REGISTERED CI)MPANY NUMBER: 06455490 (England and Wales)
RFGISTERED CHARITY IWMBF,R: 1125856
Report of the Trnstees and
Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 December 2024
for
HEY Smile Foundation
Smalles Goldie Chartered Accountants
ststutory Auditor
Regent's Court
Princess Street
Hull
East yO￿shIre
HU2 8BA

HEY Smile Foundation
Contents of the Financial Statements
for the year ended 31 December 2024
Page
Reference and Administrative Ddails
Report of tbe Trustees
Report of the Independent Auditors
10 to 13
Consolidated Statement of Financi21 Activities
14
Consolidated Balance Sheet
15
Charity Balance Sheet
16
Consolidated Cash Flow Statement
17
Notes to the Consolidated Cash Flow Statement
18
Note5 to the Consolidated Financial Statement5
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HEY Smile FoundatioD
Reference and Administrative Details
for the year ended 31 December 2024
TRUSTEES
A J Bowden
G C Cross (resigned 1211212024)
Ms P M Dalby
Dr A Milner
TS C S Phillips
D Ranawake
T J Wigglrsworth
Ms C Sykes
KRO
REGISTERED OFFICE
Gossehalk4 t)Dck Street
Queens Gardens
Hull
East Yorkshire
HUI 3AE
REGISTERED COMPANY
INUMBER
06455490 (England and Wales)
REGISTFRF.D CHARITY
NIIMBER
1125856
AiJDITORS
Smalles Goldie Chartered Ac￿llntants
Statutory Auditor
Regent's Court
Princess Street
Hull
East Yorkshire
HU2 8BA
SOLICITORS
Gosschalks
Queens Gardens
Hull
East Yorkshire
HUI 3AE
BaTclays
l King Edwards Street
Hull
HUI 3AF.

HEY Smile Foundation
Report of the Trustees
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Thc ITUStces who are also direclors of the chariiy for the purposcs of the Companics Act 2006, prc5cnt thcir rcport with the
rmdncial statLtnbYts vf Ibc Lharity for thc year ended 31 December 2024. The trustecs have adoptcd thc provisions of
ALcounling Jnd KLporting by Ch(￿11L5." StdteTr]ent of Recommended Pracuce applicable lo charities preparing (hLir
aLcounts in aLcordancc with thc Financial Reporting Stsndard applicablc in th- UK and RcpublTC of Ircland {FRS 102)
(effective l January 2019).
Chair
Through 2024, HEY Smile has continued to support all those ch￿l1]es, organisations and volunteers across Hull and East
Ridino who gi￿.¢ their energy, time and commit￿ent lo their communities. ulllockiDg the resources of kin(Iness and care for
one another.
Sorne of the key achievements this year include.. the VCSE Collaboralive. which we launched in Mar¢h ?023, has brought
the voices of the charities to decision Tt]akcrs ￿,hO shape public sector commissioning. Smile remains a trusted partTLer for
generous donor5 and our renem'ed Smile 365+ programme for businesses has grown in fflember5hip lo be able to support
charities across our region; our Time to Volunteer .4w'aTds ei'ent in OctobeT 2024 showcased the individual commitment of
so tnany unsung heroes whose corntnitment lo pcople who need belp, support atLd a listening ear in Iheir communities. we
continuc to cclcbrate the success of the Crown Comrnunity Centre in Brid1]n￿on on it 2nd birthday in June 2024 and it is
no￿. at the centre of the communiry Wlth increased inN'olTrernenr from more VCSE groups prol'iding much needed support to
thc town's r¢sideEEls,' we held our inaugural Ladies Lwicb In March 2024, in partnership wiib Sailors Children's Socicty,
which raised over £30k and our Smile Ball in November 2024 rdised a fiffther £23k for thc Srnile Chances Fund for local
small organisatiorLS where such a difference 15 made to so many lives.
WL had somc 0[g￿Ls¥t10￿￿l changcs as this pa%t year to be more effective in our response to the needs Ihat we see, along
with thc organisations that we support every day in our communities. We also welcomed Clair Woodward to hcr new role
as Deputy CF.0 to support the Strategic work that Jamic Lewis. our CEO, is rapidly progressing.
OUT thanks go to Grahatn Cr055 w'ho stood as a trnsree this year. for his invaluable contribution to the HEY Smile
Foundation over hi5 tertn of olfire a5 we wish him well in his new adiTentures.
The mission of the HEY Smile Foundation remain5 clear - a5 all infrastructure charity Icading cotnmunity voice and insight
we provide unwavering support to cELarities and colllmunity groups. We equip IIKal Ch￿]11CS. volullteer orggJ]isations and
community groups iTriih thc t{￿1$ and confidence to be resilient helping them noi only to survive... but to thrive, especially
in tbe face of some of the mosi di￿l¢Ull societal circumstsnces we bave seen for a long tirne.
Running a charity is not easy, good intentions, humanity, commitmenL and hard work are only the start. Having the right
governance: policies, checks and balances, and especially suppor4 in place is critical to a charity being able to fulfil its
compassionate intentions.
Al Smile, we turn need inio action. listening intently to local and often UTLheard voices, identifying common problems.
bridging gaps, and finding shared solutions that bcncfit many. We empower charitable organisations to briDg thcir good
intentions to life.
Our work isn't always seen but it's cDJcial,' so. Ive roll our Slee￿eS up, we get stuck in and by working all logether, we make
difterence....
Trish Dalby - Chair
Cbief Executive
l am pri)ud to prcscnt this rcport as Chief F.xecutive of the HF.Y Srnile Foundation. reflecting a year of continued dcdication
lo strengthening and supEy)rting communities across Hull. East Yorkshire. aDd the ￿lder Humber region.

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Report of the Trustees
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This year, our team has once again demonstrated remarkable con]tnittnent. agility. and c(Trmp&8siDD. Against a backdrop of
ongoing Socidl and economic challenges, including the continued cost-of-living crisis. rising demaTJd on frontline services,
aDd persist¢nt illequalities, HEY Smile FoundatiorL ha5 retnained a trusted and proaLtive ally to the voluntary, communiry,
and social enterprise (VCSE) sector.
Our In]paet
ThToughout the year, we have continued to build on our tnission by delii'erillg coll4ibDrntive programmes, providing
infrastructure support, and tnobili5ing volunieer5. These efforLs hai"e empow'ered hulldreds of organisations to thrive,
ensuring vital local scrviccs arc 5UStaincd and ihe voice of the sector is hcard M,hcrc it mattcis mos(.
We supported over 600 chaJitics and community groups. off¢ring a wide raT)gc of Men￿ring, governance advicc. and
strategic platming sen'ices. Through our grant-g]ving plarforni. BEEC.4N', we dL5tribuicd more than £1.4 tnillion, helping
local organisaiions unlock the resources they need to make langible, lasling change in thetr communilies.
Our ill-kmd donation platform, Stnile Vault, ha5 contilluL￿ to play a crncial role in providing practlLal support, with goods
valued al over £90,000 distributcd tu organisations and individuaIs itL nccd. WL w¢re a]so pleased to cxpalld our GIurD
Social Prescribing progtattllnc, whiLh continues to comiect peoplc Lo tLalwc-basLd iT]terventions ihat itnpiovc wcllbcitL&'.
support menthl hcalih, and build stronger cornmunity conncctions.
In partllLr5kLiP WLth thL NHS. we played a ccntral rolc in thL fL"giun<il Vaccine PTogrdmmc. cngagin¥ Ioc&il LOtiimLUlities and
Tnobilising volunteers to support uptakc. Our Connecting Communitics Tcam. supportcd through the Better Care Fund, hds
provided tailored, pcr50n-ccntred support to improve cornmunity bcalih outcomes alld prornote social inclu5ivn. Ive also
laid important foundations for the futurc with thi launch of thc Tcgional Research F.ngagcmcnt Nctwork {RF.N). designed to
en5UTL Lommunity voices and lived expcricllLC5 illfoThll les￿r£h, policy, alld frontlinc practicc.
Strength in Partncrship
Cullaburation rernains at the corc of cvcTrthill&T wc do. OveT the p&8t year. wc havc dcq)cncd our relationships with public
5CLlur partners, NHS bodies. local authoIitie5, and corrM)rate supporters. Thcsc partncrship5 bave enabled us to co-dcsigtl
responses to complcx challenges and to deliver collcctivc solutions with grcaler impacl.
Onc signifiL4int devEI(Trpment was the redcsign and launch of our Tn￿lee Netsvork: Ivbich providcs peei supporL shared
l¢aming, and practical rcsourccs to 5trcnEytheD goi"emance acrik8S thc VCSL scctoi. Wc also hosted our inaugural VCSL
Sbliwcase. a vibrant celebtation olihe iJ)noi'ation. diversity. and impacl ol local organisalinns.
Being namcd thc Ch￿ty Pdrtner for Hurnber Business Day wa5 a maji)I milestone 2n opportunity to raisc thL profile of the
5ccioT. amplify ils contribution to regional prospcrity. and build connecuons with local business Icaders.
T am particularly proud of our role in convcning and coordinaiing efforts across scctors. Whether supporting emergency
rcsponsL nctworks or co-producing suslainablc rnodcls of communil) care, HF_Y Smilc founddtiun brings more than
tacilitation. WL crcatc trubtLd ILlation.ship8. champion 5haTed putP05c. and dn"ITe fonvard meaningfi]l action.
