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REGisfERED COMPANY NUMBEIL. 06507703 {Engla￿d and Wales) REGISTERED CHARrrY NUMBER: 1124410 Report of the Trusttt5 alld Un*udited Fillancial St8temtnts for the Year Ended 31 Dtttmber 2024 for A£ents Giving Mar(kn & Co Accountsnts Limited 45 Nork Way Ba￿$te Surrey SM7 IPB

Agents GiviDg Collttnts of the Financial Sttements for the Year Ended 31 Dtt¢mber 2024 PAge Report of the Trustees I to 6 Independent Examiner's Report StAttmeDt of FiDancil Aetivities Statement of FiDincial Posi¢ion Notes to the Fin*ncial Stsiements 10 to 15 Detsiled Statement of FiDanciAI Activiiles 16 to 17

Agents Giving Report of the Trustees for the Year Ended JI December 2024 Th¢ trustees are also directors of the Chartty for the purixyses of the Companies Act 2006. present their report with the financial statements of the Charity for the year ended 31 D￿¢MEtr 2024. The trusiees have adopt¢d the ptovisions of Accounting and ReFK)rting by Charities: Statement of Recommended P￿iCe applicable to tharities preparing their accounts in accordance with the Financial lietrf)rting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland (FRS 102) (etyeciive l January 2019). OBJEcfIvES AND A￿1VITIEs Objeetives and 4ims The objectives of Agents Giving is to ¢ncourdge. sUp￿rt and promote fijndraising of estat¢ and letting agents and suppliers ￿ the property industry. Agents Giving encournge the industy to gd behind ¢haritable fimdrnising initiaiives and do their bit to help make a difference in their local communitie5. charities and to ￿)SeS that mean so M￿,h to them. Ag¢nts Giving supwrt by offering a grant fi]nd to help with the sth-up costs of their fundraising ¢venL 50 that more of the money they ratse goes directly to the charity of their cFK)ice. Agents Givin8 promoie these g(M)d deeds and other fundraising activities in the 1ndL￿ry through mark￿ing and promotion in social medi& press releases and on thc website. The aim is to help agenls maximize their fimdraising efforts and SUPFKJrt a wide range of ch￿l(leS and community projecis, this a]lows for more engagemeni lettings and estale agents and significantl). increase the atnount of money rdised. Agents Giving also organize and hosi tundraising events ￿ allow funding for the grdnts which are made, to galvanize the industry. have and pull people together ￿1 for chariry. These events are a ￿1 way to tell new suppirters more aknut who we are, what we do and IN)w we can help them. Grnntm4king Procedures and p)liq for grant makin& Agents Giving ha8 a formal application form for grdnt making which is available oil the Agents Giving website. Applications and requests should be sent lo the charity's fundraising learn who will CO￿81der the application anl if Su)￿b]e. put forward for Consideration by directors at tM)ard meetings. Page I

