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Charity Re8lstration No. 1142742
Company Registrntlon No. 07621714 (England and Wal•g)
Langdon
Empowering independence
THE LANGDON FOUNDATION
(A Company Llmlted by Guarantee
TRUSTEES, ANNUAL REPORT and CONSOLIDATED ACCOUNTS
For the Year ended 31 December 2023

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THE LANGDON FOUNDATION
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
LEGAL AND ADMIN15TRATNE INFORMATION
Truste¢$
Mr N Doffman {Chatmwnl
Mr P Goldberg {Vic¢-Chalm￿nI {appointed l AU￿St 20231
Mr M ￿aThe (Reslgned l Awt 20231
Ms E Casdeton la4)polnted l August 20231
Mrs S Cooper
Ms S Frai$ Ire5i8ned l Augusr 2023)
Mr N Henry
Mr Ploseph (resigned 5 Juty 20241
M5 C Kaye {IppvliiLeTJ I AuxusL 20231
Mr D Kleln lapp¢inted l August 20231
Ms C Lerner lappoSnted l August 20231
Mr l Lerner {appointed l August 20231
Mr R Levy ITr¢asurerl lappointed l August 20231
Mr A Loftus lappoIn￿d l August 20231
Mr B Mlller IresiKned 5 july 20241
Mrs K F1Illllps MBE
Mr S Salomon {resi8ned 28 lune 20231
Mrs S 5hieff Ireslgned l Au8U$t 20231
Mr R Tenzer (Treasurer un￿1 resl4nation on l August 2023)
Chlaf E¥•cutl
Mr R Franklin lappointed l Au8ilSt 2023}
Mr N Taylor Iresilned l August 20231
Company Secr•tary
Mr P Darnell {appolnted 12 February 2024}
Mr B Shlne Ireslgned 12 February 20241
ChaAty number.
1142742 (En￿aTrd and Wales)
Company number
07621714 (En*￿¢j and Wles)
Prlndpal address
333 Ed￿ttre Road
Floor 3
London
NW9 6TD
Rezl*t•r•d Office
333 Edware Road
Floor 3
LDndon
NW9 6TD
Audltor
Cohen Arnold
New Budingron Hou
1075 FinchlEy Road
London
NWI I OPU
Banker5
Lloyd5
40 Spring Garden$
Manchester
M2 IEN

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THE LANGDON FOUNDATION
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
CONTENTS
Trustees, AnThU￿ Report
Independent audltor's report
>8
Statement olflnancval actlvldes
Balance $h¢4t
10
Stst•m•nt of ush flows
Notes to th¢ iccounLS
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THE LANGDON FOUNDATION
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
TRUSTEES. ANNUAL REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Charlty Informatl¢Jn
The Trustees present their annuaj report and the financial statements for the p¢rlod ended 31 December 2023.
The a¢¢ount5 have been prepared In accordance wth the accountlng pollcles sÈr In note I to the a¢<0unts and cornply
wfth The Langdon Foun¢Jation'$ Mernorandum and Arn'cle5 of Ajsociation. the Charities Act 2011. the Companie5 Att
2006 and the Charl¢le$ SORP {FRS1021.
R•feren¢¢ and admln15tr&tlve detalls
Th¢ Langdon Foundation Is a registered charity (No. 1142742) and a company Ilrnited by 8uaranree and noi havSnx share
capltsl (No. 076217141. The re¥￿tered offl¢e 1$ as shown on the IEDI and adrninistrative 1nforrna￿0￿ pa8e.
The Trustee5 On the date of thls reporL all of whom ierved thrDu8hout the financlal perlod unless otherwSse SndScatBd
are as followJ-.
Mr N Doffman {Chairmonl
Mr P Goldberg {v￿￿choInndft> (appointed l Au8U5t 2023)
M5 E Castleton (appointed l August 20231
Mrs S Coop¢r
Mr N Henry
Ms C Kaye (appolnted l Augus¢ 20231
Mr D KleSn lappolnted l August 20231
Ms C Lerner {appolnted l Augusi 20231
Mr l Lerner lappolnted l Au8U5t 20231
Mr R Leyy lappolnred l Au8USt 2023}
Mr A Loftus lappointqd l August 20231
Mrs K Phlllips MBE
The ¢urr•nt Truitees have the power w remo¥¢ and appoint tru5teu. There are a maxlmum number of l 4 ¢ruste*$ and
not le55 than B who may be appoIn￿d to the Board.