Our People and Culture
At tb¢ hcart of every achievement is our incredible tcam a group of talenfrd. passionate: and vatues-lcd individuals who
bring energy and care to eVe￿hIng they do. We remain cornmilled to fostering a positive and supportive working culture,
in￿esting in staff wellbeing and professional dcvcloprncnt so our people are equipped to lead, innovate, and grow.
This year, wc strengthcncd oui illlL"rnal capacity with tw'o Dew slratLgic appointmLllts. A Deputy CEO role was itLtTuduLLd
to enhance our Icadcrship team and ensure strong dclii'ery of OUT strategic objectives_ Wc al.qo crcatcd a dcdicated VCSE
Data Role, recognLsing tbe growing importance olinsighi and impact measurement iu shaping better services and informing
future investment.

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Our board of trustees coiilinues to provide outstanding stewardship. Their experience. guidance. and comrnitment lo our
values have been central to our continued success.
Challenges and Resilience
Like many in the sector, we baN'e faced a year of considerable pressure. Rising operatiooal costs, uncertain fi￿dIng streams,
and gryowing Lommunity need havL tcsled our resilience. Yd we hai'e respondcd with focus, creativity. and a deep sense or
purpose.
Ry 5tiiying truc to our mission and valucs, we have not only su5taincd our work - we havc cxtcndcd our reach and dccpcncd
our irnpact. We are acutcly aN'aTC of the need to secuTc out long-tCTm sustainabiliry. aDd hai'c continued to divcrsify incomc
streams, invest in robust systems, and strengthen our strategic planning.
Looking Ahead
As il'e tum toward thc future, we are excited tu bc dcvcloping a neiv fivL-ycar strategic plan that will guide our directio
and dccpcn our impact. This llcw slrdicgy is built around fouT corc pillars."
Driving cxcellence in practicc, Cicating opportunities tv collabotate, Inspiring peoplc and corporations, alld boslcting
resilienLC and capacity.
Over thL Ll)llung ycar, we look fon¥ard io launching the Smile Impaci bun(L a new mtLh¢Ulls￿ io rcsource bold
innovative grassroots PTOjCCts. We will coniinuc to g￿W our role a8 a secior Icadcr. advocale for inclusivc and cquitable
partnerships, and strengthen our digital infrasmicture and impacl me&surement systen]s io cnsure our work remainb buth
responsivc and cvidcrLCC-led.
Wc remain grounded in our core value.4 of collaboTaiioffj compasqion. trusi. and community. These principlcs bave guided
U5 thTough a challenging ycar, and thcy will coniinue lo undcTPiD Cvcrything we do as wc Tnovc into a new ¢haptCT.
To OUT fimders, pattllcrs, volunteers, suppurtcfth. Staff. and trustees thank you. Your continued bclicf in our mission which
pom'ers our ability Iv dclivci meaningful, lasting changc across our region.
Jamir LcThis
ORWECTTVES AND ACTIVITIES
Objectives and aims
-Ihc trustce's review Smilc's dctivity against the Charity Con]mission guidelines on public benef11, also, thcy rcvicw thc
LffLLtivclless of ILS ongoillg Jctivity and regularly &sses thc CU￿c[lt tleeds of the LQU]rnuDity it serves acmbS Ilull and L,ast
Yorkshirc. The trustees reco8nise the continued need to m&Kimige the potential of exisiing resources with the private, public
and volunlary sector, ensuring thcy go further, work hardeT and last longer.

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OKJECTIVES AIYD ACTA VII"IES
Significant activities
The HU￿ber, Coast and Vale Green Social Prescribing? 2 year test and learll programme was a pioncering initiativL
that aimed to cmbcd grccll soLial pre.scribing into communities. supporting tncntal alld pbysical well-being through naluic-
bascd actii'itics. Fundcd by multiple organisaiions, including The Department for F.nvironmenG Food and Rural
Affairs, NHS England, NHS Improvemen( Natural EngIall￿ and tbe DepJrtment Health and Social Care, the
rcEional progratnmc, ILad by Smile, helpcd imprO￿.C mcntal hcalth outcutncs, rcduce health incqualitics, and Icsscn dcmand
on health and social care 5yStellts. Tbe project 5ucce55fv11y integrated outdoor activiti&% into local healthcare initiati￿e5,
leaving a lasting itnpacl on communiues across Ihe Humber, Coast, and North Yorksbire region.
Developing the TiTne2Voluntcer digiLIl platforni, supported by a net￿,0[k of public, private and VCSE paTtn¢rs and
building on the huge i"olunte¢r movcment ii'hich M"'as vitsl covid.
Transforming the Bridlington Crowm Building into a collaboratii"'e community centre focussed on supporting local
residents, VCSE groups througb Coi'id recoverv and tbe ongoing cost of lii-ing crisis.
Continuing lo support the VCSE sector in East Riding ofyorkshire, proi"iding them with the lools to grow and develop.
Continuing to invest charitable funds into our NHS through our contracted charities Health Tree Foundation and Health
Stsrs.
Through support from the National Lottery ConyDunity Fund. HEY Smile Foundation is delivering their Growing Green
and Blue Health project. This project continues work in the region to support the development and upskilling of Green and
Bluc Health opportunities and better connect the health and care sector with community-b&sed outdoor and in-namre
activity-
Thc project is working closely with the Humber and North Yorkshire VCSE Collaborative's leadership Co support VCSE
groups running outdoor and in-nature activities to develop their offer and skills with regards to health and wellbeing
outcomes.
Public benefit
The Trustees confim that they have cornplicd with the dul)." in Section 4 of the Charities Act 201 I to have due regard to the
Charity Commission's gcncral guiddDCC on public benefil. We hairc rcfcrrcd to thc guidaTJCC in thc Charity Commission's
general guidallce on Public BcnLfit whLn reviewing our aims and objeCtI￿c5 and ￿ pl1u￿]llg aur future activities. In
particular, thc "Irustccs consider how planned activitic5 will conttibulc LO the aims and objectives thcy havc set.

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OWECTIVES AND ACTIVITIES
Grantmaking
In 2024 havc ￿(1dC graDts that tneet our objectives in parhiership with llwiy local funders. These grants Lovcicd
Ihe following arLa5,'
Health and Well-bcing
Loneliness and isolation
Cost of Living
- Education
Spon and physical activity
Leadership and resilien¢e
- The Arts
- NHS enhanceTncnts to facilitie5
Our grants are generally linked 10 planned a¢liN'ily for Ibe year however 2024 again Saw us ￿'OrkIng across the public and
private sector as well as granl makers and philanthropists to ensuTe funds were directed 10 where they wert needed.
OUT tbanks go out to a great number of partllers this year illcluding". Gosscbalks Solicitors, East Ridin<v of Yorkshire
Council. Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Tnjsl. Hurnbei & Nortb Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership, Help for
Health. KCOM, Sargcnt Electrical. Milsubishi Chemicals. NOVA Studios and Smalles Goldie
Through our slrate¥ic Work with local NHS charlties, Smile has playcd a vital role in supporting charitable incotnc,
lundTaising and projeLls that enhancc patient services, particularly at N'orthem LineolnshiTC and Goole NHS Foundation
Trust and Humber Teaclling IIS Foundaiiun Tnjst. Our efforts have enabled the Trusts lo make a meaningful difference i
iTJJpfDving hcalthcare and community wellbcing
Our grant making conlillucs to gtow with the trnsl of partners lo maximise thc Smile expertise in delivery. We do noi tak<
this for granted and continuc to look to iTnprovc our scrvic(3, in particular the Bcccan systcm www.bcccan.org.uk to enable
gTeater timder collaboration Lolllrnu￿ty I￿paCL
Volunteers
Wc are delighted to be a charity of choice for a wide range of volunteers. In thc ycar the areas in which volunteers
ontributed included.
Trustees
Tn]Siec academy
Research and admillislration
CoTpofdte volunteering iri the community
Professional seryices help
VoluntceTS from a¢r055 the region were recognised in our annual Volunteer Awards ceremony which was our first indoor,
large scale event since the Covid pandemic.

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SI'RA"fLGIC KEYORT
Reserves policy
Thc tn]stc¥s set the reserves policy in linc with national best practice and look for 6-9 tnonths running costs. Thc trustres
ask thL CEO tu higblight if we drop below Ihc si.x-InoDtb position via the financc COIn￿L11CC. but equally, seek lo cnsurc Ihat
our frec reserves do not surp&8s ninc months unless planned for a spccific rcason. It is our collective bclicf that WC dre in
operation to ensure that funds arc invcsied in the community as effectively as possible.
Designated fi]nds
In the year we beld deSI￿ated funds for partners. in 2024 these included:
The I Am Fund
ICB
East Riding of Yorkshire Council
Smile Group
Restricted Funds
Wherever possible, we try to limit the number of restricted fuDds held. aiming to receive ￿ndS in un-restricted or designated
to ensure fvttds can be maximised etyicienily and effectively foi the comr(Lunity. Within 2024 we held restTiCted funds for
the following:
- JB Willows Working Men's Cottages
- Hull Youth Support Trust
East Bith"iig of Yorkshire Council
.NHS
The Health Tree
Gruwing Green and Blue Health
IC.B
Future plan5
Key objLLtiI'cs for 2025-
- Developrnent of a fivc ycar stratcgy for Smile and its subsidiary charitics
Renewed focus OIL partncrsELiPS and development including the introduction of a refreshed events caleT]dar with the
objcctive of raising funds and engaging corporatc partncTS
Developmcnt of a longer-terni support and development plan for our re￿On
Create and develop better lletworks for charities lo collaborate and come together
Maintain the Bridlington Cromi Community building und¢r an exietLdcd lease as a result ot" demonstratable collective
impacl
STRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE ALYD mANAGE,*￿￿T
Governing document
The HEY Smile Foundation (Smile) is a Tegistered charity (1125856) and a company limited by guarantee (06455490)
govcrncd by its memorandum and articles of association adopted in Sepiember 2008.
