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THE JAOB5 FOUNDATION
FOR THEVEAR ENDED31 AUGUST2024
DrAlexandeT Wiyht (reS￿ert 24 April 2025)
Robln Danitls
Ruth Ke48hlev
Pa￿ Cad*n lappointed 14 20251
1128402
PO Box I￿￿7
Harborne
rmln8harn
B32 9GP
Inde￿I￿nt iudltor
Daff•rns A￿dI1 Lknitsd
One EaS￿￿)d
Blnley Buslne51 P¥k
Coventry
CV3 2UB
Cwtts & Co
440 Strwd
L￿don
WC2R OQS
Shakespeare Martineau
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Blmiin8ham
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THE JABBS FOUNDATION
TRiBTEES' REPORT
FOR ThE YEAR ENOfD31 AUGUST2024
TheTwstees pre5entth•r annual report and fm3nci31 ststwnents ofthe charity for the year ended 31
AuKust 2024. The T￿leeS confim the annual reprKt and finanual statements ofthe charity coMp￿￿1th the
Charitle5 Ati 2011, the reqwrements ofthe Char￿5 governing document and the proviyons ol the
Statement of Recornmended Praclice ISORPI-Account6nK and Reporring by Charltbes" appllcableto chaiitR5
prepaiin8 their accounts ITh accordance with the Finarfkil Rewrtiry Standard applicable in the Untted
KinKdDm and Repthfic of Ireland IFR5102I.
IXhrfii¥tt¥MI Acllbltlafwth• p￿11¢ kne
The vbiectives of the JABBS Foundatlon as set out in theTr￿t Deed are ￿dety drawn and 5tste that.tt
objects a￿ to advance for the publk benellt any Purpose whkh Is exclusive.ty charitsble in hand,.
The tnJ5tees have kn date fwJ5ed on five areas otputll¢ benefft In rnaklng grants..
l. Meth¢al ￿$earth
2. Édutatlon IlncludlngeducatbDnal •rtfvttle5 by arts organ15ationsl
3. Enhancthg petsonaL lamlty and community relatior￿h1p5 In the West Mldland5.
4. SupportSn8 ¥ulneratAe members of50ciety and reduang the numberof people Inbrknl In the
¢rlmlnal justKe system.
S. Re5earth into the ￿31th 0fty￿ aThl forests and encouw the planllryg of new tr￿$ w**erethese
offer educatlonal aw>ortu￿tIts.
Trustees tonlkm that they hwe refefred to the guldance contained In the Ctr4rlty COMMI￿on'5 ynewal
dance on publlc benefrt when fevlewrygihe JAB8S FOunda￿on'S aim5 and obJ"e¢tlves and in plannkng
fUts￿e acllvltle5 and t￿¢r1nt-Mak1￿ pollcy.
ThtJA8B5 Foundation dDes noterKour48e 5peculallve grnnt app￿tatIonS. Imrt all rewests recel¥ed are
¢onsldered agaln5tthe prllylty areas oudlned above and cwvent avalkUIIty of for8rant malrya.
The malorityof hew 8rant opportunltle5 are hl8hll8hted by engagement wAth orgaTh15ation5 and people w
hold national and k*tal Influence in the prfodty area5. w*￿￿e such opportunities a￿ hihlbKhted by Tnjstees
forn￿1 applicathm is erKoLnged and rellewed ￿ detail. An a55es5mEnt of puNlc beneflt forn￿a key part of
the a5ses5ment pro￿S5. Prolects that ha￿ a &nnin8harn c¢)nneth"on a￿ consldered IJ¥ourablybut the
expErti5e 5kn110l the awJll¢ants aThJ their *ility lo deliver the pro￿￿5 objec￿$ are key ar*as of
con51deiatiryi.
FINndal Rv4lew
The JABBS Foundatfjon's toral Income of £17,988.663 inchjded E550,163 of intertst on tè5h deposits.
¢lL￿n8 glft a￿￿. th)nations of £17.438,500were recel¥ed dwing the year.
On the face of ts balance 5heetthe tyTre5 of funds are disclosed. Atlhe end of theflnancial year. cash
balavKe5 Stood at£26,OS2.558. The total funds at 31 Aueust 2024were £11.928356 of**hith £4.(Ol211
was restrKted. Unrestricted reserves were E7,026.145.
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ThE JABBS FOUNOATM)P4
FOR THE YEAR ÉNDED31 AiIGUST 2024
Currently the Foundation ￿)Id$ a slgnlficantfree cash balance. Trusrees ¥Jill ronsldef if thls level of cash
balance 15 reasonable laking account ofthe proposed movement of the Women and Giik 8nnt area to a new
Charity and in liDe conditions on donation5 recefved. In line wbth the trust deed, I￿estment thicÈ wtii
be taken by the Irustees in the eventthat re5ewve5 are to Lr maintained for a longer peiiod or 51K)uld
circumstances change.
TheJABBS F¢)undation does not hold any endowmentfunds, but sometime5 holds restritted funds, which are
stributed in Imie wth the specific conditions of the at the tlme rf£ wa5 made. and UnTe5tr6C￿ funds.
FuThls ore carefvlty monltored to ensure that grant cond￿Or￿ are always complied wlth. The donallofis and
trust deed do not make any stlpulation ¥¥iih regards to the tiMes￿Le fordistribLrtion of fvnds other than that
the trust deeil ihe trustee5.to atcumulzte funts as the trusthes see Ilt not in excess of 21 years from
the (late of the deed" and.￿ set aside funds for special purybose5 or as reserves aBèlnstfuture tI￿ndItUre..
w￿re grants are a8reed lor p•r￿dS of more than l year, It Is always a condItk￿ that subsequent year5,
fvndlng Is dependent on the satlslaction of the trustees wilh an annual repwt seltbnl O￿the pro8ress made
towards tht alms ol the grant and its admlnlstration.
Tle¥lew dthe y•ar r•$W¥￿ poky
The obhectlve of grants In thls area contlnue5 to be to fund novel researth thètwould ordInar￿ 5tru88le to
secure fundlng throw the usual medical research thannel5.
The 8r3nt awarded to unive￿Ity of Oyford (Prolessor K Pattinsonl to undertake his projett entitled
herapeullc and dIa&r￿￿t opwturtlties forvirtual Reallty C¥clln( was agreed In kie 2023 to ertable hlm
to bulld on prevlou5 research In thts orea. Folknvitng in￿la1 challenge5 wlth 50ftware dwlopment the project
has been de*ed by several n)Dlhs. Now ￿$0￿ the priority KOiTh8 forwards b5 to win 5thtantWP 8rant
fundlng for fomial cllniol evaluati¢)n within an NHS ¢Ardlac reha￿lItatIort prwamme.The next srep5 forthe
Softwa￿ are to lmplemente1emet￿ of8amlficatb)n to hdpmouvate pat1￿1$ to engage m
comprehensNety wilh rehab￿L￿tion.
JABBS Is contlnulng its work kn hlBh altltud2 medlclne and educatlon with a further STth-year8rant of
£261.662 to the UnNersity of Bfjrmlr￿am w fund research into hypoxla In the efiv*onmenlal chambEr èt the
Univernltle5 of Blwmlntsm and Chl¢hester, and durne a serle5 tsf ffiehl.expedltlorts to hlAh akitude.
By impro¥bn8 ffedlttbve modèlling ft+r the detedon and predlctoon of ¥ute muntain sickness IAMSI the
proposed fesearch is expe£tet4 to provide benefit to the public..
illness pie4ention whi¢h can limit dsk and reduce potenthil need lor medlcal evztyatlon. which can
be da￿erouS for both pa￿ent and medical teams.
imwoved data literncy. In deveioplng a plarforn for this researth and data to be used amongst the
wKler population. via a smartphone-based app. the o¥erdll impartcan be more wldety used
independefiity of a hgh allltude settirv8 with remote patientmonitoring of, for example, sleep
apnoea and COVltk19 as dpwelowts that aim to improve data literacywnl be applicable across
settings and populations. P￿oSed modellinKcoukl also be Iwthermodified for rflsease speLifi¢
applicatlons.
creased ascent 5ucce55 and impro¥e the oveTrll ex￿dItIOn quality and experlence for thetrekker.
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THE JABBS FOUNDATION
FOR THE YEARENDE031 AU(atM2024
Dwln8 tsye3rJABBS retei¥ed a rtstrfrted donakn of £1 rnlllbDll. This fund isto provide a prcqrmof
researth within the fidd of altitude medidne. mtyjntsln and related illnesses durkng 1Th)￿taIn
expeditions wth (JinKaltrias and path0phv5￿W slulfjes yven pltfereKe.Tn￿eeS are consIderi￿hOW
best to administer thi5 restrfrted fijnd.
Severalsmam Irarts Y4ere awarded In thts èrea totslllwa£17,S(Xl.
Wowk in tNs area is nowsplt ithen ge￿ra1 Breas and the F*Wnda￿ns wtyk wlthWon*n and GK15
Iwe¥loustyWomen and the Crirninal Just1￿ Sy5teml
o GeneTri
St Basms tontlwesto operate a harthhip fundwhith proyldes finartdal assistante foryoung people a8ed l&
25 yeats oK4, In the Blrrnintham area. Thb5 funds now supports all thelr Blmhwham ac¢orMiodation schemes
and those wpportingyounepeopte in the cowWn￿1ty In addltk¥n to ih05evknoare at rlskof rou8h sleeplng
or repeat homelessness because ol financlal hantshlp.
130young peop￿ hale benefitted from thls 8ran¢ wlth l￿d$ being spert on fumtshlrrfs and eq￿pment
arKlwelbelnB. AppllcatS)n5 arp n(M dealt wlth electronlcalty be St Basilsso funds tan be ielp4sed on a lkne
ba515.
Afvrther£lCK1,(￿Cran1 *•$ awardtdto the HofECF ￿ Cortlnue support forthe Futures wNth
aims ID support cornmunlty and vohjntary owlsaiioA5 and reK15tEfed charIti￿ W0￿1r%wIth dsa(l¥anta8ed
Yo￿8 people a8ed 13 to 25year$4)Id, wlthln Wnni¥¥ham and the Black co￿With 8Tants of w to £5,¢n).
The fvnd nowoperates on a roll￿ basi4 to tnt4iuvage O￿oIng app1kati(￿.
the 18 moTrth5 to N¢htmber 2024 the Tr￿fECF reported that the fvnds had supported 27 organlsatbjrfj and
ovèr 2.1)X1you￿ people. ow8anlsation reported p051thr change in both i￿r￿ldual and the broader
)rnmuni￿ T￿ting YounypeoplE hove been morE ew9edb7scIKd getthg IntOft*Wpr￿rns. rn£￿01
they We￿ e¥hP)itlw p￿$ tltrn otobyryhlyh riskof L*comlnq In￿¥￿5erf￿ vh71eft￿. garw5
txtfvifyo￿LVtser0rnU￿ e¥lJit¢tron. Thishos helpedmony yo¢ry ptople kokot theskilts ondtoots they
nted tDrnuke l￿dects{t￿5 t7nddeveloplxttercopingstruteglesforthe155ues tly0￿e￿￿￿n￿rt￿.
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THE JABBS FOUNDATION
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2024
Tru5sell Trnst
JABBS contlnued Ils support ofTfussell Trust with a further grant in December 2023 of £2￿,{K)0. 01 th
&Yant £ICfj,QCrf) u>ntinuesJABBS support for Income Maximi5ation projects at B30 and sO￿h Blrmi￿hafft
and Erdlngton FoodbaThks.Thls fursding has enabledTrnss*ll to lund fvll time thisors at both ceMre5 to
support those facin8 hardship to accessfree, h￿-qUalIty ath¥Ke and sUPPOrt leadlng to over 250 people no
lorw needin8 8 food bank. The remaininR £I(KJ.CW P￿￿ded urgent support to 3 foodbanks in Ihe
Bimiln8ham area enabling them to provide Stock for emergenry fot)d paccels, aiorq with hdp towards
Increasin8 mnning tosts.
o Women and Girls (prevlou5ty Women and the Crlmlnaljustlce S¥￿eM)
Effective Womerfs Centre Proiert (EWCI
As noted In prevlous Tnjstee reports, the EWC proitttls a ¢olkboF3tlon bth¥eeD ￿nI￿rn-61MlInlharn's
Centre for Women lknawiml, Partws of Prtsoners IPOPS). The Nelson Trust. Salford Foundatson, Stockpjrt
Women's Centre, Together Women, The Women'5 cent￿ Cornw311 (TWCCI. The Unl¥er51ty of Blrmin8ham
IUo81 andTheJA88S Foundatr"on. The overarching goal gf the prolecl. throu8h eYKlence informed practice
and cultin8.ed8e re5eaich. is to identlfy. enhance. and spread the unlquo model of sdpportwomen's centres
provideto bOth1￿tIce-I1l¥o1Ved women and w<Jrnen lad￿ multiple ¢1s4thantage wlw) are not yet in contact
wtth ihe justlce system.
Through cuttln8 ed8e and Bold stsndard evaluatlon meth¢)ds the UOB will seek to fwlherth• case for
Women'5 Centres as a Viable alternail¥e to tustody for women. In dolnz sts. It WMI offer the opporturnity for
selec￿1 partner women's centre5 to reflect on'what works. in ternis of their own Casewo￿ practice aThd
current inlerventsons to infom the effertive dell¥ery of wcthen's eentre 5eThi¢es. Moreover, to ensure the
Op￿m81 design of servl¢e5, the Unl¥ersltls Research Group will produce needs analyses that F*0￿de the
opportunlty lo tailor Interyentions to the needs of specilic sub8roups of trknlNI Ivslke Irwolved and at-T15k
women.
At the tentye ofihis research is the useof the Women'5 Risk Need5 A$5essment IWRPUI by the *%¥nen'5
entye partners. WRNA is a ¢omprehen5fve. trauma- and 8ender.responsfve d5k, needs. and stren8ths
a4se5sment designed specffica1￿ to be used with crlminal justlce involved women. It 15 the only valKlated,
peer-reviewed risk and neEds I1￿truMent In the ptsbk darna￿ speclficalty de￿&Thed * and forsystem-
impacted women.
It include5 the fDllowlrq risk and need a55essment scale5.' crlminal hlstory, employTreni &financial needs.
afj8er & hostsiity. men131 hea￿h history Iln¢luding depresslon. PTSD. and Psyc￿)51$ s(Teenin81. thild & adu
ab￿e Iphyslcal and sexuall, SUbsts￿e use Iturrent and historic). parental 5tre55, relationsthip dyslunction.
family conffirt. and 8èmblinK. fft further indudes prethCi￿e strefigth scales for educatSonal assets. tsmity
SUPPOrt & invdvement. 5elf*ffi(acy. and education.
WRrtAi>¥eTh*iew
The WANA is not onty an actuarial risk assessrnent tool wilh o%fnami£ neEds and responsivldes scales, but
also drive5 a comprehen5Ne. holistic c35trplan des*[￿d to enable front11￿ profession3b5 to WO￿ ilon85ide
wcfflen kn a way that besi acwunts for their 5pe(inc needs and strewwbs and *thith mrf(i&ates risb.
