GOODWILL & GROWTH
FOR AFRICA UK
Trustees Annual Return and Accounts
for the year ended 30 April 2024
Goodwill & Growth for Africa UK, aka GAGA UK
Registered Charity Number- 1092028
c/0 8 Nurseries Road, Wellesbourne, Warwickshire CV35 9QL

Contents
Pa
Trustees Report
3to6
Accounts, Year ended 30 April 2024
Income & Expenditure Report
8t09
Balance Sheet
io
Independent Examiners Report
li

GAGA UK- Trustees Re
ort 2023
2024
Trustees
MrTony Weller (Chairman).
Mr Charlie Homer Ivice-Ch3irmanl (Acting Chairman)
M rs Claire Hen ley (Treasurer)
Ms Sarah Hodgson (Secretary)
Mr Richard Lucas
Ms Nommiselo Nene
The choirman, vice-chGirmon, secretary, ond treosurer sholl constitute thefour trustees of the executive
committee. The executive committee sholl have the power to make decisions in any emergency and to
carry on business between the meetirpgs of the trustees, but all actions ond decisions of their committee
shall be reported to the trustees for confirmation ond rotificotion at the next meeting.
*Mr Tony Weller stepped down as Chairman effective 24 October 2023. Thereafter Mr Charlie Homer
acted as Chairman for the remainder of the 2023-2024 financial year.
ointment of Trustees
There shall be at least four trustees. Every future trustee shall be appointed by resolution of the
trustees passed at a special meeting called under clause J of the trust deed.
If for any reason trustees cannot be appointed in accordance with the foregoing position the
statutory power of a ppointing new or additional trustees shall be exercisable.
Staff Members
M rs 01 ivia Va n Rensburg (Director)
Princi
al Bank
Lloyds Bank
22 Bridge Street
Stratford upon Avon
Warwickshire
CV37 6AG
Inde
ndent Examiners
T J Abrey FCA
2 Swallow Close
Stratford upon Avon
CV37 6
Constitution
Declaration of trust dated 19/0312002 as amended by deed dated 17103/2010 as amended by deed
dated 31/03/2010 as amended by deed dated 22101/2011, as amended by deed dated 21/04/2022.
Ob'ectives
To relieve poverty and sickness in South Africa and elsewhere in particular by providing
relief to orphans and their carers.

To advance education, training, personal development and employment including
self-employment, partnerships and co-operatives of children and/or their carers in South
Africa and elsewhere.
To preserve and protect health of children and their carers in South Africa and elsewhere.
Summa
of main activities
Our main activities are and remain, to raise and distribute funds to Partner projects in South Africa and
elsewhere, namely in Tanzania, and any other African country and project, which the board of trustees
considers appropriate.
The 2023/24 financial year saw a significant increase on funds raised from the previous f inancial year,
although the income sources differed from prior years.
We continued to benefit from regular giving and some community fundraising, whilst leveraging the
expertise of our new development manager through increased applications to trusts and foundations
for specific projects.
We were delighted and grateful to receive a substantial unrestricted legacy gift in the start of the
financial year, and thereafter our income came from trusts and foundations, a major donor, and regular
individual giving campaigns.
We continue to focu5 on health care and education, in areas that continue to be affected by HIV/AIDS,
poverty, and socio-economic disadvantage. We continue to disburse a large proportion of our funds to
support the running of the clinic at 1000 Hills Community Helpers and we sponsor a bed at the Hillcrest
Aids Centre Trust respite unit. Regarding education, we have a broader spectrum, supporting a primarv
7 class at a rural school in Tanzania. as well as continuing to help 11 students tofurther their education
at university or college in South Africa. We also provided some alumni support to two students who
were previously members of our scholarship programme, helping them with a small amount of funding
to search for jobs. One of these alumni was supported with transport costs throughout her paid
internship.
Our staff, trustees and volunteers continue to fundraise in the UK and our regular donors continue to
help us deliver our objectives as listed above.
The charity Di rector Isole staff member) visited the projects the charity supports in KwaZulu-Natal in
December 2023. The purpose of this visit was to carry out Monitoring and Evaluation activities and
complete the necessary reporting duties, as well as to collect photographs for fundraising and
marketing materials.
We are proud to report that, despite the ongoing challenges due to the cost-of-living crisis, we were
able to disburse nearly £46,600 to Africa in 2023/24. In addition, £15.700 was sent to KYGN UK for the
benef iciary primary school in Tanzania for various projects including the Clean Water Plumbing Project,
the New Classroom Block Project. and the ongoing support of a primary school class.