The Chief Executive contrt￿5 the day-t+>day rnanagement of ¢he charity together wlth the ienlor man4ers and
employees. The Chlel Executfr4e works closely with the Senior Leadership Team as Ilscetl below.
The Senior Leadershlp Team of the Charity Is..
Mr R Franklin
Chiof Executive
Mrs H Sowa
DSre¢tor ol Oper*uons
Mr A Ovedander-Kaye Dlrector of Fuhdralslng
Mr P Darnell
Director of Corporate Servlces
Mrs M lane$
Chiel Transfomiailon Offlcer
Structurep zovernance and m•na8•m*nt
The Lan¥don Foundatlon was incorporated and escabli5hed by N¢m0Nndurn and Articles of Associauon on 4 May 2011
as amended on 6 july 2015.
The Langdon Group comprises the Lan8don Foundadon IEharKy number 1142741 company number 076217141, Langdon
College Icharty number 1088936. rornpany numbEr 41044661. Langdon Community {charlcy number 1086393, ¢tsmpany
number 40553381 and Langdon Housing (charity number 1142743, company number 76232461-
On l August 2023 Langdon Foundation m¢rged wSth Klsharon to form the KisharonLangdon Group.
The external advisors of The Langdon Foundation are a5 Set out on the legal and admlnistratyve page.

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THE LANGDON FOUNDATION
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
TRUSTEES, ANNUAL REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Current Developrn•nts
On 31 Au8U5t 2024 Langdon Foundatltsn tranjferred its staff. a￿ets and ILibllltSe5 through TUPE to KlsharonLangdon with
th¢ exception ofr.
Fre¢hdd and lon8 leasehold property (note I 51
The loan from Unl¢y Bank (note 171
Corporn¢• governancè
Processes are in place to ensure that performance is monitored, and that approprlate management Informatlon 15
prepared and reviewed regularly by both the Chalrperson and thg Board.
Systems ol internal control are d￿Igned to PrO￿de reasonable assurance aplnst material rnis$caternent or1055.
They Indude:
an annual budget approved by the Trustees.,
• regular conslderatlon by rhe Trustee5 and the FlThanc4 Audlt and R15k Commlttee of ¥rneral budget performance,.
* delegation of daY-l￿daY management and regulatory comp15anc• authodty.. and
• Identrtlcad¢n and mana8ernent g( rlsks
Obl•itivei, actlvltl••. achlevements •nd perforrnJnc•
The Obje￿ of the Char*ty are th¢ adydncemqnt of ¢ducatlon and the rnll•f of Indlvlduals wlth speclal educatlofi￿ needs
or rnenral Illness and other a5SOtiated dlfflcultSes including ihroygh the provision of support to their famllies and15ave for
purposes Incldentsl and ancillary tp those o*'ectlV•51 nu ocher purposas. The Charlty ij estab115hed In accordance wl¢h
the tenets ol the lewi$h reli&on.
Langdon 13 a leadln£ tharliy that empowers 50mé 120 lew15h adults wl¢h learnlng di5abllldes and autlstlc spectrurn
d150rder5 w4th the sk1115 and opportunlties to 15ve 5ndependen￿Y In their communit5es, withln a lewsh eth05. Langdon
operare5 In the Manchester are4 NorEh-West London and nearby areas and deals with more than I S Local Authorltles.
Our vlslon is to ensure thac people with learnlng disabl1￿}eS have the same opportunitle$ as everyone elsq, so they can
liye indopondently In thelr lool comrnuniy. Our alm Is that people with learning di5abiliii¢s Ilve in an inclusive world
where they are valued equally.
Our aspiration Is to create a cornrnuniy In whlch jewish young people and adulrs wlth learning d15abill￿es or with aUtI$￿C
spectrum disorders thrlve and have equil opportunI￿*S to Ilve the Ilves they choose.
We have been gulded by the followlng strateglc ilm$ o¥•r ¢he past year..
Diver$lfy the range of lifq opportunlties for members and their famllSe5
2. Develop and equip our workfvrre to be able to respond to the IncreasSng levels of compl•x n¢ed5 and
expettations of qu￿ltY of setvice
Build organisational capaclty to pro¥ide10ng-term sustainable housinglllfe OPLions.
