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2024-06-30-accounts

REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES – OCT 24 – FINANCIAL YEAR 2023/4

1. Charity Details

2. Structure and Management

The trust is an unincorporated subsidiary body of the Rotary Club of Uppingham (RI Club 72930) (“the Club”) which is a club chartered within Rotary District 1070 of Rotary International in Great Britain and Ireland. The club was chartered in 2006. The trust is governed by the standard Rotary Trust Deed. The Trustees implement the charitable aims of the Rotary Club of Uppingham as decided by the club at its periodic Business Meetings. The Trustees are elected for the forthcoming Rotary Year at the Club Annual General Meeting. All members of the Club participate in the voluntary activities of the Trust and in allocating moneys to specific grants.

3. Financial Report 2023/4

The Trust accounts to 30 Jun 2024 have been examined by Chris Sworn, a qualified accountant, and represent a true and accurate account of the Trust’s affairs; a copy of his report is attached. In view of the substantial legacy received during the accounting period which has raised our income to over £25,000 for the year we are required to forward full accounts and this report to the Charity Commission although this is likely to be a temporary situation.

At the end of 2023/4 the Trust held a balance of £22,165 including reserves of £3,065 in respect of unexpended project funds.

The Trust does not hold a dedicated reserve fund, other than unexpended project funding, but attempts to maintain a buffer fund of £3,000 to ensure that adequate cash flow is available for projects as and when required.

Donations . The Trust made the following major donations during the year:

Charity/Organisation/Project £
RotaryFoundation 1850
RotaryFoundation Polio 1850
Youth activities (Exchange, YRYLA, Tech
Tournament,Scout/Guides)
1316
LOROS 1150
Sailability (newpersonnel hoist) 5567
Shelterbox 590
Defibrillator(Market Place) 3436
Dementia Awareness Event 658
Internationalproject contribution 500
Local Appeals 775
Ukrainian support 192
Total 17884

The Trust created reserves of £3303 in order to provide funds for: Local Family support (£1968), Ukrainian relief (£847), Donation to Scouts £250 and prepayments for the Craft Fair of £238.

The £20,000 legacy donated to the Trust early in the year was donated with the proviso that it should be used for local projects. During the year the Trust spent £8176 on local projects (this sum excludes all overseas donations and the contribution of District 1070 Foundation and RC Rutland to the Sailability project).

Income

The major fundraising events and other sources of funds during the year were:

Event Income £
Legacy 20000
Craft Fair 923
Eyebrook Walk 1806
Polio 875
Donations and misc 1145
Foundation voluntary contributions 312
Race Night 792
Quiz 404
Ukraine (returned donation) 250
Arts Showcase 443
International Women’s Day 111
Home meals 549
Various stalls 249
Presidents’ Night 810
District Grant + RC Rutland contribution to
Sailability
3768
Gift Aid 753
Total 33190

Some members continued to make periodic regular donations to Rotary Foundation thus reducing our reliance on fundraising to meet our annual Foundation donation target.

4. Objectives

Achievements in 23/24

The Trust met all the objectives identified in its previous report for 2023/4

Aims for the new Financial Year 2024/5

The club has made provision, by reserving funds for use locally, for supporting those persons suffering hardship during the winter, and Ukrainian guests. £250 has also been reserved to cover an unpaid grant to the local Scouts whilst £238 has been noted as payments in advance for the Craft Fair.

The Club will continue to support:

25/10/2024 GAH

5. Trust Administration

The following Trustees agreed to serve for 2024/5:

and were reappointed at the Club Annual General Meeting. Jayne Bryers assumed the position of Trustee (ex-officio) on assuming the duties of Asst Treasurer on 1 July 24. Lesley Wellen retired as Trustee on 30 Jun 24.

The club financial year is 1 July to 30 Jun in accordance with standard Rotary practice.

