R.W.MANN RUST A Chorflable Trust lor Ihe North Eost CommLmttY FUND VESTED IN R. W. MANN TRUST under Declaration of Trust dated 27 July 1959 TRUSTEE'S REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025 Charity No: 1095699
R. W. MANN TRUST under a Declaration of Trust dated 27 July 1959 CONTENTS Trustees, Report Independent Examiner's Report Statement of Financiaj Activities Balance Sheet 10 Notes to the Accounts
R. W. MANN TRUST under a Declaration of Trust dated 27 July 1959 TRUSTEE'S REPORT for the year ended 31 March 2025 The Trustees present their report and accounts for the year ended 31 March 2025. CHARITY REFERENCE & ADMINISTRATION DETAILS Name The Charity operates solely linder the name R. W. Mann Trust Registration Number The Charity Coniinissioii registration number is 1095699 Address The postal address of the principal office of the Charity is P. O. Box 119, Gosforth, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE3 4WF Trustees The truslees in office at ilie date of this report were as follows:. Mrs. J. A. Hamilton (Chairnian) Mr. G. Javens Mrs. M. A, Heath Trustee Changes All of the above mentioned tnistees were in office for the full accoiinling period under review and there have been no changes in appointments during ihe period. Secretary Mr. J. L. Haniilton, OBE, DL has acled as Secretary throiighout the year and has delegated responsibility for all aspects of the day to day management of the Charity Bankers Barclays Bank plc, Newcastle City Office, Percy House, Percy Sireel, Newcastle upon Tyne, NEI 4QL Solicitors Stanton Croft, 1-2 Lansdowne Terrace East, Gosforth, Newcastle iipon Tyne, NE3 1 HL Independent Examiners Read, Milburn & Co., Chartered Accountants, 71, Howard Street, North Shields, NE30 1 AF Stock Brokers and Financial Advisors Rathbones Investment Management 75-85 Grey Street Newcastle upon Tyne NEI 6EF Brewin Dolphin, Limited, Time Central, Gallowgate. Newcastle iipon Tyne, NE14SR.
CHARITY STRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE & MAINAGEMENT Governing Document th The Charity is an Endowed Charity fornied under a Declaration of Trust dated 27 July 1959 Recruitment & Appointment of Trustees The presenl truslees were appointed because of iheir relationship with the founders of the Trusl, Mr. & Mrs. Reginald W. Mann. When the current Trustees are either unable or unwilling to act, or in the event that the current secretarial and donation committee wish to retire, there is a fonnal agreement in place with Ihe Community Foundation serving Tyne and Wear and Northumberland to administer ihe Charity. Induction and Training of Trustees The process of iiiduclioii and trainiiig of new Trustees is under the personal guidance and supervision of the exisling Trustees. Organisational Structure and How Decisions are Made The day to day management of the Chariiy is in the hands of Mr. J. L. Hamiltoii, OBE, DL who acts as Secretary. Mr. Hainilton has delegated responsibility for collating donation applicaiions aiid assessing the relative merits of the request. The donation committee is n)ade up of the Secreiary and at least one Truslee make the decision regarding the level ofsupport to be given, The Secretary has then delegated authority of the Trustees to deal wilh all aspecls of tlie admiiiislration in connection with the donations aiid receiving feedback from the recipients of how ihe doiiation has been utilised. Relationships with Related Parties The administration of the Trust is undertaken autonomously. However, there are inforn]al meetings wilh other significaiit charitable organisatioiis in the local arca lo enslire cross fertilisalion of inforniation in the seclor and to ensiire Ihal needs, in respect of charitable support, are being met. Risk Assessment The Trustees recognise iheir responsibilities and are committed to niininiise all the risks that the Trusl may face. The major risks to which the charity is exposed are identified by the Trustees in lern)s of both probabilily and potential risk and are reviewed regularly together with sysleins and procediires lo manage those risks. The major risk to ihe charity is that of mainlaining a suitable level of income to satisfy the diverse deinand ofapplicalions for charitable assistance. In iern]s of income, this risk is managed by a prudenl and diverse investment portfolio in conjunction with a reputable stock-brokers that specialise in the Charitable sector. The portfolio is managed with a medium risk profile with a view to achieving an appropriate level of income together with the prospect of capital appreciation which seeks to maximise the long-terni real value of the charitable fiind. In ternis of expenditure, the Trustees set budgets for management expenses and for charitable donations. The Trustees set their donations at a level whereby the charity can assist as broad a base of local organisations as possible. To supplement income, the charity is managed on a tolal return basis and therefore uses capital gains and appreciation on investments when current expenditure cannot be matched with current income.