Agents Giving Report of ihe T1￿$teS for tbe Year Ended 31 December 2024 STRATEGIC REPORT Achievement and performance Fundraising aetivities A3 in 2023. the plan for 2024 wa5 to continu¢ to raise awareness of Agents Giving wnongsl the estate agency industy gnd lo encourage ￿ many individuals and companies as possible to be involved in fundraising activities and do something ￿ for charity no matter how big or smail. Agents Giving were able io supp)rt this by promoting good dee¢ls by Ihe industry which made such a huge difference in their local communities for cllaritable causes, community wups, individuals in need, the elderly homeless and vulnerable. Agents Giving organize a Supporters Scheme whereby agents sign up to for an annual fee of £99 to show their suptK)rt, this works well for agents who may not have the lime to get involved in a fundraising event themselves, but they want to do something lo help mgke & difference. Participating agents receive promotional mat¢riai to us¢ as well and their own web page to promole their company. In 2024 the sclieme rai5cd £6,089 with 62 signups. In 2024 Agents Giving raised £235,332 in tota] from die different source4 donations, activilies, and fill)draising events. Building on the successful fundraising events in 2023 we organized the following principal events during 2024.. Agents Giving Day - Industy wide Fundraising Day where Uie Property Industy are encouraged lo colled items and fill a f(x)d pgrcel to deliver on to their local food banks or carry out a good deed for their local f(M)d bank such as fisndraising or volunteer for the day. This resulted in thousands of f(x)d items being collected and donated to local food banks. Donate a Winter Coat Campaign - a winter coat collection with hundreds of coats being donated to many homeless shelters and charities. Agents Giving also collaborated with another charity Only a pavement Away to orgonize the donations across the main cities of the UK. Donate a Food Parcel Initiative - this was ongoing throughout the year with thousands of foods, toiletries. sanitary items and baby pr(Klucts were donated to food banks around the UK with people suprA)rting their own local f(M)d banks. Agents Giving Dragon Boat Race at Fairlop Waters. Essex - PosttK)n¢d duc to lake conditions until 7th September 2025, fjjndraising in aid of Magic Moments chil(tren's charity. Agents Giving Charity Golf Days - Fundraising for Agents Giving at the Morley Hayes Golf Resort in Derbyshire on 25th September 2024 and Agents Giving Charity Golf Day at Donnington Vatley, Newbury on 10th April. Both charity days were a sclloul with fl￿d3 raised for the Agents Giving Grdnl Fund. Agents Giving Summer Bail 2024 - Agents Got Talent aJ)d Fundraising Champions Awards, this w&8 an evening of celebration recognizing those in our industy who go the extra mile for their charities. setting a yeat example for others lo follow. The event raised £35,298. Agents Gol Tdent Funds (£14.000) were raised in support of Trussell. The Agents Giving Charity Golf Day 2024 organized by Agents Giving Chaim)an David Newnes and Board Member G8ttth Samples at Morlc>' Haves Golf Club, Derb>'shire. Eighteen teams registercd their four ba]1 1¢gms for art eighteen-hole shotgun start round of golf. All players wcre invited to a three-course dinner, wmplcte with a fundraising raffle and charity auction. The event raised £15,465. Agents Giving Charity Golf Day 2024 at Donnington Vatley, Old Oxford Rd, Donningtory Newbury RG14 3AG organized by Agents Giving Chairnlan David Newn¢s and Board Member Gareth Samples. Eighteen teams eighteen enjoyed a great sunny day on the golf course with breakfasL a three-￿urSe dinner au¢iion and raffle. The day raised £14,084. Agents Giving set up a new Charity Golf Day event this year at the Belfi)., Sutton Coldfield in ¢ollalx)ration with The Guild of Propety Profe55iona]s on 4th September 2024. Twenty-Two teams had an exhilarating fi￿draiSIng day with BBQ presentation dinner. raffl¢ and auction raising £25,010. These fi￿dS were shared with the Bone Cancer Research Trust. A cheque presentation look place in December at the Guild of Propety Professionals oifice in London. A8ents Givin8 set up a new event this year - the Great British Propety Cycle Challenge. This event took plac¢ in October 2024. Agents were invited to collectively ride around the British Isles. Every £10 rdised for charity movd us one mile fonvard on the map of th¢ UK supporting The Tn￿sell Tnjst. This event raised £1 5,772. Page 2

