The Bridge Central
(formerly The Young Women's Christian Association Central Club)
IA company limiled by guoranlee wiihoul o shore copitall
Chority Regislralion Number.. 1071315
Registered Compony Number: 03006940
Report and Financial Statements
for the year ended 31 December 2024

The Bridge Central
Iformerly The Youn9 Women's Chri5tion Associotion Centsal Clubl
Contents
pago
Referen￿ ond administsotive informalion
Trustees, Report
2-18
Independent Auditors, Report
19-23
Statement of Financial Adivities
24
Balance Sknt
Coshflow Staiemenl
26
Notes Rnonciol s￿leMents

The Bridge Central
(formerly Tre Young Women s Chri51ion Associolion Centrol Clubl
Reference and administrative information
Boord of Trusteas
C Bingham (Choir) - Resigned 31.12.24
K Sanders Icornpony Secretary) Resigned 31.12.24
M Caffleron (Honorory Treosurerl
F Deinde
C Sykes Ico-choir from 26.11.241
J Grisl (Co-choir from 26.11.241
N Lombert
K Spooner
R Ahmed
S Oakes
Y Sesoy
Key Managèmenl Personnel Chief Executive: Joy Grimshow leffeclive unlil Sept 20241
Chiel Execulive= Becky Booth leFFeclive fvom Sepl 20241
Head of Operolions: Colelle Horri5
Heod of Progrommes.. Kolrina Rowson-mackenzie
Heod of Finance.. Krissie Chitty
Company Secretary
K Sonders leffeclive until 22*dJon 20251
Colette Harris leffeclive from 22nd Jon 20251
Registernd/Principal Offic• 73 - 81 Southwork Bridge Rood
London SE I ONQ
Auditor5
Moore Kingslon Smith LLP
9 Appold Street
London, EC2A 2AP
Solicilors
Stone King Sewell LLP
13 Queen Square
Boih BAI 2HI
Bankers
Virgin Money Ictydesdole Bonk plcl
Regislered Olfice: 177 Boihwell Sireel,
Glosgow. G2 7ER
InveJtm•nl Advi￿rI
Cozenove Copilol Monogemènl
l London Woll Ploce
London EC2Y SAU

The Bridge Central
(formerly Thè Young Women s Christion Association Cenlral CIL*bl
l . Introduction
About us
Ai The Bridge, we believe in playing our port in creoling o society whefe equity is the norm, where oll
women's voices ore heord, and where Iheir heolih and wellbeing righis ore respecled ond m81.
Ouf mission is lo craote knnd spaces where women can focus on their health and wellbeing,
support each other, and challenge injustice. We believe in the power of community and the
importance ol sofe, nurtvfing environmenls whefe women can grow. connect, and thrwe.
How we create impact
Togeiher, as women:
We cr80ts kn'nd, nurturing spaces where we connect and Improve our F*alth and
wellbèing.
Our womers s heolih and wellbeing cenlfe is designed lo be o welcoming and inclusive space
where women Feel sofe and supporled. Thfou9h our gym. cole ond women s projed5, we
losler community and knowledge-shoring. where. 05 women. we con build lesilience and
meonin9lul r&lolionships Ihol are the foundolion ol improving our F*olih ond wellbeing.
We create bespoke opportuni1585 whre we improve our underslanding of our5elv85 and
support each other through lifo's big clKnges.
Ouf range ol programs provide women with opporlunities lo explore their personal ond
colleclive wellbeing, learn new skills. and novigole and celebrole key life Iransilions with I
support of o strong community.
We support eoch other ts build confidonce in our volc•, uso It to transform our lfves, and
challen9e ihe inlu5licos we experience.
As women. we use our voice5 ond our experiences-wheikr ikni's by advocoling for our own
wellbeing in t￿ home or ol work. sUPPOrting eoch oiher Ihrough shored experiences, Of
collectively chollenging inequolilies in our communihes ond wider society. We ore nol a
cornpoignin9 organisolion. roihef, we support women in their own personal ond colleclive
compoigns lo see chonge in their INe5 and in society.
How we sustain our mission
To ensure our work is sustainable ond impocrful, we 9eneiote internal income Ihrou9h four key
operotions. Boih our gym and café, direct￿ conlribule lo ochieving our mission os well as being 05sets
for income generation.

Our Gym - A dedicoled, women-only 5poce Ihol is cenlrol lo ochieving our mission
bringing women logether on the gym floor ond in our wide fonge of clo55e5. Our gyffl
encouroges physicol wellbeing while olso Pfoviding finonciol support for our piojecls.
Our Café - A welcoming hub where people con connecl. shoie experiences. ond enjoy
heolihy lood. It olso serves os o spoce for our projecls, peer groups, and exlernol venue hire.
reinforcing our commilmenl lo community ond wellbeing.
Meeling & Eyent Spaces ~ Avoiloble for hire lo orgonisalions ond businesse5, providing o
space lor colloboralion while helping lo Fund our core work.
Leased Spaces - We rent oul oreos within our cenlfe, generoling income lo slrengihen our
mission.
Through Ih8se iniliolives, we ensure thol our organisolion remoins o susloinoble, inclvsive, ond vibranl
spoce wher6 women can focu5 on their health ond wellbeing. svpporl eoch other. ond work lowords o
more jusl world.
2. 2024: A Year of Growth, Transition, and Deeper Understanding
Ift 2024, we expefienced o yeor ol gro￿ ond tronsilion ol The Bridge. We fefined our approoch lo
fulfilling Our rn1￿0n, goining a deeper underslonding of how each element of our or9oni5ation-our
gym, cofé, ond projecls-works logeiher lo creole o holislic opprooch lo women 5 heolih and
wellbeing.
The Importanc• of Croallng Kind Spaces
A core ospecl of our work hos been Ihe recognition of importonce of creoling kind, nurturing
space5 where women con thrive. This yeor. we sow firsihond how these spaces Ofe inlegfol lo reolising
our mi55ion. By priorihsing environments Ihal losler sofety. conneclion. and support, we hove creoled
spoce5 Ihol nol only locus on physicol F*alth bul olso emolionol and menlol wellbeing. These spoces
hove become c8nlrol lo our community-building efforts, providing womén with o plorfofrn lo connecl,
leoin. ond grow.
Inlegrallon of Ovr Work. Café, Gym, ond Prolects
One ol the mosl imporlonl shihs in 2024 wos our 9rowin9 underslonding ol how Ouf café, gym. ond
p(ojects work logeiknr lo cieole a holistic opprooch lo wellbeing. Each element of our organisolion
ploys o uniqu8 role. bul 109eiher, IFW form o cohesive whole Ihol supports the brooder picluTe ol
v￿rnen s heolih ond empowermenl. inlegrolion of 5eNices hos ollowed us lo meel the diverse
needs of women in our community, fvom phy&col filness and nourishment lo emohonal support ond
personol d￿elOPMent.
Through this deeper underslonding ol our approach. we ve made si9nificonl slTide5 in creoling o more
cohe&ve, impacrful experience for oll WFK) come lo The Bridge. Our work in 2024 hos solidified our
beliel thol when all componenls ol heolih ond wellbeing ore inlegroled, Ihey k￿e Ihe power lo
tronsform lives ond build a mole jusl ond supportive society lor women.

3. Our Projects in 2024
The Bridge is committed lo fostering community, wellbeing, ond knowledge exchonge through o ronge
of innovolNe progroms designed lo support women s physicol. menlol, ond social heolih. This onnuol
reporl provides on overview ol the key oclivilies. outcomes, and impacl achieved over Ihe post yeor,
rellecling ovr dedicolion lo co-creoled, community-led inilialives.
Hub
The projecl offers a monthly colendor of odmlies designed to fo#er sociol conreclions. odTre
porlicipolion ond overall wellbeing. In pjrlnership wilh volunleers ond oiker or9onLzolion4 1
piojed olfer5 physicol, creolive. ond FEolth-educalion adivilies. These ochwhes encovioge
women lo explore ways lo improve I￿1r ￿￿1th ond wellbeing, bvild ond sknre skJ'll& expjnd
I￿1r knowledge, ond slrengiFEn 50cioI bonds with women From diverse bJckgrovnd5.
HUB is focused on bein9 0 SUPPOflive and kind spoce where women con grow, supw each
other ond d¢yelop o slfong sense ol belon9in9.
Key Stoli51ics
51 weeks ol HUB oclivilies delNered.
I,275+ attendees ocross oll oclivilies.
130+ new porticiponls joined in 2024.
22 acNve volunleer5, with 12 new volvnleer5 enfolled.
225 activities delivefed by volvnleets.
Sufvey Resu113 fvom Regular Puilicipanls..
85% Tepoiled improved generol wellbeing.
71 % gained knowledge of lools lo support IEEir FEolth & V￿lIbe1￿.
l(K)% leli o slroThJer sense of bdoThJing 10 o comfflunity.
Porticlponl Teslimoniol&
"I vegoinedhe confidence ts 4K>ieFersornlsbw somdyng IcouAln i dD bdrye."
"Ik cle0￿ wriling lel&Ydme d￿c￿fff o ftjlefjildtdn iknow IIKx¥. hs
openedup new OPP￿VnI14e5

Life
The Project tokes a psycho-sociol opproach lo support women through peri-menopause,
menopause. and post-fflenoF)OU5e. li provides o spoce for social support, learning, ond ochwlies
focusing on heolih. wellbeing. ond Po￿live ogeing. By oddre55ing culturol beliefs oiound
menopavse ond ogeing, It encouroges lifestyle changes ond chollen9es negotive nofrolives obout
women ond ogeing thot offed their healih. The program is deliverec Ihrough facililated discussions
ond workshops. crealive oclivilies and through bvilding communily support networks.
Participants= 12 women
Total Activities Delivered: 12 sessions
Project Outcome5
92% reported increased physical ocliwty level
100% gained conlidence in monoging iheir physical healih and wellbeirg.
91 % improved IFEir obility to support I1￿1[ mentol heolth ond ivellbeing.
l(X)% enhanced iheir underslonding of menopou* symptom monogemenl.
90% developed o deeper oworeness of mind-body connection.
T2% esloblislEd long-lasling sociol conneclions
Participanl Teslimonials:
lleomedhow lo deol myleeling4 offtglrehx more.
"Meeling women my 09e ￿VaS o iealclx7nge. 7k 0cceptsn￿ I leli ik obility fo shore. offtl
emohonolreleose fvough were /I￿-chOngIng. .
"7hprojed/￿s been a lile<knging e¥perience lor me. IE/ping me climb oui from
dorfe￿Fits lo daylighi."