OBJECTIVES & ACTIVITIES The Objects of the Trust l ) To promote the relief of poor aged or infim) persons in any part or parts of the United Kingdom 2) To promote the advancement of education for the benefit of the public in any part or parls of the United Kingdom 3) To promote ihe advancement of public religion in any part or parts of the Uiiited Kingdom 4) To promote (so far as promotion thereof is charitable bul not further or othenvise) social welfare in any part or parts of the Uiiited Kingdom 5) To undertake and execute any trusls established in any part or parts of the United Kingdom for charitable purposes only 6) To siipport any institiilioiis or trusts for the time being established in any part or parts of the United Kingdom lor charitable pUoseS only The Aims of the Trust In practice, Ihe Trusiees favour charitable causes in the Nofili Tyneside and in the East Newcastle areas, in line wilh the Foiinder's wishes. In certain circunistaiices, the Trust may look to assisling other organisations in the wider Tyne and Wear, Durham and Northumberland areas if it is considered thal they offer exceptional added valiie to their local communilies or are particularly innovalive. Siipport to naiional organisalions is also offered where there is a specific projcct, or ongoing work being carried out, in the area in which ihe Trusl opcrates. There has been no change iii the aims the Trust during the year. The Main Objectives for the Year The main objectives conliniie io be that of supporting local organisations when the charity's support can make a real difference to the success of the organisaiion. The main thrusl of charitable support conlinues to be towards youth work, children, people with disabilities, older people, schools. colleges. councils for voluntary service and other advice agencies. Strategies of the Trust The Charity coiilinues to encourage applications from local organisations by ongoing links and kniowledge of the organisations workiiig in the area. The development of the Charity's website, www.nvmaiintrust.or .uk has been another useful strategy in recent years for encouraging applications for assistance. Significance of Achievements Donations paid oiit by the tst amoiinted to £170,770 duriiig the year and these were to a wide variety of charitable causes making a total of £5,689,017 since the inception of the Trust in July 1959. Grant-making Policies The Trust gives priorities to projects and groups which Operate in North Tyneside and East Newcastle Are locally run and led Help people with the greatest need Involve disadvantaged and minority groups Use volunteers as much as possible Improve the quality of life in iheir community Are registered charities or exempt groups such as scouts, schools, hospitals etc.
The Trust will not support Large well-established natioiial charities Individuals Church buildings except where they are used for community groups Deficits already incurred or to replace statutory funding Projects or groups which can attract public funds or which appeal to Community Fund grants or national charitable trusts or other soiirces except to the extent that such sources woiild be unlikely io fund a specific project. ACHIEVEMENTS AND PERFORMANCE Review of Charitable Activities and Public Benefit The Trustees consider thai ilie Charily lias achieved piiblic benefit during the year as demonstraied in the assislance it has provided io the local community which. oiice again, has been at a niost salisfactory level. Donations made during the year were in line with biidgei at £170,770. This figure was comprised of121 iiidividual donaiions to assist I I l organisations or groups. Revieiy of Investment Performance The investmeni ponfolio is managed wilh a view lo achieving a balance of income and capital growih with a medium risk profile. The Trustees generally anticipate a larget gross iotal retum 011 investments iii the range 3.75 % 4.000/0 of ihe average value of fiinds in nianagenient. The invcstnienl Portfolio perforn]ance has tliis year been benchmarked against the FTSE All Share Index - Total Reluni whicl) showed a 4.31 % iiicreased perfonnance. The Trust's own managed iiivestmeiil pei'fonnaiice showed an increase of 3.21 % reflecting ihe specific spread of the portfolio. Funds held under nianagemeni have redliced by 2.75 % after withdrawals of £195,000 io fuiid aclivities diiring the year. Factoring the withdrawals inlo account, on a total return basis, funds have shown a 3.21 % increase for the year. FINANCIAL REVIEW Reserves Policy The Truslees recognise the need to establish and maintain a level of reserves that enables financial slability, that meets the requirements of working capiial and cushions against fluctuations of income levels and in the financial perforn]ance of the Trust. In recent years the Trustees have adopted a policy of utilising an element of reserves on a regular basis to supplement current excess of demand for donations to worthy causes over the level of current inconie. It is envisaged that this policy will continue for the time being. Principal Funding Sources The Trust relies for major part of its, income on its, investment portfolio. A small element of income is derived from interest on i)et casli balances ihat are held to meet immediate cash demands. Whilsi the Balance Sheet indicates a bank overdraft, in reality this is wholly as a result of unpresented cheques and a credit bank balance is maintained at all times by daily sweeps from bank balances held on deposit. There are no "real" borrowings and there are no intentions by the Trustees to borrow funds at this time.