The Trust bank account was again maintained at Barclays. Three Trustees (Paul Laird, Hugh Holden and Lesley Wellen) were authorised signatories to the Trust bank account at Barclays Bank Ltd with any 2 required to sign cheques and authorise electronic bank transfers. Jayne Bryers assumed duty as a signatory when she replaced Lesley Wellen as a Trustee on 1 July 24. 50% of the £20,000 legacy received during 2023/4 was deposited in a term bond with Saffron Waldon BS which will mature in November 2024.

The Annual Report Form has been submitted to the Charity Commission.

This Report will be displayed on the Club Website once it has been approved by the Club.

G A HOLDEN

25/10/2024 GAH

Statutory Accounts 23/24 Balance Sheet as at 30th June 2024

Statutory Accounts 23/24
Balance Sheet as at 30th June
2024
At At
30/6/23 30/6/24
Saffron
Charity Charity BS Total
Assets & Liabilities:
Bank & Cash 6858.98 12402.61 10000 22402.61
Prepayments 0 -237.5 -237.5
6858.98 12165.11 10000 22165.11
Accruals & Reserves:
Project Accruals c/f 3058.00 3065.00 3065
Available 3800.98 9100.11 10000 19100.11
0
6858.98 12165.11 10000 22165.11
Bank & Cash at 30th June'24 22402.61
Year End Adjustments:
Craft Fair Nov'24 - Prepaid -237.5 -237.5
Local Family Support - to accrue -1968 -1968
Ukraine Specific Support - to accrue -847 -847
Scouts - to accrue -250 -250
Total Adjs -3302.5 0 -3302.5
Adj. Yr End Bal. -3302.5 0 19100.11

25/10/2024 GAH

Rotary Club of Uppingham Accounts June 2024

Year
Charity Account Start
Bank Bal b/f - 1st July'23 (Item A) 6858.98
Actual
Cumulative
---------- Month 12 ----------
Income- Current Year (Excluding Gift Aid)
Regular Projects/Events Income Costs Net
Misc. Fund Raising, Donations 1145.36 1145.36
Eyebrook Walk 1926.80 120.94 1805.86
Various Stalls 268.50 20.00 248.50
Polio 875.00 875.00
Craft Fair 923.00 923.00
President's Night 2875.00 2065.50 809.50
Race Night 1386.23 594.23 792.00
Quiz 843.50 439.00 404.50
International Women's Day 877.50 766.50 111.00
Foundation Voluntary Contributions 312.00 312.00
Ukraine Returns 250.00 250.00
New Projects/Events
Donation For Local Causes 20000.00 10000.00 10000.00
Arts Showcase 1562.50 1120.00 442.50
Home Meals 549.24 549.24
Rutland Club Project Contribution 942.00 942.00
Gift Aid 753.32 753.32
District Grants 2826.00 2826.00
Income - Current Year (Item B) 38315.95 15126.17 23189.78
Total Available Funds (Item C=A+B) 38315.95 15126.17 30048.76
PrePayments 24/25 (Item F) 0.00
Craft Fair 2024/25 237.50 237.50
Charitable Donations: From This Year
Income
Donated
Rotary Grants:
Foundation 1850.00
Polio 1200.00
District Polio Initiatives 650.00
Youth Speaks
25/10/2024
GAH
Youth Exchange 250.00
YRYLA 585.00
Technology Tournament 230.50
Major Grants:
Loros 1150.00
New Projects/Events
Sailability 5566.70
Shelterbox 590.00
Uniformed Youth 250.00
Defibs 3435.54
Dementia Event 658.04
International - District Project + Kids in Kenya 499.95
Community Grants:
Local appeals (Non-Family Support) 275.00
Speaker donations 200.00
Committed Funds from 22/23
Local Family Support 300.00
Ukraine Specific 192.92
Total Grant Expenditure (Item D) 17883.65
Balance c/f (Item E = C-D)plus Item F 12402.61
Saffron Building Society 10000.00 10000.00
One Year Fixed Rate Corporate Bond

25/10/2024 GAH

REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES – OCT 24 – FINANCIAL YEAR 2023/4

1. Charity Details

2. Structure and Management

The trust is an unincorporated subsidiary body of the Rotary Club of Uppingham (RI Club 72930) (“the Club”) which is a club chartered within Rotary District 1070 of Rotary International in Great Britain and Ireland. The club was chartered in 2006. The trust is governed by the standard Rotary Trust Deed. The Trustees implement the charitable aims of the Rotary Club of Uppingham as decided by the club at its periodic Business Meetings. The Trustees are elected for the forthcoming Rotary Year at the Club Annual General Meeting. All members of the Club participate in the voluntary activities of the Trust and in allocating moneys to specific grants.