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THE JA885 FOUNDATION
TAl￿EES. REPORT
Fofl THE YEAR E14DED31 AUGItsT 2024
The proiedencompasses ftve areas of work111 full implernentatiofi ol the WRNA at sevet) women's centres
orgar¢isations.121 quan￿tatIve an¥￿S[S ol WANA data from the WRNAvalidation sluth Iwhsth JABBS
previousty fundedl.131 the developrnent ofafi evldenred based c3sewofk model to aSSeS5 the eflertNeness
of the women's £ent￿ model.141 an evaluation ol a uauma st3bilisation lnteryentiO￿ and151 the
de¥elorrtnent and v8lidal*)n ofthe Gendered Wellbekng AssessmeThi IGWAI.
Overview GWA
The Gendered Wellbeln8 As5e&sment IGWAI has been developed ty the UOB Wornen. Crime. andJu5tke
Researth Gfoup. Similai to WRW Ihe GWA15 a trauma iftfom*d'Quallty of life Asse$5menL' h¢)wever11
dlffer5 from WRNA as It15 des*ned for￿￿rneD MUl￿PIt and Complex Theed5 who have no Pfior contsrt
¥Ath the criminal justicè syMem. It is a comprehensNe and htsllstic a$5essrnent which evèl¥ates levels of
wellbeing xross key thmaiis and u5e5 thi5 need5lstrenyhs data to cakul3te the likellhood of fvrture athKtse
Ilfe events11.e. child removal, homelessness. sub5tsnee usel. The a$5p&sment ¢ornw15es ol ￿enty4hrEe
scale5 organised into sect*)ns.' education.. housln&safety.' eMpbymeTrVfina￿Ial wellbein& physical
health- mentsl health., 50clal support: ?bU5eltra￿na. substance use,. relationships: parenting., famltyol
OrI￿n. and 5etf*fficaq. A alaofitlwn underplns the as5essmenL that Ilnks lThJNry￿aI need51strenBth
scale5, as well as intera¢th)TYS between dlfferent scales. to assess ihe likdhocd ol future atherse Ilfe ￿rtts.
The assessrneni eDable5 a cJ)mwehenslve survey of needs, styengths, and vulnefats"lities, and S￿LI1d provlde
a dear fvarnework lor caseworkers aThd thelr cxe management_ Moreover, the assessment sh¢Juld promote
support of fflulti-agency partr4ership5 and allow for precise and informed referrals to 5tatytory services. such
as for example prlm4ry care. Multkl8ency Risk Asse55ment Conlerences c￿5￿$stanCe use ser¥ices.The tool
offers the opportunlty io Identify factor5 which could prethspose a woman to further ad¥er5e Ilfe events and
enable women's cenir&s todeveky e¥ldenctrbased 5trate8les for earty Inte•yentla
Durlry theyearTnJ5tees halt agreed a fvrther£l.241054 to supp)rt wowk in th15 area on develop1￿ a
Ileno-based tasework and to expand pro¥bion of the tra￿ rtablllsatlon 5eNke. Both syolects
are sypported by UOB resèafth team.
Anowlm-8imiinghGm's Centrefv Wornen
The grant ol El.051372 wylnally awarded lo support the d￿40pment ol llnthm's new 0￿￿tIOnal
dudin8the runniry% of Dwm House accommodarioo uDrt. On the cknsure of Dawn House Injune 2023 It
was d￿lded io coTrdnvE f￿dIfi8 sFeciaNst PU5itlons at knawm any underspend beingcamed lorward
to apply to futwe Anawbm yants. The grdnienabled the implementatN)n of key ￿aMin&5 identlfied in the
delfvery ofser4ke5 undtr a resTrdential rnode and establshed ways to dW5ifyln¢ome streams.
JABBS support for the kn wgani5ational nJle5, t•thith allOwedAna¥￿fft to strefigthen its govemarKe and
Ove￿￿ht proce55es, has continued. Renewal ofthisfundir% was agreed In 2025.
Appointment to the role of Development Manger roie was delayed VJ th4s grant tem has been extended 10
J￿V 2025 when a final report wdl be tssued. The rde has SUPPOrted Anawm kn develDpinE mulli-year
Frtrfgets aThJ a new fundr31slng stratew to catmtallse on new fvnding opwiunii*5 to ImprDvèfinan(ial
5UStalnabil"ty.
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THE JABBS FOUMDATIOII
TRUSTEES. REPORT
FOR ThE YEAR EIIDED31 AUGiST2024
Cofston IndependertFynderfs Coollrltm IOFCJ Ctsordlnotor
lth￿l October 2025 the role of Oevebpment Managerat CIFC 15 beln8 funded byJA885 and Barrow Cadbury
Trust. Thls fvndirtg was intended to provide the CIFC with the resources neededto bulld enga8ement and
tfVSL identify vrdys of effective partnership work. and ddiver 50rne qulc* wins to prove cL)ncept i.e. thai
through working together in a more involved, collaborat￿e way. the CIFC codd be greater than the sum of
Its parts. Reports rece￿ed note thatthe initial work to dale is achievingihese goa15 and is desl8ned to
ovide the platForm needed to fvrther and enhance thls work goin8 f¢)rward, il ie50urces (an be secured to
extend the Coafition O￿t10pment Manager role.
Thro￿￿ sust3ined, reDAarcontartwith member5 Ofthecoal￿I0rt trust is tr￿11t bet4%*en mmber5 and,
therelore. organbsations. provid￿￿ the op￿rtUnity to bè more aligned. mowe strale8k, and more arnbillous.
In additlon. thewomen's sectorappreclate that a proactive approach is beir¥ taken by a group of funders
who have the authorty aNI expert15e to be oble to ath¢cate for i vibrant fundingmodel forthe sector mo
broadly. atssk tth) ￿'g for onE trust or low￿tIo￿t0 dg¥Kine.
Wofflen In Pn50n IWJ
A8rart of E133,057 was aw¥ded to WIP toward5 3ttlvliles and COSllry in thelr External Aff3lr5 and
Campai8ns DKeclornte pmErarniè plan. Whlist thelknal report Is not due until 2025 the 8fant ha5
enabled Eoverage ofWIP In The Bt& I￿￿e. The Ever￿￿&S18ndard and BBC Five Live along membershlp on
the delr¥ery group of Wofflen'5Justlce Btsard.
The tlnal report on the'Endln8 W¢)men's lrnpri50nment surnrnlt ts due In July 2025, but In1￿•1 ftndiw fofm
thE 5ummlt have been 5hareil wlth over partners au055 the seLtDr.
Westmldlunds fftoAthe Polkeond Crime CommtsslMer(WP W47men's eJwleKe of ccmmunitydrnq
ondokoholrreotmtntsyrtems researth
The OPCC comm15s10￿d the above researth prolect wlth tho Centre forjustlct Inno¥a¢lon and Unlverslty ol
staffordshlre. Bullthng on thls research a further grant of EIO,265 wès awarded wAih th15 researth artjdes
now have open access rbghts. Artldes bel￿ published li Joumal of Emilronmtnl Research a(￿ Public Health
Influence and Probation Institute lonlinel.
CentreJorJustice Imro¥adon ICII)ond Tht Nelson Trust
The CeThtre for Ju5tlce knnovatlon's weylous reSe0￿h funded byTheJABBS Founthtlon klentlfied a raree of
shortCOmin8s In ￿TreTrt 8eThJer-bllnd m¢Ad5 for deli¥erin8 Substance use treotrnent for and
entlfiod kry prlorlltes for the improverneTht of ser¥ices.
Woikire In parn)ership the CentrelorJu5ticé Innovation andThè Ne150nTrust are partway thro￿ a 2-year
grant with the ftnal report due in Jufy 2025. To date they have shared new CoMm￿s1on￿*&￿dan¢e and
presented initial findings ta the Drug5. Alcohol. and Justice Ml Parliamentary PartyGroup increa5in8the
awarenes5 01 the role of traurna and abuse in women's substance mlsuse
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THE JABBS FOiINDATION
TRIMEE5' REIYIRT
FOR THE YEAR EIIDEDJI AU6ttsT2024
71te Netson Tn0t(Imm>¥￿9 Womtn's Expeller￿OIs￿b5tryntt Misuse SeNKes1
A grèrt of £65.600 ¥rd5 3wxdedto the Neknn Twu51 IN to wnpknent the recorTwneTh4atbns of the al
report labovel. To date research Is on.goin8 but thereha5 been dffiCU￿ in securiro ￿￿ment from nortr
substaKe m15U5e ser¥icesJorgari￿tIts
Thts unrestricted￿1 Of£l￿DI￿))￿￿5 awarded ttyThe Ne150NTru5t to support ary of tts tharibble
oble£ilves.
Prfson Refvm fntstlPRIy
A8rwt olf20AKL) 3wariYed to the PATto support the develtspment of a soluilon-focussed evaluatkin
progrdmme of to exlorewhy the knwknnmenlof women rem4rLS 5tubbornty h%h 16 yearsafter the
co￿t￿ Report. Tras grantwas delayed by the General Elethon in Juty 2024 and the Capac￿ cr&s In prlsons
-b￿ a final ￿Port15 dye I￿￿U51 2025.
8irnirthJrn In#ltLtte of Fores￿ Researth181FoRI contlnue5 btse¥Wlm￿L the BIFOR F￿AIrCartM)n
Dloxlde Enrlthment IFACEI Fadllty1gIFoR FAcei. where C02 has been wnFod around trees to slmulate the
atmosphere. It ts pred1(￿d wewll In 2050. Thts wdl fvelp u5 set thewoodlaffil res￿nd5- do the
yow laster. lfthq4￿Y more OfwIII In thesoll and I￿ert lIfeca￿e woWernsP
WhllstJAOBS fvndu￿Concentrales0n sclÈntlfic re5earth ai BIFOR FACE It 5houkl be ngted thal a w•Je
of prnct11lL￿e[5. polKy make￿, educators and researthefs trom the UK and abroad lookin8at Slfvicultu￿.
patholog¥.ecobJ8y, hydrolcey,dtyNate havtvLstted BIFOR FACE- buddlng the Iftflue￿e of BIFOR In re5hapi
natlonal and lrtem•lional research Biendas wllh BIFOR FACE Increa51ntht reshapln8 of fvrE5t pract1￿ on the
Slnc• Awt 2023 o¥*r. 70 wbllcatioN In various books and ￿)Urnal5 have been publlshed InchKllng papvs
In top AnkI￿10￿mIl5 Nature and Nattwe Olmate Chw. TWn8 the carbon and nutrlent rewhs Int
coherent s￿15 Inthe next research priorlty for BIFOR FACE. FACE Is atsosharrtthe de51Knof a
moderni5ed C02 delbverysystemvhth othertewtsdevelth FACEft>r rfifferÉntecosystem&
Development L>f BIFOR education and 0￿rea¢kn continue*ith the d￿lor￿entOf BIFOR In a Box- a kltthat
allows secondaryschool P￿iL¥tO loMI a communlty of dtlzen sdenti5ts tree growth.
bloma55, and tarbon uptake. BIFOR Branchin8 Out aims to extend thi5 Work to secondary sthooks and to
embed InTh￿fve tlknate researth Into the currkuhjm.
qualityaTrJ raDg* of thesclentific researth belr* P￿IL$hed. a￿1 Influen￿ beinB ath*ved
ound ¢lmate 5ciEnce and role of forestry In its mMgaty"on. tn￿ree5 fe￿ thatthere wa5 a str￿1 puNIc
irterest In the research bev¥ CDntinwl Wtsnd the currentBrarn terrn5 and aBreEd a furthprgrnnt of
£5 mlllion. Tru5tee5 value the 5trDnB relatlonship with the urt¥W5ItyTfvA￿ partnerof
5ub5tsn¢e aTrJ rewWN)n.
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THE JABBS FOVNDAIION
FOA THE YEAR ENDED31 AUGu¥f 2024
The general operatln8C05ts of theJABeS Foundatlon are small aThl c¢XfjequeTrt￿ the trustee5 tonsithrthat
there is no requirement to maKrtain a speofic level of funds to meet U*se in future w￿d$.
Pl•Ths lor thvfulwe.
Fomiation of The JAB8S Fourklatlon forwofflen and Gbr15
$i￿ethe¥eaT end. trustees have taken the detisK)n to transfer its 8rant programmes for women and 4ir15 to
a new Charty IncorpoTrted Or8anisation_The JABBS Foundation for Women and ￿lIS(l211893) will take on
eXisti￿8r3nt commltments and delfver an ex(itiwstrate8y to developthis woth fvrther. The new CIO will
inltially be fvnded by the JABBS Foundation.
The JABB5 Foundatlon has the rl8ht to appolnt trustees new CIO to ensure con51stenLV and comin￿ty.
Ihe tharftèt￿e objects olthe newCK) have been shaped to fumy refiertJABBS prlDrities lorlts workwlth
women and girls and are consistent with its charitable oblects and strategy. The objectsof Cbo a￿.
To promt>te soclal Incluyon of wixnen al￿ 8lrls for the public benefft by people
becoming excbjded, relle¥ln8 the needs of those who are social￿ excludgj and a5ststln8 them
to inte8rat¢ Into sodetv.
The rellef of women and &wls bre in need Ixtause of w)uth. il-heatth dbabllity, fin3ndal
hardshlp or othef d15advantage.
For ihe purpose of thi5 clau5e,'socialty excluded means belng exduded from society. orparts
of soclety. as a remdt of one or more of the followl￿factOrs.' unemployment: flnanual hard5hlp,'
vou¢h or obd a8e: ill health IphysKal of mentall,. 5utstanc• ab￿ or dependerKy Int￿dIng
alcohd and dru85- dlscriminatknn on thè grounds of w, race. disability. ethnlc ortln. rellglon.
bellef. creed. sexual ortentstion oryndw re-a&signmEnt,' poor EthJc*k*nal or5kn"11s attainment:
relatio￿h[P and famlly breakdown,. poor hou5inE Ilhat is houslng that doe5 nrt meet ba51
habItab￿ 5tandards1' ¢rlme leither as a ¥irtim of crime or as an offender rehabtirtatlng Inio
sodetyl.
The rèason5 forthe Lknslon are several. Hrstfy. the S￿le and scope and ambltion of our strateÈylu5tlfies
focused or8anisatyon vlith Its own staff and governancesvuctures. 5econdty. trustees reEognise that ifr
erantrnaking progr*nmes ofJABBS are ryAte dNerse- Ihe Dew stnKturevAII allowthe recrnitment of
tnistees and ad¥150rs who t<in8 spectali5t sertor knowledge to our work vAth women and Bid5. IhIrd￿. the
Tru5tee5 feel that the iransfer brings darity for staff. grant beneficiartes and other 51akeholdus. Tn￿tee5
believe thatthe benefits are substanthal and outs*ieh the tt&Sts of the addlttonal foundatltsn and wll bentfft
48BS charliablÈ ahms.
Consdtution
The JAB8S Foundation Is a registered tharity, number 1128402 and is COnMitu￿ under a tru5tdeed dated
26 FebTuary 2(K)9. The JABBS Foundation does not acts¥ety fundra&e but receNes donations Irom one
philanthroplc famity. Some of thedon3tv)ns are wen with the corHlit5on that they ave used for specific