4. Improve our en8agement with the community and bulld the trust of our stakehplder5 so as to maxirnise
level$ of support lor the organisatlon
S. Idenufy mlrtually beneficial partnerships andlor collaboratlons that deliver ¢¢$ts effettwt seThlces and y￿ue
for money
On l August 2023. Langdon Foundatlon merged vAth Klsharon w form rhe KisharonLangdon Group.

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THE LANGDON FOUNDATION
(A COMPANYLIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
TRUSTEES, ANNUAL REPOFiT
FOK THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Publlc benefft
The Trustees have cornplied with thqir duties set out In settion 17 of rhe CharTtie5 Act 2011 to have due regard to the
idance publl$hed by the Charlty Commission. The benefrt to the public 1$ rnanrfestly demonstrdted by the achievements
contained in thi5 reporL all of whSch Seeks to eX￿nd and improve the care of young peopl¢ whose Iwe chances. aspiratlons
and contributions to $4xSety wll be enhanced. as a result
Support from Foundation cons15ts of grdnts to Cdlege, HousSng and Community for specific projects and the prov151on
of rented residential accommodavon for these charkI￿. whlch Is pur¢hased for their on-g01ng requirements.
This support also ¢nable$ che advancement of education for the Coll¢$e and 8Fves financlal as$15tance towards the support
of young people and adult5 wlth spxial edutatlonal needs.
The support that IS 8lven by College, Hou51ng and Communlty is unr¢laeetJ to any indivldual's ablllty to pay for setylc*5
as Langdtsn Foundatlon enables houslng to be awallable for those Sndlvidua15 who do no¢ have the financlal mean$ to
conrrlbu¢e towards their own home and is wlthin the remlt ol the Founda￿0￿.5 areas al Opera￿0Th. Membern who live Sn
Langdon houses have the benefit of livlD8 in horne5 that give • good standard of acEommodatlon, whlch mlght not have
othernylse begn posslble.
Rlth management
Langdon'5 approach to rl$k management Include5 the Identificacion of r15k5 on both 'top down. and 'boiwm up, ba5e5,
and the rating of identSfied rI5ks according ¢0 the Ilkelihood and impact ol the risk wcurring. We overlay on thls a revlew
of the risks to dellvery of the bu51ness plan for the curren¢ and subsequent years. Mitifdting controls are identified and,
where lurther attlon is required. deadllne5 and respon51bllltle5 a551gn•d. Those acdVI￿¢5 wbth hl8her risk rntlngs are
priorlti3ed.
In addirlon to review by the Senlor Leadershlp Team, the r+5k reglster Is revlewed regularty by thi Finance Audlt and Rlsk
Comrnlttee on behalf r)f fhe Board ol Trustees and 15 5y5tema¢ically rtvlewed five tlme$ a year for each Board ￿eetIng.
Fallure In sucCusfv1￿ contludlng the merger discussions w5th Klsharon was Idenclfied as a crltical rlsk In addltlon to the
contlnued Inflailonary environment tha¢ 15 affecting the Umlted Kingdom. The Impa¢c of both rl$ks was beln8 monitored
closely by the Trustees and Senior Leadership Team.
The orher key risk areas have been identmeid as..
Care and Safeguardlng iTh¢ludln8 Infec￿on and securlty rlsks.
Reputation ID¢ludin8 Impact of serlous incidents, data breaches.
Fundralslng rlsk Including the impact of rhe economy on fundralsing.
Loan flnance inLerest rate and the linked factor of property secured by the10an.
Flnanelal r15k Including dependency uptsn current government hJndln8 arrangements for the people we $upporL
Facllity rlsks Including health and 5ale¢y, un5Uitability ol arcommodation. sustained 105s of IT.
People rlsk5 includlng recruitment chall¢n%e5. staff shortages and wage inflation.
Flnanclal Review. Mana8ement PollcS•1 and Results for the Y•
The Statement of Flnancil Attl¥lde$15oFAI, set out on page 8, show5 that the Ftsundauon receiY¢d dona¢lons and income
of L8,997,02312022.. (8.838,6281 of whlch £1 0.401,29912022.. £9.258,160} paid out on expenses. loaving a deficlt of
1,404.27612022 deficit.. £419.S321 before revaluailon of properdes and Langdon merger cost5.