Book of Knowledge
The project wos o colloborolion belween TIE Bridge and King5 College bndon. The project is
based on the premise Ihal women ore experts in their bodies and expefienc&s but are ohen
di5regaTded in discu&sion5 oboul women's heolih. Its aim was lo challen9e and provide new
approoche51o understanding women s kEalih through knowledge shored by women tFEMSe￿s.
The project brought together key portners lo creote a spoce where women's FEolih experiences ore
heard. Porticiponls were cenlrol io tk development, conlenl. ond decision-moking.
A key oulcorne wos creotion OF Ik Book of Knowledge. cophjring women s experiences, les9)ns
leorned, and whot Ihey wanted io shore wilh others. The project ended with o celebralory exhibilion
and the shorin9 of IFE Book ol Knowledge, which has been digilolisd ond V￿11 be ovDiloble on our
website.
The key leornings and impod include empowerin9 women lo reclaim ouikK)rity over ￿1r FEalth,
informing Future work ond slrole9ies, and breoking laboos by encouraging open discussions on
ofien-silenced kalih lopics.
Project Highlight5:
12 themed creotive workshops exploring women s ￿01th experiences.
40 participonls en9oged, wiih on overoge of 15 ollending eoch session.
CollaboralNe developmenl of the Book ol Krrfjwledge as o shjred resource.
Participant Reflections:
"Our experiences ore o source ol*nowledg8. My £￿dY￿ 4ryeabng b n￿-/ ju& need
lo Iislen."
-women s Iwhh connoi be reducedio biology okne,. Il is Intsrt￿vned ￿/h /i/e ￿rien￿4
relalionshiw afft4cre01￿ oumets"

Rise
I￿ RISE projecl is designed lo support women in improving I￿1[ wellbeing Ihrough o combination
ol art I￿raPY. community-building. ond personal￿d 5UPPOrt. Cenlrol lo prqecl ore Week￿ ort
therapy sessions. wkre porhciponts engoge in creayive expression lo refled on IFEir pefsonol
journey5, build Iru51, ond losler kaling. The project also offer5 0 sole, welcoming spoce k)f sociol
connedion. ￿lping women build meoningknl relationships ond a sense ol belorrfJing. Addihonol
components include free gym membersh'ips, one-lo-one counsellin9 lor in need. ond o peer
pport Mowp group, which help5 POrticipon15 51oy conneded ond 5UPPOrted fvougk)ut
week. By combining these elemen15. the RISE projed provide5 0 holislic opprooch lo v￿lIbeIng.
supporting women to grow, learn. ond thrive loge￿r.
Key Stolislrcs
36 participants on ¢Jverage 0112 per se55ion.
49 IlEmed art ￿lopY session&
Prolecl Oulcome5
ICQ% reported RISE supported wellbeing
85% reported Ikif confidence increosed sin￿ joining RISE
ICMYX reported feelin9 conneded with and leofnl hom otkr women
Participonl Testimoniols:
FoTme 115 been G communityondo support9roup ve nevefkndbefve
Ri* mode mylih o hrbettef. more beorGb/e. G￿n9 6veryFridoynpeoni lom in o9￿phce
in li/e. Becouse dnse this&a9e Olmyri￿ andbecouse 01r￿e I&Grtedb /eelti*e o
. il wos agr8Otplace ki open up oThJgrow.' to helocceptsdwas like owrtolme I￿rek0$@d
0ndm@ll￿go1nedSoffle￿ng Iddn IfeG115e Ineededfft my lile, o community ondo Aee/in9
otbdoying oploce dre￿ 0nd￿p￿.

Dine: Community Supper Club
The DINE Supper Club 15 a monihly pop-up community reslouranl seThing healikry, sustoinable focd.
With Ihe oim ol tockling Food injuslice ond sociol isololion in locol community, il wns on o 'poy-il-
loword, model. so dineis hrJve Ihe oplion lo eol lor Iree, poy whal ty con/leel. C¢)ver CO￿ ol ihir
meal or poy more as a donation lo support oihers. By seoting oll gue515 on mixed loble3. diner5 con
meel ond conned with 01￿1$ in the community, cieotirg community cohesion. Tre projett 15 defrltred in
portner5hip wilh Mott Mocdonold whom in oddilion lo donofvons thor support ￿ free rneo￿ olx)
supports Ihe projecl wilh volunleers os porl ol I￿1r CSR progfomme.
Key Statislics
12 supp8r clubs heSd.
417 ollendees over Ihe yeor.
137 free meals provided.
180 sub3idlz8d meals ollered.
66 volunleer5 SUPPOrted Ihe progrom
Parlicipont Testimonials:
"A 914901 woy b builJcommuniiy ondsupport btrvmen orthKdusl"
"Connechng ￿￿people I wouldoh5eMse netyw m*."
Gym
The women-only gym al The Bridge is o key part ol our mission lo create non-jud9menlol spoce5 where
women con come logeiher ond improve Iheir heolih ond wellbeing. The gym ol The Bridge locuses on
rnore Ihon ju51 physical heolth-our opprooch encomp055es menlol ond sociol wellbeing, moking
movemenl accessible, enjoyoble, and fun. As o funclionol troining gym, our classes ernphasize
movemenls Ihol mirnic everyday oclivilies, encouraging women lo increose their self-underslonding by
connecting wilh how tr￿1r body fee15. knw il moves. ond why il does whol il do8S.
Our qualified ond traumo-informed Iroiners provide adoptable closses ol oll levels, creoling on
environmenl where women con lislen lo Iheii bodies ond choose whol feels righi for them, foiher thon
tyin9 to fil external ideols. Thi5 approach empowefs women lo engo9e with exercise in o woy Ihal suits
their individual needs and promoles a deeper connection lo Iheir physical and menlol wellb8ing.
Our space is kind ond incluswe, biinging women's from dwerse backgrounds and ages log@i￿r,
loslering o sense ol community and conneclion. To hjrther break down barriers lo physicol aclivity. we
offer concessionory membership5 ond free memberships lo women who porticipole in our programs, as
well os 3 open weeks o yeor. moking Fitness. movemenl ond wellbeing octivilies more occessible lo all

women. By breakin9 do￿ borrier5 lo physicol oclivity. such os lear, lack of confidence, or limiled
access, we empower women lo priorilize t￿lT v￿lIbeing ond build stronger, healthier lives.
Key S￿￿5￿C5
Number of memberships by end of 2024: 566 members
Nvmber of filness & wellbein9 closses per week.. 20 clo￿5
Member Testlmonials:
"&nce coming to ￿ gym. Icm surpriwng mysell Ihisplace has shown me tha1￿18 is so much mole
ailcondo"
'Ihove achieved50mehing hoi mymind was lelling me, I couldn ido
exercise hos a reallygoodimpacl on my menlolheolth. lom 50year5 oHandgoing htough the
menopaus8, 11 helps with UP5 anddown4 ￿/h he moods. Inohce he dillerence since I have slarted
doing exercis8. how118eloboul mysellandhow I heloboui/I￿.
Café
Ovr community calé is cenlral Io Ouf mission ol creoling kind. incluswe spoces where women con com8
logeiher, support each other, and improve Iheir heolih ond wellbeing. Tre calé oFfers healihy,
occe55ible food and serves as o vibronl gaih8ring place for conneclion, wFere women con shofe
mea15 and build relolionships in o welcoming sellin9. Locoled ol the ￿Ort of Souihworl in on area
where mony cofés ofe more commercially focu*d ond can feel unwelcoming lo o diverse ronge of
people, our calé slonds as o welcoming spoce for everyone. It 15 o point ol encounler W￿re people
from all bockgrounds-locols. workers from Ihe oreo, ond members of our projects ond gym-con
come logeiher.
A3 0 non-clinical Setting il is ol the heort of mony of our progroms, hosling crealive heolih workshops,
healih lileracy sessions, ond community aclivilies. As the foundation of our food provision iniliolives
including oui supper clubs, plonl-based cooking workshop51, and community Iridge -the cofé
ensures Ihol nourishmenl exlends beyond food.1031eiing a sense of belongin9 and community. Wilh its
fun, inclusive olmosphere, the colé provides a space where women con engage. leorn, and feel Iw
nourished-physicolly, social￿, and emotion01￿.

