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2024-12-31-accounts

Association of Friends of

RMBI Prince George, Duke of Kent Court

AGM 2025

Trustee’s Report

The accounts for 2024 have been distributed and I trust will be easily understood. There remains only a few areas that may be to be explained which I will attempt here, but please feel free to question me in person at the AGM.

Our Total Income was up by approximately £17,873, mainly due to the £18,600 total donated towards the step-lift, with pluses and minuses across the usual income sources – for example, Patronage/Grand Patronage was up by nearly £1,000 whereas other donations were down by almost the same amount.

Bank Interest brought a very welcome additional sum of approximately £240 vs the previous year and bank charges remained about the same.

The 500 Club Membership, is still far short of the ideal 500, despite efforts throughout the year by Mike, Fred, Phil and myself. Worryingly, Gross Income from this source was down by £300 – a loss of 6 subscribers. The demographics were :-

On the Expenditure side , there are similar Pluses and Minuses vs the previous year. The biggest expense was, of course the step lift. This cost us £19479 - £879 more that the donations towards it. The Sensory garden, at £3,554, cost us only £107 more than we had donations ring-fenced for it. This is due, in a large part, to our Deputy Chairman, Fred Halligan and home manager Nina, obtaining some really good deals on plants and furniture.

The other major increase in expenditure was entertainment – up by £1,380

Overall, our Expenditure exceeded Income by £2,986 an approximate £4.3k reversal. NOTE : This somewhat misleading, given the ring-fenced assets used

On the Balance Sheet , one figure, other than the Ring-fenced amount previously noted, needs a little explanation:-

Overall our accumulated funds are up by approximately £462. Not bad, but not good either.

You will note that we have just over £74.5k nett assets in two bank accounts. This looks like a lot of money to have “sitting around doing nothing”, however, at a recent Residents’ and Families’ meeting, it was suggested that new garden furniture and/or better cushions would be required with the hope that funding would be available from the AofF along with some other - as yet unspecified – expenditure.

Andrew

RMBI Association of Friends, Chislehurst Statement of Accounts for Year Ending 31 December 2024 INCOME AND EXPENDITURE FOR YEAR ENDED 31 December 2024

Note
Subscriptions & Donations
Annual & Life Subscriptions
Patronage & Grand Patronage
500 Club Income Less Accrued Prize to be Paid
Paid to A of F for 500 Club Numbers
Christmas Fair Tickets
Donation towards Christmas Party 2022
Donations for Step Lift
Other Donations
Sub Total Subs & Donations
Fund Raising Events
Donations towards Fireworks
Miscellaneous
1
Sub Total Fund Raising
Bank Interest and Charges
Net Interest or (Charges) Current Acct.
2
Net Interest or (Charges) Savings Acct.
Sub Total Banking
Fairs and Other Events
Summer Bar-B-Q inc Entertainment
Sub-Total
Voted Expenditure
Music Therapy
Entertainment (Sept - Nov Accrued)
Coronation Party 2023
Residents' B'Day Presents
Residents' Morning Coffee
Residents' Christmas Presents (Accrued 2024)
Fireworks
Residents' Christmas Party 2023
3
Residents Christmas Party 2024 (Accrued)
Web-site Fees
Sensory Garden Equipment & Planting
Accrued & Ringfenced for Sensory Garden
Step Lift
Monies Transferred to 500 Club
Miscellaneous
4
Sub-Total Voted Expenditure
Administration
Treasurer's & Chairman's Mailings
Sub-total administration
INCOME
EXPENDITURE
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
SURPLUS / (DEFICIT) FOR THE YEAR
TOTAL INCOME
£
£
£
£
15.00
5.00
2,790.00
1,819.91
6,550.00
7,200.00
-
50.00
1,293.24
-
-
1,293.00
18,600.00
-
3,078.00
4,045.00
32,326.24
14,412.91
250.00
-
-
530.00
250.00
530.00
(69.48)
(69.60)
1,180.66
941.09
1,111.18
871.49
33,687.42
15,814.40
1,868.03
800.00
1,868.03
800.00
5,000.00
5,000.00
3,125.46
1,745.00
-
1,477.60
112.90
573.49
252.93
366.58
928.04
891.95
500.00
450.00
(684.00)
1,580.00
1,500.00
-
72.57
73.14
3,553.53
-
945.05
530.00
19,478.62
-
50.00
20.00
1,008.48
34,805.10
13,746.24
-
-
-
-
36,673.13
14,546.24
(2,985.71)
1,268.16
2024
2023
£
£
£
£
15.00
5.00
2,790.00
1,819.91
6,550.00
7,200.00
-
50.00
1,293.24
-
-
1,293.00
18,600.00
-
3,078.00
4,045.00
32,326.24
14,412.91
250.00
-
-
530.00
250.00
530.00
(69.48)
(69.60)
1,180.66
941.09
1,111.18
871.49
33,687.42
15,814.40
1,868.03
800.00
1,868.03
800.00
5,000.00
5,000.00
3,125.46
1,745.00
-
1,477.60
112.90
573.49
252.93
366.58
928.04
891.95
500.00
450.00
(684.00)
1,580.00
1,500.00
-
72.57
73.14
3,553.53
-
945.05
530.00
19,478.62
-
50.00
20.00
1,008.48
34,805.10
13,746.24
-
-
-
-
36,673.13
14,546.24
(2,985.71)
1,268.16
2024
2023
15,814.40
800.00
13,746.24
-
14,546.24
1,268.16

BALANCE SHEET as at 31 December 2024

PRE-PAYMENTS
Music Therapy for 01/01/25 to 31/07/25
Website Hosting from 01/01/25 to 30/06/25
Lloyds 500 Club Account
Remainder of HSBC A of F Accounts
Pre-paid 500 Club Banked
Accrued December 500 Club Prize
Ringfenced for Sensory Garden
Creditors and Accrued Expenditure
Balance b/f at 1 January
Surplus or (Deficit) for the year
Ringfenced Monies Released
5
Balance c/f at 31 December
500 CLUB ACCOUNT
Balance b/f @ 01/01
Gross Income
Total Prizes Awarded
Refunds
Prize Monies re-donated by Lodges
Net Income
Balance c/f @ 31/12
Pre-payments Received for 2023 onwards
Balance at Lloyds Bank
CURRENT LIABILITIES
NET CURRENT ASSETS
ACCUMULATED FUNDS
- o O
- o O
CURRENT ASSETS
9,350.00
(2,600.00)
(100.00)
-
o -
o -
2024
£
2,500.00
72.57
19,550.00
56,554.61
(100.00)
(100.00)
-
(3,964.04)
74,513.14
74,051.60
(2,985.71)
3,447.25
74,513.14
-
£
12,800.00
9,650.00
(2,700.00)
-
250.00
6,650.00
19,450.00
100.00
19,550.00
2023
£
2,500.00
15.54
12,950.00
64,526.79
(150.00)
(2,502.20)
(3,288.53)
74,051.60
72,783.44
1,268.16
74,051.60
-
£
5,600.00
7,200.00
12,800.00
150.00
12,950.00

NOTES on these ACCOUNTS

1

Andrew Houston -Treasurer

We have verified the attached Income & Expenditure Accounts and the bank and other balances shown. They are in accordance with the books and other records and give a true and fair view of the Association's funds and the Balances at 31 December 2024.

Peter Lamond - Auditor

Dick Peryer - Auditor

The Examiner’s Report is at the foot of the accounts