3. Financial Report 2023/4

The Trust accounts to 30 Jun 2024 have been examined by Chris Sworn, a qualified accountant, and represent a true and accurate account of the Trust’s affairs; a copy of his report is attached. In view of the substantial legacy received during the accounting period which has raised our income to over £25,000 for the year we are required to forward full accounts and this report to the Charity Commission although this is likely to be a temporary situation.

At the end of 2023/4 the Trust held a balance of £22,165 including reserves of £3,065 in respect of unexpended project funds.

The Trust does not hold a dedicated reserve fund, other than unexpended project funding, but attempts to maintain a buffer fund of £3,000 to ensure that adequate cash flow is available for projects as and when required.

Donations . The Trust made the following major donations during the year:

Charity/Organisation/Project £
RotaryFoundation 1850
RotaryFoundation Polio 1850
Youth activities (Exchange, YRYLA, Tech
Tournament,Scout/Guides)
1316
LOROS 1150
Sailability (newpersonnel hoist) 5567
Shelterbox 590
Defibrillator(Market Place) 3436
Dementia Awareness Event 658
Internationalproject contribution 500
Local Appeals 775
Ukrainian support 192
Total 17884

The Trust created reserves of £3303 in order to provide funds for: Local Family support (£1968), Ukrainian relief (£847), Donation to Scouts £250 and prepayments for the Craft Fair of £238.

The £20,000 legacy donated to the Trust early in the year was donated with the proviso that it should be used for local projects. During the year the Trust spent £8176 on local projects (this sum excludes all overseas donations and the contribution of District 1070 Foundation and RC Rutland to the Sailability project).

Income

The major fundraising events and other sources of funds during the year were:

Event Income £
Legacy 20000
Craft Fair 923
Eyebrook Walk 1806
Polio 875
Donations and misc 1145
Foundation voluntary contributions 312
Race Night 792
Quiz 404
Ukraine (returned donation) 250
Arts Showcase 443
International Women’s Day 111
Home meals 549
Various stalls 249
Presidents’ Night 810
District Grant + RC Rutland contribution to
Sailability
3768
Gift Aid 753
Total 33190

Some members continued to make periodic regular donations to Rotary Foundation thus reducing our reliance on fundraising to meet our annual Foundation donation target.

4. Objectives

Achievements in 23/24

The Trust met all the objectives identified in its previous report for 2023/4

Aims for the new Financial Year 2024/5

The club has made provision, by reserving funds for use locally, for supporting those persons suffering hardship during the winter, and Ukrainian guests. £250 has also been reserved to cover an unpaid grant to the local Scouts whilst £238 has been noted as payments in advance for the Craft Fair.

The Club will continue to support:

25/10/2024 GAH

5. Trust Administration

The following Trustees agreed to serve for 2024/5:

and were reappointed at the Club Annual General Meeting. Jayne Bryers assumed the position of Trustee (ex-officio) on assuming the duties of Asst Treasurer on 1 July 24. Lesley Wellen retired as Trustee on 30 Jun 24.

The club financial year is 1 July to 30 Jun in accordance with standard Rotary practice.

The Trust bank account was again maintained at Barclays. Three Trustees (Paul Laird, Hugh Holden and Lesley Wellen) were authorised signatories to the Trust bank account at Barclays Bank Ltd with any 2 required to sign cheques and authorise electronic bank transfers. Jayne Bryers assumed duty as a signatory when she replaced Lesley Wellen as a Trustee on 1 July 24. 50% of the £20,000 legacy received during 2023/4 was deposited in a term bond with Saffron Waldon BS which will mature in November 2024.