4. Strategy Jan 2025 - Dec 2028
One of Ihe key slrorsds ol work in 2024 wos lo develop our 2025 - 2028 51rolegy. Centrol lo this
process was more cleorly definin9 our opprooch to our work, our unde(slonding of ￿01th ond
wellbeing ol The Bridge ond whol work needed lo be done Internal￿ lo enoble us lo effec11ve￿ delrver
our new slrolegy.
COn￿XI lor ovr slrategy.
Historicol conlext
Our organisalion hos o rich history rooted in creating a safe ond empowering spoce for women in
London. Eslabli5hed in 1923, we have oknays been o ploce where women could come together lo
nurture their mind, body, ond Spifil. From the very beginning, 0 Sense ol belonging and community was
ol the heort of our work. wih women becoming members and oCtiVe￿ shoping the organi501ion. Our
current slrolegy is deeply connected lo Ihis eth05, ensuring thol we continue lo provide an inclu5Ne ond
supportive environment. While Ihe chollenges women lace have evolved, our commitrnenl remoins Ihe
some-lo losler a space where oll women feel volued, empowered, and part of a slTong. supportNe
community, reimogined for the 21 sl century.
Thematic context
Our work continues lo cenlre on the inlerseclion of gendef and Feolth inequolities. Gendered FEolth
inequalities persisl due lo a combinolion of biological. social. and economic faclor5 that shope
women's heolih outcomes. We see heolih & wellbeing nol jusl as the absence OF illness bul the
presence of physical vilolity. mental resilience. emolionol bolonce, ond sociol connecledne55.
Women ore more likely lo experience long-lerm healih conditions, disobililies. ond unpoid coregiwng
responsibilities. oll ol which contribute lo poorer physicol ond menlol healih. Women INing in the most
deprived oreas in Souihwork live on overo9e 5.5 years less their leosl deprNed neighbou
(Heolih Inequalilies Souihwoik; health & wellbeing Board Morch 20191. Social delerminanls such 05
income disparity, housing insecurity. and employmenl conditions further exocerbote these inequolilies,
parliculorly lor women from ethnic minority bockgrounds who face odditionol borriers lo FEolihcore
occess. Women ore also disproportionate￿ alfecled by 9ender-bosed Violen￿ ond common mentol
heolth challenges, wilh higher reported roles of onxiety ond depression. Porticipotion in physicol aciNity
IS Significontly lower omon9 women and 9iAs in Southwork highlighiing the 5yslemic borriers thol limil
women's obility lo moinloin physical ond menlol wellbeing. Addre&sing these disporitie5 requires o
holishc opproach Ihol considers nol on￿• heoltkore provision but olso wider socio-economic faclors
thot influence wellbein9.
Geographical Conlaxt
Souihwark is o densely populated ond diverse inner London borough, home lo over 307,I(Q people.
Souihwark is a polchwork of communilies.. from leofy Duknich lo bu￿ling Peckham ond Comberwell.
ond the rapidly changing Rolherhli￿ penin5ulo. The borough's dNersity is refleded in 115 wbront
community. with olmosl half of residenbs coming fvom ethnic minority bockgrounds. c￿er 40% 01
residents V￿re bom ou15ide UK, Chonnel Islands. ond Irelond, vrfth 11 % bom in Akn'ca ond over 8%
in the Americas or Qjribbean
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Despite ils vibfonLry, Southwork loces significonl socio-economic challenges. The overoge household
income in 2021 wos £33,848, which is comporoble to the nolionol overoge. However. income
dispority is evident, with around l in 7 households earnin9 less than £15,CrfJ) per yeor, while o similor
proportion eorns over £75,C(X). Geogrophicolly, Ihis disparily ran9es from on overoge income of
£61,271 in Dulwich lo £24,632 on Ihe Old Kenl Rood.
Heolth and wellbeing indicolors for women in Souihwork highlight orea5 of concern. In 2021. 18.8% of
women reported having o disobility, compared lo 16.3% of men. AddilionoI￿. women con51ilule 60%
of unpaid carers in the borou9h. underscorin9 the need lor largeled sUPPOrt services.
The borou9h'5 excellenl transport infroslnjclure, enhances accessibility and connectivity. This, combined
wth Ihe areo's culhJTal richness and diversity, presenls a significonl opporhjnity for us lo reach a brood
group of women. By leveraging these slrengihs, we con provide opportunilies for o brood voriety of
women lo come together to improve their indwiduol ond collechve wellbeing.
S8dor Conlexl
The charity sector is focing o challenging finonciol londscope. increasing demond foT services ond
9rowing compelilion for funding. The 20205 have been o parhculorW lurbvlenl time for Ihe chority
seclor, in which we have seen inflation rise ond foll, the cosl-of_living rise lond ri5el, and rhe risk of
chority insolvency grow as a resuli. Fundroising in gjch o climole has been difficuli. finonciol
pressures impocting donors as well os chorilies.
However, we have not yel explored ￿ernal funding opportunihes ond I￿refore. this still presenfs o
significant avenue for 9rowth ond susloinobility. Secvring grants and ￿erno1 inve51ment. olon9&de our
9rowing inlernol activity income could enhance our ifflpocl ond support our path lo fundin9
suslainobility. Our current reserves position provides us wilh some lime lo develop exlefnal hJnding OS O
stream ol income and further 9row our inlernol oclivity income, bL*I we acknowledge that unless we
lake significanl oction lo reduce the existing deficil, we wll face a challengin9 finonciol po&tion in the
coming years.
Our Strats
Our vlslon is a society where equity is the norm. W￿re oll women's voices ore kwrd. ond wkre tkir ￿01th
ond wellEeing rights ore fespecled ond mel.
Our mlsslon is lo cieote kind spoces ￿re, 05 women. we f¢xus on t￿r ktolth ond wellbeing. support each
0￿*r ond challenge injustice
Impacl obi8cW'
Together. 0$ women..
We creole kind. nurturing swces wkere we conned ond improve our health and wellbeing
We creole beswke oppor￿n111es W￿fe we improve Ouf underslandin9 01 OUrse￿e$ ond sUPPOrt each
othef through lile s big chonges
We support each oiher lo build confidence in ovf voice, use it lo transForm our INes ond challen9e the
injuslices we experience
Condirfons for sv¢cos5 obiecllves
We wll build financial sustainobility lo ensure t￿ ofgonisalion s grovhh ond resilience over the lon9
We nurlure a capokAe ond mothvoled leom. thot work toge￿￿T lo achieve ovr mission, in an inclusve
culhjre thot P￿M0￿e5 wellbein