THE JPfj85 FOUf4DAmoN
TRUSTELS. REPORT
FORIIIE YEAR ENDfD31 AUGUST Z1124
charitable prolerts, other dmations xe forthetwstee5 10 appty In line with the general oblecilves of the
Chofity as set out in thefoundln8 detd.
Method of appolntmerrtor election of Trust&s
The trustdeed ￿qUIreS that thefebe a mknirnum of twotrusteeswth no MWIM￿￿. New trusiees are
appolnted by the existingtrL5tees.
Durine May 2025 it was wlth sadness ihai trvllees weve advised of the resignation ol l)n8standlngtru5tee Dr
Alex WTighL Tr￿teeS wish to eXp￿sS Iheir slncere ihank5 for all that Dr Wrlght has contributed to the
success of the Faundatlon LY￿￿￿1 his methcal expertise, hi5 Incltelul anatysis and wisdom to the boartfs
decbs4on5.
On 14th May 2025 Dr Patrtck Cadlrdn w35 appolnted as a ¢ru5tee of the FO￿dat￿rt. Dr Ca￿8￿ has
confimied that he understand5 the re5ponsibllbtie5 and duties of charity trustee5 lTrdudlThg those othlined in
the Fwnda¢ion'sTnJst Deed He hès s18ned a declaraiion confirming hiswil11w￿ and di8￿1ttylo act a5
Trnstee and has also slqned the FO￿datIon'S usual Dedaratlon of Interest form.
The trust deed requlre5 that there be a mlnlmum oftwo tru5tees' meetlw a ytar. blltthetrU￿ees meet
more re8ularty than both ffxmalty and ￿lOr￿al￿. Ai these meetIny￿, the trustee5 a8￿e the bfoad
5traie8yof theJAeBS Foundalion ond ccffjsider grant applica￿OnS. monitor 8rants made pre4lou5fy and make
dedslorfj relaUn8 to investments, reserve5 and risk pollcies and Ferfomiante. The JA8BS FoundatlDn truste•s
carry oui all administratiDn between ihem.
Policbes adopted forthe Indudon and tTrknir8 of Trustees
Folknwlng the ap￿￿*￿tmentQ1 r￿1 the Fo￿ndatI0Th consldersthe1l3A8￿dt on 8ood P￿Ctice and
kndurtlon. Whlle no spedllc ¢ralniTra isstlpulated lor trustees. current trustees have been in¥0￿ed wlth oth
ch￿table or8anlsatknns formanyyeafs and attend Irain￿¥ coursts and wor*slw relewdnt io thelr role in
TheJABBS Fwndation.
No trustee remunethon orexpenses **re daimed or pad durfng the year. Trustee5 are requlred to disdose
all rekvant interests at the meetlng and In acCOrda￿e wlth theTrust's poblcy.wthtrèw from ¢*dslons
where a conflirtof knterestarl
Thetru5t 15 a member of AssocialiDn of Charltable Foundatlon5 IACFI. The ACF p￿deS much helpful
Infomiatlon on good pp¥ti¢e. thange5 inthe12W that affect charfties and acts as an authoritatfve lot* on
behalf of the tharlt•ble loundatlons wth the 8ovemment and reBdators.
policy fors*nicYstaff
Pay is declded at the Ttustee'5 dlxretlon fvrthe CEOand Deputy Director with the as51star￿e of speoalist
recrultment consult8nts.
Risk management
Thetru5tees ha¥e mnsldered the major risks lo wthSch the charlty 15 exposed and hi¥e revlewed those rlsks
and eslèblished system5aThJ procedure5 to manage those ri5*5.
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THE JABBS FOUNDATION
TRILSTEES. REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGttsT2024
sin￿ its ftsmation. the trustees have adopted a cautious approach to finarKlal rlsk and to date have placed
l￿d5 oth* in secure bank (kposlts on the aifvice of the JABBS Foundation's bankers. As the Foundation r￿W
holds swirfKantlree Cash feseryes in¥e5tment a￿￿e wiu be taken in the curientfinancialyear.
The major grants io the Unlversity of BlrmiTr8h4m for the 81FoR project. and the Effeuive Women's Centre
Probert are all fijlly funded.
The main o￿la110naI risk facing theJABBS Foundation is the extent to whith medical. research and
educational grants achieve their expected results to the benefit of patients. stydents and thewi(ler p￿*11￿
The JABBS Foundation maTra8es thLs risk bysUPPOrting projert5 rhamploned by leading academk5 and
prartiiion￿5 wi map)r hospitals. univef5bties, a￿1 other charities. The trustees ￿sSesS suffic￿1 medital.
educational and finandal knowledBe w asses5 applicat￿n5 but also seek ad(fitional ad¥￿e from experts
where necessary. In caseswhere grants are pald overseveral year5, ihe deferred element ol thegr3nt 14 onty
payable11 the trnstees are sats"$r￿d wlth Ihe progress to date. Our requirement far reRular progress reports
on all grants and the publvtyoTr of researth studles aU¢)wsthe irusiees to 0&se55 tht Impact of projects
agaI￿t thelr obh¢tlve5 the wld•r pubuc b￿efit.
In reiètion to Foundatbn's Women and Glrls pro8raTf&ne, the Yrustees are aware of the thallen8es faced
by women's centres and speciali5l or8artlsat￿jns. The CEO and Deputy Dliertor freq￿ntlY consult with
¢ollea8U25 acros5 civil society to ensltre decisions taken by JABBS are in line wlth 8ood practice. emer8in8
knowledge. and presslng nood. In addltlon, through thls prDsramme JAB8S partnvs with welo5talAi5hed
women'5 ¢entre5 and speclalist ¢)rganlsatlons wth a Vast array of experience opErdtin8 Within the dfflltult
e¥tornal c¥m*e. The Foundatlon rake5 a partnership approath to 8rant-makin& devtiopine strong
felatSonshlp5 wlth grant pailners to enable 3pwopriate re50ur¢e plannin8 aTrd rextNe problem-sol￿n
where req￿red. with Ihe medical research and educational grants, in ca5e5 where grants are pa*J over
sever31 year5, Ihe deferred elemeni of the grani ts onty payable If the Trus￿e5 are saiisfied wlth the PTO8ress
to date. Additionalty, regular reptsrtins commltynents wlth our 8Tant partnÈrs enables Tru51ee5 to assess the
impact of yoletts a8alnst the wlder benefit.
responslbllltlqs stat•rnant
The tsusiees are responsible lor wep3rln8 the report and finandal 5tsternents in accordance with
appficable law and Unlted Kingdom Acwntingstandards (United Kln8dom Generally Accepted At¢ountin8
PraCt￿e).
The law applicable to charth'es in England & Wales requ1￿$ theTrustees to prepare financial statements for
each financial year whlch gfve a true and Farrview of ihe state of affairs of the charity and of the Incomi
sources and application Dfresour¢es ofthe tharity forthat wod. In preparingtheseflnanclal ststements,
the Trustee5 are required to=
select suitable accounti￿ polkies and then apF4y thern consistently.
ObSe￿e the Method5 and principle5 111 th¢ Charitie5 SOAP 2019 (FR5 1021:
make judgements and accouniing estifflates that are reasonable ar￿ pw¢*nt-
State whether app￿Cable UKACtwnting Standards have been followed-
prepare the financial statements the on8oinB concern basis unle5$ it is approwkte w presumè
that the chartty wlll continue in operation.
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THEjA￿ FOIN4DAT
TRi￿EE$. REPORT
FORIHEYFAR ENDED31 AU6LST2024
TheTrustees are resyx)Thsit4e for keewn8 properaccountlng ￿¢%d$ dlsctose wlth reasonable accuracy at any
tsrne the financial Positlon otthe Charityand enable them to ensure that ihe financial statements c(thpty
th the Chartties Aci 2011. the Charity IAccounts and Reports) RegulatIor￿ 2008 and the provisions ot the
trust deed. They ¥e respors*¥le fo¢ saleguarding the asset501 the tharity and beTr￿ fortaklng reasonabte
5tep5 for the p￿entIori and detecuon of fraud and othei irregularitie5.
Thts reprytwa5 approved by theTnrttes on 30 hjne 2025 and sI8￿d on theirlthall bv:
LN(9yl
MrR D•nlels
MrsR Kel8hl4Y