Investment Polic), Investments of the Tnist were managed by stock-brokers and financial advisers, UBS Wealth Managenieiit AG and by Brewin Dolphin Limited wilh a view lo achieving a balance of incoine and capital growth with a medium risk profile and funds are managed on a "Total Return" basis. At the end of the year the portfolio managed by UBS Wealth Management AG were transferred to the nianagement of Rathbones Investment Management. There is no fornial ethical policy adopted at this stage, but this matter is linder consideration. PLANS FOR FUTURE PERIODS The charilable seclor continues to grow and there is liltle doubt thal in ihe coming ycars ihe Trust's involvement in causes both large and small will continue to be of significant imponance and will conliniie to play a major role iii charitable work in the North Tyneside and wider area. The objectives for fiilure periods continue to be those as sei oiit earlier in Iliis report and to ihis end, the Trustees welcome approaches for financial support in line with ils, objectives and current activities. STATEMENTS OF TRUSTEES, RESPONSIBILITIES The Truslees are required under the Charities Act 1993, to prepare financial slaleinents for each financial year which give a irue and fair view of the charity's fiiiaiicial activities during the year and of its fiiiancial position at tlie end of the year. In preparing those finaiicial statenients the trustees should follow best practicc and:. l ) selecl suitable accoiinliiig policies and apply them consistenily; 2) niake judgenients and eslimates Ihal are reasonable aiid priident; 3) slate whether applicable accouiiting standards and stalemenls of recoinmended praciice have been followed, subject to any departures disclosed and explained in tlie financial slalemenls; 4) prepare the financial statemenis on a going concern basis iinless il is inappropriate lo assume ihai ihe charity will conlinue in operation The Trustees are respoiisible for keeping proper accouiiling records ihai disclose with reasonable accuracy at any time ihc financial position ofthe cliarity and which enable ihem lo ensure ihal tlie financial statcmciits coinply with applicable law and regulalions. They are also responsible for safeguardiiig the assets of the charity and hence for taking reasonable steps for the prevention and deieclion of fraud and othcr irregularities. Approval This repo behalf. was appro ed by the Trusiees on and signed on their orR.W ann
R. W. MANN TRUST INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S REPORT TO THE TRUSTEES OF R W MANN TRUST for the year ended 31 March 2025 I reporl on the financial slateinents of the charity for the year ended 31 MaTch 2025 which are set out on pages 2 to 16. Respective responsibilities of trustees and examiner The charity's trustees consider thal an audit is not required for this year (under section 4312) of the Charities Act 1993 (thc Act), as aniended by s.28 of the Cliarilies Aci 2006) and (hal an independent exainiijation is needed. 11 is my responsibilily to.. examine the accounts (under section 43 of the Acl, as ai)iended); lo follow Ihe procedures laid down in the General Directions given by tlie Charity Commission (under section 43(7)(b) of the Act. as ainended). and to slate wheiher particular matlers havc coine to my attention. Basis of independent examiner's statement My examination was carried out in accordance Hiitli General Directions glien by the Charity Coinmission. An examinalion incliides a review of Ihe accounlingi records kepi by the charity aiid a coirjparison of the accounts presented iviil) those records. It also includes