Wlltshlre Islamlc Cultural Centre Trustees, Report 2022025 The WICC has undertaken a range of activities this year to comply with its charter, with each initiative aimed at strengtheningour community and supportingour members. These achievements are the result of the dedication and hard work of our volunteers and trustees: Conducting daily prayers. ensuring the centre remains a focal point for spiritual growth and unity amongcommunity members. We conduct two Friday sermons each week. attracting more than 100 people. These gatherings offer an opportunity for collective worship and foster a sense of togetherness. The Islamic school operates five days per week, providing religious education and fostering a sense of belonging among over 40 children. Positive feedback from parents and students highlights the school's welcoming atmosphere and the valuable life lessons imparted. We have established good working relationships with other local charities, including the church and the police. to promote interfaith understanding and community safety. During Ramadan, we provided daily iftar meals for all attendees at the mosque. ensuiinga welcoming environment and meaningful support forthe community throughout the holy month. Many participants expressed their gratitude, noting how these gatherings helped foster a spirit ot generosity and togetherness. Shazuli Iqbal Chairman Wiltshire Islamic Cultural Centre
Profit and Loss Wiltshire Islamic Cultural Centre April 1, 2024.March 31, 202S A¢¢n4al Ba$ls 2024-25 31.307 4.694 150 3,843 5,000 Donation Quran Class School Visit Gift Aid Grant Building Fund Restricted 5.755 Total Income Expenses Bank charges Electricity Admin-Expenses Renl Repair and maintenance Salaries Insurance Telephone Total for Expenses Surplus 50.749 637 2,144 223 4,800 2.144 26,952 726 564 38,192 12,557 K. kh,