THEJABBS FOUNDATION
INDEPEt40EfrIT AIXIITORS aEIIORTTOIHÉTRI￿TEEs OFTTrEJABBS FW4DATION
We have au(fited the fin￿Cial statements of The JABBS Foundation for the year ended 31 M¥ust 2024
vthich tomprtsethe Ststement of Fknancial Athlues, Balancesheei, Cash Fknw siatement and nDtes to the
financial staternen￿ induding a summary of 5i8nlfficant accounti￿ Okles. The fina￿la1 reporting
frnmev40wk thai has been applled in their preparatloh Is appllcablè law and unl￿d.,￿￿dQffl ActouNin8
StandaTd5. incl￿1￿n4 Fsnancial Reporting Stsndard 102 The Financlal Reportln8Stanaèrd applirdble in the
IYK and Republic of Ifelan¢f Iunlted Ki￿n Generally Accepted Accoumiry Pract*el.
In our oplnion thÈfi￿n¢*I 5tstements'.
ve a true and frdlr vle4V of the state of the Charws a5 at 31 2024, and of Its Incamlr
resouros and aPp￿ratIOn of fe50urctss. IKiuding its IrKome and expenditure. for:the yearthenended.
have been FffopÉr￿ prepared In accordonte vAth United fAnerally kcepted Account*
Pr*ke,' and
have been prepared In accorthncevAth requlrenwits of the CharftlesAci 2011.
B151$for•)plvlon
We conducted our authi In accordance with InternalloTral stsndard5 on Audltlng IUKI IISAS IUKII and
ap￿￿¢the I￿. Ow res￿n￿bIlitIeS under those standard5 are fwther des¢ribed in the aulltor
rwsitiilitfjes for the audrt of the financlal statements section of our report. We are Independent of the
ch*irable company kn accordance wlth ihe ethkal requirements th* are relevant to our audlt of the
financlal statements In the Ul In¢kn1k￿ the Fftcs Etlycal 5tsnd¥d, and we have fvmlled our other ethiul
resp)nslbilitie5 In accordance wlth th&e requirements. We belleve that the wtlt evldence we have
obtslnedls suffl¢Sent and approprlateto pTo¥ide a ba515 for ouroplnlon.
In audltln8 the lknzndal ststeMents.we1￿¥¢ concluded that the trustees. use of the 80iryconcern ba51sof
countlr8 In the yeparatlon of thèfflnan¢￿l Is appropriate.
Based onthe wort we have performed, ￿ ha¥enot identlfled any materlal uncertalntles rela￿nSt0 events
0[￿￿￿(￿n5 that, Indl¥lthJallyor¢ollectively. maycartslgnllkantdoubt on thecharitable company's ability
to contknue as è corK¢m for? ptrfod of at least twefve months from w￿n the thnandal ststements
are authorlsed ft*r15sue.
Our re5ponslbililles and the responsll4lltle5 of the Trustees wth respect to ￿Ing corKern are desth1￿ in
the relevant sectjons of thLs rÈport.
The other Infonnatlon tomwises the Infm*ion Intluded In the trustees. repor¢ otherthan the Ilmnclal
ststements and gur audltorfs report thereon. The tn￿lee5 are re5ponslble for other Infomiallon. Ow
oplnbn on the ftnanc131 ststermnts does notcmr the other Infwmation arwj we do nOt￿PreSS any fo
of assuranre CO￿1UsIOn thereon.
Our respor￿￿lItyI5 to rthid the olhef information and. Indolr¢so. conslderwhethertheotherlnformthn
15 materlalty Incon5i5teAtwiththefinancialststÈments orour knowiedgeobtainedintyewurseof the audll
or otherwt5t aFy3r5 to be materially misstated. ff we h4entrty such material knconsistetties or apparent
maierial mlsslatements. we a￿ reqUi￿d tts determine whether th15 8i¥es rise its a materUIl mi55tatemenl
In the ffinanual ststements themselves. If, based on ihe work we have perFOrn￿d. we conclude that thut
ts a m*rlal mlsstst•Mnt of this other Informatio￿ we are required to reportthètfacL
We have nothing to wort In thls regard.
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THEJABBS FOUNDATION
INDEPENDEMT AUDITtJtS REPORTTOTHETRLWEE5 OF THEJAB85 FOUNDATION
We have nothing to reFQrt Sn res
ect of the follts￿￿ matters In rèlation to whlth the Charitie5 (Accounts
and Reportsl Regulatlons 20C¢ requires us to repon to you if. in our opinKJn.'
the information given in ihe trustees, report Ls inconslstent in arhy material rtsped *4th the finarKial
ststements: or
suffioent attounting reo)rd5 have notl>ten kept: or
the fInar￿la1 5taten*nts are not In agreementwith the accounting records; or
we have not recefved all the Informatlon and uplarnations we requiTe forouraudlt.
Rqspw6Sbllllle5 vltheTru5tr•s
As expl3k￿d mi>re fvlly'in the tr16tees' re5ponsknilitles statement set on ￿e IJ and 12, the tnJstee5
Ire responsible for the prepration of the fftrbancial statements and for bel￿ sattsfied that thry8lve a true
dfairyiew, andfor irternalconvol asihe trustees deternine is nece553ryto enat4e the yeparation
of financial statements that*e free from materlal misstatement, whetherdue to fraud or error.
In prepadng the ffinandal stètementy the Irustee5 art respoThsible for assesskng the thaiitV5 ability to
contSnuE as a g0lwdcon￿f￿. dsclc61n8. as applicabl¢ matters ￿lated to 801ry concern and uslng the 8olng
concern basL5 of actountln8unles5theirustÈes dther intend to lIq￿thtethe th¥ltyor ￿ ceaseoperation5.
or have no reallstlc alternative to dg 50.
We have been appointed as audbtry undef sertlon 1443 of the Chafrtles Att 2011 and repNt In attordance
wbth thÈAct and relevapt regulations made orhavlryd effect thereundèr.
r gbjtcli¥e$ afe to obt•n reasonable assurance about whether ihe financial statements as a whole are
f￿e from materlal m6ststernent, whether due to fvaud or error. and to issue an audit?rfs feport that
Includes ouropinion. Reasonable as%urancc15 a hlgh level of assurance, bvt is not a 8uar3ntee that an audit
c¢)nducted In accordance ￿￿th IS45 IUKI wlll olways dEtert a matenal rni55tstement when il ex15ts.
mfjsstatemer￿ can arise from fraud or error and arecon51dered m*erlal ff. indl¥IdUa￿ or Inthe ag8reeate.
Could re350nabty ￿ we(ted to IThfiUe￿e tt*econornlc dtclslttrn ol users rakenontheb4515 ofihese
financial s￿leMents.
lffegulantle5. Incl￿11￿1 fra￿￿, are of non<ompMance vAth laws and reaulillorf. We des1￿1
oceduresln line with our resporffjlblltie4 outhned abov¢ to detect materlal mlsststements In respect of
lar￿les. irKludirq fra￿￿.
Theextenllo whlth our:prcfedure5arecapableof detettlnglrre8ulafftles. inchJthn8fraud ￿detr11edbe1ow.
Erquiry ofirnanaeemept, and tTr¥)se char8ed with KoVernan￿ around artual and p)tential
ltt¥ation and clalms-
RewewinB mInu￿s of meeting5 ofthose ¢har8ed with 8¢)vemance;
ftÈvlewin8 flnarKial statement dlscbsures and testlng to supportiThB docw*ntstlon to asse55
¢(ffiF41ance with appr1¢ab￿ laws and tegulation5.
Perfomlw auikt WO￿ o%*r the risk of manaEemefit overflde of CDntrols, WKludiTra testin8
hournal entTie5 and ¢)theradjurtmentsfov approwiatenes5. evaluat1￿ the buslne55 ratlonale of
5*nificant Irans￿tIOnS outside the normal cuurse ol busin&s and reV￿lre accounti
e5twnates fLY bias.
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JAB85 FOUNDATION
Because of the inherent fimilatlorn of an wdll. there Is a r15k that we WAII not dq￿￿ ai Irrqularlties.
Including those leading to a material mlsstatement In the finanaal ststements or non.¢0M￿lan¢e with
regulation. This risk increases the fflore that compliance with a law or règulation Is removed from thè
t¥ents and tran5adons rellerted in the ftnanclal 5tstements, a5 we will be less l*el to become aware of
Instances of non40mp1ian￿. The risk is a150 greater re8ardlng irregularitie5 occurrin8 due to fraud rather
th•n error. a5 fraMI InwlvES kntentlonal concéalmenL for8ery. Collus￿n. offi￿510￿ Orthisrepresentat￿ft.
A bjrther dewiptkn of ow rryjms1￿lI1*S is avèllatAe ¢Jn the FRCS ￿*bSIte at:
.or
audltorsres
This dtsuwlon fornts partofowathlttarfs ￿P￿L
Th15 report ￿ made501etyto the tharh3blecomparf51ntstees. as a boty, In P•rt4 otthe
Charities IA¢wunts and Repwtsl Re8ulatlons 2(Th. Ow a￿￿hlWryk has t￿en undertaen so that we might
stste to the charknble coryanvs trustees those matter5 we 3re rewlred to State to them In an audbtorf5
reyt and for no other purpose. To the fullest e¥tent perrnltted ty law. we do ￿ accept or a￿uffle
r•5ponsibl¥ty to ￿one ￿her than chawltabl? Company and (￿lItable cortyary<5 t￿￿tte5 as
bo*. lor4xraudltwart for th15 reporL orfor treowitins we ￿ve fonned.
Ltd
Daffems Audlt Lwniied, St41utwy Audltor
Eas￿0d
nley knine51 P•
Coventry
¥3 2UB
30Jw* 2025
D¥fferM A￿jIt Llmlted 15 elglble for I￿oIntMan1 as ath*tQf of the chaiity by Nlrt • of ts eV4lblllty for
wolntment •s wdltorof i ￿mp•fiV ￿￿er settlon 1211 of the ConyaMl•s Art
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THEJIBBS FOUNDATION
STATEMEMT OF FIN￿CIAL￿￿fmT1fs
F0ft￿ YEAR EIIDEDJI AU6LST2024
fat￿1(￿3
INorne *d endowmuts frtyw.
Donation5 w¥J Wdes
3.176.(KKJ 9,(￿.(1￿? 11176ml
550.163
550.163
5,2615N>
S,2625(Xl
21W8
250,rAo
ft￿d
T¢Malliwii•
8,988.663 9,crfKJ,CrfXI 17.988.663
7,280,348
1.416.955 470S.192 8.122.147
L416,955 6.705.192 8.J21147
5.525,517
5.525.517
757LTh I294JIB 9.866516
1754131
Transf•rbetweenfvn*
II24l0541 1,24iOS4
6,329.654 3.$3W gW516
1.7S4%31
Tutalfvnds trfought
J6,491 1,365.349 2.061WO
7.OZ6,145 4,WII IIJ28J56
307,C119
2.064840
Th• not•s on p•8e5 19to31form part ofthese fin*￿1 statements
p￿15