consideralion of any unusual iteins or disclosures in Ihc accouiils and seeking explanations from the tnislees CL)ncerniiigy any such iiialteTS. The procediires undertaken do not provide all the evidence that would be required iii an audit, and consequenily no opinion is given as lo whether the accounts prcsenl a "true and faiT view" and Ilie report is limiled to those Inatters sel out in tlie statenient below.. Independent examiner's statemenl In the course of our examination, no matter has come to my attention (i) which gives ine reasonable cause lo believe that in, any material respect, the trustees have not inet the requirements to ensure that.. proper accounting records are kept (in accordance with section 41 of the Act). and accounls are prepared which agree ivith the accounting records and coinply with the Inethods and principles of the Slaleinent of Recomniended Practice: Accounting and Reporting by Charities. or to which, in my opinion, attention should be drawn in order to enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be reached. (2) DAVID HODGSON, MBF., FCA, ACIB Read, Milburn & Co, Chartered Accountants 71 Howard Street North Shields Tyne & Wear NE30 IAF Dated . .11
R. W. MANN TRUST STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES for the year ended 31 March 2025 -2025----------- 2024 Ullre5trletod Fund5 Restricted Fund$ Total Tot#1 INCOMING RESOURCES Donation Received Investmenl Income Dividend Income Interest Received 65,584 5,155 15,423 215 81,007 5,370 75,391 4,384 Total Incoming Resources £70,739 15,638 £86,377 £79.775 RESOURCES EXPENDED Investtnenl Management Costs Charitable Activities Institutional Donations (Nole 6) Support Costs- Secretarial & Managlement (Note 4) Bank Charges Sundry Adminislration Costs Governance Costs Accountancy Charges 12,592 8,315 20.907 18,575 150,770 20,000 170,770 167,390 18,000 633 869 18,000 633 869 18,000 393 1,137 1,920 480 2.400 2,400 Total Resources Expended £184,784 £28,795 £213,579 £207,895 NET OUTGOING RESOURCES BEFORE HOLDING GAINS (114,045) (13,157 {127,202) (128,120) Profit/{Loss) on Investmenl Assets 40,304 (7,688) 32,616 273,201 NET MOVEMENT IN FUNDS (73,741) (20,845) (94,586) 145,081 TOTAL FUNDS BROUGHT FORWARD 2,310,269 941,527 3.251,796 3,106,715 TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORH'ARD £2,236,528 £920,682 £3,157,210 £3,251,796 The note on pages I I to 16 forn] part of these accounts
R. W. MANN TRUST BALANCE SHEET as at 31 March 2025 2024 2024 FIXED ASSETS Investmenls (see Note 2) Boiid Investnienls Equity Investments 161,058 1,964,790 621,917 2,528,712 Total Fixed Assets 2,125.848 3,150,629 CURRENT ASSETS Cash al bank and in hand 1.055,662 120,974 Total Current Assets 1.055.662 120,974 CURRENT LIABILITIES Bank Overdraft Aniounls falling due wiihin one year (see Note 3) 21,900 2.400 14,650 5,157 Tolal Current Liabilities 24,300 19,807 Nel Current Assets 1,031,362 101,167 Net Assets £3,157,210 £3,251.796 FUNDS OF THE CHARITY Unrestricled Fund Restricted Fund (Note 6) 2,236,528 920,682 2,310,269 941.527 Charity Funds £3,157,210 £3,251,796 Approved by the Trustees on 11 and signed on their behalf. For R. W. Mann The notes on pages I I to 16 fonn part of these accounts