Our Income and expenditure are finely balanced and the continulng Impaa of changes ro mlnlmum wage rate$ wlthout
COm￿rable increases In statutory funding conunue5 that 51tuation.

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THE LANGDON FOUNDATION
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
TRUSTEES, ANNUAL REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Re￿r¥e$
The reserves of the Langdon Foundation are ￿most fvlly Invested in fixed assets for the use of students and re51dents. At
31 December 2023. the charity holds reserve5 in the following entities.. Foundatlon £4.265k Cornmunlty £l.I I I k College
1313k 3nd Hou$ing £98k. Group total reserves are £5.787.586. our of whlch £343.175 Is restriC￿d. £10,196.310 relats5
to tanw'ble fixed assèts12022.. £10.943,8951, leaviw unrestricted re$erYes at a negative1£4.751.8991 i.e. there are no free
reserves. Our con5glldated balance sheet remain$ strong wth freehold and leasehold properties totallin8 £10.196.310.
Connected charltld and Golni Concern
The Lan8don Foundation is part of the KlsharonLangdon Group. Havlng reviewed the operatlon5, assets anil ca$hflow of
the Group it is the ¢¥inlon of the tru5cee5 that li 55 approprlate that the accounts of the compat)y are prepared on a
golng concern basls.
Dls¢loiuM of Inforni•tll￿ to audlto
Each of the Trustees hè$ confirnied that there 15 no Inforniation of whlch they are Kth aware whlch Is rel•vant to the
audit, but of which the audltor Is unaware. They have each further conflrrned that they have each taken appropriate steps
EQ identlfy such relevBnt informatlon and to e5tab115h that ihe auditors are ol such irbforrnatlon.
Stat•m•Tht of truitee#' r•iponilblllties in relatlon to the flnanclal #tst•m•Tht
The Charlry's trustees Iwho are a150 the director% of The Langdon Foundatlon for the purposes of company lawl are
responslble for preparlng a trustees. annual report and flnanclal staremènts In accordance wlrh appllcable law and Unlted
K6n8dom Accounting Stantlards (United ￿ngdoM Generally Accepted Accounting Practlcel Including FRS 102 "Tha
Flnanclal Reportin8 Standard applir4bl¢ In the UK and Republic of Ireland"
Company law requlres the Charlty trustees to prepare finarKid statements lor •ath year whlch glv• a tnje and tsir vSew
of th• 5tar¢ of affalrs of the tharltable <ompany and the group and of the Incomlnl resources and aFplScatlon r>f r8sourc•5.
Includlng the income and expendl¢u￿ of the chadEablE group for that period. In prepadn¥ tht financil statements. the
crusiees are required to..
• selett Sulta￿e accoun￿n8 pollcles and then apply them conslstenrjy.
observe the methods and prfnclple5 in th• Charityes SORP (Statement of Racornrnended Pra¢tlc•)-
rnake judyments and estimates that are reasonable and pruden¢.
staL¢ whecher applicable UK aEEountlng standard5 hive b¢en ldlowed, subject to any materlal deparcures
d15clos¢d and explalned In th* flnanclal ststements.
prepare the financlal sratem¢nts on the goln¥ con¢¢m ba515 unless It Is Inapproprlate to presume that the
Charlty wlll continve in buslness.
The trustees are responsible for keeplng proper accounting records that disclose with reasonable aecuracy at any tlme
the financial posltjon of the Charlty and the group and to anable them to ensure thatthe financial statements comply with
the Ctsmpanies Att 2006 and the Charity's constitution. They are a150 responsible for 5afezuardSng the assets of th¢
Chartty and the group and hence rakJn8 reasonable Steps for the prevention and detection of fraud ané other irregularltles.
The Trust89s' Annual Report Including the S(ra￿lIC Report wa5 approved on behaw of the Board ofTru$tets
¥tsdby'.
QaN4FJO1D43
Mr N Doffrnan
Chairman of Tru5cee5
30 October 2024

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THE LANGDON FOUNDATION
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF L4NGDON FOUNDATION
Indep•ndent Audltoes Report to the Members of Langdon Foundation
OpinloD
We have audited the financil Statements of Langdon Foundation tharitable company'l and its subsidiaries I'the
grgup.) lor the year ended 31 December 2023 which comprlse the Consolidated Srat¢m¢nt of Financval Acti¥lue$.
