responsible for the preparation of the accounts. The Charity's trustees
on5ider that an auditls not required for this year lunder Section 144121 of the Ch?Tilie5 Act 2011
(the 2011 Actll and that an Independent examination 15 needed.
It is rny responsibility to..
lal examine the accounis lunder section 145 of the 2011 Artl,.
Ibl to follow the procedures lald down in the General Dtrections ÈNen by the Charity Commissioners
(under section 14515llbl of the 2011 Attl,. and
(el to state iwhether particular maitefs have come to my attention.
Basis of Independent Examinerfs report
My examination was carried out in Bccordance with the General Direcrions given by the Charity
Comrni55ioner5. An examination includes a review of the accounting records kept bythe charity and
a comparison of the Bc¢ount5 presented with those ￿cOrdS. It also includes consideration of any
unusual iterns gr dlsc105ures in the accounts, and the seeking of explanations from you as trustees
concernlng any such matte15. The procedures undertaken do not provide all the evidence that would
be required in an audit and consequently no opinion is given a5 to whether the accounts present a
"true and fair" view and the report is limited tc those matters set out in the statements below.
Independent Examinerfs statement
In connectic*n with my examinatSon, no matter has come to my attentian..
11 which glves me ￿aSonable c3U5eto believe that. in any mater¥al respect,
accounting records We￿ not kept in aCCOTdance wlth Sertion 63 of the 2008 Act and Settson
130 of the 2011 Aci:
the accounts do not cofflply with the records; and
the accounts do noi comply with the applicable requirements concerning the form and
content of accounts set out in the Charities (Accounts and Reportsl flegulations 2008 other
than any considered as part of an independent examination.
21 to which. in my opinion. attentlon should be drawn in orderto enzble a proper understandin8
of the account5 to be reached.
Stephen l Bright MA Ioxonl MBA FCA
Chartered Accountant
10 Hi8h Croft, Exeter, EX4 4JQ
Date..

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CHRISTIAN RESPONSE
BALANCE SHEEr
ASAT31 DECEMBER 2022
Note
2022
2021
FIXED ASSErs
TanEible Fixed Assets
CURRENT ASSETS
Debtors Itax recoverable)
Debtors lotherl
Cash at bank
2,767
1,409
116,917
1741
80,291
io
121,093
85,572
CURRENT UABIUTIES
Credttors- amounts fallin8 due
within one year (Accrualsl
1,371
1,370
Net cUr￿nt assets
119.722
84.202
' 1.19,7.22-
THE FUNDS OF THE CHARITY
Unrestricted funds
Moldova funds
Romanla funds
Ukraine funds
12
12
12
80.451
33.337
63,201
21,001
5.934
119.722
Graham Carey Ichaimian)
Richard Critchley (Treasurer)
The financlal ststements were approved by the Trustees on 16 March 2022
The notes on pages 10 to 16 form part of these financlal statements

CHRISTIAN RESPONSE
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2022
NOTE I. ACCOUNTING POUCIES
The ft)Ilowing accounting policies have been used consistently in dealin8 Wlth items which are
considered material in relation to the charity's financial statements.
Basis of Accounting
The financlal ststements have been prepared under the historical cost convention and in
accordance with applicable atcountinE Standards and Statement of Recommended Practice
Charities SORP {FRS1021.
IncoTne and Expenditure
Voluntary Income including legacies is accounted for on receipt, but expenditure is
accounted for when the liability is incurred.
Tax Refunds
Tax refunds arise out of the receipt of donation5 by way of Gift Aid. Credit IS taken in the
accounts forthese refunds when the underlying gift is received. and allocated to the area
designated for eath Eift.
dl
Depreclatlon and Fixed A55ets
Fixed assets a￿ capitalised at cost #nd depreciation Is calculated so as to write off the cost
of the assets over their effective useful lives. Only assets costing in extess of £250 are
capitalised_ Equipment is written off on a straight-line basis by equal instalments over three
or four years.
Allocation of Costs
Costs are allocated dirertly to the fund to which they relate or are apportioned on a
reasonable justifiable and consi5tsnt basi5. Bank interest and bank charges are allocated to
unrestricted.