THE JABBS FOUNDAIION
ASAT 31AUGUST2024
Tanglbleassets
4.291
1205
li
43,ml
26,052,$58
9,5(￿•,(
1875976
Cash at bank and in harKI
26,095,558
1375.976
Crnknvs.. amourtshlllnB due¥Athln
oneyear
12 I4.0￿,567)
3￿7.795
21034,971
22.039.262
8.808.181
8.810,386
TO￿ asMts luj wYYthrtllablllU•5
Cr•dtgTh.' amowts falkn8 due after
one year
13
110.110.9C61
16.748,5461
11928.356
2.061
Unrestrfcted fvnds
General fi￿d$
Desl8nated funds
7,026.145
628ffi0
67.631
7,026.145
4.￿2.211
694491
1365349
Restrtcted fvnd5
Totril￿d9
11928.356
2.061,840
Thp fknancbal ststements wer* approved tsytheTn￿ees 30June 2Q25 aryj SI8￿ on thelr behalf ￿.
Mr
Daniels
Trustee
Trustee
Th* note50n pa8es 19to 31foftn part ofthese financial smernents
Pa8e 17

THE W85 FOUNDAIIOII
STATEMENF OFCAVI FLOWS
FOR THE YEAR E14DED31 AUGUST 2024
2024
Cash Ilows frryn t)PErallr* a(Il¥lll•s
Net cash wed In operatin8 activtties
17
22.630,￿1
LOIJ.691
Cash from irNe5tini•cll4th."
Bank iniere5t received
Purchase oft3￿￿￿* fixed assets
550,163
13,7621
21
129411
Netcath (wed lftllwry4ld•d ty kn¥•iikni a¢*•111•5
546AOI
Chay and cath •qutr4T•knts ih th•
23.176,582
2￿75.976
1.037.599
1,838.377
Cash and cash equ￿31?ntsb1o￿t fonyard
C•sh and ¢•sh wulv*i'•ntsuTrl•dto￿￿
26mi558
2.875.976
Cash and cash 44uhahb)ts¢on5I* ¢*.
Cash at bank and In ha.nd
26,052.5S8
2￿75,976
Cash and ethlwtsc•ffl•dlcrnnl
26
C•shllo
2023
Cash and cJsh ewfvllknts
2.875976
23.176.582
26,052,558
Totsl r*td¢bt
23.176yZ
2iOSI.558
P<E 18

