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2020-12-31-accounts

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Summary ofthe main The year to 31December 2020has been a difficult year with many
achievements ofthe charity regular activities and events curtailed because ofCovid. Decisions have
during the year always beenjudged
by reference to Government
regulations,
the
National
Youth Agency Covid guidelines
and to our duty ofcare toprotect
young people and volunteer leaders Irom harm.
Nevertheless,
The Campaigners
has continued
to keep in touch with its
members
and supporters
and to look ahead to the future.
~ Our termly magazine
style newsletter has been updated
this year and
re-branded
'the Lifeline' with a particular emphasis
toinclude articles
and shared stories ofinterest to everyone young and old.
~ In addition to the magazine,
a monthly
'on message' prayer diary is
sent out by email to our leaders and supporters.
This publication isa
key two-way communication
bridge
with our support base through
which we can share up-to-date needs, news and encouragements.
~ The 'Coffee and Conversation'session
over Zoom in November 2020
brought together a wide cross-section ofour local group leaders from
around the countryin
a useful time ofsharing
how centres and
churches are managing
during the pandemic.
All agreed we should
do this more often. A similar Zoom gathering
for the benefit ofall our
supporters
was arranged
for March 2021.
~ Work has begun during 2020 on the way ahead during and following
the Campaigner's
centenary yearin 2022. In addition
to marking
this
historic milestone in a memorable
and fitting manner,
we have begun
aprocess to reimagine
and to broaden the programmes
and activities
we offer to be able to better achieve our charitable
aims and
objectives.
~ The existence ofthe current officein Coventry remains
under review,
especially in response
to the retirement
ofour office administrator,
Garry Knight and the changed
ways ofworking brought about by the
Covid situation. As part ofthe activity review ofeverything
The
Campaigners
provide,
we continue to look fora new 'home' base to
become the national heart, focus and example for the Campaigner
Community.
~ There isagreat team who run our annual activity camp in the Forest
ofDean. We continue
to give this popular activity holiday our full
support and resume
this camp, along with new ones as soon as the
Covid guidelines
permit.
~ Support for the new-look Lifeline Grant Scheme has been
encouraging.
The scope ofthe scheme has been extended to offer
grants or support to any individuals
or Campaigner
groups who wish
to undertake a challenging
activity or venture
within the spirit ofthe
charitable
aims and objectives ofthe Campaigners.
We continue to
rationalise
this fund to further widen itsimpact and take-up.
~ Key policies (including
data protection,
safeguarding
and recruitment)
are in place and are regularly
updated to ensure compliance
with
legislation.
~ Complementary
training to ensure policies are understood
and
followed arein place including a separate accreditation
for every
leader involved in camps orresidentials
involving
an overnight
stay.

Restricted Endowment Total Prior year
funds funds funds total funds
Income anrf enrfeswnenta
from:
Donations
and legacies
05.725.28 00.074.28 13.087.47
income trcm charitaMe atiiities 5.080.00
investments 7.715.55 8.800.21
other income 08.25
Total income 73,440S3 73,789.83 27,731.93
3.224.51
24.'l41.80
Total expendihlre 27,36637 27,455.01 40,868.51
Gains Ilosses on investrnen|assets 3.007.00 3,007.00 'l4.000.00
ffet income I(expenditure} resources before transfer
Tranalbra
Gross transfers between%rnds -in 0,028.09 505M
Gross tr«nsfers between funds - out (5,20235} (1971.12}
ONer recoyeiaerioafna
/losses
Gains on revaluation. fled «ssels, char'ny4s own use
f4et movement
in funds
(505.38} 49,341.82 929.42
Reconcoiatfon offumfa
Total funds brou8ht forward 313,267.96 10,39545 323,663.21 322,733.79
Total funds carried forward 363,115.16 9,889.87 373,005.03 323,66341

As at31I12f2020 Asat3$tt$2010
275,104.00
Current assets
Oebtors 3,373.74 3.252.57
Cash at bank and in hand 94,710.07 48,803,01
52.1'f0.18
Creditors: Amounts
falling due in one year
Net current assets less current liabilities 07,841.03 51,50841
Total assets fess cun ant fiabifltfes 373,005.03 323,6834%
Total net assets less liabilities 373,005.03 M3,863,21
Represented
by
Unrestricted -General fund
Oesignated - Reserves fund 330.104.07
Designated - Lifeline Grants fund 3.578.31
Oesignated - General Camp fund 1,734.07
Designated - Training fund 780.00
Designated - FamIy Camp fund
Oesignatecf - Mission fund
Oesignated - Special Kvent fund (C4YP)
Restricted - Development
fund
0.QT8.51
Restricted - George Hedger fund 410.74
373,005.03 323,80321

NOTE 3 ANALYSIS OF INCOMING RESOURCES amI
NOTE 4 ANALYSIS OF RESOURCES EXPENDED
Provided as Analysis of Income and Expenditure
report overleaf.