Group and Charlty Balance Sheets, Consolidated Cash Flow Staternent and notes to the financial Statements, Including
$18nificant accountSng policies. The financial reporting framework that has been applied in their preparadon 1$
applicable law and United Kingdgm kcounting Standard$, Including Financlal Reportin8 Standard 102 The Financial
Reptsnin8 Standard applicable In the UK and Republlc of Ireland (United Klngdom Generally Accepted Accounting
Pracvcel.
In our opinion die ftn&icial st*LetliVlils.'
ve a rrue and falr view ol the $tate of the group's and the charitable company's affair5 as at 31 December 2023
and of the group's Income and expenditure, for (he year then ended..
have been properly prepared in a¢cordance with Unked Klngdom Generally A¢cept*d ACCOUn￿ng Pt7rt1c¢.' ané
have been prepared in accgrdance with th• requlrements of the Companie$ Act 2fJ)6.
8asl$ for oplnlon
We condu¢t•d our audlt In ac¢ordant4 wlth Internatlon￿ Standardx on Audldng IUKI IISAJ IUKII and applicablè
law. Our re5ponsiblllrles under those standards are lurther described In the Auditor's respanslblllties for the audit
ol ¢he flnanclal statements secdon of our report. We are independent of the group In accordance with the tthlcal
requlrements that are relevant to our audic pf the financial sta¢ements in the UK, Sncludln8 the FRC'S Ethlcal Standard.
and we have fulfilled our other ethlcal r¢spon$ibllitles sn accordance these requirement5. We b¢lieYe t￿< the
audit evidence we have obtained Is sufflElent and approprlate to provide a basls for our oplnion.
Condusions rel&tln8 to golnz ¢oncorn
In audldng the flnanclal statemenu. we havo concluded thit the wu5t•e'5 use of the gpln8 concern b*sls of accountlng
sn the preparatlon of the financlal staternents is approprlate.
B•sed on the work we have perforrned, we have not ident5fied any material uncertainties relatinK to events or
condition5 tha4 Indlvidually or colleciively, may ¢ast slgnlficant doubt on the chadtablo company's or the 8roup'
ablllty to contlnue as a goin8 concern for a period ol at least twelve month5 from when the flnantlal statem¢nts are
authod5ed lor Issue.
Our responilbllltle5 and th• rejponslbllldes of the trustees wlth reipect to going ¢oncèm are descrlbed the
relevant s¢rtlons of thi5 report
Other Infomiation
The other Information comprlses the inforrnation included in the annual report. other than the Ilnanclal 5raternents
and our auditor'5 report therEon. The trustees are responsible for the other inlormation. Our oplnion on the
Inan¢ial staternents does not cover the other information and, exeEpt to the extent othekylse explicitly stated In
our repor4 we do ntsi expre55 any form of auurance concluslon thereon.
In connection wlth our audit of the financial sratement5, our responslbiliry 15 to read the other Inforrnation and, In
doing so. consider wheiher the other inlorrnation is ma¢erially ificonsistsnt the financial statements or our
knowledge obtained in the audit or otherwise appears to be materially mls$taied. If we identify such material
Inconsistentie5 or apparent material mi5Statements, we are required to de*rmine whether there is a materlal
mlsstatement in the finan¢lal $utement$ or i materlal mi55tatement of the other information. If, based on the work
we have perfornied. we EonElude that there is a material misstatement of this other information. we are required
to report that farL
We have nothlng to report in this regard.
Opinlons on other mattsrs pre5crlbed by the Companles Act 2006
In our oplnlon based on the work undert*ken In the course of our audit
the information yven in the trusree5' repor( which includes the directors. report prepared for the purposes of
comp•Thy13w. for the financial year for which the flnanEial statements are prepared 15 conslstent with the financial
5tatement5.' and
the tru5tee5' reporr ha5 been prepared In accordance with appllcable I￿ requiremen¢$.