THE JABBS FOUNDATION
14OTES TO THE FINANQALSTATEMEIIIS
FOR THEVEARf14f￿3j AUGItsT2024
l.) Ba515 of weyrntlon of IlnJndal sl•tements
Thetharltyis registeted wi England and Wales and i5unincorporated.The addres¥of ihe windpal office Ls
PO Box 16067. Harbome, Birmln8harn, B32 9Pfj.
The charlty Con$t￿￿te5 a publlc benefft entity 35 denned by FRS 102. fv flnancial 5tstements have been
prepared iThattordance with Accountlng and RepDrtin8byCharities.' Statemenl of Recommended Pradice
appllcable lo charilies preparin8 thelr accounts In ¥cordance with ￿ Finartclal Reportir¥ Standard
appllcable In the VK and Republk of Ireland IFRS 1021 Issued in C￿Ober 2019. the Finèndal Reportlng
Standard appllcabie In the Unlted Kln8dorn and Republicof I￿land IFRS 1021, the Charitie5 Act 2011 and
VK GenErdltyAccepted Prattlce.
The finandal st*ments ￿ve been prepared to give o'true and falrf vlew andrha¥e departed from the
Chadties (Accounts and Reports) Regulatitins 2008 only to the extent required tfi provlde a'true aThl fair
Nie￿. Thls departure has Involved follow5￿ the Accountin8 Rewtin8 bl, tharits"es'. St3tement of
Aecomrnentjed Prartice akwlcable to t1￿111eS preparfng thelr accounts in att*￿e with the FIn¥￿la1
ReporWn8 5tsAd3rd applicable in the UK and flepubl￿ of Ireland IFRS 1021 issued in Ortober 2019 rather
than the A¢countlr8 and Rep¢¥ti￿ ty Charltbes.. Ststement of Recofflmtnded dartke effe￿￿ from 01
2(KJ5 whlth has sirKe been wlthdrawn.
financial statements are prepared on a goi￿ concern basts under the hiltorlcal £￿t conventlon.
modlfied lo Indude CLYtaln Iterns at falrvalue. The financial ststements are pies
nted in sterlln8 whl¢h is
the lunctbnal cuffency of charlty and rounded totht nearest £1.
1.2 I￿￿n+
JI income Is rewnisedonce thecharityhasenthlement tothe Incorne. Itls pro#ablethat the kKomewill
be I￿Ned and the ￿0￿nt Of IrKome re￿￿able can be measured rdlabty.
hicome from donations or grants ￿ recoD*ed where therels e¥lden¢t of entttlement lo the Income,
recebpt Is probable and Its amount can be measured rellablv.
1.3 Expend1￿
ExFenditure Is recwmsed or￿e there is a lyl or COr￿￿(t1¥e Obl*a￿On to tra￿fer economic t*nthtto
thlrd party. It b probable that a tran51er of econornk tenellts wlll be req￿réd kn Sett￿ment the
amountof ihe obf¥ation can be measured reliably. £xpenditsxe Is clasdfied adivtty. The costs of each
arti¥ity are made up of the total of dlrect costs and shared costs, includlrvd SUPPOrt Costs In¥ofved In
undertakiNd eath acti¥ity. Dlrect Costs attrlbutable to a 51ngbe acilylty are alocated diredly to an 3divrty.
Shared costs kthich c￿trIbUte to more than one athity and 5UPPOrt costs which are not attrtbjtabieto
yn8le athity are appor0￿d between those artivities on a basls conslstent with the use of resouros.
SuppL*t costs * thosecosts kncurred threctty In support ofthe th•riVsoblec
(IwltableactyvitlesandfjwEmanceco5tsare¢￿ts incurFed on the clwlvs opèration5. bncludln8SUPWrt
5 ènd tosts relalln8 to thegovemonceofthe chorfty apportyonÈd to charftable a￿l￿tieS
page 19