Agents GiviDg Report of the Trustees for the Ye4r Ended 31 Deeembtr 2024 Agents Giving fundraisers and supp)rters were kept up lo dale with regular e-mail communications, the Agents Giving website and on social media - Fa¢eixJoL Twitter. LinkedIn and Instaw. We continued io th'ork on raising aivaren¢ss of the charity with news and uptses alongside regular pr￿5 releases to the tr￿e press. We promoted an industry i¥ide campaign urging agents to doTra￿ a coat during the winter months io a l)omeless shelter or charity. whereby hundreds of coats were collected and th)nated on a lo￿1 level. We similarly &sked agents ￿ coll¢ct and th)ne food items to their local f(x)d bank which r¢5ulted in literally thousands of items Ecing collected and (k)nat¢d to The Trussell Trust food baDk5 and other f(KyJ bank centers around the UK. The Agents Giving Chrisknas Siocking Appeal 2024 - Eng￿￿ with the protrty industy to encouragc collections and donate festive chocolates and I￿xury fiyKI items lo k donated to local food banks to families who were unable to afford these luxuries at Christh]L8 tim4 many don&ions wer¢ mad4 and we had a vffy good take up with these. Agents Giving were the chosen tharity for 5UPWrt and fundraising for several major industy events and referral schemes during 2024 including: EA M&%ters supp)rted Agents Giving 31 their award5 and ￿nference and raised £19,50? on the day for Bre&8t Cancer Now. Agents Giving were proud to make the iknation direLty ￿ the tmdon Breast Cancer IA)ndon. Office. Propertymark SUPFX)rted AgenLs Giving at their annual conference and rdi5ed £4,2W. Propertymark invitations to their Regiona] Conferences are very much appreciated for Agents Giving lo network for Agents Giving new supwrters. Worthy of nole and thanks goes to the following for their st¢rling charity 5uprK)rt and fimdrai5ing efforts Kerfuffle, The Guild of Propety Professionals. ProiKrtymarK Social Angels, N￿lonal Home Move. The Prorrt Frdn¢hisc Group and Prop¢ty Acad¢my. Thonks to our Charity Partners Brief Your Market. EA Masters. knial Angels, Moneyper￿y, Property Acaderny, K¢rfuffle, The Guild of Professional Eswe Agents, Relo￿lon Agent N¢￿'Or￿ and media Sup￿rterS Estate Agent Today and The Propety Reporter should also be noted for their considerable supp)rt during the year with their support, donalions or Servi￿ provid¢d. Thanks also to ow Regional Ambassa(k)rs and their compani¢5 for their supp)rt and help ￿ promote Agents Giving: Macleod & Ma¢£allum. Cliv¢ Tanner Wyat4 Homeb)x, Pygoii & Crone. Dawsons. PVS Medi4 Simply Conveyancing> Tenancy Dekx)sit Scheme. Liana iA)tK)rto Propety, Katy PcK)re Exp, ActhJ)m. Thc Dwitary. Stephen J Brown Co￿￿UltaneY and PVS Medi& Agents Giving off¢r a small grant iowards agents fi￿draISing sd up cosW whi¢h h&8 provd very successfiJl. Fundraisers are invited lo apply for a grant io help cover the costs of putting on their fimdraisinE event. As well as encouraging more agents to fijndraise for charity and us w help them promote th¢ir events ￿ a wider audience. This is fi￿ded by moni¢% raised at Agents Giving events during the year and is supp)ned by The Guild of Pro￿rtY Professionals and their referral donation campaign. PAtron, ChairnyaD and Director5 TV [￿rSOnality and property expen Phil Spencer continued his supp)rt as the AgeTr￿ Giiing Patron. Agents Giving Chairman David Newnes remains in this EX)siiion of15t January 2024. Page 3