5. Reserves Policy
As porl ol the development ol our new strategic plon. we developed o financiol model for the
OTgonisation thol sets ovl our path lo finonciol susloinobility- We 0150 carried out o strolegic review of
our policy lo evoluale ils effecliveness ond ensure alignment with our overorching strategy. As port ol
Ihis review. we hove re-designoled our currenl funds lo ensufe Ihey are used in the most effechve and
irnpacrful woy 10 Support long-lerm 5uslainability-
We recogni5e thot using our limiled hJnds lo cover onnval opeiolional deficits is nol a susloinoble
approach in the long lerm. Therefore. we hove designated Ihe funds in o woy Ihot ensufes ore
lorgeled loward expenditure aimed ol closing our operolionol gop
The outcome of this review wos o repvrposing of our designoled funds as agreed by board of
Iruslees on Y March 2025.
Designated Fund I: Copital Fund - Currenl fund level - £1,797,494
The Capital Fund will be used lor ongoing moinlenonce projec15 wiihin building to ensure high
quality and 50fe building5 lor members, slalf room hirers ond lenonts. This includes the funds lo ensure
Ihol we con meet the governrnenl requirements for MEES (Minimum Energy Efficiency Stondardl in
relolion lo oll commerciol propety needing lo be EPC band B by 2030. where cosl effective. Our
building energy roling is currenily C ond therefore will reguife significonl investmenl lo reach t
required slondord.
For one-off copilol projecfs Ihol ore outside ol doy-lo-doy mainlenonce or compliance projecls. we
will seek exlernol funding.
De51gnat8d Fund 2: Sustoinobilty Fund - Current Fvnd18V81 £1,217,257
This is o Fund for supporting our poihwoy lo finonciol 5VStainobility. Our new finoncial model sets o
breokeven lorgel in the 2029 finoncial year. This gives us the time lo increase our in1ernal￿ generoled
income. increose our exlernal funding levels and moke eWicienl cuts lo expenditure. Year on year the
operationol deficil will decreose os Ihese chonges have on impocl on both our income ond
expendilure. This hjnd sets oside the money needed lo cover the anticipoted operotional deficils in
2025, 2020, 2027 ond 2028.
Doslgnated Fund 3: FU￿re Proofing Fund - Currenl Fund I&￿1 _ £450,CXX)
We hove Cfealed o designoled fund lo support non-capilal developments thot are crilical lo the
orgonisolion's long-lerm susloinobility and grothi. This hjnd will be used to invest in oreos that enoble
us lo incre05e exisling inlernol income generalion, retain ond grow our sloff team. ond pilol new
income-generoling iniliotive& Exomples ol polenliol inveslmenls include IT sYs￿M development, use OF
Al to impfove efficiency. and bespoke staff training aligned lo new 51tategic iniliatives.
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All prop05ed expenditure from this lund will require Board opprovol and musl be sUPPOrted by o (obusl
business cose
Free feseNe3 posllion: Currenl Posillon - £703,039
We hove ogreed lo hold o level of free reserves equivalent lo monihs of core operoling cosFs. This
decision follows coreful considerolion of severol key loclors. includin9 currenl economic climate,
which remoins unsloble and unpredi¢lable, ond size and complexity ol our organisolion.
Holding this lev81 ol resefyes provides us with o finoncial safety nel lo monage polentiol risk3 ond
uncertoinlies, includin9 unexpected fluctuolions in income or expendilvre. It olso reflects t
responsibililies ossocioled wilh owning and moinloining our building, which bring5 both lon9-lerm volue
ond financiol liability-
AddilionaI￿, Ihis reserve level allows us lo continue OPefolin9 ond delivering our services in the event of
income disruption, while givin9 the B¢xJrd lime lo respond ond odju51 plons without making immediole
or reoclive decisions Ihal could negolively impocl our slalf or beneficiories
6. Financial Review
In 2024, our unreslricled operotional deficit wos £488,582. in oddilion we used £57,137 Irom our
designoled Copilol plon fursd so Ih lolal operoling deficil wos £545,71912023 £582,5261 belofe
inveslm8nl losses of £130,321 r8suliin9 in oveioll annuol deficil of £670. 828
Our lolol income was £934.618 IT0￿1 income in 2(Y23 £767,5WI.
£520,454 in inle¥nally geneioled income
£22,469 reslricled donolions and grants
£391.695 Irom our combined inveslm8nls Iwhich includes our inve51menl portFolio £168,035
and inveslmenl propety lèosin9 some of our building £221.1161
As described obove our key sources o+ internally generoled income are:
Health and filne5s income- £216,34312023 £136,189)
Café & even15 income- £80,14412023 £55.(K)61
Room hife- £ ICX).65212023 £101.7501
Oihèr income £18,557
In oddilion. we received £127.227 in 9fonls ond donations. of which £103,CXY) was in-kind donolions
12023 lolol was £113,183)
Injan 2025, we loUnc￿d our 2025 - 2029 suslainobility plon. wilh o breokeven point in 2029. To
achieve Ihi5 brea￿On polnl. w8 will increose our inlernally 9enefoled incorne. incfeose our levels of
exlernol hJnding lo rellecl Ihe 9rowing number of projects we will deliver and moke efPiciency cuts
in 2025. 2026 ond 2027. As described 06ove, hove re-desi9notsd our funds lo support 115 on o
path lo susloinobility.
morkel value ol Cozenove Copilol Mana9emenl os of December 2024 wos £4,101.7Q7
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Fund summary Breakdown:
Fund
Amount
Free Reserv8S
£ 703,639
Desi
na18d Funds
Designoled Fund - Susloinobility Fund
Desi
noted Fund Copilol Fund
Desi
noled - Future proofing fund
£ 1,217,257
£ 1.797.495
£ 450.(XX)
Reslricted Re5erYes
£ 5,212
Unrèslricted Res8pi8s - o55els
£ 6,468.293
Total
£ 10,641,896
7. Fundraising
In 2024, the chority engaged in minimol public fundroising oclivihes. The Charity did nol use third
porlies lo ossisl with fundroising ond the clKJrity receNed no comploinFs in the yeor regarding its
lundroising praclices.
The chority hod no fLsnd¥oising oclivilies requiring disclosure under S162A ol the Charilies Acl 2011
during the financial year.
Ih charity rec8N8d:
£9,999 from King5 Colle9e London for Book of Knowledge projecl
£ 1.000 from Better Bonkside lor the Hub project
£6,970 from Souihwark council For h COOK projecl Isusloinoble Food Sirolegy Gronil
£4,500 donolion Irom Mom MacDonold limiled for DINE food community projed
8. Public benefit
The Trustees conf1rm thal they Fmjve complied duty under ￿tIOn 17 of ￿ Charities Act 2011, 10
hove dve regord lo the Charity Commission's generol guidance on public benePIl, including 'public
benefitr. runnin9 o chority.. In each of activities, summorised above. the Truslees believe they comp
with thEir fesponsibilities regording public benefil.
Even though mosl of the Charity s projecls afe festricled to women, Irvslees believe this is o sufficient
seclion of the public. Addiliono1￿, many project participonts hove experienced some Form of gender-
based violence or obuse and asked for women-On￿ projects. Our TeseoTch olso Fells us Ihal women
are di5PfOPOrtionally ofFecled by menlol health issue5.
Borriers lo occe55 are minimi5ed - indNiduols con self_refer lo projects which ore free lo occess. There
is o very occessible lee stnJchJre fof gym membership, including conce55ionory ond Free memberships
in cerloin cose&
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9. Structurei governance and management
This report is prepared in accordonce the Memorandum ond Articles and the recommendotions ol
Ihe Sialemenl of Recommended Pfoclice - Accounting ond Reporling by Chorilies ond complies with
applicable low.
The Bridge Central, lormefly The Young Women s Chrislion Associolion Cenjrol Club ClwJrity'l was
incorporoled on 30July 1998 Os o compony limiled by guoronlee ond nol Iwjving o shore capilol
Ire91slered number 036069401. li has olso been registered as o charity Ino. 10713151 ond is peimilled
lo exclude Ihe word 'limiled' from 115 nome.
This yeor morked o signiPicont leodership Ironsition for our orgonisolion. We welcorned Becky Booih os
our new Chief Execvlive Olficer. We would olso like lo extend our ￿Orrfe11 Ihonk3 lo Joy Grimshaw
who slepped down oher 25 years ol dedicoled service. We are deeply gfolelul lor vision. possion.
ond unwovering commilmenl.
Divlslon of ResponsibiliNe3
Th8 Board of Trvstees hos uliimole responsibility for governance. ensuring thol the chority 15 well-
monaged ond operol8s in the best interests of its beneficiaries. Tre Twstees sei the long-lerm vision,
opprove key policie5, ond moniloi overall performance.
Truslees or8 responsible fof the general conlrol ond sliolegy of rhe Chority. To ossist in srn¢)oih
running ol operalions, Ihere ore Ihree sub-commillees which advise Boord (Humon Resources,
Finonce and Morkelingl. Th8 Finonce Sub-committee meels on a quarterty bo&s, the 01￿*1S os needed
bul o minimum of ￿le& o y8or. A sloff Heolih ond Solety Commillee feporls lo Ihe Humon Rex>urces
Sub-commillee.
The Chi•F Ex•cvttv• Offic•r ICEOI 15 responsible for implementing Ihe Board s slrolegy ond
overseeing Ihe doy-lo-doy operolion5. Reporting direclty lo Boord, the CEO ensures IF
Ofganisalion remoins eFfeclive, finonciol41 suslainoble, ond oli9ned with its mission.
The Senlor Leadership Toam ISLT), led by the CEO, Is responsible for operolionol monagemenl,
leadership, and progromme delNery. SLT ensures Ihol 5lralegic objeclives ore IfonJaled inlo
effective oction, managing resovrces elficien1￿ ond responding lo emerging chollenges ond
opportunilie&
To9ethef, Ihe Truslees, CEO. and Senior Leadefship Team work colloboro1sve￿ lo upk)Id I
orgonisalion's values, ensure complionce, ond deliver impod for our beneficiorie&
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10.
Recruitment and appointment of trustees
Truslees corry out on onnuol ski115 audil, lo esloblish Ihe skills. knowledge and expefience within Ihe
existing Board membership ond identify ony gops ond oher this, il necessary, o period ol recnJilmenl
follow5. Vaconcies ore widely odverlised lo omrocl o brood diversity ol applicants, ensurin9 0 bolonce
ol skills, experience, knowledge. ond backgrounds. Inleresled polentiol Iruslees meet with o srnoll
group of Tru51ee5 and sloff lo give them the opportunity lo find out more oboul our aims, objeclNes, ond
aclivilies. They are Ihen inviled lo ottend a Boord Meelin9 05 observers. This process allows pioper
consideration of individual s eligibilily, specialist skills and knowledge.
New Trustees ore Ihen elected by the members ol their Annual Generol Meeting. The Trustees rnoy ol
ony lime co-opt any person qualified lo be appointed 05 a Trustee to fill a voconcy unlil Ihe next AGM.
Trustee induction and training
All new Truslees ore encouroged lo spend some lime with sloff lo fomiliarise ￿Mse￿e$ with oui work
ond Ihe conlexl within which we opefole. On appoinlmenl, they ore given o copy ol Ihe BooTd
Member Handbook, The Memorandum ond Articles ol A5s0ciolion, lolesl sel of Managemenl
Accounts ond the m051 recenl Annuol Report ond Finonciol Siolemenls. The hondbook conloins key
inlormolion about the Charity - Ihe work il doe5. the responsibilitie5 of Truslees. 9overnonce relating lo
the Charity, Term5 01 Relerence lor the Boord ond ils Sub-commimees, role d85criptions, inlormalion on
compliance, Tfuslee biogrophies, elc.
Trustees ond senior slolf recognise Ihe imporlonce of keeping up lo dole with govemonce
developmenls. Ihe regulalory environment ond the chority londscape and omend seminors ond Ot￿r
evenls opplicoble lo Iheif oreos ol inleresl ond expertise. Deloils of rel￿onI troining opporhJnilies ore
circulaled lo Ihe 8oafd ond slolf.
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Pay policy for senior staff and trustees
All Iruslees give Iheir lime Free￿ ond no Iruslee received remuneralion From trF￿ Charity during the year.
Details ol Iruslees expenses ond reloled poty Ironsoclions ofe disclosed in nole 6/7 10 occounls.
Solories ole sel ond feviewed onnuolly by the Boord ol Truslees. They:
use benchmorking lo ensvfe Ihol solories remain compelitive,.
approve Ihe onnuol percenloge incr8ose in poy lor oll s￿lF (which con be zero. oport from
those receiving the London liwng Wogel. considerin9 issues such 0$ oHordobility and the RPI
os of 31 December of the previous year.
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13.
Investment policy
Investment powers
Under the Mernorandum ond Articles of Associolion the Trvslees have the powei lo deposit or invest
funds in any monner Ibul lo invesl only ofter odvice from o finonciol expert and howng regord lo the
svilobility of inveslmenls ond the need for diver￿FICatiOn1.
Governance
Decisions ore made by the Board of Trustees and the hove delegated the monogemenl of investrnenls
lo financial experts, bul only on lerms that.
the inveslmenl policy is *1 down in wriling for the finonciol experts by Ihe truslees;
timely reports of all Ironsoclions are promded lo the Iruslees..
Ihe performonce of the inve51menls is reviewed regulorly with the Iruslees,
the Iruslee5 are enliiled lo concel the delegation oiiongemenl ol any lime;
the investment policy ond Ihe delegation orfongemenl ore reviewed ol leosl once o yeor
all poymenls due lo the financiol experls are on a scole or ol a level which is ogreed in advonce
and ore notified prompdy to the fruslees on receiptr the Finoncial Expert must not do anything
outside the powers of the Iruslees-
Investment objectives
The Trustees afe looking lo achieve on income return of 4% ffom the Chority s inveslmenl porrfolio.
During 2024 the portFolio achieved o lolol relurn of 7.7% which wos aFEod of the inveslmenl 5
performonce lorgel. A dislribulion poyment of 4.1 % wos recewed from inveslmenls.
Risk
Attilud• lo risk
The chority depends on the income. or to￿1 relufn of ils invesfmenfs lo fund onnuol chofiloble
expendilure. Milsl there is flexibility in some expenditure oreos, o minimum is needed to 9enerole
income. The chority is willing lo occepl o medium lo higher degree of risk in order lo generole a lolol
relum okod OF inflation over the medium lo long term.
Ethical invoslmonl
We considered moving lo o Responsible Mulii-Assel Fund lo minimise the Chority s impacl on people
and the plonel. Inveshn9 in Ihis Fund would reduce the lolol costs ond simplify admini51rohon, whilsl
preserving the long-lerm investment obieclive.
Management, reporting and monitoring
Cozenove Copi￿1 Monogemenl was oppoinled os the inveslmenl monogers in Jonuary 2011 ond
monoges the investmenl policy. Quarterly reports are circuloled lo Boord wilh IFE Investmenl Manoger5
pre5enling lo Board ol leos1 onnuolty.
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14.
Statement of trustees, responsibilities
The Truslees. who are also direclor5 ofTrE Bridge Cenlrol (former￿ The YWCA Centrol Clubl for the
purposes of company lowl ore responsible for preporing Trustees Report ond the Financiol
Sialemenls in occordonce with applicoble low ond United Kingdom Accounting Siandords (United
Kingdom GeAerally Accepted Accounling Proclicel.
Compony law requires Irustees lo prepore finonciol stotements for each Financial yeor which 9rve a
true ond fair view of the stole of the offoirs of the chofiloble company and of the outgoing fesouTces
ond opplicalion of resources. In prepofing trEse finonciol stotements, the trustees are required 10:
select suitable accounting policies ond then oppw them consistent￿,
observe the methods ond principles in Ihe Charilie5 SORP-
moke judgemenls ond eslimoles Ihol ore re050nable and prudent
slate wheiher applicable accounting standards hove been followed, subjed to ony maleriol
deparlures disclosed ond explained in the accounts-
prepore the occounls on o goin9 concern bosis unless it is inoppropriole lo presume Ihol tk
chority will continue in business.
The Trustees are responsible lor keeping proper accounting recofds thol disc105e wilh reosonoble
occuracy at any time the financial position of the Choiity and lo enoble lo ensure Ihal the
occounls comply wilh the Cornponies Act 2CQ6. They ore olso responsible for sofeguording the ossels
of Ihe Charity and Ihe group and hence for toking reasonable steps for the prevention ond delection of
Irovd and oihef iife9ulorilies.
In so far as Ihe Iruslees ole aware:
Ihefe is no Televonl oudil informolion of which clvjriloble compony's oudilor is unaware,-
ond
the Iwslees hove token all sleps thol Ihey ought lo hove laken lo make themselves owore of any
ielevanl oudil information ond lo esloblish Ihal audilor is owore ol Ihol informotion.
The compony hos loken advonloge of the smoll companies. exemption in preparing the Truslees
Report.
Approved by ￿ Boord of Truslees, ouihorised for issue and Ygned on its beholfr.
Cothefine Sykes Ico-choirl
Jo Grist Ico-choirl
May 2025
Moy 2025
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INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF THE
BRIDGE CENTRAL
Opinion
We hove avdiled the finoncial 51alements ofThe Bridge I'ihe compony I foi Ik year ended 31 December
2024 which comprise the Siolemenl of Finonciol Aclivihes, the Balance Sheet. ￿ Cosh Flow Siolemenl
and notes lo the finonciol 51alemenls. including a summory of significanl accounting policies. The Pinonciol
reporting Iromework Ihol hos been opplied in Iheii preparolion is opplicoble low and United Kingdom
Accounting Siondord5. including FRS 102 'The Finonciol Reporting Siondard Applicoble in UK ond
Republic ol Ireland, (Uniled Kingdom General￿ Accepted Accounhng Procticel.
In our opinion the financial slalemenl&
give o true ond foir view of Ihe stole ol Ihe choriloble compony s oFfoirs os 0131 December 2024
and OF ils incoming resources and opplicohon of resources, including ils income and expenditure,
for the yeor Ihen ended,.
hove been properly prepored in occordance with United Kingdom Genero1￿ Accepted
Accounting Practice,. ond
hove been prepored in occordonce with Ihe requiiements of the Companies Act 2CQ6.
Basis for opinion
We conducled our oudil in occordonce with InteTnolionol Siondords on Auditin9 IUKI IISA51UKII and
applicoble law. Our iesponsibililies under thos6 slandards are hjrther described in Ihe Auditors
Responsibilities For ovdil of the Finonciol stotements seclion of our report. We are independent ol Ihe
charitable company in occordonce with the eihicol requirements are relevonl lo our audil ol I
finoncial slolements in the UK, including FRC 5 Ethical Stondord. ond we hovefulfilled our other ethical
fesponsibililies in OCCOfdonce wilh these requirements. We believe thol the QL*dil evidence we hove
obioined is sufficienl ond oppropriate lo promde o boss for our opinion.
Conclusions r•lthing lo going conc•rn
In auditing ￿ financial slotements. we hove concluded the trustees use of the 90in9 concern ba￿5
of accounling in the pieparation of the Pinancial stolemenls is appropriole.
Based on the work vrfe knve performed, hove nol idenlified any molerial uncertoinlies relohn9 10
evenls or condilions thol, individuolly or colleclively, moy cosl 5igniFicanl doubt on Ihe chorilable
componq5 obility lo conlinue os o going concern lor o period of ol leosl ￿e1ve monihs Irom when lh8
financial slalements ore ouknrised for issue.
Our responsibilities and Ihe responsibililies of the Iruslees with respect Io going concern ore described in
the ielevanl seclions of Ihis report.
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Other information
The oiher informolion compfises the informotion inclvded in ￿ annuol report, other thon financiol
51alemenls ond our oudilor s reporl Ihereon. The Iruslees ore responsible foi the other informotion.
Our opinion on the finonciol slolemenls does not cover the other infoimolion and, excepl to the exlenl
otherwise expliciily sloled in our reporl, we do not expre55 any form of 055uronce conclusion Ihereon.
In conneclion with our oudil of the financial slalemenls, our re¥)onsibility is lo reod ￿ other informotion
and, in doin9 so, consider whether other informolion is moleriolly inconsislenl the finoncial
slolemenls or our knowledge obioined in the oudil Of oihefwise appears lo be molerio1￿ misslaled. If we
identify such moleriol inconsistencies or opporenl rnoleriol misslolemenls, we ore required lo determiné
whether there is o maleriol misslolemenl in Ihe financial slolemenls or o moleriol misslolemenl of Ihe other
inlormolion.11. bosed on the work we hove perfofmed. we conclude Ihol there is o moleriol misslalemenl
ol Ihis oiher informolion, we ore required lo report Ihol locl.
We hove noihing lo report in Ihis regard.
Opinions on oih•r matters pr•scribad by the Compani•$ Acl 2006
In our opinion, bosed on the work underloken in the course ol the audit.
the inlorrnalion given in slrolegic report and the truslees onnuol report for finonciol yeor
for which Ihe finonciol slalemenls ore prepored 15 consislenl the financiol slatemenls.. ond
the 51role9ic reporl ond Ihe Iruslee5 onnuol report hove been prepaf8d in occordance wth
opplicable legol requiremen1&
Matlors on which w• arn r•quir•d to r•port by •xc•plion
In ikn li9hi of knowledge ond underslanding of company and ils environment obioined in the
course of the audil. we hove not idenlified moleriol misslolemenls in the slrolegic report or the trustees,
annual report.
We have noihing lo report in respecl of followng mollers whre Companies Ad 2CK)6 requires
us lo report lo you if, in our opinion:
odequole accounting records hove not been kept. or re￿rn5 odequole for our oudil have nol
been received from bronches nol visiled by us: Of
the finonciol 4alemen15 ore nol in ogreemenl v*ith the occounling records and relurns: or
certoin disdowres of thjslees remunerotion specified by I(￿ ore nol mode: or
we have nol received oll Ihe informolion ond eJplanotions we require for our oudil.
R•sponsibilitiw of truth•s
As exploined more ful￿ in truthes responsibilities slolemenl sel oul on poge 48, truslees (who
ofe olso the direclors of cknrifoble compony for kn purposes OF compony lowl ore responsib18 for
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the preparotion ol the financial 51alemenls and lor being satisfied tkni they give o Irue and fair view, and
for such inlernol control 05 the truslee5 determine is nece5sory lo enoble the preporotion of finonciol
slalemen15 Ihal ore Free Irom moleriol misslolemenl. whet￿r due lo koud oi error.
In preparing the Pinanciol slalemenls, the Ituslees ore respon&ble for Ossessing the choriloble compony s
ability lo conlinue as o going concern, disclosing, os opplicoble. motters reloled lo going concern ond
using Ihe going concern bosis of accounting unless the Iruslees either inlend lo liquidole chariloble
company or to cease operolions, or hove no reolislic oliernolwe bul lo do so.
Avditsr's respon$ibililies for ih• audit of th• financial statements
Our objectives ole to obtoin reosonable oswronce oboul whether the finonciol stolements as a whole
ore free from maleriol misslolemenl, whether due lo Iraud or error, and lo issue an oudilor s report Ihal
includes our opinion. Reasonoble OSSUTonce is o high level of assuronce. bul is nol a guoronlee on
oudil conducted in accordonce wilh ISAS IUKI will always delecl o moleriol mi551alemenl when il exists.
Misslalements con orise from Iroud or error and ore considered molefiol il, Individual￿ or in a99regole,
they could feasonobly be expected to influence the economic decisions of users loken on the bosis ol
these financial slolemenls.
Irregulorilies, including fraud, ore instances ol non-complionce wilh laws ond regulolions. We design
procedures in line with our responsibililies. outlined above, lo delecl malerial mi551olements in respect ol
irregulorilies, includin9 froud. The exlenl lo which our procedures ore copoble of del8Ctin9 irregularilies.
including froud is detailed below.
Explanotion ai to what •xl•nt th• audit was conJidor•d capobl• of d•t•ding irr•gulariti•s.
including froud
The objectives ol our audit in respecl of Iroud, ofe; lo idenlily and assess risks of moleriol mi5slolemenl
of th8 Finonciol slolements du8 lo froud.. lo obiain sufficient oppropiiole oudil evidence regording the
05sess8d risks of molerial misslalemenl due lo fraud. through designing ond implementin9 oppfopriale
responses lo Ihose 055e$5ed risk3; and lo respond oppropriolely lo inslances ol froud or suspected fraud
idenlified during the audit. However. ￿ primory responsbility for the prevenlion and deleclion ol fToud
resls wilh boih monagemenl and thK)se clM)1ged with governonce of the cFKJrilable compony.
Our opprooch wos os follows:
We obioined on understanding of the 18gol ond regulolory requirernenls opplicable lo the
choriloble company and con&dered thal the most si9n&icanl ore Companies Ad 2CQ6, th8
Choiities Acl 2011, Chority SORP, ond UK finoncial reporting slandords os issued by Ihe
Financial Reporting Council
We obiained an underslonding of how Ihe cl)oriloble compony complies with Ihese requirements
by discussions wilh monogemenl ond those chorged wilh governance.
We ossessed the risk ol moleriol misslolemenl ol the financial ￿0*ementS, including the risk ol
molefial misslolemenl due lo Iroud ond how il mighi OCCUf. by holdin9 discussions with
managemenl and those chorged wih governonce.
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We inquired of monagemenl and those chorged wilh governan￿ os lo ony known inslonces of
non-complionce or svspecled non-complionce wilh lows ond re9ulalions.
Bosed on this underslondin9, we desi9ned specific oppropriale oudit procedures lo idenli
inslonces of non-complionce wilh lows ond re9ulolions. This included making enquiries of
monogemenl and Ihose chorged wilh governonce and obioinin9 odditionol corroborotwe
evidence os required.
As port of an audit in occordonce wilh ISAS IUKI we exercise professionol judgement and moinloin
prolessionol sceplicism Ihroughoul the audil. We olso:
Identify ond assess Ihe risks ol moleriol misslolement of the finonciol slalements. whether due lo
Iroud or error, design and perform oudil procedures responsive lo those risks. ond obiain audit
evidence thol is sufficient and oppropriole to promde a basis for our opinion. risk of nol
delecling a moleriol misslalemenl resuliing Irom fraud is higher Ihan for one resulhn9 ITOM efror,
05 fraud may involve collusion. forgery, inlenlional omissions, mi5represenlolions, or the override
of inlernol control.
Obtain an underslonding of inleinol conlrol felevonl lo oudil in order lo desi9n audil
procedures Ihol Ofe opproprio18 in tFE circumslonces, bvl not for the purp¢)ses ol expressing on
opinion on lh8 elfecliveness of Ihe choriloble compony's inlernol control.
Evoluole the oppropfioleness of accounting policies vsed and the reasonableness ol accounting
eslimoles ond reloled disc105ure5 mode by Ihe huslees.
Conclude on Ihe opproprioleness of IF￿ Irvslees use ol the going concern bosi5 01 occounling
and, bosed on the oudil evidence obioined, whether a moleriol uncertainty exists reloled lo
events or conditions thol may cosl significonl doubl on ￿ chorilable compony's obility lo
conlinue os a going concern. If we conclude Ihol a molerial uncertointy exists, we ore required
to drow ollenlion in our oudiloi 5 report lo the related disclosvres in the finonciol slolemenls Of, if
such disclosures ore inadequol8, lo modify our opinion. Our conclusions ore bosed on the oudil
evidence obioined up lo the dole of our audilor's report. However. future events or condilion5
may cause I￿ ¢hafilable compony lo cease lo continue os o going concern.
Evoluole the overall presenlolion, slructure ond conlenl of the financiol slolemenls. induding the
disclosv(es, ond wl*iher the finonciol 4olemenls represent ￿ Under￿ing kfonsocliofts ond events
in o monner Ikjl ochieves loir presenlalion.
We communicole with Ihose cknrged wilh governonce regording, omong oiFfir motters, Ihe planned
scope and timing of the oudil and 5ignificonl oudil findings, including ony significanl depiciencies in
inlefnol control Ihal we identify during our oudil.