Totat
Unr»stnct»d Desi%nit»d R»strict»d Endowment This year Last year
Donations and legacies
1001- Oonadons Regular 5,433.70 5,433.70 5.454.00
1002-Donations Ad Hoc 1,550,15 2.109.15 4+72.40
1101- Subscripdons
R»gular
9IO.OO 910.00
1301- Legacies 12,13527 43.575.55 55,810.93
1701- Tax Refunded
Gdt Aid
'lgtD 50 1.&10.50 3,015.67
55.074.28 13,587.47
Income from charitatrle activNes
1201 - Camp Fees
income from charrhfNe activists
Totals
investments
1411- Sank Interest CAF Gokf O»posit 35.09 71.11
Account
1501 - Income Qui»r Portfolio 5.580.12
1502-Nolonal lnoome Qu%t»r for 3.224.51 3~4.51 3214.98
Managemt Fe»
Investments
Totals
7.715.55 7,7t5.55 8,855.21
Other income
1999- OTHER Income
Otherincome
Totals
98.25
73.789.83 27.73I.93
Raising Aaeds
2551 - Investment
Management
Fee 3~4,51 3+14.98
Raising fends Totals 3324.51 3214.98
Expenditure
on charttahle
actitnties
2001 - Rent 1,440.00 t,440.00 1,440.00
2010-Home Of&ca Costs 215.00 215.00 215,00
2102-OI%c» Equipm»nt
Costs
15.00 5.53
2112-OI%ce Equipment
Rental
58.38 58.38 195.12
2201 - 01%caSupp%os and Stadonerr 44.23
2202 - ITConsumsbhs 87.11 87.11
2203- G»neral Postage 2'l5.53 215.53 405.35
2221 - Of&ca Telephone
Rental
72.00
2222- Of%ca Intern»t conn»elk@ 252.80 252.80 252.80
2225- OI%o» Telephone
C»N Charges
3.41 341 5.37
2240 - General Phot»copying (25.77) P5.77' 33.39
2241 - General
Printing
50.10 50.10

Total
Unrestricte Oesigoated Restricted Eotlowment ibis year last year
2280 - tNSURANCE 2.012.15 2.012.15 2207.77
2280- Sank Charges 80.00
2301 - PuNcity 3.588.78
2401 - Employee Salaries 12.905./8 12.905.78 14.284.Q8
2402 - Employee
National
insurance 990.03 990.03 510.12
2403 - Employee Pension 878.78
2405 - Emphyee
PAYE
2,297.60 2.297,80 1jl27.80
2421 - Emphyee
Expenses
SSeage 579.20 579.20
2422- Emphyee Expenses Tickets 55.00 55.00 125.55
2423- Emphyee Expenses 35.44
Subsistence
2425- Emphyee
Other Expenses
13.00 'l3.00
2441 - Volunteer Expenses Mileage 20.00
2442 - Volunteer Expenses Tickets 19.15
2491 - Staff Training Courses
2501 - Governance
and Meetings
(3.38) (3.38) 1'l8.02
2532 - Employer Pension 526.08 384.48
260'l -Camp Sock~ Accommodathn
2602- CampA~ and Outings
8.495.80
1.197,90
2603-Camp Catering 955.87
2610 - Camp Costs Other 33.20 290.42
2621 - OofE Award Uoansing 887,37 845.84
2622- OofE yyetcome Packs (Recont 80.00
Socks)
2625 - OofE Other Costs
2662- Newsletter
Postage
2999 - OTHER Expenditure
Expenditflrff on chtsntftbhs 3320
activities Totals
Expenditure
Grfftrld totttLI
27.333.17 27,455.01 40,868.51
OTE 5 SUPPORT COSTS
CEW has not analysed its expenses using activity categories.
NOTE 6
DETAILS OF CERTAIN
ITEMS OF EXPENDITURE
6.1Trustee expenses
This year last year
Number oftrustees
who were paid expenses
Reimbursement for: Reimbursement for:
a) travel and subsistence, DBSupdate, postage, a) travel and subsistence, DBSupdate, postage,
Nature ofthe expenses printing, stationery, ITconsumables Ltraining. printing.
b) staff salary, additional home expenses, b) staff salary, additional home expenses,
governance costs, camp expenses and training. governance costs, camp expenses and training.
Total amount
paid
f14,653 E11,588

This year This year Last year
Independent examiner's
or auditors'
fees
for reporting
on the accounts
f0.00 f0.00
Other fees paid to the independent
examiner or auditor
EO.OO KO.OO
Our Independent Examiner,
Brian Veares Accountant,
has kindly waived his fees for the examination ofour
accounts.
NOTE 7 PAID EMPLOYEES
7.1Staff costs
This year Last year
(E) (&)
a) Gross wages, salaries and benefits in kind 17,286.19 16,616.12
b) Employers
national
insurance
contributions
Before HMRC Allowance 1,160.21 583.95
After HMRC allowances 0.00 0.00
c) Employers
pension
costs 526.08 384.48
7.2Average number offull time equivalent
employees
in the year
Part time employees
employed
equated
to approx. 0.6 fte's.

Previous
Balance balance
Investments
3011:tnveshnent Portfolio Quilter -Asset
Reserves fund Designated 275,164.00 272,157.00
275,164.00 2?2,157.00
investments 275,164.M 272,15?.OQ

Fund Name T
e
Pur ose and restrictions
Lifeline Grants
incorporating
Bursary).
Fund (from end of2020
George Hedger Camp
Restricted Assistance
hardship
in meeting camp fees in cases of
Development Fund. Restricted To facilitate
Charity
development activities ofthe

Fund Balances Outgoing Transfers Gains and Journal andes Fundbalances
brought forward Resources Losses Carried forward
General - General fund 24,688.11 29,565.17 27,333.17 26,920.11
Reserves - Reserves fund 283,421.41 43,675.66 3,007.00 330,104.07
Lifeline - Ufegne Grants 200.00 3,376.31 3,576.31
fund
Camps - General Camp 1,767.87 33.20 1,734.67
fund
Developmt - Development 9,978.51 9,889.87
fund
Training - Training fund 780.00
Hedger - George Hedger 416.74 {765.74)
fund
FCamp - Family Camp
fund
Mission - Mission fund 2,610.57 {2,610.57)
SpEvts-CYP - Special
Event fund {C&YP)
323,88321 27,455.01 3,007.00 373,005.03