Recruitment and appointment of tn15tees
The trustees are also the directors and forni Ihe management committee. Tbey are elected al the annual general meeting. TELe
committce rcpresenls a wide selection of the private public sector across Hull and East Yorkshire. Trustees are elected
following a recruittnLnt proLess in w'hich we reach out to our cxttDsive nctwork of relationships and forniaL advertisements.
Out skills rniitrix supports any positjons which bccornc availablc: and this en.sures that ivhcn IcLTuilin¥ we are specific in the
nCccS￿ry Skills to enhance our clltTcnt board and hclp us io fulfil our stratcgic objcctivcs in linc wilh our constitution.

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fiTRUC'fuRE, GOI'ERNANCE AND I¥ILNAGEfvIENT
Organisational structure
At any onc timc the reportcd ycar. the Charity had a minimum of nillc Dircctorsltrustccs. Thcy consisted of.
t)r AndTCW Milner
Mr Andrcw Bowdcn
r Cirahatn Cross - Resigned 12th Dccernber 2024
Mrs Cathy Phillips
Mr Dilecpa Ralla￿,ak¢
Mr Tim Wigglesworth
Ms Patiicia Dalby
Ms Catherine Sykes
MT Kcnneth Ross
The lrnstees meet a rninimutn of four titnes a year, with furtber committee meetings in the following areas..
Finance, Management and Risk
People
- Rcsources incorporatlllg JB Willows & Hull Youth Support Trnst
.IAmFund
Managemcnt of the Charity
The day to day management of the Charity is delegated to the CEO and his leadership team which consists of the following,.
- Deputy CEO (Clare Woodard)
Ilcad of Operations (-[ T￿Y Underwood)
Ht&id of Community Dtw"L"lopment (Nick Middlcion)
Head of Partncrships (Tessa Wtay)
Thc CF.0 is rLSPOn5ible for deleLiatillg the responsibilities of the annual platL and monitoring pcrtorniance iu lillc with
approvcd budgets, regularly asscssing operational risks and opportunities. In the Y¢￿ wc worked with our prote5sional
advisor5 Marshall & Co Arcountants, Oosschalk5 Solicitors and Radius Insurdnce BrokeT5.
In the reported year, Smile employce numbers varied due to work commissiolled peakiDg at 35 people across all of its
Services. The majority of the employee5 are aligned with contracts, all of which are reviewed anllually.
Induction and trailling ol new trustees
It is the CEO'S responsibility to fulfil the fornial induction of new Trustees, in addition, the Chair and CEO work together
with the Head of Operations lo ensure all ongoing training r4uirement. Each trustee is ab'gned with key areas of interest
and expertise lo enable the Charity to thrive.
Our People
Tn 2024 the trustees oncc again carried out an employce survey lo establish key arcas of devclopment and invcstment in our
people while supporting the work on our refreshed Vision, Mission alld Values. We hake also highlighted new areas of
investment iu our people to ensure we remain an employer ofcholce in 2025.
Risk management
Highlighling operational risks arc tbe responsibility of all employees. Risks in all areas of Sttiile are regularly collated and
rnoniloicd b), the ('EO and Dcputy CEO , Iviih any changes to thL rcgisler highlig.htcd lo the Finance. Management & Ribk
Committcc. Thc risk regislcr is in placc and fonnally revicwed by thc COTnmittce quartcily.
S I"AI'E.MENT OF I'RUSTEES, RESPONSIBILITIES
The tru5tecs (who are also thc dircctors of HEY Smilc Foundation foi thc purposes of company law) arc rcsponsible for
preparing the R£port of the Tru5tCCs and the fillancial statements in accordance with appb'cable law and Uniied Kingdom
Accounting Standards (Uniled KiT]gdom Generally Accepicd Accounting Practice).

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STATEMEIYT OF TRUSTEES, RESPONSIBtLITIES_ continued
Company law requires the trustees to prepare financial statements for each financial year which give a true and fair N'iew of
the slate of affairs of the charitable company and of the incoming resources and applicatt.on of resources. includillg the
income and expendiNre, of the charitable ¢ompan>' for that periiKI. In preparing those flnancial statements, the trusttes are
required to
select suitablc accounting wlicies and then apply th¢m consistcntly-
observe the methods atLd principles in the Cbarity SORP;
make judgemenLs and estimates that are reasonable and prlldenL
PTepare the Financial stalcmcnts on thc going concern basis unless it is inappropriatc to presume thai thc charitablc
cotnpany will continue in business.
The trnstees are responsible for keepin(r
propcr accounting records ￿hich disclose with reasonable accuracy at any time the
fmancial position ol the charitable company and lo enable tbem lo ensure that (he financial sialements cornply with the
Companies Act 2006. They ar¢ also r&gponsible for safeguarding ihe assets of the charitsble company and hence for taking
reasotlablc stEPS fcjr the prevention and detection of fraud ynd other irreglllarities.
In so far as the trustees arc awaic:
thcrc is tLO rclcvznt audit infonnation of which tlLC Ch￿Itable COTDpangs auditors are unawarc: and
thc IruslLLS havc takLll Lill %teps that thcy ought lo havL" L4ken lo them.selves awaTc of any [LIEv4￿t audit
inforniation and to establish that thc auditors aware of that inforniation.
ALI>ITORS
Thc auditurs, SToailes Cjoldie Chartered Accountallts. will be prop(Jqed for re-appointtncnt at thc forthL(Trming Annual
General Meeting.
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Report of the Independent AudRtors to the imembers of
HEY Smile Foundation
Opinion
We have auditcd the financial state[n￿￿t5 01 IIEY Smile Foundation (the Lharitable company,) for the ycar ended
31 December 2024 which comprise the Statement of Financial Activities, the Balance Sheet, the Cash Flow Statement and
notes to the fmancial stalemenls. including a summary of significant accounting policies. The fman¢ial reporting framework
tbat has been applied in thciT preparation is applicable law arLd United Kingdom Accounting Stsndards (United Kingdorn
Generally Acceptcd Accounting Practice).
In our opinion the fmancial statements..
give a tnje and fair view of ihe state Df tbe group's and of the paTent charitable company affairs as at 31 Decen]ber 2024
and of thL group's incomillg resourLcs and applicatioTh of r￿sOurces. including its income and expbDdituic for thc year then
havc been propcrly prepared in aCL0rd￿Ce with United Kingdom Gcnctally Acccptcd Accounting Practicc; and
- havc bccn prcparcd in accordancc with the requirements of thc CO￿PanieS Act 2006.
Basis for opinion
We conducted our audil in accordance wiib tniernaiional Siandards on Audiiing (LTK) (ISAS (UK}) and applicable law. Our
regptsn4ibilities UTJder those standardg 2re further descnbed in the Auditor%' responsibilities for the Audit of the finEinoial
5tatcmcnts section of rcport. Wc independent of thc ckwitablc compallJ in accordancc with the ethical requireTllcTLts
that are relevant to our audit of Ibe fmancial statements An the UL including the FRC'S Ethical Standard, and we have
fulfilled our other ethical responsibilities in a¢cordance with thcsc requirements. We belicvc that the audit ei'idence wc
havc obtained is su￿1Clent and appropriate to PTovidc a basis for our opinion.
Conclusions relating to going concern
In auditing Ihe financial staterncnts: we have concluded that the t￿￿tee5, use of the going concern basis of accounting in the
Preparation of the fjnancial statcmcnts is appropriaie.
Based on the work we have perfornied, we hai".e not identified any material uncertainties relating to evcnts or condih"on8
thai. Indi￿.idua1lY or collectively. m&ly L&15t si¥nificant doubt on the Lh&￿tabIL cornpany's ability lo continue as a going
concern for a period uf at Icast twclve months from whcn thc financial statements aTC autboriscd for issue.
Our responsibilities and the responsibilities of the trn51ees respect to going cvncern are described in the ielevant
sections of this report.
Other information
The mistees are respon5iblc for the other infonnation. Tbc other infounauon cornpriscs the infonnation includcd in the
Annual Report, other than Ibe fmancial slatemenis and our Report of the tndependeni Auditors thereon.
Our opinion on thc financial statements does not cover the other infonnation an(L except lo the extent othcnvise explicitly
statcd in our rq)ort, we do not expr¥ss any forni of assurance conclusion thcrcoll.
Tn connection with our audii of the financial statements. our responsibility is to read the other information and, in doing so,
consicler ￿,hether the other informaiioll Is rfLaterially inconsisient Mith the fmancial statemenis 01 our knowledge obtained in
the audit or othenvise appeats iu be materially misstsied. If we identify sucb material inconsistencies or appaient material
mi5Statements. we are requirLd io dclLrn]ine ivhether this gii"Ls risc to a material misslatLmcnt in the tinancial st2teTnLnts
thLm&elves. If, based on the work we have perfomie& we conclude that there is a material misstatement of this oihLr
infonnation, ￿'C are required to TCPOrt that fact. We have nothing lo rcport in this regard.
OpiDiODS on other matters prescribed by tbe Companies Aet 201
In our opinion: based on thc work undertaken in the course of the audit:
the infonnation given in the Report of the Tn￿[eeS for the financidl year for which the financial stalements are prepared
is consistent Mwith the fmancial statement5,' and
the Report of the Twslees has been prepared in accordance with applicable legal requirements.