Ag¢nts Giving Rtport of the Trnstee5 for the Ytir Ended 31 December 2024 STRATEGIC REPORT Future plaDS Plans for future periods Agents Giving continues to gain suppx)rt throug1￿Ut thc ptQPO indu5tsy and to enwurnge fundraising on all levels, we aim to get all estste and letting agents well as suppliers to the Ind￿Sty fundraising for their charities. communities and local causes via th¢ Agents Giving grant fimd. Agents Giving aim to ￿ntinUe to encourdge, sUPW)rt and promote th¢ 1ndL￿trIeS gen¢ra] fimdraising efforts. Looking fonvard to 2025 the plan is lo: To organi7£ the Frosty Footsteps campaign during January & Febw 2025 The charity walk named "Fr05ty Footsteps" kicks off on l January and will nm until 28th r.ebruary 2025. Agents are invited to tske part by either walking in their own lime or join a team walk to help rais¢ fimds for homeless charity Crisis. Agents Giving will be asking prorrty profeSsion￿S lo gd involved M'ith the Easter Egg apEKai where E&ster Eggs are collccted al various networks around the u>unts)' ￿hICh arc then given to the local children at Elster time. To organi72 the Agents Gii'ing Dragon Boat Race - At Fairlop Waters. Essex. in May. All participants will be invited to fundraise for Magic Moments the children's charity helping children M'ith life limiting illnesses. Agthts Giving Fundraising Champion Aw8rds- Summer Ball is planned for I lth July 2025, at Denbies Wine Estate in Surrey. A threev(x)urse dinner is planned for around 31M) guests with awards ceremony for the Fundraising Champion Awards 2025. A chartty raffle and auction are al￿ planned for Agents Giving fiu)draisin& Three Agents Giving Ch￿lty Golf Days are planned, one in the North of England, one in the South of Eng]and and one in Bimiingham Agents and suppliers to the proFrty industry invited to play an 18-hol¢s of golf, hosted by ch￿rn)an David Newnes and Board Director Gareth Samples at dates to be a￿d in April and September. A three-r￿)urSe dinner 15 included with a fi￿draising auction and raffle in aid of Agents Giving and The Trussell TrusL Agents Giving will continue to build on existing evcnts and expand furth¢r on the success of The Agents Giving Gala Ball and the fundraising champions awards in Juty 2024. The Great British Propety Cycle Challenge i5 in the diary for IktoiKr 2025 with the aim to eX￿d the fimdrdising from 2024 in aid of St Mungo's. Agents Giving Day - we plan to run thi5 campaign to engage even more agents and supplier5 to collect and donate to their locai food banks &8 an ongoing initialive. Agents Giving Day allows us that day or week in June where people can come together for as gre& Fath year dK)usands of f(x)d items are collected and donated to many local food bank enters across the UK. Christmas Stocking App¢a] - Supporting families in crisis at this festive se&son. by thnating Christmas stockings ￿11 of sweet treats and Chrislmas ¢hocolat¢s for famili¢& Winter Coat Campaign - To engage the proFty industy to 5UPPXlrt the knmelths by donating unloved wami coats where p)ssible. Continue to recruit fijrther Board Directors. Recruil additional Regional Amb&w(k)r5 for further I￿tIo￿8 to wi31 in promoting evenls and fimdtaising at more regiona] level. Continue to recruit Charity Partn¢r5 and develop relationships with current partners (mostly industry suppliers) to donate giM)ds and serVi￿S or mak¢ financial donatiorks to suprK)rt the running of the cliartty and the grant fund. Partners ￿readY Include The Prop¢ty Ac*my, Social Angels {s￿la1 media & video swy)rt) Brief Your Market (digttal marketing services). Agents Giving plan to have a mixture of online virtual Board M¢elin8s and in person meetings planned for 2025. Page 4

Agtnts Giving Report of the Trustee5 for the Year Ended 31 December 2024 STRATEGIC REPORT We plan to explor¢ the relationship with industry bodies as th¥ir chosen charity. To mainlain further the relationship with The Guild of Property Professiona]s who supw>rt The Agents Giving grant fund with their £50 referral donation scheme through their members. Continue to support and help even more agents and suppliers to the industry by supponing with their fijndraising set up costs. Plan to run fjjrther Agents Giving events and work alongside our supporters to provide even more opportunities to fi￿draiSe. Plan to wn some fundrwsing initiaiives to help some worthH,hile causes and something that all agents, o£fices can be involved in including supporting their local food bank effon.9Help the industy communicate and promote the greal collective fvndraising efforts, good de¢ds and Acts C>f Kindness lo demonstrate how they are all making a hiige dit'f¥renve (o the Lharities and Cduses ihey suprK>rt in ihknir local communities. STRucfuRE, GOVERIYANCE AND MANAGEMENT The Estate Agency Foundation ("EAF") changed it's name on 3 1st January 2014 to Agents Giving. It 15 a charitable company limited by guarantee. It w&8 incortM)raled as a company on 18th February 2008 and w&s lakr registered as a charity with the Charity Commission on 7th June 2008. The charity'5 governing documents ar¢ its Memorandum and Articles of Association. Th¢ Arti¢les of Association provide for 8 minimum of three dire¢tors but do not set a maximum number. Directors are appointed by the ix)ard of directors and retire by rotation after which they may put th¢mselv¢s forward for reappointment. The Board keeps the skill requirements under review and in the event that a director retires or additional new directors are required, the board asks for nominations. New directors will receive a copy of the Memorandum and Articles, Annual Rqy)rL minutes and details of proj¢c15 fimded. The dire¢lors meet four limes a year Jmd the day to day correspondence is del¢galed io the charitv's fundraising team. The dirLciors hawe considered the major risks io which the ch?L rity is exposed ai a b()ard IiiLLting in Jiily 2015. The identified risks are graded as to wh¢'th¥r ihey are perceI￿.¢d a8 a high. medium or Io¥¥' TiSk io the organization. I'here were no major risks identilied that had a risk grnding of high. Systems are established to monitor 8J]d manage risks on an ongoing basis at EK>ard meetings. REFERENCE AIYD ADMINIST114TIVE DETAILS Registered Company number 06507703 (England and Wales) Registered Ch*rity number 1124410 Registered oifice First Floor, Gateway House Tollgate ChandleJ3 Ford Eastleigh Hatnpshire S053 3TG Trn5tees P J T Knight Company Director D J Newnes Cotnpany Chairman S Lawrence Company Dir¢cior G Samples Company Director F Giltinan Company Director J Gardner Company Director N Emerson Company Director S M Wha]e Director l H M¢k¢nzie Director M S J Whewell Cotnpany DireC￿r Pa8e 5