R. W. MANN TRUST NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS Note ].- ACCOUNTING POLICIES (a) Basis of preparation The financial stalemenls have been prepared under the historic cost convention, with tlie exception that iiiveslments aTe included al market value. The financial statenieiits have been prepared in accordance with tlie Siateinenls of Recoinmended Praclice.. Accounling and Reporting by Charities (SORP 2005) issued in March 2005 and applicable UK Accounting Standards and coniply with Ihe Charities Act 2011 . The Financial stateiiients have been prepared on a going concern basis. (b) Funds Structure The chariiy is coinprised of an Expendable Endowment fund created by gifts froin MT & Mrs Reginald W. Mann and the all income from the endowment is wholly unrestricled. The aims and objecls of the Trusts are sel out in Truslees Repon. {c) Incoming resources All incoining resources are recognised once the charity has entiilemenl lo the resources, il is certain tliat ihe resources will be received and the Inonetary value of incoming resources can be measured witli sufficient reliability. (d) Resources expended Liabi lilies are recogTnised as resources expended as soon as there is a legal or constructive obligation coinniillingi the charity to the expenditure. All expenditure is acci)unled for on an aLcruals basis and has been classified under headings Ihal aggyregale all cosls related lo ihe calegory. Granls payable are payinenls inade lo third parties in the furtherance of the cliaritable objectives of ihe Trust. Granls payable are recognised when tlie intenlion to Inake a grant lias been comniunicated lo the recipient and iliere is certainty of Ihe ainounl of the grant payable, (e) Fixed asset invcstments Investments are stated al market value as at the balance sheei date and arc scheduled in the notes to the accounts. The statenient of financial activities includes the net gains and losses arising on revaluation and disposals throughout the year. ID Realised gains and losses All gains and losses are taken to the stalemenl of financial aclivities as they arise. Realised gains and losses on inveslments are calculated as ihe difference between the sales proceeds aiid opening market Iralue (purchase dale if later). Unreal ised gains and losses are calculated as the difference between the Inarket value at the year end and ihc opening market value (or purchase dale if later). Realised and unrealised gains are nol separated in the Statement of Financial Activities.
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS (Continued) Iyote 2.- INVESTMENTS Delails of investmenls held at 31 March 2025 were as follows:_ Nominal Value Market Value BOND INVESTMENTS IMun#gtd bv Rathbone's} 35.000 Treasury 318 % 220ct2026 70.000 Treasury 4 1/8 % 29Jan2027 33,331 70,760 IM#nagtd bi. Brewin & Dolphlnl 8,427 Treasury 4.25 / 3 lJu12034 14,936 Treasury 4.25010 07Mar2036 8,000 Jupiter UT Mn&Frs Strategic Bd X GBP Dis 30.000 Aberdeen Std Fid Mg Asi Gbl Infitkd Bd 8,250 Man Fx Int ICVC Sterl CO Bd 8,400 14,955 6.542 18,573 8,497 £ 161,058 EQUITY INVESTMENTS Nomlnal Value Markel Value {M*ngged bv RAlhhono's) 200 Abbott Laboratories 190 Alphabet Inc 150 Aina7.on Coiii Inc 450 Astrazeneca 5,721 Aviva PIC 5,724 BP PIC 9,000 Barclays PIC 700 Bunzl PIC 1,000 Compass Group plc 800 Diageo plc 650 Experian PIC 1,500 Guinness Asset Managemenl 978 GSK PIC 6,115 Haleon PIC 3,309 HSBC Holdings PIC 900 Intern]edle Cap Grp 50,000 Jupiter Unit Trust Japan U4 Inc Fnd 60,000 Lloyds Banking Group 350 LSE Group plc 6.9p Ords 13,000 M&G PIC 80 Microsoft COTP 1,500 Pearson PIC 300 Procter & Gamble Co 3,610 Prudential plc 5p Ords 1.350 Relx PIC 14.44p Ords 500 Reckitt Beneckiser lop Ords 6,300 Rentokil Initial 2,000 Rightmove plc 2,790 Rolork PIC 5p OTds 50 S&P Global 19,234 21,379 19,823 48,636 30.058 21,219 22,505 21,070 27,610 16,096 21,099 45,985 13,863 23,451 25,148 15,390 46,120 39,100 39,008 23,966 22,248 17,588 37,965 26,959 51,516 25,410 21,061 13,200 8,035 17,447 12