Forelgn Currencles
Assets and liabilities in foreign currencies arè translated into 5terfing atthe rates of
exchange rullng at the balance Sheet date. Transactions In foreign currencies are translated
into sterling at the rate of exchange ruling at the date of transaction. Exchange difference5
are takertr into account in arrivine at the operating resulL
NOTE 2. IK)NATIONS AND LEGACIES
2022
2021
Donations
Donated good5
Legacies
Tax refunds
243.693
23,968
io,ooo
15,225
76.392
7,083
10,748
294,886
94.223
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CHRISTIAN RESPONSE- NOTESTO THE FINANCIAL sfATEMEKfs YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2022
(continued)
NOTE 3. ANALYSIS OF EXpEND￿uRE
Mold¢)va
RomanA
Ukralne Unre51rfcted
Funds 2022 Funds 2022 Fund5 2022
Funds 2022
Total
2022
Ralsing funds
Prlntln& posta8e and
office supplie5
577
1.383
Charltable artlvltl
Mgn¢t4rygrants
Donated good5
Haulaee and fuel
Warehouse costs
Travel and
subsistence
Bank char8es
Support costs
100.393
9,423
11,329
327
1.805
621
97.921
14545
19.112
458
198,935
23,968
30,441
785
2.093
564
564
1.704
839
124.142
621
133.163
564
258.490
Total expendfture
124.948
621
133,740
564
259.873
Mold4wa
Romanla
Ukraine Unrestrlcted
Funds 2021 Funds 2021 Fund5 2021
Fund$ 2021
Total
2021
Raislngfunds
Prinling. p95tage and
office supplies
355
355
Charitable acii¥ikne5
Monetary8rants
Donated good5
Hau13ge and fuel
Warehouse costs
Travel and
subsistence
Bank charges
Support costs
85.102
7,083
9.866
514
L069
222
85,324
7.083
9.866
514
1,069
216
1.622
216
1,622
105.472
222
105.694
Total expenditure
105M27
106.049
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CHRISTIAN RESPONSE- NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENfs YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2022
Icontlnued}
NOTE Q SUPPORT COST5
2022
2021
Insurance
Independent examination
789
915
747
875
1.704
1.622
2022
2021
Allocated as follows:
Moldova-. Insurance
Ukraine.. Insurance
Moldova.. Independent examination
Ukraine.. Independent examination
747
389
465
450
875
1.704
1.622
NOTE 5. mON￿ARy GIIAPIt5
During the yearthere were 78 grants12021- 621 totalling £158.054 {2021- £54.0761 to responsible
individuals for onward distribution to families and individuals for the relief of hardship and for
special needs. In additlon. there were 64 grants {2021: 581 of £40.88112021- £31.248) to institutions,
again via responsible individuals. The geo8raphical spltt of the gifts shown below 15 sumTTtarlsed in
the analysis of expenditure in note 3.
The grants for familles and Individuals were:
2022
2021
Fund
Family support= Moldova
Family support= Romania
Family support: Ukrainian refugees
Medical costs
Animals and t￿e5
Education costs
Winter fuel
Home repairs for poorfamilies
Computer for translator
55.871
621
81.659
38559
222
Moldova
Romania
Ukraine
Moldova
Moldova
Moldova
Moldova
Moldova
Moldova
8.142
1.618
1,438
2,243
1854
795
7,784
532
158,054
54m6
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CHRISTIAN RESPONSE- NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS YEAR E14DE0 31 DECEMBER 2022
(continued)
NOTE 5. MONEfARY GRANTS fcontlnued)
The grants to instltutions were as follows:
2022
2021
Fund
Orhei Church and soup kitchen
Soup kitchens (Balti. Chiperceni and 8orceagl
Summer camp5
Christmas children's activities
Children's work at Hirtopul
Chiperceni Church building work
Raspuns Crestin for rehousing of poor families
Taxes and legal fees for transfer of Gura Biculiu
Centre to Raspun5 Crestin
Repairs at Gurd Biculiu Centre
Funeral expen5e5
Displaced Ukrainians Iwinnytsya and Kryvyl Rlh cltles)
2,014
I6￿84
1.545
Moldova
Moldova
Moldova
Moldova
Moldova
Moldova
Moldova
11.198
1,828
337
11,539
169
1479
1382
Moldova
Moldova
Moldova
Ukraine
3,276
16.262
40MI
3L248
NOTE 6. DONATED GOODS
Donated goods have been included in donations received and gifts made. These goods have been
included in the accounts at the valuations 8iven on the cargo rn3nrfests when the goods were
shipped.