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l¥latters on which we are required to report by exeeplio
Ln ibe light of the knowledge and understanding of the charitable company and its environment obtained in the course of the
audit. we have not identified malerial misstatemcnts in the Report of the Trustees.
Wc havc nothiTLg to report in respect of thc folLowiDg matiers i¥here the Companies Act 2006 requires us lo report to you if.
in our opiniull:
- adcquaic accounting records have not been kept by the parent clLaritable company. or retEllns adequafr for our audit have
not been received fro￿ brancbes not visited by us- or
- the parent charitable CO￿panY'S financial 51aternents are not in agreement with the accounting records and returns. or
- certain disclosures of dire£tOTS' temuneration specified b}.. law are not made: or
- we have not received all the infonnation and explanations we tequire for our audit.
Responsibilities of trustees
explained more fully in the Statement of Trnstees. ResponSLbilitiCs, thc Itustees (who are also the directors of the
charitable coThpatLy for the purposes of company law) are responsible for the preparation of the financial 8tatements and for
being Satisfied that they givc a Iruc and fair view. and for sucb tntemal control as the trustees detertnine is ncccssary to
enablo iho pr￿aratI￿n uf financial stalements that fr¢0 frovll Tniltertal misstatemen¢ wheihcr duc ts) fraud or error.
In preparing the f￿arle1a1 stalemenls, the t￿sleeS are responsible for assessing the charitsble company's ability to continue
as a going concern, disclosing, as applicable. matters related to going concern and using the goiT]g concern basis of
accounting unlcss the inLStees eithcr intcnd to liquidate the charithle company or to ccasc opeT*tions, or bave no rcalistLC
altcrnativc but to do so.

Report of the Independent Auditors to the imembers of
HEY Smile Foundation
Our responsibilities for the audit Trf the financial Statements
Oui objectives are to obtain reasonable a55urancc about wbethet the fillatLcial Stateme￿13 as a whole are free fiotn material
misstatement, whether due to fraud or eTTor, and to ]￿uC a Report of the Independent Auditors thal includes our opinion,
Reasonable assurance is a high level of assurance. bul is not a guarantee that an audil conducted in a¢cordance with ISA5
(LK) will always detect a material tnisstatemcnt when it exists. Misslatcments cat) arise frorn fraud or error 8J)d are
considered material if, indii'idually or in the aggregate, they could reasonably be expected to influence the econotnic
decisions ocusers taken on the basis of these Financial 5ts1emenls.
The extent to which our procedures are capable of detecting irregularities, including fraud is detailed below:
ITtegularitie5. includinu fraud. are inst1￿ccS of non-COTuplI￿CC with laws and te¥ulalions. We desi￿ procLduies in line
ith our responsibilitics, outlined above. to dctcct malerial misstatcmcnt4 in respcct of iTrcgularities, including fraud_ The
cxtent to whiLh our procedures arc capablc of d=tecting I￿c¥u1ar1tics. including fraud is detailed below:
Our approach io identifying and asse55ing the risk5 of matrnal misstatem￿￿ t in rcspect of irregularitic5, including fraud and
non-compliance with laws and regulations, was focused on specific laws and regulations wbich we considered may have a
direct material effect on the charity onl}. and consolida￿d financial statements or the operations of the charitable compan}.
and the gtoup, including the Companies Act 2006, thc CkLarities Act 2011, data protection, anti-bribery, emplnytnLlit,
fi￿draISing regulations and health and safery legislation.. An understanding of thcsc laws and regulations and the exieni ol
compliance obtaincd through discussion with managemeT]t and inspecting legdl and rcglllatory co￿¢Spondcncc.
MIL t￿sC5Sed the SUSCEPtibility of the charitablc cornpally's and consolid¢itcd fitWLcial state￿C￿ts to material rnisstdtctllcnr,
InLluding obtaining at] ulldcr51allding of how frtiud mighi occur. by tnaking cnquiries of ￿t￿agC￿ent and considLiing Ihc
internal colltrols in placc to mitigdlc risks of fraud and non-compliance with Idws and Tcgulations.
To address the nsk ol fraud throllgh t￿(￿agcMCnt bias and i)VLtridc of controls, wc pcrformed analylLLal proLcdures (o
identify any unusual or unexpcLtcd rclationships. ie5ted journal entr]"e8 10 idcntify unusual transactions,. assessed whLthcr
judbFements and assumptLUn5 made in deterrnining. the accounting e5timatcs were indic4ilive of potential bi&lb.' Lind
ini'cstigated th¥ rationalc behind significant or unusual trdnsactions.
In rcsponse to the risk of ittegularities and non-compliance ivith laws and regulatlDIJ5. wc designed pr()Ledurcs which
included, but wcrc not limitcd to agrccing charity only and consolidaLcd financial statement disclosl￿CS to undeTlying
supporting documcntaiion. reading Ihe minutes of meetings of those charged with guvctnaDce; enquiring of management as
to actual and potcntidl litigation and claivns" and rcvicwing corrc5pondcnce with rclcvant Icgulalors thc ukntable
Lompatiy'5 legal advi.sors.
Due to thc inhcrent lirnitation5 of an audit, there is a risk that we ii."ill not dctcct all iLTegularilic5, including those leading to
material misstatCTncnt in the finanLidl 5tatcmcnts or non-cuvnpliance w."ith regul4Ltion. This risk incrca5CS thc more ihal
compliance with a law or regulation is rctnoi'cd from the eTrent5 and transactions r¢flcctcd in the finanbial statcmcnts, as we
will bc Icss likely to becomc aware of I￿5[anceS Qf Don-compliance. Audiling 5talldards also limii the audit procedures
required lo identify non-compliance with lawq and regulatioTJS to enquiry of the directors and oiheT managcrnent and che
inspection of regulatory and legal eotrcspondence, if any.
The risk is also greater regarding irregularities ocCU￿1ng due to fraud rather than error, as fraud involves intentional
concealment, lorgery, collusion, omi5siun, or misrepresenlatioll.
A fi]rther de5CriPtion of our respon5ibilitics tor the audit of the financial %tatcmcnts is located on the Financial RepOrt￿g
Council's website al W￿7v.frc.Org.uklaudltQrSreSponSlblliIle5. This description forn]s part of our Report of the Independent
Auditors.
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HEY Smile Foundation
Use of our report
This T¢PVrt is ￿ade solely to the charitable company's mernbers. as a body. in accoidance with Chapter 3 of Part 16 of the
CuTnpanies Act 2006. Our audit work h<￿ bccn undertaken so that WC Tnight stdtc to the charitablc coJnpany's Members
those matters we are required to 5tatc io them in an auditors. report and for no otber pu￿oSe. To thc fullesl extent pern]itted
by law, we do not acccpt or as5uIIic fcspDnsibility to anyonc othcr tbatL thc charitable company and thc charitable company's
InLJnbers aq a body. for our audit w'ork. for this report. or for the opinions have fDnned.
Siephell Bramall Bsc FCA (Senior Statutory Auditor)
foT and on behalf of Smalles Goldie Chartered Accountants
Starutory Auditor
Regenl'5 Court
Princess Street
Hull
Easi Yorkshire
HU2 8BA
11 lÉlzaz
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HEY Smile FoundatioD
Consolidated Statement of Financial Activities
(Incorporating an Income and Expenditure Account)
for the year ended 31 Deeember 2024
2024
Total
fiLnds
2023
Total
funds
Unrestricted
funds
Rcstiictcd
funds
Notcs
INCOME AND ENDOWMENfs FROM
Donation5 and Icgacics
230.821
284J80
515.201
563,000
Charitable activities
General
654.651
652.615
1,307.266
1.068.594
Investjnent income
537
57.462
75.964
Total
886 009
993.920
1.879.929
1,707,558
EXPEryDITURE ON
Charitable activities
General
936.363
970.900
1.907.263
2.240.331
et gains on itLVCStments
56.376
56,376
54.820
NET INC.OMEI(EXPENDITURE)
Transfers belween fund5
23,020
12.608)
29,04?
(477,953)
20
12,60¥
Net movement in funds
18.630
10.412
29,042
(477,953)
RECOIYCILIATION OF FUNDS
Total funds brought forward
946,962
2.666.086
3.613.048
4.091,001
TOTAL FUIYDS CARRiED FORWARD
965.592
2 676 498
3 642 090
3.613.048
The notes foTm part of these financial statement5
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HEY Smile Foundation
Consolidated Balance Sheet
31 December 2024
2024
Total
funds
2023
Totsl
nds
Lnrestricted
funds
Restricted
nds
Notcs
As rescated
FIXTD ASSETS
Intangiblc dssct5
Tangible assets
JnvestmeDIs
13
14
15
5,249
2,127,459
972 472
5.321
867.847
2,116.999
2,122.320
867.847
873.168
2,116.999
2,990,167
3,105.180
CLRRENT ASSETS
Debtors
Cash at bank and in hand
16
84.583
127235
7.721
569,607
92,304
696,842
80,687
548,403
211.8l8
577J28
789,146
629,090
CREDITORS
Amounts falling due within one year
17
(114.700)
(17.827)
{132.527}
(105,254)
,YET CURREiYf ASSETS
97.118
559,501
656.619
523.836
TOTAL ASSETS LESS CURRELYT
I.IABtLITIES
970,286
2.676,500
3,646,786
3,629,016
CREDITORS
AtDOUllts falling due after more than one year
18
(4.696)
(4,696)
(15.968)
SIT ASSETS
965.590
2.676.5(JO
3.642.090
3.613.048
FLYIDS
Lnrestricted funds
Restricted fi￿dS
20
965,590
2 676 500
946,962
2 666 086
TOTAL FUNDS
3 642 090
3 613 048
The financial statements were approved by the Board of Trustecs and authorised for issue on ..
and wert signed on its behalf by..