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS (Continued) EQUITY INVESTMENTS (Continued) Nomin#l V*lue M&rket VAlue 1.800 Sage Group 21,402 2,000 Shell PIC Euro 49,630 2.100 SSE PIC 33,621 2,590 Schroder PIC 20p Olds 8,081 10,800 Tesco plc 36,720 250 UBS (Liix) Fd Emerg Mkt Shs A 21,074 400 UBS Eif plc Misc Acqi SF A UK Dis Hdg 44,391 2,453 UBS Etf MSCI Switz 20135 Shs A 47,566 500 Unilever PIC 23,470 3,000 Vanguard Fnds FTSEI 00 Ucits ETF Inc 105,090 600 Vanguard Fnds FTSE250 Ucils ETF Inc 16,913 90 Visa Inc 21,780 300 Xlracker PIC 17,574 IMaDgied by Brewlth Dolphln> Alcon AG 9,860 Ainphenol Corp 10,960 Arleinis Fd Mngrs US Smaller Cos l Acc 7.001 Ashiead Group 7,578 Bailey Gifford Anier Wl Dis 25,800 Berksliire Hathaway Inc Com USD 16,401 Blackrock Fd Man Cont Euro Inc D Dis 12,961 Blackrock FM Luro Dynamic Fd Inc 24,302 Bookin&F l-lldgis Inc Loin USD 0.008 13,243 175 Brown & Broivn Inc 15,554 19,760 BNY Mellon Fd MngT Asian Inc U 22,460 260 Copart Inc 10,953 1,000 Dodge & Cox Worldw US Stk 32,650 250 Fastenal 13,228 7,100 Fidelity Ucits Icav US Quality Inc 52,931 8,000 Fil Inv Svcs UK Emg Mkis R GBP Acc 8,712 7,322 First Senttier inv Icvc Asia Pacific Lds 21,545 3,800 Fundsniith Eq Fd Fund l Dis 22.271 2,444 Haleon PIC 9,373 5.957 IFSL Evenlode Investment Fund 14,813 120 Intercontinental Exch Inc Com USD 14,536 5,034 Investco Far Easl Inv -Asian UK D Dis 12,979 562 Ishares Physical M Ish Phys Gold Eic 25,526 5.500 JPMorgan Fd Icvc Global Macro Opps 9,119 12,079 Jupiler Japan inc Fd U2 GBP Dis 13.421 14,400 M7G Inv Fnds - Papan Sterling PP Dis 18,690 55 Microsoft Corp Com USD 15,295 1,200 National Grid -Ords 12,408 6,000 Polar Cap Tech Trust 15,810 256 Relx PIC 9,769 11,560 Royal London Ltd Sust Ldrs Tst D Inc 29,490 38 Stryker Corp Com Stk USD 10,155 23,500 Thesis UT Mgmt Ltd TM Redwheel UK Eq 27,777 9,887 Train UK Equity Fund LF D Dis 16,894 7,500 Trit2x Big Box Rei ord 9,922 6,000 Trojan Investments Fund X Dis 8.081 150 240 2,200 200 2.000 43 6,900 8,000 13
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS (Continued) EQUITY INVESTMENTS (Continued) Nominal Value Market Value 1,050 1.175 50 Vanguard S&P 500 Vanguard FTSE 100 Visa Inc 79,649 41,172 12,099 £1,964,790 Note 3 - CREDITORS AND ACCRUED CHARGES This represents:. 2025 2024 Independent Examiner's Chargies Portfolio Management Charges 2,400 2.400 2,757 £2,400 £5,157 Note 4- REMUNERATION No remuneration has been paid to any ol. the Trustees. A Secrelarial and Mana&yeinent Fee of £18,OQO (wliicli includes all travel and incidental and office expenses) lias bcen paid by the Trust for services provided by the Secretary, Mr. J. L Hamilton OBL, DL. (Mr Hainilton is tlie spoiise of the Cl)ainnan of the I'rusl, Mrs. J. A. Hamilion.) Note 5- PREPARATION OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS In coinmon with many otlier Charities of our size and nature, we use our accounlanls lo assist with the preparation of the Financial Stalemeiils. Note 6- RESTRICTED FUND The Reslricled Fund relales lo Monies transf¢ed from the fom)er Victor Mann Trusl Fund on I, April 2022 and whose fund had narrower charilable objectives.'- a) For the promotion of the welfare and comfort of the aged inhabitants of the Borough of Whiilcy Bay, and b) For the provision of housing accommodation for the poor inhabitants of the said Borough There is a provision in the General Vesting Declaration as follows'.- "Noi-wiih-standing the above. the trustee of Victor Mann Trust Fund hereby gives approval to any approach to the Charity Commission by R W Mann Trust to vary and widen the charitable objects if deemed appropriate to ensure more appropriate use of the funds hereby provided" 14