A8ents Glvln R¢port ofih•Truite for th•YMr Klld￿ JI D¢¢emb•r2024 REFERENCE AND ADMINisfRATIVE DKTAIUg Company SecrttAry 3SEM4r3h Indewident Kximlntr N P¢mble l￿den & Co Attounl￿ts Llmlted 45 NC￿ Wuy SM7 IPB Report of the trus1¢¢3, inwr8tin8 a stral¢8io rem approved by ordrr of th• l>)ard of trjsieej, u the dinctors, on 26 SrpleJnE¢r 20￿ and sign¢d on th¢ board's E¢half by., D J Ne￿¢5. Tntstce

Independent Examiner's Rtport to ¢he Trusttts of Agents Giving Independtllt examine￿¥ report to the trustees of Agents Giving ('tbe Company,) I rerK>rt to the charity trusiees on my examirwtion of the accounts of the Company for the year ended 31 Decemb¢r 2024. Responsibilities 4Dd basis of report As the charity's trusiees of the Company (and also its diredors for the PUTWISe5 of company law) you are reskx)nsible for the preparation of the accounts in accordance with the requirements of the Companies Act 21K>6 (Ihe 2(Y)6 ACV). Having satisfied myself that the accounts of the Company arc not required to audiled under Part 16 of the 2006 Act and are eligible for indep¢ndent eXamin￿10n, I retK)rt in resF¢a of my examinalion of your charity's accounts as carried out under Section 145 of the Chari¢ies Act 2011 ('the 2011 ACV). In c￿Ing out my examination I have followed the Dire¢lions given by the Chariry Commission under Section 145(5) (b) of the 2011 ACL Independent examintr's statement I have completed my examination. I confimi that matters have come to my attention in connection with the examination giving me cause to believe: 8ccoimting records were not kept in respeci of the Company as required by Section 386 of the 2006 Act. or the accounts do noi accord with those records. or the accounts do not cximply with the accounting requirements of Section 396 of the 2006 Act other than any requiremenl thai the acc4)unts give a and fair view whith is not a maner (x>￿Idered as part of an independ¢nl examinaiion. or the accounts have not Eten prepared in accordance with the metlKxb and principles of the Statem¢nt of Recommended Practice for accounting and rewrting by Charities (applicable to Chariiies preparing their accounts in a¢¢ordance with the Financial Reporting Standard applithle in the UK and Republi¢ of Irelat)d (FRS 102)). I h&ve no concerns and have come across no other marters in connection with the examination to which at¢ention should be drawn in this rewrt in order to enable a proper understanding of the accounts to ￿ reachol Marden & Co Accountants Limital 45 Nork Way Banste&d Surrey SM7 IPB 26 September 2025 Page 7

Ageots Giving Stlteinent of FiD4ncial Aclivities for tbe Year Ended 31 Deceniber 2024 2024 Total funds 2023 Total funds Unrestrici&J fimd Restricted fimd Notes INCOME AND ENDOWMENfs FROM Donations and legacies 235.332 235.332 189.591 Inv¢stment income 253 253 235 TotAI 235,585 235.585 189,826 EXPENDITURE ON Ra5sing fund5 827 827 1.381 Chfiritable Ac¢ivities Grantmaking Cost of Generating Funds Governance Costs 16,895 215,731 2.663 16,895 215.731 2.663 16,751 170,903 2.555 Other 2,376 2.376 2.160 Tot#1 238.492 238.492 193.750 NET JNCOMEI(EXPENDITL'RE) (2.907) {2,907) (3,924) RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS Total funds brought fotward 116.536 116.536 120,460 TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD 113.629 113,629 116.536 The notes fomi part of these financial statemen Page 8