P M Dalby- Tru
ee
The notes forni part of these financial statements
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HEY Smile Foundation
CharRty Balance Sheet
31 December 2024
2024
Total
funds
2023
Unrestricted
funds
RLstricted
fuTJds
funds
Notes
As rC5th￿d
FIXED ASSETS
Iniangiblc a55cts
Tangiblc a5SCts
lllve5tmellts
12
13
14
5.250
10,423
972 572
5,321
867,947
5,321
867.947
873268
873,268
988,245
CLIIRENT ASSETS
Debiocs
Cash ai bank and in hand
15
105,840
159,784
105,840
627,034
83,511
503,923
467250
265.624
467250
732,874
587,434
CREDITORS
Amounts falling due within one year
16
(114,698)
(114,698)
(97,521)
T CURRENT ASSETS
150.926
467 250
618.176
489 913
I'OI'AL ASSETS LESS CURRF.LYT
LIABILITILS
1.024,194
467.250
1,491,444
1.478,158
CREDITORS
Amounts falling du¢ after more than onc ycar
17
(4,696)
(4,696)
(15.968}
-NET ASSETS
1.019,498
467250
1,486,748
1.462.190
FLINDS
nrestricled funds
Restricted funds
19
1,019,498
467 250
973,349
488 841
TOTAL FUNDS
1.486 748
1462 190
The flnaucial statements were approved by the Board of Trustees and authorised for issue on ........
and were signed on its behalf by=
PMDalby-T
The notes form part of these financial statements
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HEY Smile Foundation
Consolidated Cash Floiv Statement
for the year ended 31 December 2024
2024
2023
Cash flow5 fro￿ operating activities
Cash generated fro￿ operations
Interest paid
(2,727)
554
(449.843)
1.562
'el cash uscd in operatin8 activitics
3,281)
451.405
Cash flows from iovesting actiiities
Purcbase of tangible fjxed assets
Purchase of fixed asset investments
Sale of tangible fixcd assets
Sale of fixed asset investments
Interest received
(609)
(801)
2.063
161,802
537
(1,872)
(101,136)
201,I36
el cash provided by inTresting activities
162,992
99,178
Casb floivs from financing atlivities
Loan iepayments in year
11272
10.545
et cash used in finaucing activities
11272)
10 545)
Cbange in cash and cash equiv*lenls in the
reporting period
Cash and ¢ash equivalents at the beginning
of tbe reporting period
148,439
(362.772)
548.403
911,175
C.a8h and cash equivalents at the end of the
reporting period
548.403
The notes foTrn part of these financial statements
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HEY Srnile Foundation
Notes to the Consolidated Cash Flow Statement
for the year ended.11 December 2024
RECONCILL4TIO.Y OF NET INCOLMEI(EXPEYDITLRE) TO NET CASH FLOW FROM OPERATING
ACTIVITIES
2024
2023
Net income/(expendlture) for the reporting period (4s per the Statem¢nt
of FiDAncial Activities)
Adjustments for:
Depreciation charges
Gain on investments
Inlerest received
Interest paid
(Increase)/decrease in debtors
Increase/(decreast) in creditors
29.042
{477,953)
8,934
(56,376)
{537)
554
(32,874)
48,530
8,987
(54,820)
(1,050}
1,562
104,547
31.116)
Net cash used in operations
449,843
ANALYSIS OF CHAYGES IN NET FUNDS
Al 111124
Cash flow
At 31112124
Net e*sh
Casb at bank and in hatLd
548.403
148,439
696 842
548 403
148439
696,842
Debt
Debts falling due wittLin l year
Debts falling due after l year
(E1274)
15.968
(11,274)
4,696
15,970)
Total
521 161
159.711
680,872
The noies form part of these financial slatements
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HEY Smile Foundation
Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements
for tbe year ended 31 December 2024
ACCOUNTING POLICIES
Basis of preparing the financial statements
The financial stalemenis of the charitable cornpany, Thhich is a publkc benefjt entity under FRS I02. bave been
prepared in accordance with ihe Charities SORP (FRS 102) 'A¢counting and Reporting by Charities-. Statement of
Recommended Practice applicable to chariiies preparing their accoutlts in accordance witb ihe Financial Reportillg
Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ircland {FRS 102) (¢ffcctivc l January 2019),, Financial Rcporting
Stalldard 102 'The Financial Reporting Stalldard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland, and the Compallie
Act 2006. The finallcial statements have been prepared under ihe historical cost eonvenlion, with the exception of
investments which are inclLkded at rnarket &alue. as modified by the revaluation of certain assets.
Income
All incomc is rcco£nised in the Statement of Financial Actii."itie8 once the charity bas entitlernent to the funds. it is
probablL that the income will be received and thc amount can be measured reliably.
Expenditure
LiabilitlC5 arc Fecognised as expenditurc as 500n as thcre is a legal or constructivc obligation committing the charity
to that cxpcnditure, It is probable that a traD5fct oleconomic benefits ivill be requitcd ill sctilernent and the amount
of the obligation can be measured reliably. Expenditure is accounted for on an accruals b&sis and has been classificd
under headings that aggregate all c05t rclatcd 10 tbe categorv. Wb¢re costs cannot be directly attributed to particular
hcadings they have becn allocated lo acCiviliLs on a basis consistent with the usc of iesources.
Grants offered subject to conditions which have not been met at ibe year end date are noted as a commitment but not
accrued as expenditure.
Goodwill
Goodwill, bcing the amount paid in connection with the acquisition of a busine&5 in 2014. is being amortised evenly
over its estituated use￿1 life of five }'ears.
Intangible assets
In[￿gIble assets are initially measured at cost. After initial recogniiion, intangible asscts are measured at cost less
any accumulated amortisation and any accumulatcd impainnent losses.
Tangible ￿ed assets
Depreciation is provided at the following annual rates in order to write off each asset over its estimaled usebjl life.
CorrLPUter equiprncnt
25Q/o on cost
Tax¥tion
The charity is excvnpl froTn corpoTatt"OD lax on its charitable actii."ities.
Fund accounting
Unrestricted funds can be used in accordance wilh the charitable objectives at ihe discretion of the trustees.
Restricted ￿ndS can only be used for particular restricted purposes within tbe objects of the charity. Restrictions
arise )￿h¢ll 5pecificd by the donor OT when funds are rdiscd for particular resLTiCted PU￿o$cs.
Designatcd funds ate those urLrestyicled fimds which h2ve been sel aside by thc trllstccs foT an essential spend or
future p￿￿ose.
Further explanation of the nature and PUTW)se of each fijnd is included in the notes to the fin￿CIal stalemenls.
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HEY Smile Foundation
Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements - continued
for the year ended 31 December 2024
ACCOUNTING POLICIES- continued
Pellsion costs and other p05t-retiremeDt benefits
'IThL" Lharilable comp2n}' opeTates a dcfmcd CODtTibution pension schcmc. Contributions payablc to Ihc charitable
conipdny's pcnsion ￿herne are chargcd to thc Statcmcnt of Ftnancial Activitics in thc period to which thcy rclatc.
Debtors and creditors receivablelpavable within one year
Dcbtors and creditors witb no stated interest rdte and receiN""able or payable within one year are recorded at
transaction price. Any losses arising fn)m irnpaim]ent are recogui5ed in the profit and loss account in other
administration expenseb.
Investments
Stocks and shares quoted on a rccogDi5ed stock exchange arc included in the balance sheet at thcir n]id-n]arket i.-alue
21 the year end. The variances betwaen markel value and original cost or annual revaluation of the investmenlb are
shown as unrealised investment gains and losses.
The differences between the original cost or allnual valuation and the proceeds of investments disposed of are shown
as a gaitd(loss) in tbe statement of fmancial activilies.
The l 00 /0 shareholding in the subsidiary is stated at cost.
lrnpairment
Assets not measured al fair value are reviewed for any indication that ttLe assel may be impaired at each balance
shcct date. 11- such indication Lxists. Ihc recoverablr ￿OUnt of thc asset, or the assct's CdSh gcncrating unit, is
Cstimatcd and compared to thtr Latrying atnount. Where the La￿IDg amount exceed% ILS reLovciablc atnount, and
impaimicni loss is recogni8ed in profit and 1055 unless iq carried at a relevant amount where the impairmcni loss is a
revaluation dccrcasc.
Group financial statements
lThc financial stalernenls consolidatc thc rcsults of the charity 3nd ili wholly owned .8ubsidiary undcriakiThgs on a
line by line basis using thc acquisition method. A scparatc Statement of Financial ActiTritics for the charity has not
been presellled as permitted by the exemption atyordcd by section 408 of the Companies Act 2006.
DofiATIONS AND LEGACIES
2024
2023
Gifts
Donations
Gift aid
Events and appeals
Admissions
Trust5 and grants
89.664
46,537
92,365
17,201
263,985
151,036
9,776
292,6 l5
115,015
515201
563 000
Charitable events and sryjnsorship arc Ihc tnajor fimdtng sourcc lor Smile to develop and deliver Smilc Foundations
dutivitics aT]d ob]eclives. In addition to raising fimds Smilc cvcnts a150 provide the opporlunity to create more
awareness ot"Smile 2nd its ptogramtncs aT]d projects.