Us• of our rnport
This report is mode solely to the choritoble compony's members, os o body, in occordonce wilh Chopier
3 of Port 16 01 Ihe Companies Acl 2C06. Our oudil Wofk has been undertaken 50 Ihal we might stole lo
the company's members Ihose mollers we ore required to 51ole lo them in on oudilor s report and for no
oiher purpose. To the fullest exlenl permitted by low. we do nol occepi or assurne re5ponsibiliV lo any
paty oiher Ihan the choriloble compony ond charilable compony's members 05 0 body, for Ouf oudil
work, for thi5 report, or for opinions we hove formed.
Jonoihon Aikens (Senior Sialulory Auditor)
for and on beholf of Moore Kingslon Smith LLP, Sialulory Audilor
24 June 2025
9 Appold Stteel
London
EC2A 2AP
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The Brldge Cenlral
statement of Flnanclal AcffvHles
(Incorporatlng the Income and Expendlture Account)
For the year ended 31st Decembei 2024
Fw)d•
2Q24
TOTAL
2023
Nol•
2024
2024
Inc¢xn•
Dorbollon• ond l•gocl••
104.758
22.469
127.227
113,183
Ihv••lm•nl Incom•
Chart￿bI• odvlll••
Health & wellbéing m¢mbw•hip wbxrlpthxi
Calelorla & o￿nIS
Room hii•
Oihei Incomo
391.695
391,t395
352,420
210,343
80.144
ICX),052
18.557
216,343
.144
IW.652
18.557
136,189
55.¢K
101.750
8.136
T¢tsl Ineèm•
912.149
22.469
934.618
7&7,590
Expmdwur•
Coil ol rnanogln9 Inv•*menli
ChoriiobL* octI￿lIe9..
H•alih & wellbelng m•mb•rJhip $ubscdF4hinJ
Col•l•ilo & events
Roorn hir•
Piolecls progrgTh
75,052
75.052
91.184
458.194
238.896
401,587
224,139
458.194
238.896
461,587
241.31
391,743
216.Y)8
217,7
432.891
17.257
TOMI Exp•ndllvr•
1.457,868
17.257
1.475.125
1.350,110
N•1 Exp•fidiiui• lor lh• y•or bdor• goln• / Ilowil
1545.7191
5.212
1540,50
1582,5261
Unloall￿ golni / IkJ416#1 or* *v•sIrn￿l wowI*s
Nel r•oli¥d and vnt•alis•d galns on hv•slrr4Jnl
10
I2¢￿.3041
105,983
121X.3041
105,983
324,8
153.tQ7
Nd rngv•m•ni In hmd•
676,040
5.212
1è70,82
1104.0291
Total fvThd• biovghi lorwoid
11.312.n4
11,312724
11,410753
Toknl fvnd• conl•d Iw*ord
31 ￿ OK•mb•r 2024
17
10.636.684
5.212
10,64l,8¢)0
11,312,n4
hjl omoufits r•10￿ lo rxlMN•* Ther• gr• no rKogn￿￿ k490s okn th• oEth• Skknent OF F￿￿r￿JgI
Tho nolos on 27 k 35 knm porl of Inoncknl
Pag•:24