Summa
of main achievements
Health
1000 Hills Community Helpers. South Africa
1000 Hills Community Helpers received ongoing funding throughout 2023/24. GAGA UK continues to
SUPPOrt this project with quarterly grants to the Baby Wellness Clinic which provides care to rural and
disadvantaged mothers and their babies through a weekly clinic as well as education a nd raising
awareness. This year GAGA UK'S funding allowed 2.268 babies to be seen and treated at the Baby
Wellness Clinic. This was an incredible 86Yo increase in the number of babies seen and treated
compared to the previous financial year.
HIV/AI DS- Hillcrest AIDS Centre Trust, South Africa
Hillcrest Aids Centre Trust remained a trusted partner and the sponsor a bed scheme Icontributing
towards the costs for one of the beds in the 24-bed unit. helping with the unit's running costs and
helpi ng to ensure that their vital services in helping those in the end stages of Al DS can continue) was
adopted aga i n for 2023-24. This unit remains the only facility of its kind in the area, provid ing f ree, high-
quality palliative and respite care.
House of Love and Hope {HOLAH), South Africa
We are receiving more regular monthly donations which are restricted to Likhon iThemba's House of
Love and Hope, providing a home and edLJcation for orphaned and disabled children in Kwazulu Natal,
South Africa. These donations are forwarded to Likhon iThemba every 3 months to keep costs for GAGA
to a minimum. Additionally, we have had some success during this financial year in raising funds from
a trust restricted to activities at HOLAH.
Education
Sangobeg Scholarships. South Africa
The Sangobeg Scholarship programme continued to be a valuable part of our portfolio. 13 individuals
received some form of funding from the programme in 2023/24, ranging from alumni sUPPOrt,
subsistence support, through fully funding degree, diploma. and vocational traini ng. Funds received
from our corporate partner Sangobeg Investments Ltd are restricted specifically for this programme.
Sangobeg Investments, owner, David Morrison continues to be a steadfast supporter of GAGA UK, and
the student programme, maintaining a keen interest in the progress of the Students.
Kilimanjaro Young Girls in Need School, Tanzania
In early 2023 we were approached by the Trustees of KYGN UK, the UK-registered charity which raises
funds for Kilimanjaro Young Girls in Need school in Tanzania, with a proposal to take over their
fundraising and administrative operation5. Their Trustees proposed winding up KYGN UK with the
agreement that GAGA UK would take over the activities of KYGN UK, with all funds from previous KYGN
UK donors ring-fenced to the school. The GAGA UK Trustees approved this arrangement, and the two
charities began working towards this agreement during the financial year 2023-24. GAGA UK has this
vear began to accept donations from KYGN UK donors
Additionally, our corporate partner Adiuvo continues to support a class at the school through an
arrangement that is set to support this cohort throughout their primary education. They are now in
class 4B.

Fundraisin
2023
24
We saw some considerable success this year with fundraising from Trusts and Foundations in the UK.
We were grateful to receive extremely generous contributions from The Archer Trust, The Coles-
Medlock Foundation, The Jephcott Charitable Trust, The Allan & Nesta Ferguson Charitable Settlement,
The Eleanor Rathbone Trust and The Kate Farrer Foundation. These funds were allocated to different
projects as agreed by the Trustees of each Trust and Foundation.
We ran regular individual giving campaigns throughoutthe year on the platForm Crowdfunder. Through
these appeals, we were able to provide various equipment and activities at a rur31 preschool and creche
called Kwaximba No 9, and a capital repairs project at 1000 Hills Community Helpers. We also were able
to b005t income for our Sangobeg Scholarships Programme through a Big Give Campaign. Together
these ind ividual givi ng campaigns raised just over £4,000.
Alcester and Bidford Rotary Club continued to support GAGA UK, as one of their supported charities.
We are grateful for the ongoing support of our ambassadors, volunteers, fundraisers, and supporters,
without whom our work would not be possible.
Trustees
We remain a strong organisation with a dedicated board of trustees who continue to work towards our
objectives. In October 2023, Mr Tony Weller resigned as Chairman after 18 years of steering the board.
Thereafter, Mr Charlie Homer acted as Chairman for the remainder of the financial year while the
trustees actively recruited a new Chair.
Related Parties and Trustee Transactions
There were no related party or trustee transactions in the reporting period.
Fundraisin
Poli
GAGA UK is a member of the Fundraising Regulator. GAGA UK will continue to show our commitment
to accountability and transparency through prompt and thorough reporting and analysis of accounts.
There were no complaints received in the reporting period.
Reserve5 Poli
In 2014/15 the Board of Trustees invested £IO.000 into a deposit account. This deposit remains in place,
and acts as a reserve fund, were it to be needed. It would help to cover almost one quarter's worth of
donations to those we have ongoing commitments to. There is no indication that current events will
necessitate drawdown of these reserves in the foreseeable future.