Agents Giving Stattmtnt of Fin¥ncial Position 31 December 2024 2024 Total fimds 2023 Total fijnds Unrestrict fund Restricted fund Notes FIXED ASSETS Tangible assets 574 CURRE1￿ ASs￿s Debtors Cash at bank io 8.779 126.585 8.779 126.585 2.520 115,888 135.364 135,364 118.408 CREDITOtLS Amounts fa]ling due within one year (21.735) (21.735) (2.446) NET CURREIYT ASSETS 113.629 113,629 115.962 TOTAL ASSETS LESS CURRENT LIABILITIES 113.629 113.629 116.536 NET ASSETS 113.629 113.629 116.536 FUNDS unre8tri￿ed fi]nds 12 113,629 116,536 TOTAL FUNDS 113,629 116,536 The charitable company is entitled ￿ exemption from audit uth Sertion 477 of th¢ Companies Art 21M)6 for th¢ year ended 31 Decemttr 2024. The members have not required the ¢ompany to obtain an audit of its financial statements for the year ended 31 December 2024 in accordance with Seciion 476 of the Companies Act 2(Ki6. Th¢ ITUStees acknowledge their rwinsibililies for (a) ensuring that the charitable company keeps accounting records that comply with Seclions 386 and 387 of the Companies Act 21K)6 and preparing financial statements which give a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the charitable company &ry at the end of financial year and of its surplus or deficit for each financial year in acwrdance with thc requirements of Sections 394 and 395 and which otheTwise comply iyith the requitrments of the Companies Act 2C￿ relating to financial sthtements. so far as appli(￿1¢ to the tharitable company. (b) These financial stalements have been prepared in aLYordanc¢ with th¢ provisio￿ appli¢abl¢ to charitable companies subject to the small Lx>mpanies r¢gim¢. The financial stalements wer¢ approved by the Board of TnLStees and autly)rised for issue on 26 Sember 2025 and were signed on its t￿alf by: D J Newnes- Trustee The not¢s fomi part ofthese fuwi¢ial statements Pag¢ 9

Agents Giving Notes to the Finxn¢i•l Stslements for the Year Ended 31 December 2024 AccouNfiNG POLICIES Basis of p￿pArIng the finncial ststements The financial statements of the charitable ¢ompan)', which is a public benefit entity. under FRS 102, have been prepared in accordance with the Charities SORP (FRS 102) 'Accounting and Rep)rting by ch￿itIes. Statement of R￿0MMended Pr￿lIce applicable to charities prepartng their accounts in accordance with the Financia] RerK>rting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ircland (FRS 102) (elTcctiv¢ l January 2019),. Financial Rqx)rting Standard 102 The Financiat Rqx>rting Standard appIl￿b]e in the UK and Republic of Ireland and the Cornpanies Act 21￿. The financiat statements have been prepared under the historicd cosi (x)nvenlion. Finantial reportin8 StAndard 102- redueed di￿105￿re exemptions The cliaritable company h&8 taken advantage of the folloTh'iiig disclosure exemption in preparing these financia] Statemen￿ as rKrniitted by FRS 102 Tr Financial Rqx)rting Stathrd applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland.. the requirements of Section 7 S￿ernent ofC&8h Flow& Income All income is recognised in the Statement of Financial Activities once the charity. ha5 entitlement to the fi￿d& it 15 probable that the income will ￿ received and the amount can b¢ measured reliably. Expendits Liabilities are rewgnised as expenditure as s(K)n as there is a legal or constructive obligation ¢ommitting the charity lo thal eX￿ndItUTe, il is probable that a transfer of economic benefits will be required in settlement and the amount of the obligation can k M￿ured ￿lIablY. Expenditure 15 accounted for on an a¢¢n￿lS b&5is and h&8 tr￿en cl&ssified under headings that aggregale ail c05t related to the category. Where costs cannot be directly attributed lo particular headings they have ken aIlocated to activitie5 on a basis conslstent with the of Grdnts offered subjert lo conditions which have tmx iKen met at t1￿ year end date are rK)ted as a eommitment but not accrued ¢XFnditure. Tangible r￿ed #￿ets tkpreciation is provided at the following annual rates in order to write off asset ov¢r its estimated useful life. Taxatio The charil). 15 exempt from coryx)ration t&x on its tharitable activilies. Fund 4ccoun¢ing u[￿eStrIcted funds Can k llsed in ￿COrdanCe ￿"1th the charitable objectiN'¢s at the discretion of the trustees. Restricted fimds can only be used for particular restriL1ed purEK)ses within the objects of the charity. Restrictions arise when specified by the dornr or when funds are raised for particular restricted pur￿5¢& Further explanation of th¢ nature and purtKise of each fimd is includryl in the notes to the financial statements. Pension costs and otber post-retirement benefits The charitable company operates a defined contTibution pension stheme. Contril)utions payable to the charitable company's pension ￿h¢m¢ are charged to the Statemajt of Financia] Activities in the period to which they relate. Page 10 coniinue(L..