The Brldge Central
Balance Sheet as at 31st December 2024
N**
2024
2023
Tongible owls
Ink)ngible knels
Inveslment Propety
Inve51rnents
4.Ct)i.ri)4
4,018.433
10
2.4eO.3
4.101 797
2.762,6Q4
4.316.520
10.570,(P I
I l.(K7,647
Curr•ntAu•ts
Stock5
Dtsbbrs
. C05h ol bonk ond in hond
12
13
2,220
46.864
220.C*55
l.W8
75,372
372,959
275,148
450.329
Crediknr& Arnounts lolling dl
within on• y•ar
N•t Curr•nl ASMIS
14
1203.3431
1235.2521
71.8
215.077
N•iAss•ts
10.641.896
1,312.724
Fvndi
Re51rided &Jnds
17
5.212
Unreslricted Kjnds
17
7.171.933
8,8W,203
De%gnoted Funds
17
3.464.751
2.413.521
Total
17
10.641.896
11.312.724
The nole5 on poges 27 b 35 Frym F¢rt af these firK￿K￿ sfr)*menl
These fi'nofiool stolements hove been prepared in accudonce the speool prThiyons apFJicoU• lo
companie5 SU￿eCt to the sm¢llw componi¥s' re9￿.
pro¥ed ond authryi$4d for issue ￿ the 80(yd dTrus*es rm 13th 2025
ond &gned ￿ its b•holl ty.
GIkn SO*5 IC<Kl¥Jirl
Jo GnU
R•gi*r•d Cthvpony Numbtrr. 03tA>S940
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The Bridge Central
Cashflow Statement
For the year ended 31st December 2024
To￿1
2024
T¢)knl
2023
N*)1•
Co$hflows from operating aclivili•s:
Nel cash (used inl operoting octmlies
19
1842,8421
1826,e4)41
CaJhflowJ from inv8sllng advltlos:
Dividends and inlerest fr¢)m inve51ments
Purchose of propety. plant and equipm￿1
Nel investmenl wthdrawo15
391.695
176,4541
380,707
352,426
129.5291
613,440
N•1 ¢osh provsdod by Invesllng a¢lMIIos
695.948
936.337
Change in cash and cost eqvNolenls in Ihe reporling period
Cash ond cosh equivalen15 01 the beginnin9 01 the reporting perbod
1140.8941
372.959
ICP,733
263,226
Cosh ond cash equiv¢Jlen15 01 the end ol the rewhng per
220,Ch55
372.959
R•eonciliatlon of nol d•bt
At31 Doc
2023
Cash
Fl¢y
A131 D•e
2024
3n.959
1146,8941
220,Cb5
Poge: 26