The Annual Report Form has been submitted to the Charity Commission.

This Report will be displayed on the Club Website once it has been approved by the Club.

G A HOLDEN

25/10/2024 GAH

Statutory Accounts 23/24 Balance Sheet as at 30th June 2024

Statutory Accounts 23/24
Balance Sheet as at 30th June
2024
At At
30/6/23 30/6/24
Saffron
Charity Charity BS Total
Assets & Liabilities:
Bank & Cash 6858.98 12402.61 10000 22402.61
Prepayments 0 -237.5 -237.5
6858.98 12165.11 10000 22165.11
Accruals & Reserves:
Project Accruals c/f 3058.00 3065.00 3065
Available 3800.98 9100.11 10000 19100.11
0
6858.98 12165.11 10000 22165.11
Bank & Cash at 30th June'24 22402.61
Year End Adjustments:
Craft Fair Nov'24 - Prepaid -237.5 -237.5
Local Family Support - to accrue -1968 -1968
Ukraine Specific Support - to accrue -847 -847
Scouts - to accrue -250 -250
Total Adjs -3302.5 0 -3302.5
Adj. Yr End Bal. -3302.5 0 19100.11

25/10/2024 GAH

Rotary Club of Uppingham Accounts June 2024

Year
Charity Account Start
Bank Bal b/f - 1st July'23 (Item A) 6858.98
Actual
Cumulative
---------- Month 12 ----------
Income- Current Year (Excluding Gift Aid)
Regular Projects/Events Income Costs Net
Misc. Fund Raising, Donations 1145.36 1145.36
Eyebrook Walk 1926.80 120.94 1805.86
Various Stalls 268.50 20.00 248.50
Polio 875.00 875.00
Craft Fair 923.00 923.00
President's Night 2875.00 2065.50 809.50
Race Night 1386.23 594.23 792.00
Quiz 843.50 439.00 404.50
International Women's Day 877.50 766.50 111.00
Foundation Voluntary Contributions 312.00 312.00
Ukraine Returns 250.00 250.00
New Projects/Events
Donation For Local Causes 20000.00 10000.00 10000.00
Arts Showcase 1562.50 1120.00 442.50
Home Meals 549.24 549.24
Rutland Club Project Contribution 942.00 942.00
Gift Aid 753.32 753.32
District Grants 2826.00 2826.00
Income - Current Year (Item B) 38315.95 15126.17 23189.78
Total Available Funds (Item C=A+B) 38315.95 15126.17 30048.76
PrePayments 24/25 (Item F) 0.00
Craft Fair 2024/25 237.50 237.50
Charitable Donations: From This Year
Income
Donated
Rotary Grants:
Foundation 1850.00
Polio 1200.00
District Polio Initiatives 650.00
Youth Speaks
25/10/2024
GAH
Youth Exchange 250.00
YRYLA 585.00
Technology Tournament 230.50
Major Grants:
Loros 1150.00
New Projects/Events
Sailability 5566.70
Shelterbox 590.00
Uniformed Youth 250.00
Defibs 3435.54
Dementia Event 658.04
International - District Project + Kids in Kenya 499.95
Community Grants:
Local appeals (Non-Family Support) 275.00
Speaker donations 200.00
Committed Funds from 22/23
Local Family Support 300.00
Ukraine Specific 192.92
Total Grant Expenditure (Item D) 17883.65
Balance c/f (Item E = C-D)plus Item F 12402.61
Saffron Building Society 10000.00 10000.00
One Year Fixed Rate Corporate Bond

25/10/2024 GAH

:

Club of Uppingham

DISTRICT 1070

I certify that I have examined the Business and Charity accounts of the Rotary Club of Uppingham for the period 1° July 2023 to 30" June 2024 and found that they present a true and accurate account of the finances of the club.

C H Sworn FCA

Hon Account Examiner

Date- 45/7 /2y-