GAGA UK (Registration Number 1092028)
Income & Expenditure and Balance Sheet Statements
Independent Examinerfs Report
Year Ended April 2024

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Income and Expenditure Report - April 2024
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Charity no. 1092028
Goodwill & Growth forAfrica UK
Printed: 0511112024
Year to April 2024
All fund cixles Consolidated
Turnover
r to dale
Turnover last
ear to date
Voluntary Income
Donations r¢c¢iv¢d
Gift aid lax claimed
Grants received
Bequests and legacies
60.720.04
4.475.31
18.608.50
23,448.78
58,009.70
4,519.77
0.00
0.00
107,252.63
62,529.47
Activities for Generating Funds
Fundraising incomc
Merchandising
1.771.63
424.01
1,074.00
65.50
2.195.64
1,139.50
Investment Income
Interest received
589.87
204.81
589.87
204.81
Charitable Activities Income
TRT Income
0.00
2,377.00
0.00
2,377.00
Other Income
Other income
94.84
648.12
94.84
648.12
Fundraising Trading Costs
Fundraising costs
TRT costs
225.91
0.00
576.71
465.89
(225.91}
(1,042.60)
Charitable Activities Costs
Donor Communications
Charik]bl¢ disburs¢ UK
Charitable disburse Africa
Salaries and wages
PAYEIEmployeT NI
Pension Contributions
Training costs
Pvt Car Mil¢ag¢
Ovciscas tr(IvcI
Insurances
26.50
15.700.00
46.582.63
27.911.23
0.00
870.00
0.00
77.45
505.74
190.39
201.00
1,539.70
43,657.91
20,791.22
4,613.57
,263.41
154.00
30.47
1,819.12
390.82

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Income and Expenditure Report - April 2024
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Charity no. 1092028
Goodwill & Groivth for Africa UK
Printed: 0511112024
Year lo April 2024
All ￿nd c(Mles consolidated
Turn0￿er
ear to date
Turnover last
ear to date
Telephone
Postage
Prinlinglpholocopying
Administration Expcnscs
Website
Other Exp¢ns¢s
229.22
441.98
118.00
516.95
1.980.52
0.00
194.39
309.70
28.96
0.00
1,613.94
799.00
(95.150.61)
(77,407.21)
Governance Costs
Accountancylpayroll costs
Trustees meeting expenses
Professional fees paid
482.40
0.00
341.00
420.40
24.58
0.00
(823.40)
(444.98)
TOTAL SURPLUSIDEFICIT
13,933.06
{11.995.89)

Paxton
Balance Sheet Report - April 2024
Pagelofl
Charity no. 1092028
Goodwill & Growth forAfrica lJ4Q fund codes consolidated
Printed: 0511112024
Month- April 2024
All fund c(xlcs consolidated
Balance
Fixed Asseis
0.00
Current Assets
Recoverable Gift Aid
Lloyds current account I
Cfrop current account
Coop Savings alc
CCLA Deposit Act
Clear Capital Balance
Petty cash
4.376.80
9,923.00
9,459.02
20,103.29
10,000.00
0.02
30.00
53,892.13
Current Liabilities
Wagcs Control a/c
HMRC Liability alc
Pension Liability alc
28.18
281.38
338.34
(647.90)
Reserves
General - Surplusldeficit year to date
KYGN - Surplusldeficit year to date
Likhon iTh - Surplusldeficit year to date
SA - Surplusldeficit year to dat¢
Sango - Surplusldeficit year to date
SW AZI - Surplus/deficit year to date
TANZ - Surplusldeficit year to date
Retained surplus
(232.56)
3,631.85
783.01
580.28
8,250.04
900.00
20.44
39,311.17
(53.244.23)

GOODWILL AND GROWTH FOR AFRICA UK
REGisfERED CHARrrY NUMBER 1092028
Independent Examtnerfs Report to the Trustees
I report on the accounts of Goodwill and Growth for Africa UK for the year ended 30 April 2024.
ective Res
onsibilities of Trustees and Examiners
The Charitws Trustees are responsible for the preparation of the accounts in accordance with the
Charities Art 2011 {the Act). The Charl￿S Trustees consider that an audit is not required for this yéar
Under section 14412) of the Aet and that an independent examination is required. l am qualified to
undertake the examination byvirtue of being a practising member of the Institute of Chartered
Accountants in England and Wales.
It is my responsibility as Examiner .
To examine the accounts undersection 145 of the 2011 Act;
To follow the proeedures laid down in the General Directions given by the Charity
Commissioners under Section 145 {51 Ibl of the 2011 Act and
To state whether particular matters have come to my attention.
Basis
endent Examinerfs Re
My examination was carried out In accordance with the General Directions given by the Charity
Commissioners. An examination includes a review of the accounting records kept by the charity and
comparison of the accounts presented with those records. It alxj includes consideration of unusual
items or disclosures in the aceounts, and seeking explanatlons from the Trustee5 coneernlng any such
matters. 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 to those matters set out in the statement below.
Inde
endent Examinerfs Statement
I n connection with my examination, no matter has come to my attention which gives me reasonable
cause to believe that in any material re5pect-
a} The accounting records were not kept in accordance with se¢tion 130 of the 2011 Act,. or
bl The accounts did not accord with the accounting records; or
cl The accounts did not comply with the applicable requirements concerning the form and
ontent of account5 set out in the Charities (Accounts and Reports} ff egulations 2008,
otherthan any requirement thatthe accounts give a'true and fairf, view which is not a
matter considered as part of an independent examinatlon.
I have no concerns and have come across no other matters to which attention should be drawn
in order to enable a proper understanding of the aecountsto be reached.
T.J. A
FCA
Charte
ccovntant
2 Swallow Close
Stratford upon Avon
CV37 ffrr
Dated 7th November 2024