TRUSTEES’ REPORT FINANCIAL YEAR 1ST JULY 2024 TO 30TH JUNE 2025
ROTARY CLUB OF WINSLOW TRUST FUND CHARITY NUMBER 1121197
OVERVIEW
The Rotary Club of Winslow is part of Rotary of Great Britain and Ireland which in turn is part of Rotary International. As such both the Rotary Club of Winslow and its Trust Fund are run under their guidance and are subject to their rules and regulations.
GENERAL
The Rotary Club of Winslow Trust Fund was set up to collect and distribute funds mainly to the local community of Winslow and its surrounding villages although a proportion of the funds collected is donated to both national and international good causes.
REPORT
The Club’s fund raising activities grew to a new record level of £31,048 during the year. This excellent result reflected in large part the continuing generosity of the residents of Winslow and the surrounding villages in supporting the Club’s pre-Christmas Santa Float. The other major fund raising events were, as in previous years, December’s Welsh Male Voice choir concert, the Club’s summer classic car run and the Club’s participation with other community groups in organising the annual August bank holiday Winslow Show. This enabled the Club to support a wide range of predominantly local good causes. These included the charities Action4Youth, Willen Hospice, and the charities of local primary or special schools, including Winslow School, Whitchurch School, North Marston School, Furze Down School and Autism Early Support. Other local good causes included Christmas hampers for the needy and lonely. The Club also continued its support for Nkuringo Education and Community Trust, which funds school buildings and children’s education in south west Uganda. The Trust also continued its support for Rotary International’s polio vaccination programme, Mercy Ships, a faith-based international organisation that delivers hospital ships to some of the poorest countries in the world, and Shelter Box, which provides self assembly shelters for victims of international disasters. The Club’s Trust fund donations to 40 charitable causes totalled £36,386, with over half of this supporting local charities in the Winslow area. Despite disbursing more than it raised during the year, the Club’s Trust fund finished the financial year with a healthy balance of £8,294, from £13,733 the year before. This still leaves a comfortable balance to support further
allocations before the Club’s straditional fundraising towards the end of each calendar year.
Rtn Peter Stanyer, chair of Trustees January 2026
Rotary Club of Winslow
| Income & Expenditure Accounts year 1st July 2024 to 30th June 2025 Year to 30th June Charity Account 2025 Net Income £ Christmas Float 10,598 Festival of Voices (FOV) 5,524 Christmas cards - 6 Nations Rugby 205 Rugby World Cup - Turkish Evening Excess - Classic Car Run 3,912 Members - Giving Foundation 815 Chilli- Polio 539 Collection for Martyn Ross - Winslow Show - Donation & Stand 4,236 Transfer from Fund Raising Other Donations (anglia Water + anon) 1,161 District Grant 1,000 Gift Aid 2,897 Interest 162 Total Income 31,048 Deduct Expenditure Charitable Donations:- Local Individual 1,466 Local Organisations 23,211 National 4,288 International 3,500 Youth (RYLA) - Youth (Technology Tournament) - Rotary Foundation:- Annual giving 1,760 Polio Campaigns 2,162 Total Charitable Donations 36,386 New Club Float transferred /repay Donation in memory of Rtn Martyn Ross Prepayment 2025-26 FoV Claydon Dental 100 Total Expenditure 36,486 Surplus /(Deficit) for the year -5,439 Brought Forward from prior year 13,733 Charity Account C /Fwd at 30th June 2025 8,294 |
Year to 30th June 2024 £ 9,771 4,339 115 230 200 1,118 4,270 700 600 450 3,745 545 1,063 2,734 29,880 1122 11,310 500 6,001 2,000 250 1,795 1,030 24,007 500 453 24,961 4,919 8,814 13,733 |
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