ThE JABBS FOUNDATIOPI
NOTESTOTHE FINANCIAL5TATEMENIS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED31 A￿GL￿T20z4
Grants payable are thaoed In the year when the offer Is made except in th￿l$e c35es where the offer Is
conditional, suth grants being recoBnlsed as eKpenditiJre when the condltioys attaching are fulfilled.
Granisofferedsubject tocondillonswhith havenot been met atthe year*nd aye noted as htommitrnenl
bjt not accrued as expenditure.
1.4 T¥qibk fixed assèts aNI deprviatl
All assets costing fflore than £1,0￿ are raplta115ed.
A revlew for Impalrment of a fued xset is carried out If events or tha￿e5 In drtumstznres Indicate that
the Car￿￿8 value of assets and thelr rec￿￿rabIp. Shortfa115 teiween the Carryi￿ *Alue of ftxed
ssets and their recoverable amounts are rewi5ed as knpainnents. knpalrment105ses recffjgni5ed in
the Ststemeniof finanLial aai¥illes.
Tangible ffixed awts ale cariied at tost, net ol depfetla￿on and any WOVi5ion for bnpalrrnent.
Depfeciaiion ts prO￿ded at rates ¢al¢ulated to write off the costs of fixed a55ets. less t￿lf estlmatsd
re5idval value. overthelr èxpected useful lfves on followlng basl$.'
Compyterequipment
2S% 5tra*hl Ilne
13 Inl•Y•51 reuk•abl•l
Interesi on fvn<ts Ileld on de￿It is Induded when rtcelvable and the amount ran be rneasured Te￿abfy
by the d￿rIty.
Trade and oth¥ debtty5 are ￿cogni*d * the settiefnenl amoimit after any trade dIscoW￿ offered.
Pa￿ne￿I$ aievalued at the arnount prepald net of ¥nytrade OL4counts due.
1.7 Cash al Ba￿ ITh trand
Cash at bank and In hand ID¢ludes tath and short term hoghly llqubd Investmtnts wlth a short maturlty of
three month5 or from the dale of acqui5btlon or openi￿¥ of the deposit or 5kn11ar account.
Liabilities are reco
nisedf*hen there Is an oblieation at the Balance sheeidateas a res￿￿ of a past event,
It ts probable that a tTansler of economlc benefft will be requlfed In settlernenL and the amunt of the
5ettlemeTrt can be è51Jmated rellJbty. knabilities are ￿￿8Th15ed at the anKTrunt that the charity aniiwates
rtwiN pay io sett*the debt ￿the amount It h•3 recel¥ed as a¢hanced payments forthe8tr)d5 orseThI￿5
Itfflust provlde.
L.9 Fina￿￿1 instrurn
The ¢hartty onty has financL31 assets and finanoal liabilrf¢ies of a kind that qualrfy a5 bas￿ financial
instruments. Bayclfinancial Instrurnents are In￿la1￿ recognised as value and subsequently
measured atthew Sett￿Ment¥31Ue.
Page 20

THE JABBS FOUNDATION
IIOTESTO THE FINPJICIAL STATEIKNrs
FOR TNEYEAR ENI>E031 AUGUST ZDZ4
The tharity operate5 a dellned contrtbuthjn pe￿IOn 5d*me aThJ tr￿ ptnslon thar8e represents the
amounl payablp by thè LthaAty to ihe fund In respert of the year.
Generalfu￿5 are uNestrKted knds areavzdalle forthe useof dLscretk)n oftheTru5teesin furtherance
ofthe 8enerèl objecir¥e5 olthe charity and whith ha¥e notbeen desly4ted f4the otherpwposes.
Desi8nated funds o)mprise ur￿￿tritted funds th3t have been set a55de by thb Tnstees for pa￿(ular
PWP05es. The alrn and use of each des*nated fvnd15 setijut In the notes to the finanaal statements.
Restric￿d hjnds are lunds whlch are to be used In accordance wlth Specifi
reSts1ctk+￿ Imposed bv
d(￿0￿$ or which have been rnlsed by the tharlty for particular P￿r￿Se$.
e cost of raisin8 and
admlnIsterl￿ 5uth fvnd5 are thwBed a8alnst thE spedftc fund. The alm and y ole•th ra5tr1ct•d fund
b5Set out In the notes to the lI￿nd31 staiernents.
I.12Goi￿ coA¢•rn
The finèndal statements have been prepred on a going corxem bists asthe Tpjsws belle¥ethit r
materlal uncertakntle5 exbL ThÈTrusttes ha￿ consldered the le¥elof fvnds held and the expEtted
Iv4eioflncoffle and e¥penditure for 12 moDtts from auth01tsi￿ these finaftclaFststements.The
budgeted Income and ￿F￿ltUre b suftkknt wlth the le%￿ of re5èrvt5forthe tharty to be abteto
conthwe as a8olrqconcern.
the applkation ol tr* tharws accountlr* polk1￿ the Trustees are rewlred to rna￿ luwments.
estlmate5 and 45SWnPtions about the canywq afflt￿nts of assets and li*lilies that are not readlty
appafeni from other sourcés. Tht estlmates and 3550ciated assumpiic*ns
re based ¢)n h15torital
experience al￿ other factors that are considered to be rele¥ant. Actval resu
may dlffer from these
estimHtes. The estlmates and under1W'￿ assumpttons are reviewed on an ongolng basls. Revlslons to
accountln8 estimattt are rtrognlsed in Ihe pwiod kn whlchthe estlrnate b5 re¥ls'ed If the revlslon affects
onty that perlod, or In the period of the and futyre perlods If the rev¥k*n affects both turrent
and luwre pthod5. The Trtsstees do not conslder there a￿ any cthkal I￿%ements w sowces ol
estimatlon uKertalnty dbsclosure beyond the 8Ctth*)tlrq pollde5 151ed above.
PaBe21

ThE JA085 FOUNDATION
NOTESToniE HNANaALSTATEMEPIIS
FOR ThEYEARtIlDED31 ALEU5T2014
Totsl
fvr
2024
funds
Donatlon5
IL17&¢XK) 7,LKll,5￿J
Income from donaiion5 a￿1 le8acies were £12.176.CO)12023: £7.0085CKII. of7Athlch £9,0￿￿￿￿112023.
EG,027.5CQI wereattTbutable w restrktedfund5 and E3,176,(XKI12023: £98LofA)I were JtrdbJt*leto
unre5tr1cted fund5.
Totsl
Tot•l
Bank interest
55Q163
21
me from Iry¥wtsn￿ts were £￿.16312023: £211481. all of ¥thlth attrlbutsble to ynrestrlcled
P4e 22

IHE JABB5 FOUNDATION
FOR ThEYEAR EIIDE031 AUGLM2024
rthkEn 5•n
Toial
fte5earch Into the health of trees and fDrtsts
and encourth the ￿antI￿of ne* trees
t*re these offer ethxat5onal 0￿rt￿l11eS S.OIL992
5.oll992
1582571
wrdr¢h
778
Swrtkn8¥thewabk ￿￿ofs(￿and
reduclng thè number of people In¥ol¥*d lft
the cdmlnal Justke system
I219￿13 188347
5,312yJS
EdUcatlonalll￿￿thn8eduCtiti￿1dJtt￿1q￿s by
rt5 or8anlsa￿oTrS1
17.5(Xl
148AOI
Famlkl reladonsNp5
7.933.8
181347
2.147
5.525517
Grant expendlture INt>te 61
Othertharitsl*eexperthur•
7.728,134
205.666
7,933A(XI
188347
.112.147
S.525.517
Expenthiure from thwilable aclNitbes was £8,12114712023: £5.5255171, olwhithl£L416.95S12023:
£4.72I151I was attrlbuthtrAeto restrtcled funds and E6,705.19212023: £803,366) viw• awibutobte to
unre5trkted funds.
pa￿ 23

THE JADBS FOUNDATION
PMTOTHE FlNANCIAiSTATEP￿￿TS
FoRniEYEAREf4DED 31 PAIG￿T 2024
17%946
91J85
92.￿1
4240
8.340
AthnlnlstratioD costs
Officecosls
Le8al and profe55hJnal
186.347
I96￿6
To#1
2024
5317.720
205.278
1.16¢978
693,242
204.332
224,9S3
409.259
NeknnTwu#
PartThEts OfPrI5￿ets & FSG Umlted
Salford Women's Centre Limi
sto4*￿rtwoMen'S Cwtre
The Wornerfs Centre Cornw7M Lmnlted
To8ethw Women ProJeFts (Yorkshlre a￿1 Hwnbetsidèl
Centre forJusUce InrvtloD
The Tnwell Tr
5t 8￿11$
Women in pri￿
IIL761
47.164
63,211
45trf)
788.952
201.228
125.C
175,f
125.
102,491
74778
133.057
Isix>
393.935
Iio.(xKJ
I9￿8
S7257
Unknity of QAford
Heart of E￿land C(thmvnity Fout*tlon
Awilm Blmiireh•m's Centre for Women
Smaller grarts of £6S.Ofy) or less
423.814
7,72&134
5328,551
The number of or8anlsations to theTrustees commltted
wants durfngthe yearwas..
Page 24