Note 6- SCHEDULE OF INSTITUTIONAL DONATIOIYS 18th Wallsend Scout Group I si Tyne Sea Scouts I st Wallsend Girl's Brigade I st Wallsend Scouts Acorns (North Tyneside) Alnwick Playhouse Amble Boys Club Anxious Minds Ashington Veterans & Elders Institute Bamado's Beacon Films CIC Bede Academy Blyth Resoiirce & Iniiiaiive Ceiitre Blyih Star Enlerprises Ltd Britisl) Disabled Angling Associalion Brilisli Wireless for the Blind Calvert Kiclder Childreii's Heart Unit Fund Collingwood Bowling Club Coinmuniiy Aclion Norihumberland Concordia Netball Club Cowpen Quay Coinmunily Association CraiiilinL7ton Voluntary Youtl) Project Crimestoppers I'rusl CRISIS Cullercoats Men's Club Cullercoals Methodist Church Cullercoals Walcli House CVA Blyth Valley D2 Youth Zone Ltd East End Youth & Community Centre Elevation Murals Project English Heritage Family Gateway Friends Action North East Friends of Benton Dene Scliool Friends of Sir Cliarles Parsons School Friends of Valley Park Friends of Western Community Primary School Fusiliers Associalion Veterans, Allotment Girls Friendly Society Happy Days Haven (Tyneside) Ltd Hospice Care North Northumbcrland l Love Nortli Shields Isabella Community Associalion Keynd Federation LD North East Linskill & North Tyneside Comm Dev Trust Listening Books Lislerning Ear And Positive Support Live Theatre Live Well With Cancer Macmillan Cancer Support Maggies, Newcastle 500 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,500 1,000 1,500 J,000 1,000 2,000 1,500 2,000 2,000 2,000 500 2.550 2,000 1.000 2,000 1,000 1,000 2,000 3,000 1,000 2,000 2,000 1.000 20,000 5,500 1,000 1,-120 1,000 1,000 1,000 2,000 500 1,000 J,100 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,100 1,000 2,000 1,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 5,000 1,000 1,000 2,000 3,000 1,000 1,000 15
Marine Society & Sea Cadets Mayflelds Community Centre Meadow Well Connected NE Youth New Fordley Juniors Newbiggin Traders Newcastle Gang Show Newcastle West End Sport Community Association Newsham and New Delaval Youth Forum North Shields Fishemiens, Herilage Project North Shields Heritology Project North Tyneside Carers Centre North Tyneside Disability Forum Northern Butterflies Northern Siage NorthuiiibeTland CVA - Talking maa'S Northuinberland Scouts Northuinbria Arniey Cadet Force Northumbria Youih Action On Course Foundation Oswin Project Paiiama Swimming Club Paihways4all People and Drugs Reaci Regjent Christian Fellowship Rockets Coinmunily Foundaiion Rothbury Wrestling Club Seaton Biirn Cricket Cliib Seatonians Netball Club Scgliill Comiiiunity Gala Sl)ieldfield Art Works Sllireinoor Health, Advice & Support Project Silverline Memories Spring7field Cominunity Association St John's Court Social Group St Paiil's Community Partnership Stroke North Talking Marra's The Association of Retired Fishernien The Centre for Search Research Tlie Cirdan Sailing I rusl The Dales School The Fishern]en's Mission The Percy Hedley Foundation The Walker Challenge Group Tynemouth Volunteer Life Brigade Tyneside Outdoors VONNE Walkerville Community Association Wallsend Rugby Football Club Ltd Wallsend Sea Cadets Whttley Bay Young People's Centre Whitley Lodge Under Fives Woodlawn School Donations Refunded 1,000 1,000 2.000 500 1,000 1,000 1,000 2,000 1,000 2,500 1,000 2,000 2,100 600 1,000 1,500 1,000 2,000 1,500 750 1,500 1,000 1,500 2,ono 1,000 I,ooo 1,000 750 500 1,300 1.000 1,000 1,500 2,50Q 500 1,000 1,600 500 1,600 500 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 2,000 1,000 2,500 250 1,000 3,000 2,000 2,000 1,000 -3,250 £1 Jo