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HEY Smile Foundation
otes to the Consolidated Financial Statements - contilnued
for the year ended 31 December 2024
DONATIONS AND LEC.ACIES - continued
I'ruyt and Grants
2024
2023
Ann Watson
Brignall Trust
East Riding of Yorkshire Coullcil
EIealth Tree Foundation
Hull & East Riding Charitable Trusl
NHS Hutnber and North Yorksbire ICB
STA15
KCOM
1,500
5,000
50,000
67,500
5,115
5,000
70,000
100,000
50.000
53,515
115015
292,615
INVESTMENf INCOL¥IE
2024
2023
Rents received
Deposit account interest
56.925
537
74,914
1.050
LYCOME FROM CHARITABI.E ACTIVITIES
2024
2023
Activity
General
Funded charitable actiTrity
1,307,267
1.068.594
CHARITABLE ACTtVlTIES COSTS
fi￿dillg of
activities
(see note
Support
costs (see
note 7)
Direct
Costs
6)
Totals
General
409,115
448,093
1.050.055
1,907 263
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HEY Smile Foundation
Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements - continued
for the year ended 31 Decernber 2024
GRANTS PAYABLE
2024
2023
General
448,093
629.385
Cwrau15 payable include thc following=
2024
2023
Active Hurnber Ltd
Autism Plus
AgL UK Hull
Alldrcw McNicholl Ballcl Collective
ARCADF. Arts Ltd
Barneen CIC
BeveTley C.bcTry Tree Commullity Centre
Blackburn SporLS & Social Commuuity
Booikltcrry Road Community Project
Bora shab￿ Rcfugee ComJnunity Organisaiion
Bridlington Quay CIC
Bringing IJS I'ogcthcr
C.arL" Plus Group C.haritsblc Trust
Carers Plus YoTkshire
Carers Support CctLtre
CASE Trainiug Scrvices
City Hcalthcare Partncr5hip CIC
City of Hull Sport and Cott]munity Group CIC
Closer Communitics
Cornmunity Firit Yorkshire
CoEntnllnity Vision
Cuncrctc Youth
Clovcrlcat AdvocaLy 2000 Ltd
Envirutmental & Management Solutions Litnited
FIND
ForesiglLt North East LTD
Fitmums & Friends
Goodwin Development T￿st
Groundwork Yorkshire
Grants Under £3.000
Hornsca Nursery School
HowdetL Prc-school
Home Start Goole
Hull 4 Heroes
Hull Afro Caribbean A550ciation (HACA)
Hull and East Riding CAB
5,000
5.000
5,000
10,000
9,509
4.980
20,000
5,852
16,850
6.542
4,980
io.000
5,000
5,100
9.450
4.797
4.240
5,000
77.459
11.228
4,880
48.000
5,000
4,980
5,000
33,(
4.620
4,996
8,000
4.820
96.476
13,500
114,185
10.000
5,000
3,000
9,000
14,251
11,680
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HEY Smile Foundation
Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements - continued
for the year ended 31 December 2024
GIL4NTS PAY ABLE- continued
Hull and F.ast Yorkshire Children's LTniversity
IIull City c.ouncil (Creative VoiLC)
Hull Dance CIC
Hull Parent Carer Fonlln
Hull Red CIC
Humber Job Hub
Humber NHS Foundation Trust
KIDS Yorkshire
Inspire School Dance and Drama
Joinedup Dance Company
Mama T's Dance House CIC
M.A.S.H
Matthcw's Enterprise
MI IA co￿MUnitIes, Hull & Fast Riding
Mircs Bcck Nursery
MovettLent 2 Music
Middle Child Theatre
Moorlands Charity
Movement2Music
Northern Academy of Pcrforniing Arts
North Lincolnshire P￿ent Carer Forum
North Lincolnshire Council
Nortb Yorkshire Council
Not Pants CIC
Pocklington Rugby in the Community
Police and Critnc Cortllnissiiiner for Humbersidc
RL.LL Creative
Run with it
Sailors Children's Society
She Productions
Solidarity Hull
Space2BHeard
Starlight Arts
Talking About Loss
The Downright Special Network
The Faraway CIC
The Green Tcam
The Herd Theatrc
Thc Hinge Centre
The Lookout
The Peel Project CIC
Thunk_it Theatre
Tigers Trust
Welcome House Hull
Wolfpack Theatre
York St John
Youtlg PlayThTights
5,000
4,000
5,480
4.998
4.690
4,736
5.000
4,920
7,500
4,549
4,619
15,000
10,000
33.000
5,000
10,020
4,920
6.500
l3,125
4,920
4,380
9,920
5.000
5,000
4,866
25,527
9.995
5.000
10.000
5.000
5,000
5,000
4,560
9,000
5,000
5,000
4,850
6,580
5,000
l8,l97
i o,ooo
13,852
5.000
4,855
4,650
15,634
4,480
14.499
4,475
14.867
5,125
4.475
i 0,000
3.107
448.093
629.385
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HEY Smile Foundation
Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements - continued
for the year ended 31 December 2024
SUPPORT COSTS
Informaliotj
technology
Management
FinBllcc
General
949,929
5.021
27,619
Governance
costs
Other
Totals
GeneTal
46,171
21,315
1,050.055
NET INCOIIIEI(EXPENDITURE)
Nei income/(expcnditure) is stated afteT chargingJ{crediting)=
2024
2023
Auditors, remuneration
Deprecidtiun - owned assets
DeNelopmellt Cobts amortisation
12.660
3.685
7,900
3,738
TRUSTEES, RE￿I[￿NERATION AIYD BEIEFITS
There wcre no trustees. remuneration or other benefits for the year ended 31 Decembcr 2024 nor for the ycar ended
31 December 2023.
Trustees, expenses
There were no
31 Decen]ber 2023.
trustee5' expellses paid for the year ended 31 Dece￿beI2024 nor for the year ended
STAFF COSTS
2024
2023
Wages and salaries
Social security cos
Other pension costs
752,405
62,285
836,764
68,519
18.436
831991
923 719
The average monthly nU￿bC[ of employees during thc year w?s as lollows".
2024
29
2023
33
Employed Stsff
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HEY Smile Foundation
Notes to the Consolidated FinancRal Statements - continued
for the year ended 31 December 2024
io.
STAFF COSTS- continued
The number of employees whose employee benefjts (excluding employer pension costs) exceeded £60,000 was:
2024
2023
£60,001- £70,(K)O
£70,001- £80,000
The total employee bencfits of the key management persoTJnel of the group were £280.710 (2023 - £285,245).
ii.
cO￿1PARA TIVES FOR THE STATEMENT OF FTh ANCIAL ACTIVITIES
As restated
UDre5tricied
funds
Restricted
funds
Total
funds
1￿COME AND ENDOWMENTS FRO.M
Donations and legacies
270,342
292,658
563,000
Charitable activities
GcFJrrai
452.245
616.349
1.068,594
investment illcome
75,964
Tolal
723 637
983 921
1 707 558
EXPENDITURE ON
Cbarit8ble a¢tiviti¢s
Gelleral
1.002 007
1238 324
2 240,331
Net gains on investrnents
54.820
NET I￿comE/(EXPEND[rURE)
(223550)
119,925
(254,403)
(119,925)
(477,953)
Transfers between funds
Net movement in hnds
(103.625)
(374,328)
(477,953)
REC0￿c11.1AT1OLN Ofr Tr UIYDS
"rotal tiinds brought forwatd
1.071.042
3,019,959
4,091,001
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
967.417
2 645.631
3 613048
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HEY Smile Foundation
Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements - continued
for the year ended 31 December 2024
12.
GLFTS IN KIND
Throughout the year ihe cbarity r¢¢eived g(Kyds and services which were donated. These include:
2024
2023
Office Rental - Gosschaiks
IT Services - The Onc Point
Events
F.quiptncnt - KCOM
Equiptncnt
75,000
75,000
100
15,202
1,450
615
14.664
92,367
13.
INTANGIBLE FIXI4 D ASSETS
De￿ClOpMent
costs
Goodwill
Totals
GROUP
COST
At l January 2024 and 31 December 2024
2,857
26.245
29,102
MORTISATION
Ai l January 2024
for year
2.857
20.996
5.249
23,853
At 3 l December 2024
NET BOOK VALUE
At 31 December 2024
At 31 Dccetnber 2023
5.249
CHARITY
COST
At l January 2024 and 31 December 2024
2.857
26.246
29.103
AMORTISATION
At l JatLuary 2024
Charge lor year
2,857
20,996
23,853
At 31 December 2024
2.857
26.246
29,103
NET BOOK VALUE
At 31 December 2024
At 31 December 2023
5,250
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IIEY Smile Foundation
Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements - continued
for the year ended 31 December 2024
14.
TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
Fixmres
Freehold
propcrty
Computer
equip￿l￿t
fittiDgs
Totals
GROUP
COST OR VALUATION
At l JaDuary 2024
Additions
Disposals
2.117.000
6,998
360
28.985
249
2.063)
2,152,983
609
2.063)
At 31 December 2024
2,117.0(x)
7.358
27.171
2,151.529
DEPRECL4TION
At l January 2024
Charge for year
2.089
1.248
22.435
2,437
25,524
3,685
At 31 December 2024
3.337
25.872
29,209
NET BOOK VALUE
At 31 December 2024
2.117.0(K)
4.021
1,299
2,122,320
At 31 December 2023
2 117.OIM)
4.909
5,550
2 127459
Cc)st ur valualion at 31 Dcccmbcr 2024 is rcpreseoted by:
Fixtures
Freehold
proikny
Cornputer
equipment
fittings
Totals
Valuation in 2018
Valuatiotl ifl 2022
Cost
1.283,963
827,(M)O
1,283,963
827,000
40,566
7.358
2117000
7.358
2 151529
Freehold land and buildings were valued on an open markci b&%is on 3 November 2022 by Garness Jones.