THEJABBS FOUNDATION
FOR THEYEAR ENDED3IAu6U￿ 2024
This b 5tsted after thaww.
Totallu
Deprqchuon of tanObiefixed assets:
by the tharity
Audltor< femuneraiiM-•Jdlt
AudIt0￿. rernunvatlon-otheisenAces
1,676
3AOO
2.(KlO
735
Thorewero noTrustee5 remun¢raOon orother beneffts fortheyear ended 31 Aiiw 2024 nor forthe year
¢r**d 31 A￿USt 2023.
Ther•were noTNstees' exper￿ pald for the year eTrJed 31 August 2024 Th)r thefvT endpd 31 Awt
2QZ3.
20
WaBe5 and 5alarles
Soclal seojrfty costs
Other p•￿1¢)￿ Costs
148.715
11367
64
81,224
2.255
175J46
gL48S
Ways and saartes *Klude wws admln15twed on behalfofCIFC.
The avera8e numberofptrsons empknyed chwitydurln8the year was as fdl¢>ws'.
The nwber of employeesvtho re￿IVed totsl employee benefits ¢exd￿*w emF4Oyerpe￿knn t05ts of
more than £60.0001 is as follows..
£Go.￿l.£70,(Oj
The charltyoperates a defmed ¢ontrllwl*yt sch*ne. The tha￿e for the perlod was £15,86412023:
£8,￿61. The defined Contrib￿1￿ fi￿11￿ b5 allocated to resir1¢￿ fvnds.
Key manag￿ent pwsonnel forthe Women and Girlswork are the CEO aTrd Oépvty Director. Thetotsl
empknyee benefft ofthe kn management petsonnel ofihe Charty was £91852.
Page 25

THE JA885 FOUNDATION
140TES TO IHE FINANCk4L STATEME14fs
FdR THE YEARPNDED 31 AUGitsT2014
eqdpment
At I September 2023
Addltlo
Dwsals
At 31 2024
3,762
6,702
At I September XJ23
Charge forthey
Ellminated on dksposals
At 31 Aiwist 2024
735
1.676
1411
Net bookvl
At31AW2024
4.291
At 31 A￿U$l 2023
11. D4knr¥
Other debtOf5
Aruwl IwKome
9.5(Kl.¢XW)
9.Sm.(KKJ
Debtors In the pwior ytar repr?serrtseo*efix#*n8 comrnltmert5 re¢el¥ed In re5P¢rtof the BIFOR
Project and EWC PTo*cL Thts has been Teceived CUTrentyear.
Page26

ThEJABBS FOUNDATILVI
r40TE5ToThe FIN*KIALsfATEM
FQR THEYEAR ENOfD31 AUGIM 2024
Attrnals and deferred Income
Grants ac(n￿d
4.054.587
3.561,795
4,060S87
3,567,795
dnts
.1￿.￿16
6.748.546
10,110,906
6.748.546
Repay￿le by Instslments
5,(XJO,IJCQ
Page 27

THE JAOBS F(XINDATION
NOIESTOIHE HNPl4c￿sTATEt￿41S
FOR THÉ YEM ENDEDJI AUGiST 2024
stat•rrtrtof lunds
eadof PfO8ramme
Women and ihe
crimlnal justlce system
67,631
11,676
65.955
Gerw?l frjnd
628,860
8.988.663 I14￿2?9) IL176.(1991
7.026,145
I￿16,9￿5
1￿.145
R•stslrt•d Furyl
The 81￿￿nghaM Insthute
Fo￿stryReSeayth IBIFORI
Effeclh* Women's ￿litre
Proied (Ewa
Corsian lrtdeper￿ent Funder5
Coalltlon ICIFa
Women aThl fj￿$ ￿ & Gl
H*h Al￿tude Research
5,LlY).000 ISOThI,th)I
1,279,748
{L623,¥Y>II L242.054
S97￿98
85.601
I40.￿)
141,2021
4S.515
2,9S&798
IJ65J49 9.oIY)AI￿ 1470¥192}
4.9)2211
Totsl l￿dI
2JW40 17,911
8.12114
ii,
¥nce at i
•t31
Trnn
Head of Programme
Women and the
Cfimlnal ju5ticeswem
IL7691
67,631
General furKI
207.&YJ L252048
I801￿7)
130,(XY)1 628.8fA)
696Ag1
Rethded Fw41
EWC Projeci
CIFC Prohect
Total
6.LKTr).(IxI 14.no,252}
275(¥)
307m9 72*1•8 {4524517)
1279.748
GOJKII 85.f4)1
Page28

THE JABBS FOUNDATION
)TESTO IHEFINANCKSTAIEME1fi5
FOR THeYEM ENC￿ ￿ AUGUST2024
Restrkted fvnds Cornpr￿ the folk)%th
BIFoR-fvnds are restricted to re5earth vnthe effects ofdirnatr than8e ￿ rn?￿re woodlarKI.
EWC-tNs proje(l 15 a collal)oraty¢)n IKknAnawMn- BirMI￿arn.5 Centre forwomen. Partners
of Prlsoner5. The NelsonTws( Safford FoundèiioNStockport Worrten's CeDrre, ToBether Women.
The Wom?r¢5 Cenlrecomwall, The Unvrnsityof Bimiiwam andThe JABBS Foundation. The
overarthlnggoal of the project. thro￿ evIder￿ informed praciite ènd cuttin8-ed8e researth, ts to
KIen￿. enhante. and spread the unffjue model ofsUPPOrt Vlvmerfs centresprothde to both ju5tite.
in¥olved w￿n and women fadw mulwgle dls•*4antagevkno are not yet iri contsrtwith the ju5ti¢e
System.
CIFC.Th1sfuThJw￿ 15 restrthd w costs assoda*d wlththe role of DevelopThient Coordtnatorfaf thè
CIFC.
W & G-thLs fimxl Isresirkied to SUPP47rt woletts and￿arth th* benefft women and youn8
people whetherln contsrt ¥Ath or at rf5kofc0nW￿th the ulmlnal luitke syst•m ore4)wlen(h
other h4rdshbP.
Hl8h Research-lunds are to provbdt a pro8ramme of research *thln the field of alillude
me¢licine, mountsln slckDess and related illne55e5 dwin¥ mountain exped6ti0ns *4th dinical trta15 and
patho&thy5ioIo8y sbxfjes ryefere￿e.
All ofthesearedescribed kn more detall kn theTrnstees ReporL
Deslinatedfund-thls fund was set up to fund the Hèad of Programme Women and the CrlmlD
Iu5tlce system role.These funds have bt*n utilised ￿ the end of the currentyear.
Durlrqthe year traTrsfu5 were madè fmm th•8enerolfund to the f*Strlcted EWCfuThl.Th15 ha5
rben dut to restrKrlons beln8 plactd on W￿￿tykled donatlons
An•W￿l oln•taM•ts
Tolallunds
2(Q4
TanS1t4ef￿ asgets
Current assets
Creditors ￿1n one Itar
Credlrors in rnore than one year
4.291
26.095.SS8
I4,060￿7)
4,291
16.052.558
14.060.587)
{10.1109%1
11328,356
IL885.356
Page Z9

THEJABBS FOUNDATION
FOR YE￿ EIIDÉD31 AUGiST 20Z4
Unvemrirted
funds
Totsl IWMIS
Tawblefknl a55elS
Cuffent a55ets
Creditws due wlthln oneyear
Credtor5 due In Th￿re than oneyex
1205
12.375,979
14.735,1541
16946538)
12.375,976
13.567.7%1
16,7485461
2.(￿840
Commlthieni •t ihe sm ofthe
Payablt In lessthan one ywlnote 121
Payablt In mor* than oneyearlnote 131
3,56L795
6,748.546
10,310341
2,025.282
6.504.190
8,529.4n
Grantstommtttedduthi the perknd (note 61
Gfants paid dulfnithe perbd
cantelled duth8the perknd Inote 61
7.728.134
I3￿n￿32)
5,398.798
13.5¢7.612)
1702471
I,780￿69
3,855.152
Cornrniimentèt the eThl oftht pethd
payab￿ In IESS than onE YE¥ Inote 121
Payable In kd than one year (note 131
4.054.587
10.110,9
3.￿1.79$
6.748y6
14,165N93
10,310,341

17. R4cohrillatlorbdfi•tOnt¢MMI(•xp￿dI1U￿) tohotcath fto* from Op•rntl￿lcIh
Net incfftllexgendbturtl forthe year
9.866516
1.754331
I￿6
1550,1631
9N57,000
3*55.152
Bank interest recetr4ed
Ilncreaselldecrease In debtors
Inutaselldecreasel In<redlto
121WI
11499.9281
1.783,867
frlet Cash fflow fromop*dth¥ aciMlle5
22&30.
L018.691
There np telated party transacdrms th¥tre4￿re di%d05we.
19. Port bakrts th••1 •wrt¥
SlrKe the year end, tntstees have taken the decision totral￿r Its yanl Prova￿￿￿¢sf0l w0￿fi and
8irtS to a new Chathy Incorpornted OrganIs8￿n (registered on 10 Apdl 20251. TheJAB85 Foundatlon
for Women and Glrts wlll take ort existmy ernnt commltments. The rthv CIOWIN kn￿Ll1￿ be knded
theJAB85 Fo￿￿atIon. Tn￿tee$ of TheJABBS Fwidavon arethe fO￿)d￿￿Try￿1£u olibeJABBS
Foundatlon Women aThl fjhts. The transferls plwwd to tske pla￿ at the be8knnlrKqofJABBS new
finandal y•Hron Isept￿bEr 2025.
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