Agents Glving Notes to the FinD¢ial Statements- tolltiDued for Iht Ye•r Ended 31 December 2024 INVESTME]YT INCOME 2024 2023 Inleresl receiv&ble- irading 253 235 RAISING FUNDS Raising doD•tions and legAcies 2024 2023 Supw)rt costs 253 255 G114Nfs PAYABLE 2024 2023 Grantsnakin8 12.(MXI 15,640 The total grants paid ￿ irnslitutions during the year was as follows: 2024 2023 vario￿ Charities 12.(KKJ 15.640 Agents Giving Grant donations made in 2024- £12,O¢X) Agents Giving Charity thnatiOL8 made in 2024 - £54.993 NET INCOMEJffjXPENDITURE} Net incomel(expenditure) is stated after chargin￿(credI11ng). 2024 2023 Audilors, remuneralion Depreciation. owned assets 2,663 574 2,555 1.126 TRUSTEES, REMUNERATION AND BENEFITS There were no trustees, remuneration or other inefits for th¢ Y￿ ended 31 Decem￿[ 2024 nor for th¢ year ended 31 De¢emE￿ 2023. T￿Stee3, expenses There were no trustees, expenqes paid for the year end¢d 31 Deeemb¢r 2024 nor for the year ended 31 December 2023. Pag¢ 11 continued...

Ag¢uts Giving Notes to the Tr'inaneiil St•tements- continued for ihe Year Inded 31 Deceinb¢r 2024 AFF COSTS Th¢ average monthly numE¢r ofemployees during the year w&5 as follows: 2024 2023 Average number of employees No employeu received emoluments in exw of £60,(￿￿. COMPARATIVES FOR THE STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL A￿1VITIEs Unrestr]d￿l Rtstrided rund fijnd To fi￿dS INCOME AND ENDOwmE￿s FROM Donations and legacies 189.591 189,591 Investment income 235 235 Total 189,826 189.826 EXPENDrruRE ON Raising furKIs 1.381 1.381 Cbaritable activities GranÉmaking Cost of Generdting Funds CKJvemance Costs 16,751 170.903 2,555 16.751 170,903 2,555 2.IfK) 2,160 TotAI 193,750 193,750 NET INCOMEI{EXPENDITURE) (3.924) (3,924) RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS Toiai funds broughi forward 120,460 120.460 TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD 116,536 116,536 Page 12 ontinued...