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HEY Smile Foundation
Notes to the FRnancial Statements - continued
for the year ended 31 Deeember 2024
14.
TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS- coDtiDued
FiX￿reS
Computer
equiptllLnl
fittings
I"oials
CHARITY
COST
At l Jauuary 2024
AdditlQll5
Disposals
6.998
360
34,698
609
2,063)
249
2.063)
At 3 l December 2024
7.358
25.886
DEPRECIATION
At l January 2024
Charge for year
2.089
1.217
22,186
2.431
24,275
At 31 December 2024
3.306
24,617
NET BOOK VALUE
At 31 December 2024
4.052
1.269
5.321
At 3 l December 2023
4.909
5.514
10.423
15.
FIXED ASSET INVESTMEI%TS
Cash alld
settlements
pending
Listsd
investrnents
Totals
GROUP AND CHARITY
MARKET VALUE
At l January 2024
Additions
Disposa15
Withdrawals
Management fees
Incotne retained in investment portfolio
Revaluations
953,740
413.651
(574,356)
18,732
(413,651)
574,356
(161,000)
(5.027)
4.520
972,472
(161,000)
(5,027)
4520
56.882
At 31 December 2024
849917
17,930
867,847
NET BOOK VALUE
Ai 31 DcLcmbcr 2024
849.917
17,930
867,847
At 31 Decetnbcr 2023
18.732
972 472
There were no investment assets outside the LIK. Historical cost of investments being £758,943.
In addition to the above the charity holds shares in subsidiaries costt.ng £ 100. Share5 Tn group undertakings as at the
Balance Sheet date represent the Charity'5 iThvestTnent in HEY Smile Events Limited. Below are details of
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subsidiaries, where control bas been estsblisbed through in&estment in share capital or by ocher means=
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HEY Smile Foundation
Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements - continued
for the year ended 31 December 2024
15.
FIXED ASSET INVESTML.N'rs - conti]Jued
Thc company's investments at thc bulancc 5hcct date in the share capit41 of compaDiCS include the following"
JB Willows Worklng Men's Cottage5
Registered office.. 61 Queen4 Garden, IIull. East Yorksbire. HL13AE
aturc of bu8incss.' Charity
2024
2023
Aggregate capital and reserves
Profit for the year
2.163.771
2.156,788
1,579
HEY Smile Events Limited
Registered office.. 61 Queens Garden. Hull. East Yorkshire, HL13AE
NatUTe of busincss.. Dorn]ant Company
Clas5 of share".
Ordinary
holding
2024
2023
Aggregate capital and reserves
loo
loo
Hull Youth Support Trust
Registered office.. 161 Unit 5. High Street. Hull East Yorkshire: HUI INQ
Nature of busitLess: Charity
2024
2023
Aggregate capital and reserves
Loss for the year
(8,326)
2,497
(5.829)
22,578
16.
DEBTORS: AMOUiYTS FALLtNG DUE WITHIN OIIT YEAR
2024
2023
GROUP
Trade debtors
Other debtors
Prepayments alld accrued income
76,293
12,547
3,464
64,743
12.547
3,397
92,304
80,687
2024
2023
CHARITY
Tr8d¢ dgbtors
Other debtors
Prepayments and accrued income
96.702
7,202
1,936
75,396
7,202
913
105.840
83,51l
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UEY Smile Tr'oundation
Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements - continued
for the year ended 31 December 2024
17.
CREDITORS: AMOUNTS FALLLNG DUE WATHiN OliE YEAR
2024
2023
GROUP
BaDk Iodns and overdrafts (see notc 19)
Trade creditors
Social security and other t&Kcs
Other creditOTS
Accruals and deferred income
11,274
33.070
15.488
3.893
11,274
49,354
19,973
4.939
132,527
105 254
2024
2023
Batlk loans and ovtrdraft5 (see note 18)
Trade creditors
Social security and other taxes
Other creditors
Accruals and defeTred income
11,274
17,941
15,488
3.893
66.102
11,274
43,42l
19,973
4,939
114.698
97,521
18.
CREDITORS: AMOUNTS FALLLNG DUE AFTER .VIORE THLN ONE YEAR
2024
2023
Bank loans (see note 19)
19.
LOANS
An analysis of thc matUTity of loans is given below.
2024
2023
Amounts falling thie within one year on de￿and.
Bank loans
11,274
11,274
Amounts falling between on¢ and two years..
Bank loans - 1-2 years
4,696
11.274
Amounts falling due between two and five years:
Bank loans - 2-5 years
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HEY Smile Foundation
Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements - continued
for the year ended 31 December 2024
20.
MOVELTrtENT IIY FLNDS
GROUP
Net
movement
in funds
Transfers
between
fimds
At
31112124
At 111124
As restated
Unrestricted funds
Gencral fund
I AM E",und
NHS - Dcsignaled
ICB - Dc5ignated
ERYC - De5ignaled
Smile Group - Designated
48,123
821,022
15,373
(17,673)
(14.467)
{30,447)
50.899
2.335
24.215
87,711
803,349
14,826
17.489
28,568
13,647
29.293
(20,900)
(30,000)
68,836
7.669
l J12
946,962
6,020
12.608
965.590
Restricted fund$
IB Willows Working Mcn's Cotlages
Hull Youth Support Tn]st
Others
Spark
East Riding of Yorkshire Council
NHS
Gra￿t Management
Growing Green and Blue Health
ICB
2.156,788
6,983
(2,497)
15.885
(3,937)
(2.921)
(90,948)
68,469
25,023
6.965
2,163,771
2.497
34,799
3,937
126,431
148.675
161.577
20.457
13,422
50,684
123,510
57,727
214,941
45,480
20,387
(15.105)
2.666.086
23.022
12.608
2 676.500
TOT AL FUNDS
29,042
3,642,090
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HEY Smile Foundatio
Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements - continued
for the year ended 31 December 2024
20.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS - continued
GROUP
Net movemcnt in funds, included in the above are as follows:
Incoming
resources
Resources
expended
Gains and
Ios5e8
Movement
in funds
Unrestrictsd funds
General fund
I AM Fund
NHS - Designated
ICB - Designated
ERYC - Designated
Smilc Group - Designated
530.393
(515,020)
(74,049)
(98,366)
(80,853)
(134,105)
33,972)
15,373
(17,673)
(14,467)
(30,447)
50,899
56.376
83.899
50,406
185.004
36,307
886,009
(936.365)
56,376
6,020
Restricted funds
JB Willows Working Mcn's Cottages
Hull Youth Support Trust
Others
Spark
F.ast Riding of Yorkshire Council
NHS
The Hcalth Trcc
Grani Management
Growing Gieen and Blue Health
ICB
56,728
l95
344.179
(49,745)
6,983
(2.497)
15,885
(3,937)
(2,9211
(90,948)
(328,294)
{3:937}
(155,841)
(90.948)
(931)
(137,118)
(65,892)
135.500)
152.920
931
205,587
90,915
142465
68,469
25,023
970.898
TOTAI. FUNDS
1.879.929
1,907.263
56,376
29.042
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HEY Smile Foundation
Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements - continued
for the year ended 31 December 2024
20.
OVEMENT LY FUI%DS _ ¢llDtinued
GROUP
Comparatives for moi'eTnent in funds
N¢t
movement
in tunds
Transf¢rs
bett￿een
funds
At
31112123
As reslaled
At 111123
Unrestricted fund5
Gcneral tiind
I AM Fund
ICB - Designated
ERYC- Designated
Smile Group - Designated
234,260
836,782
(207,788)
(15.760)
21,651
48,123
821,022
68,836
7,669
1,312
68.836
7,669
1,071,042
(223.548)
99,468
Restricted fuDd8
JB Willows Working Men's Cottages
Hull Youth Support Trust
Othcrs
946,962
2.155.209
16,749
150.946
9.186
75.725
475.396
1.579
(22,578)
(114,835)
(5,249)
58,375
(326,721)
27.480
59.829
20,457
2,156.788
5.829
{1,312)
34.799
3,937
126.431
148,675
East Ridillg of Yorkshire Council
NHS
The Health Tree
Grani Management
Growing Green and Blue Health
ICB
(7.669)
(27,480)
101,748
161.577
20.457
3,019.959
254.405
2,666 086
TOT AL FufiDS
4 091.001
477 953)
3 613.048
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HEY Smile Foundation
Notes to the Consolidated FinancRal Statements - continued
for the year ended 31 December 2024
20.
MOVEMELYT ILY FUNDS- Continued
GROUP
Comparativc ncl movcmcnt in funds, included in ihe above arc as follows..