The Brfdge Central
Notes to the Flnanclal Statements
For the year ended 31st December 2024
Accounling Pokid•i
Company inforniotion
The Bfidg8 Cenlrol Ilormolty Yovn9 W¢)nwn s Chri￿lon As509'uirJn Cenfvd Clyb bmrtedl t5 0 Iwni*d compary d)rnri￿d ord
Incorporated in Englond ond Wole5. The reg￿tered olhce bs 73 - 81 Sovthwork Bnd9e Rod. i(￿¢￿ SE i ¢J4Q
Basil ofA¢￿￿n￿
The choriloble cornpary 55 a publt bènolii enhty kn the puip059 of FRS 102 and therefore the Ch￿￿$ h"n¢Mod Ythrr*nts
b¢gn prepor•d in accordrffice with Iho &gbmenl ol Recommended Proctic¢ applicode b ch￿14*5 PtewsiA9 theii ￿co￿ftts in
occordonc• with Yhe Finortual Repothr¥J S￿ndard OPKA￿0bI8 in the UK ond Rewbkn'c cl Ir•I¢￿d. I-FRS 102 Chon"kw SORri
ond lh• requirgments ol thè Componi¢s ki 2C(O ¢￿d the chan￿e5 Act 2011.
The lincnciol slolemanls cv• prepargd in 51efling, vthich ts th• knchcml curr•ncy ol th• comFtyW. M¢MoW in th•s•
finondol &￿eMonI5 ole rounded ￿ the neorest povnd.
The1Snonclol slot•maniJ ho￿ b••n w9por￿ on th• histrar￿01 c0stcorNen￿￿. rnodih"•d by the rewiihon OF c•fvJin WiE4•
fixed 05sets, In￿liMen1 propwhe& ond linanciol ouels ¢yd hobilrt*s rneogyed th lair vdu•. The occowhng
odopladoi• 6el¢yw.
Going Conc•rn
Th• Tiuslees are requlied onnuolty lo consider the hnoAool h•olth cl th• Chority ¢Jnd in pothcvlor th•r• OT• SL&ciwl hJn&
cover the nexl fv401¥• months from th• ig)in9 01 Ih occounls. The TIv51ees rwewed the h"noncNIl ol thgnty
Consid•¢￿ thè kn•cos1 ond c¢Mh fl¢)w piopcfw kn th• lutyre.
D•splh Iho lou lor th• y￿r. the truste￿ hav• o r•osonoU• •XF•dOi¢)n knjgats cwr•rt r•s•rws th• ch¢xity
11 bo In opwaNonol •xlslen¢• For Ih kY•sMabh hJfvr• a pfrrlod cl th l•0* 12 mordhs From th• cl h QFpro*4
ftnandol skJtsmeTr
Inwn•
Dot)ortofts ond couis• l••s oi• Occow￿d kn wh•n f•c•i￿O. sthriph'ons or• 5w•tsd ¢Y•Y th• cl m•mb•rthy.
Incom• From thw4m•nt Ind￿1• kn¢¢rfntr i•¢eN•J th• p￿110 ￿¥•$1￿￿* wq)*ty, Frryn ts)d 2nd
AJI oth•r IN￿M•45 r•cognI￿d wh•n thfr charity Is •nthrf•d kn th• irKfft. it 15 probo*A• be oftd il b• m•osw•d
liab￿.
Exp•n&trJr•
Eyp•r¢difvr• ￿ lrtdvdd on an occruals
Co# OF Incc4n• and In*•3t conyts• th¢x• co¥5 the ¢rhY3kn•DI ruddio rotyfvJ
Inv•slm•nl Incomts.
OF C¢)lthia comprfs• ol those co*&octy ro mor%gry *•
Coy ol Chtsrih)E4• tx￿11•3 ol thtss• c(55ts diiecty th• ¢xM•5 h•dth ond hthtsss. tsnd
hir•.
Pa￿. 27

The Brldge Cenlral
Notes to the Flnanclal Stalements
For the year ended 31 st December 2024 (Conffnued)
Accounting Pofiu•s Iconlinwdl
Tongible Fix•d A￿ets
Tan9ible ILxed 0sseB c49 01 e05t Ond i*rns cothn9 rn £1.(XM) ore ¢(p￿￿Sed
Depieciotion is provded on all h*d owi In the ot puich05e ￿ u5eokrthes
Ca￿lated Io ￿lte otF the cosi or ¥alwJftoD, kn eshn￿led reWd￿l¥01Ue. OF eoch osw rr*W its
•xpecied usefvl kl8 os Fol¢>ws".
Fr•ehdd property
Computer equipment
Furni￿r* ond egLiprneni
onl & rncchinery
2% per onnL¥n s*a¥Frt Ime
33% per onnwTr woKJhr kn6
25% pw annL4Tr 51rai9hi kne
25% per anrrtxnstrawJhr
Intongible Flx•d Assets
Inttsll9ible hxed a55etS OFe 5tatsd atC05t ¢)Nl Iteffth¢og¥vJ £l.(XX) ore
knorhsahon ￿ piLMded on a inkangiUe tkxed a55*4 of w•Otto￿$
cokvl¢td ro wrile OH the cost OrvalL￿1on. kne5hmotwJ raSKknJ￿K￿, oteoch owi IS
ecied v3eld Ille os folk￿.
CornpLrter So[￿re
33% pw ¥rayhikne
In¥•knenl piopwN•s
InY•51meni propoty, wh￿h is prcpwtyheld to eam rethahaKl/¢% k¥ cowl 15 rn•a¥Ked Lon9 the far
sloied It% foK ¥olJe 0$ th• rwrnng •nd date. The 5WF4u5 ov deFt• $r¢coy•d FY&d (WKI k)5S*xc￿￿.
InY•thnet
I￿￿$1MeThL1 org irtlLded SI￿1￿ ond b$%•$￿*￿*11￿1 L¥doW
the ￿aternath1 dh"norKd admhas ffi th• yeor in whKh ￿orIst.
A provi￿￿ s mod• fow bod debts rtiscw4•red th•ouw&ry b•i•cwd
Fwqn&l In*uffl•nts
Tho c¢ffoony h05 elècted ￿ op￿yth& OF S￿￿On 11 '80￿ l?'Otht
Insh￿￿1$￿)•S, ol FRS 102 ro oll Of￿
th• hYrLwr*il
ri9kn ro soi ¢)tF the récogf¥s•l thw•is io a•rfo ¢x o bog5ry to rw&• h QSW ¢Jid s•ttlo LvEdty
Coth ond coth •qthJlw*

The Brldge Cenlral
Notes to the Flnanclal Stalements
For the year ended 31 sl December 2024 (Conllnued)
l poll￿ ICortlrw•dl
catyry ornourt otOSs•b ond lobli08%kn are nol r￿d￿l￿F￿7r￿I fvorn ¢JF• WC•k Th••sknobs¢yd oswpkna•
ff•ys both cuThwt
yo1•rn￿
TK• compoty wrfJk•s an oFth• iKQ••roUevrJJ• ol*(x4o Qhd debhy¥ osJ05wg oFtrodtrtyd e••
&bI￿4 fflono9•mwi conskkn lo￿$ indudw£ thB CL¥r•nl ct•drt rjh dlbty. ￿ o9*¥ d•kw$
ojrrtsl •*knat•& on *h￿c¥1¢01 Irfv**rthL%, (md plry5Kd cl S•*
nokn B fu lh• CO￿￿9 offwioI** Frfep*ty. Fjonl ond th4uyMnl and usdj Iwaskn *xh dauol as
k•youwplty)5 of •yMnoknJ i•nkJ ¥YJILw oryl bowj wotd to tukn•
dwdw•nl on apprcwkndw¥Jrt rots or•okn In knr th• Nulvws rn&• r•l•twK•
ond kOn*Cl￿ ptr<•s for pr¢s•rl•s
Th• thth•￿or £ 19,740 IX)23.. É21,2871.
2 (>onoM(bM ond l•qod
Ta￿1
2024
To￿1
2023
Dorrti*l Grfts
Donaiions
103.120
1.628
I03.CO)
10.182
127227
13.182
T•
21y24
To
2023
108.035
221.116
141.462
,338
1.626
2024
To
2024
7.988
75.a52
119.870
87,WJ '
139.913
30.349
37,515
141.234
I,cKs
472.554
307.975
113.391
180.440
240.301
458.194
238.8QO
401.587
241,3
436.017
TL*J
784.3KI
0￿,735
1475.125

The Bfldge Central
Notes lo the Flnanclal Stalements
For Ihe year ended 31sl December 2024 (Contlnued)
4 Wr•
2023
17.225
73.959
91.184
ealth
CofeknD?
Room hire
Prq•cts progwme
rtcoJts
95.919
23.W3
24.269
4278
Ixs.c
391743
210,Y
217
432.W•l
l(Y2.031
213.512
157.815
145.076
3W2.749
181Q.1481
To*Jl
713.3S2
030,764
1.3Y).I 10
2￿4
2023
Go%*mwc• C¢)
ItFx¢l&w¢nol f••s lind LffjtecthW￿yA1i
Lqgal l••s
iQ.QVJ
3.835
1&259
ILV5
27
COS
TNskn5' indwnnLty Irty)rgnc•
24,e•)5
040
3 5￿CO
2024
2023
W¢lW 3d￿05
R*l￿danCes0￿d
Sociol Security cos¥
4.535
51633
21.286
113.￿2
eo052
19.748
784.3
2W44
2tr23
13
15
2024
th• £elJ.Wl b £70.fxKI
£70.Q)I b £60.(fKI
cto XY24 Idty 2&*y$s•￿1 £t4￿1 *J t7Q(XQ¢Ary&xTh4TC4L•** £)I¢xorrd
2024
2023
£232.017
£178,924
tj W IW23. Eq tspor12￿3. LD* d £270¥¥•7￿￿7•1
Pojè:

The Brldge Central
Notes to the Financial Statements
For Ihe year ended 31 December 2024 (Contlnued)
8 Tangibl• AM•h
Fwnbtw•
and
Eqviprn¢nl
Fr••hold
8iMldirvJs
Cofflpul•r
Equipfflw
Total
Coxl
AJ 14Januory 2024
AddiNons
Disposals
4.398,0
33,681
5,711
110.2941
425.¢7
70.743
1116,1381
4,858.367
76,454
1130,4091
13.977)
37￿ DKgfflbw 2024
4,394,713
2Q.CQ8
380,d)I
4.804.412
D•pr•¢ialion
Ai l itjonuary 2024
Chor9e loi the yeor
Dlsposa
486,376
42.465
17721
27,404
326.154
42.223
839.934
8Q,778
1127,204
110,2941
AJ 31 * D•c•mbgr 2024
528.(k>9
22.2
252,23Q
802.508
N•1 Btsok Volu•
Ai 31st Decembef 2024
3.806.¢544
6.898
128.362
4.(X)I.¢K)4
31 st D*￿rnber 2023
3.912,314
6.277
W.842
4.018433
The kethold pr¢yty is For dir•d cknrknbki purpose& The propwty i% i•corded al its volLW.
9 Irbtangibh P￿d AM•ts
Fr••hold
Building•
Compul•r
Equyrn•nl
Totd
Co
AJ I stjanuary 2024
AddikJrkJ
DI4￿1>
20.(
120.W)I
120.C)J)I
J 37￿ Dec•mb•r 2024
D•pY•aolio
AJ l ￿JanUary 2024
Choig• lor ￿ y•or
DS¥xJyJls
20,CKXI
120.CWI
120.¢XQI
J 31 * DK•mbw 2024
b¢>okVt)k*
J 31 * Dec¢mber 2024
AJ 31 st D¢tynbw 2023
Page: 31

The Brfdge Central
Notes to the Flnanclal Stalements
For the year ended 31 st Decemb•r 2024
(Conllnued)
10 Inv•slm•nt prnp•ty
2024
2023
Ai l Jonuory 2024
TronsFer kom Fixed Asse
Unr•Ol￿d 90in/llo551
2.762.694
2.312.otKs
125,144
324,8Q)
12Q6.3041
As0131 D•caff&v 2024
2.4&5.3KS
2.702.094
IDvesm•nt piop•ty compris•5 OF th• hrst secc￿ clthe pr¢¥•Th ond twsad spoc• on th• 3td Atyoi otsd 5th Poor 73. 81 8rd9B
Rood. London. Thè fow ¥olv• of the ifvestrwni piopety hgs b8•n orrTh*d the b0￿Clo￿lL￿￿o￿ ¢arri•d w by Fidd ond Chfftnd
rw•wed ￿ Fthory X)25. noi connqcknd the ccryyw. Th•valug*wwos nbJd• open rMJrk•ibvkn• t•Iww￿ to
ol Iron￿￿On pricw loi smdor Fxop•rh•&
Il irtv•Jthenl piopwh"w w4r• e• on l*bhJrittil co* bw rth•7 btsm in
be•n 0$
2024
2023
Co
1.187.579
1.187.579
1.187.579
1.187,579
I I Inv•slm•nts
2024
2023
4.316.520
13KJ,707i
165.984
4.776.353
1613,4401
153.è01
4.31è.520
N•rwthdrowY>L%
Nèl f•aliJ•d gnd wr•alwd ￿￿¥￿V•nI Ib4/gg*l
4 101.797
4,057,581
44.216
4,294,101
22.419
4.101,7Q7
4.310.520
UK
,112,626
2,831.814
157.357
1.195.045
?.￿.480
216.995
Coth
4.101.797
4,310.SY)
2024
2023
Mthrid irhA#I￿1{Trw 5% of trTrwff•nlor• li¥•d 0s10kn%'
il 7.122.950**ts cl&￿￿ty x*JirnJbl•
117.250.C(#J 01th￿l￿ ¥MknIN)bl•mth￿sWt k
li 4ts).c￿w* d*OPERTY INCOME TRUST Foa CPIARITIES.
4,055.(Tr5
3.¢>eé.475
301.240
2024
2023
3.753.571
Poge: 32

The Brldge Central
Notes to the Flnanclal Statements
For the year ended 31st December 2024
(Conllnued)
12 Stock
2024
2023
no$ord SFrfa4 bi￿￿115
2.220
I,W8
13 D•bts
2024
2023
Tro& debkn
Prepwents ond occwed Incoff
Other d¢biors
9.010
23.862
13.392
41.700
29,781
3.811
46,864
75.J72
14 Cr•dikn: Amounts du• ￿thIn y•tsr
2024
2023
Tiodg creditors
Oiher credilOIS
othor loxgs ond soc￿1 s•curty
Accruals
Dthrrgd Inc(Th?
40,470
56.087
20.563
37.695
48.528
22.097
69,059
25.lt
33.380
85.556
203,343
235.252
15 FutrJr• R•nh du• Irom T•nan
2024
2023
Th• Cknilty hos 4¢￿23.. 51 t•nonts l•osirKd PlOWtyvAlin their ￿lkI￿Va.
Amounts du• vAthin l ygor
Amounts dvts 2 ond 5yéorJ
143.W
168.Q40
149.565
227.586
16 D•hrr•d Ihwm• Antstyw
2024
2023
P￿Jght lornwjrd
R•leosgd In the y•or
85,556
185.5561
48.528
41,527
141,5271
85.556
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The Brfdge Central
Notes to the Flnanclal Slalements
For Ihe year ended 31st December 2024 (Conllnued)
17Fw
2024
Uot•*khd. g•nord
7.310.110
1.589.087
912.149
11.314 m51
165.Q83
5.879.IXI
1.2V2383
DI￿0n￿a. ¢JPNALffldwnkYU Fkn
De&gnaP•d. Svwi•thn Fwd
Dtk*thd. Fund
1.570.C¥XS
157.13n
284.631
1.217.257
1757.495
1.217.
843.521
olKnv*4•d9•. Klr¥sCdlryo iwdon
Hubwo￿ty. Oener
0.970
12.845
13.86Jl
4.125
ts37
DINE lood
11.312.724
934018
11.475.1251
IIX).3211
10.641.696
C*JrnV#d•￿ThQtsd fuR& or• d•*n•dty)
cow￿1 Fwd.. 2024. $1.797.494 45
upaiod•s Wl WC X>))
2024
703.039
1.217.257
1.797493
Fri• R03•fWS
D•￿￿1•d Fud. suyts1￿dfy Fvnd
Do￿nO*dEYnd. F￿r
D•¥n(rt*d. ￿r￿
3.712
è.468 293
10.041.1*0
2023
7￿.3￿ 11.2S1.•)21
Ix
324
7.31Ql10
1.2bl.I97
1.570.(UJ
93V.2J5
lJmC¢J)
843.521
IVJ.7141
7¢¢5
11.35) 11
11.J12.n4
Ta•lll
4.UJI.tW)4
4C¢I.¢UI
22d
4101797
31.834
&212
115425
7 171 QJJ
1154.2591
10.641 8VO
3.A64J51
5.212
4.018.4J]
VZP5
018.4J3
Jn959
JlthSXI
1413J21
￿￿0￿4
1157.8611
8.WA) ))J
IIY.8811
11.Ji?n4
2.41J.521

The Brfdge Cenlral
Notes to the Flnanclal Slatements
For Ihe year ended 31st December 2024
(Conllnued)
19 R•¢on¢ihulion oFn•trnmm•nl in Iulth Coth Ilowfrom op•rahnq odivi
2024
2023
mov•m•nl in K)nds
lou In inv1￿meDI
D•prowl￿n
Lo￿ ofi dispo3d ol hxad t)$￿$
DfvK4•nd5 ond intel8￿ k¢m xw•slm•nts
IKfeoM in slocks
D•creos8 in debiors
D•¢i•¢Jse in credito
1670.8281
130.321
89.778
1104.0291
1478,4981
IOd.794
1391.6951
1223
28.508
1352.4201
17491
15.8301
10.lJ2
42.842
20 Comparoh¥• S￿￿M•￿1 ol Finontiol Adi¥ifv
Unr•thiEhd F¥Nls R•¥rid•d Funds
2023
2023
T¢401 Fundi
2023
Incom•
Donatl¢ni ofid l•gacS
113.183
113.183
In4*atrn•nl Incom•
Chorltabl• a¢N￿lI•S
Hoolih & w•llbfj4n9 m•mE•iahip su6scriVkns
Cal•l•rio & •v•rtts
Roorn hif•
Oih•i l•ttJm•
352.420
352.426
130.189
55.
101.750
8.13
136.189
101.750
8.ljo
T￿01 Incom•
707.5KJ
707.5
•ndihJr•
Cost ol manoalng
Chotitobl• 0￿￿1¢*
H•ohh & w•lVo•ir•J m•fflb•rthip
Cal•l•liO & Own
Rr*Jm Nr•
91,184
91,184
3Ql.743
210.508
217.7
432.891
391.743
216.508
217.7
432.8Ql
Frfcgffjmm•
Totsl Exp•fidMuM
1.350,116
1,350.116
N•t Eyp•DdthJr• Fry th• y•or bth 9olns/11
1582.5261
1582.5201
324,8
153.eA)7
324.8
153,eQ7
N•1 and uNe01￿ inw5hMni
d L•os•hobJ Premi
MOV￿•￿1 In hjn
104.029
1104.029
T•tyJl hjnth knJghi lor*ii
11.410.753
11.416.753
TO￿ lun& corf•d kth*ryl
31* D•(￿b•r 2023
11.312.n4
11.312724
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