Agents GiviDg Notes to the Fin1￿Cl¥l Statements- COnti￿Ved for the Ye*r Ended 31 December 2024 TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS Computer equipment co At l January 2024 and 31 December 2024 3.379 DEPRECIATtON Ai l January 2024 Charge for year 2,805 574 At 31 D¢¢¢mEtr 2024 3,379 NET BOOK VALUE At 31 Decanber 2024 At 31 December 2023 574 io. DEBTORS: AMouNfs FALLING DUE W￿H1N ONE YEAR 2024 2023 8,779 2.520 11. CREDITORS: AMOUNTS FALUNG DUE WITHIN ONE YLIR 2024 2023 A¢cruals and deferred income A¢crued expenses 19.294 2,441 2.446 21,735 2,446 12. MOVEI¥IENf IN FUNDS Net movement in funds At 31112124 At Illll4 Unrestric¢ed fuDd8 Unrestricted 116.536 (2.907) 113.629 TOTAL FUNDS 116.536 (2,907) 113.629 Net movement in ￿nds. included in the aix)ve ar¢ &$ follows: Incoming Resources expcnded Movement in funds Unrestrirted funds Unrestricted 235.585 (238,492) (2,907) TOTAL FUNDS 235,585 (238,492) (2.907) Page 13 continued...

Age#ts Giving Notrs to tbe Finnci41 SttemeDts- coffj¢inued for the Year Ended 31 December 2024 12. MOVEMEWt IN FUNDS- tontinued CompArattvu for movemtnt in funds Net movement in fun¢l% Ai 31112123 At 111123 Unrestricted thlld$ Unrestricted 120.460 (3.924) 116,536 TOTAL FUNDS 120,460 (3.924) 116,536 Comparative nel movement in included in the ab)vc arc as follows: Incomtng Resources resources axpended MOvem￿t in funds Unrestrided funds Unrestricted 189.826 (193.750) (3.924) TOTAL FUNDS 189,826 (193,750) (3,924) A current year 12 mooths and prior Ye￿ 12 months combined ￿Sition is &8 follows: Net movement in funds Ai 31112124 At Iiir23 Unrestricted fullds Unrestricted 120,460 (6,831) 113,629 TOTAL FUNDS 120,460 (6.831) 113.629 A current yeaT 12 months and prior year 12 months combined net movement in fjJn(ts. included in the atM)ve are &$ follows: Incoming resources expended Movement in funds Unrestrirted fullds Unrestricted 425,411 (432242) (6.831) TOTAL FUNDS 425,411 (432.242) (6.831) Pa8e 14 continued...

Ag¢nts Giving Notes to tbe Financial Statements- continued for the Yer Ended JI Deeembtr 2024 13. RELATED PARTY DISCLOSURES There were no relatd trans¥tions for the year ended 31 Decantr 2024. Page 15

Agents Givin8 Detsiled Statement of Financial Artivi¢ies for Ihe YeAr Ended 31 Deeember 2024 2024 2023 INCOME AND ENDOWMENrs Donations #nd legacies Donatiot)s 235,332 189.591 Investment inf ome Interesl receivable- trading 253 235 Total iDcoming resourcts 235.585 189.826 EXPENDITURE Other lrnding #ctivitie8 Computer equipment 574 1,126 Charitable 4e¢ivities Wages Pensions Self-employed SUp￿rt manager Marketing PR consultancy Fundraising ball Other fundraising Costs Dragon Boat Cosis GolfDay Donnington Golf Day Morley Haye5 Print & Banners for Conference Vid¢o- PVS Crisi￿Just A Drop Turkeyl Syria Ap[￿1 Do It For Dom T￿￿sle Trust Bon¢ Cancer Trust Bre&8t Cancer Now Belfy Costs Grants lo institulions 35,607 737 42.617 564 33.385 23,288 699 46,004 516 41.429 1.372 9,492 6.168 5.700 5.(Al 6.815 1,521 7200 2.890 7.612 19.402 21,993 13,5(K) 19.5(K) 30,936 12.IXXI 15.640 232.016 187,059 Support costs Fin)Ince Bank charges 80 87 Other Computer EX￿n5¢S 2,376 2,160 Other3 Irrccoverable VAT 530 508 Govtrnance costs Auditors, remuneration Carried forward 2.663 2,663 2,555 2,555 This page thes xk)t forni port of the stattrtory financial statements Page 16

Agents Giving Detsiled Statement of FinAncial Activities for the Year Ended 31 December 2024 2024 2023 Governanee costs Brought forward Insurance 2.663 253 2,555 255 2,916 2,810 238,492 193.750 Net ¢xpeDditu (2,￿7) (3,924) This page does noi forn) part of the mtuwry financial ￿￿eMellts Pag¢ 17