In￿mIng
resources
Rcsoutces
expended
Gains and
losses
Movement
ill funds
Unrestricted fund5
Gelleral fi]nd
I AM Fund
723,637
(931.425)
70.580
(207,788)
15,760)
54.820
723.637
(1.002.005)
54,820
(223,548)
Restricted funds
JB Willows WorkitLg Mcn'5 Cott&LTes
Hull Youth Support Trt￿l
OtheTS
Sp￿k
East Ridiog of Yorkshire Council
NHS
The Health Tree
Grant imanagement
Growino GTeen and Blue Health
28.726
11.000
49,568
(27,147)
(33.57S)
(164,403)
(5.249)
(297.2 l2)
(394,739)
(i i)
(152,8OL)
(38.622)
(124.564)
1.579
(22.578)
{114,835)
(5,249)
58,375
(326,721)
27,480
59,829
20.457
47,258
355,587
68.018
27.491
212.630
59.079
171.822
ICB
983 921
1238 326)
254 405
TOTAL FUNDS
1707 558
2.240.331
54,820
477.953
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HEY Smile Foundatio
Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements - continued
for the year ended 31 December 2024
20.
MOVE.MENT IN Fuf*DS _ CODtiDued
CHARITY
Nct
movement
in (unds
Transfers
between
funds
At
31112124
At 111124
As rested
Unrestricted funds
Gcncral fund
I AM Fund
ICB - Designated
ERYC - Designaled
Smile Group - Designated
NHS _ Designated
54,053
821.022
68.836
7.669
1.312
15,374
(17.673)
{30,447)
50.899
2.335
14.467)
26.712
96,139
803.349
17.489
28,568
13,647
14,826
(20,900}
(30.000)
10.000
29,293
952.892
6.020
15.105
974.018
Restricted fund5
Restricted
Spark
East Riding of Yorkshire Council
NHS
34.799
3.937
126,431
148.675
161.577
20,457
15.885
{3.937}
(2.921)
(90.947)
68.469
25,023
6.965
50,684
E23,510
57,728
214,941
45,480
20.387
Grant Managem¢nt
GrowitLg Green and Blue Health
TCB
(15,105)
509,298
18.537
15.105)
512.730
TOTAL FUNDS
1462 190
1486 748
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HEY Smile Foundation
Notes to the Consolidated FinancRal Statements - continued
for the year ended 31 December 2024
20.
MOVEMENT LN FUNDS- continued
CHAIUTY
Net movement in funds. included in the above are &s follows:
Ineoming
resources
Resources
expended
Gains alld
losses
Movement
ill futLds
Unrestricted fund5
GeDerat fund
I AM Fund
ICB - Designated
ERYC - Designated
Smile Group - Designated
NHS - D¢5ignated
530,394
(515,020)
(74,049)
(80,853)
(134,105)
(33,972)
98.366)
15,374
(17,6731
{30,4471
50,899
2,335
14,467)
56.376
50.406
185.(M)4
36,307
83,899
886,010
(936.365)
56,376
6,020
Restricted funds
Restricted
344,179
(328,294)
(3.937)
(155,841)
(90,948)
(931)
(l37,118)
(65.892)
135.500)
15,885
(3,937)
(2,921)
(90.947}
East Riding of York5hiTc Council
NHS
Tbe Health Tree
Grant Managetuent
Growing Green and Blue Health
ICB
152,920
931
205.587
90.915
142,465
68,469
25,023
6,965
936,998
918.461
18.537
TOT AL FUNDS
1823.008
1.854,826
56,376
24,558
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HEY Smile Foundation
Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements - continued
for the year ended 31 December 2024
20.
MOVE.MEIYT IN FUNDS_ tootinued
CHARITY
Comparatives for moi'ement in funds
Net
movement
in lunds
Transfers
betsveen
funds
At
31112123
As restated
At 111123
Unrestricted funds
General fund
I AM Fund
JCB - Designaled
ERYC - Dcsignated
Smile Group - Designated
253.323
1.195.436
(207,788)
(15.760)
8,518
(358.654)
68.836
7,669
1,312
54,053
821.022
68,836
7,669
1,312
1,448.759
(223.548)
(272,319)
952,892
Restricted funds
Restricted
Spark
East Riding of Yorkshire Council
NHS
The Health Tree
Grant Management
Growing Green and Blue Healtb
ICB
12.643
9.186
82,162
336,354
30.040
(114,835)
(5.249)
58,-375
(326.721)
27,480
59.829
20,457
47,258
136.991
34.799
(14,106}
139.042
(57.520)
101,748
126,431
148,675
161,577
20.457
13,422
33,836)
470 385
233 406
272319
509 298
TOTAL FUNDS
1,919 J44
456,954
1,462.190
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HEY Smile Foundation
Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements - continued
for the yeAr ended 31 December 2024
20.
MOVE.IIENT IN FUNDS- eontinued
Comparative nel movement in funds, included in the above are as follows:
Incoming
resources
Resources
expended
GaiJJs and
losses
Movement
in funds
Unrestrieted fullds
General ￿nd
I AM Fund
723.637
193 I,425)
70.580
(207,7881
15,760)
54.820
723.637
(1.002.￿5)
54.820
{223.548)
Restricted funds
Rc51ricted
Spark
East Riding of Yorkshire Council
NHS
Thc Ilcalth Tree
(iTani Management
Growing Green and Bluc Hcalth
49.568
(164.403)
(5,249)
(297212)
(394.739)
(li)
(152.801)
(38,622)
(124.564)
(114,835)
(5.249)
58,375
(326,721)
27.480
59,829
20,457
47,258
355.587
68,018
27.491
212.630
59,079
171.822
ICB
944.195
1 177601
233.40
TOTAL FUNDS
1.667.832
(2,179.606)
456.954)
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HEY Smile Foundation
Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements - continued
for the year ended 31 December 2024
20.
MOVE.VAELYT lly FUNDS - continued
Designated fund5
I AM Fund - This represents the legacy received from the estate of the late Audrey Mosley. The legacy will be used,
for Ihc next 2 years at least, to devclop perfonning arts in the area and as such has been designated by the trustecs.
Incomc and expendirure arising frorn ERYC, NHS. ICB, Growing Green and Bluc Health and other HEY Smile
Group projects havc histotically been shown as testticted ￿Thd5. On lei icw, the is contract incuffje relatijig to the
provision of a serviccand therefore not subjecl lo any r&striciion, howc￿eT the tr￿￿teeS hai'e designated the income
on each ¢onlrdCt tu d scparatc fund. The fundb havc, therefore. now bccn rccognised within dcsignatcd funds rather
than restrictcd futLds.
Restricted funds
JB Il'illows Working Men'5 Cottages - This is a gTOUP of18 properties within the boundaries of Hull w'ithin a tnicro
ommunity themselves surrounded by greenery. whilst still benefitting from excellent community prO￿ls1onS and
easy acLL55 to transportation links into thc City centre and bcyolld. This is a 5ubbidiary of IIEY Smile FOL￿[latIon
and the fund assuciatcd witEL the enlity has bccn rcstricted on th¢ ba&15 that its objectives arc natrowcr than those of
HE. Y Smile Founddtioll.
Hull Youth Support Trust - PTOjCCI aims to hclp young cconomically disadvalltagcd people bccoruL financially
dcpcndcnl, by getting stdrtLd in bu5incss by pioviding affordable bUS￿L￿5 uniis and access to adviLL iUPPOrt.
This is a subsidiary of HEY Smile Foundation and Ihe fund a￿oCIated with the entity has bcen restricled on thc
basis that its objectives arc narrower than those of HEY Smile Foundation.
sp4￿k- Ibis rcpresents a grant rcccivcd to cower SOTllt of thc costs of 'The Beecan, dcvclopment.
Others - This rcpicscnts othcr funds held foT rcstriclcd purposes. which arc immaterial u) bc picscntcd scparately.
F.ast Riding of Yorkshire CounciL - Thi5 represents funds rcccived from thc COUDciI to deliver variou5 PTUjCCtS
throuEhout thc Lounty.
NHS - This represcnls funds Icccivcd from th¢ NHS for delivering PTOjCCt5 such as green social prcscribing.
Th¥ Hc2litL I'rcc - Tbis represents futLd5 TcCci￿cd to distributc to local wortby causcs mccting thc prescribcd cntcria.
HEY Smile was givcn authority by the original donors io transfcr an historic donation avnount from the STA15, part
of the grant managcmcnt Icstricted funds: io IILY Smile Digital: ￿lch i5 a designated fulld.
21.
EMPLOYEE BENEFIT OBLIGA Ttoys
The company opcrates a dcfincd pension contribution scheme for its cmployccs. The pension cost charges represellt
contributi(Ins P(iyable by the company and amounted 10 £l7.30 I (2023.. £18,436)- Contributions outstanding 4t 31
December 2024 wcre £3,793 (?023.. £4,839)
22.
RELA TED PARTY DISCLOSURES
Grallts lolalling £1.800 were paid io Pocklinglon Rugby in tbe Community (2023 £5,600), 2 charity of whiLh
Andrew Bowden is a trustee. £14.65?
was paid to The One Point Llmited for IT services (2023 £38,497), 8
company who is related via the CEO'S par￿er ￿h0 As the CSO and a shareholder. Income of £25.044 was received
from Help for Healtb (20?3 - £nil}, a charity ol which Andrew Milner is a INslee. City of Hull Street AtLgels. a
charity the CEO is L trustee of, purchased various iietns totalling £699 (2023 - £nil).
There were no Irattsaetions with the followtng this year, but in 2023:
<1 grant of £10,000 was paid to Ilull LCJBT+ Cou]tnuDity Pride. a chariry which Jamie Lewis w'as a tnjstec.
£11,315 was paid to sh￿ed Agenda Soluiion5 Ltd to conduci a feasibility study. a compan}, which Timothy
Wigglesworth is a l)ircclor of.
Purchas¢5 of £181 weie rnade on the behalf of Help foi Health. a charitv of which Andrew Milner Is a tnjstee.
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