2022
2021
Value of donated goods
23.968
7,083
NOTE 7. TRusfEE'S REMUNERATION AND EXPENSES
No remuneration directly or indirettly out of the fLEnds of the charity was paid or payable for the
yearto anytru5tee or to any person or person5 known to be connerted with anyof them. Also, no
remuneration ha5 been made in arbv previous year.
Expenses of the charity of £1.72912021- £7181 were reimbursed to 212021- 21 tru5tee5 in the year.
This includes £732 trovel and asSOClated expenses incurred by Hugh Scudder during hi5 Mission Trip5
to Moldova and Ukraine for the charity during 2022. The other expenses We￿ for printin& IT.
postage and stationery costs. The trustees a150 spend money on other Items wlthout seeking
reimbursement.
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CHRISTIAN RESPONSE- NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL sfATEMENTS YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2022
(continued)
NOTE 8. REIATED PARTYTRANSAcfJoNS
In additlon to the reimbursement of expen￿5 to thetrustees detsiled in note 7, there were
donations to the charity totslling £1749 by 2 trustees and the wife of one of the trustees.
NOTE 9. TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
Equlpment cost
Brought forward
Dlsposal
265
12651
Carried forward
Depreciation
Brought foTward
Disposals
Charge for year
265
12651
Carried forward
Net Book Value
31.12.2022
31.12.2021
All tangible fixed assets are held in the United Kingdom.
NOTE 10. BANKAND CASH
All bank accounts and cash balan￿S are held in the United Kingdom.
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CHRISTIAN RESPOP45E- NOTES TO THE FINANCIALSTATEMErifs YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 202Z
{contlnued)
NOTE 11. MOVEMENT IN FUNDS
Current year
Balance
atl
January
2022
Income
Expenditure
Transfets
Balance at
31
December
2022
Unrestricted fvnds
63,201
17.814
564
80.451
Restrfrted fund5
Moldova
Romania
Ukraine
21.CK)I
137.284
621
139,674
124.948
621
133.740
33,337
5,934
21,001
277.579
2S9,309
39,327
Total fvnds
84,202
295,393
259A73
119.722
Prlor year
Balance
atl
January
2021
Income
Expendlture
Trénsfeys
Balance at
31
December
2021
Unrestricted funds
63.017
63,201
Restricted funds
Moldova
Romania
Ukraine
32,827
94.001
222
105.827
222
21,001
32￿27
94.223
I[￿.049
21,001
Total fvnds
95
94,407
106,049
84,202
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CHR15llAN RESPONSE- NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL ¥fATEMEpifs YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2022
(contlnued)
NOTE 12. ASSETS BETWEEN FUNDS
Currentyear
Romania
Funds
2022
Vkralne
Funds Unrestrfcted
2022 Funds 2022
Moldova
Funds 2022
Totsl 2022
Fixed assets
Current assetS-.
Cash at bank
Debtors
Creditors (duè wJthln I
yearl
31.802
2.456
1921)
80.431
20
116,917
4176
113711
1.7(XJ
14501
33337
S.934
80,451
119,722
Prlor year
Romanla
Funds
2020
Ukraine
Funds Unrestricted
2021 Funds ZOZI
Moldova
Fund5 2021
T¢)ts12021
Fixed assets
Current assets
Cash at bank
Debtors
Creditors Idue within I
vearl
36.111
61,511
2.877
113711
97.622
2,877
14.655)
13.284)
31827
63J117
95
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