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THE LANGDON FOUNDATION
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF LANGDON FOUNDATION
Matters On whlch we are requir•d to report by exception
In lighc of the knowledge and uThder5¢andlng of the group and the ¢harltabl¢ company and thelr envlronment obtslned
in the course ol rhe audit, we have not Idertdfied material mi55ta￿rnen(S In the tyu5tee5' reporL
We have nothingto report in respect ofthe following matters in r8latlon to wh5ch the Companie$ Art 2c￿6 requires
us to report to you If, In our oplnion..
adequat¢ and proper accoumlng records have not been kep4 or
the financlal rtatements are not In aKr8ement wlth the accountlng records and return5.' or
certain disclosures of tru5tees' remuneration speclfled by law ara not rnade.. or
we have no¢ recelved all the Informa￿0￿ and explanatlons we requlre for our audlt,. or
the trusrees were nor ent(ded to prepare the flnandal statements In atcordance w5th the small companies
reglm¢ and take advantage of rhe snTrll companle5' exemprlons Irb preparlng the trustee5 annual report and
from th¢ requirement to prepare a 5trateglc report.
R•ipon55bllltl¢s of trustees
As expla5n•d more fitlly Sn the trustee5' rt$ponslb51i￿¢s itaternent set out on page 4. the trustees (who are ￿50 the
dlrectors of the charStable company for the purposes of company lawl are responslble for the preparatlon of the
financial statements and lor being satlsfied that they glve a true and falr vl•w. and for such internal ¢ontrol as the
tru$rees determlne 15 necessary w enable the preparac5on oi nnaThci#l statemenu thit are free from materlal
ffliS5o£emenL whether due to fraud or error.
In preparlng the ftnanclal Jt*temeThcs, the ¢rusiees are responslble for *ssessln8 the charIta￿e company's ablllty to
continue u a golng concern. disc105in& as applicable. matter5 related co going concern and uslng the 8olng concèrn
bajis ol accounting unless tha tru5teei oither Intend to Ilquldat• the chariuble company or to cu$e operation5. or
have no realistlc alterna￿Ve but w do sg.
AudltorfB responslbllltl•s for the audlt of the Ilnanclal st•tements
Our oblecdves are to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial Statements as a whole are fre¢ frorn
material mis$tatemen4 whether due to fraud or error. and to luu¢ an audlwr's report that includes our oplnlon.
Reasonable a$iurance is a high level ol assuranc¢ but 15 not a 8uarantee thar an audit conducted in accordanEe wich
ISA5 IUK) wlll Iways de¢eci a rnaterlal m1551atement when It ex15t$. Mlssurements can arise from fraud or error and
are consldered materlal If. Indlvldually or In the aggregate, they could reasonably be expeetotj to Influence the
tonomlc dec5slohs of u$trs taken on the basis of these flnanclal statements.
Ext•nt to whlch tho nudit conjldered c*pabl• of det¢¢tln8 irrn¥ulvltlM. Includlng frnud
Irregularltles. including fraud. are In5tanEes ol non-complknce wlth laws and re8ular(ons. We identsfied and assessed
the risk5 of rnaterlal mlsstatement of the flnanclal statements from Irr¢gularStle5, whether due to fraud or error. and
dlscu5sed these between our audlt tearn memb¢r$. We then designed 2nd perfomed audlt procedures re5ponsNe
to those risk5. Including obulnlng audit ewdenc• %uffi¢i¢nt and appropriate to provide a basi5 for our oplnlon.
We obtalned an understandSng Of the legal and regulatory framework5 wlthln whlch the charltable company and
group apErates. focusin8 on those laws and regulatlOn5 that have a direct effetr on the deterniina¢Tron of materlal
amount5 and dlsclosures In the financlal stsiements. The laws and regulation5 we consldered In thls context were
the Companle5 Att 2006. the Charltle5 Act 201 I together wlth the Charities SORP IFRS 1021. We assessed the
required compliance wfth rhese laws and regula¢ions as part ofourauditprocedures on the related finandal statement
items.
In addldon. we considered provisions of other law5 and reKulatlons that do not hav* a dlrett effett the flnanci
statement5 bu¢ compliance with which mSght be fundamental to the charthle company's and the group's ability to
operate or to avold a Mate￿al penalty. We al$0 considered the opportunities and incentive5 that may exist wthin
the charitable Company and the group for fraud. The laws and reylations we considered in thls context for the UK
operatlon5 were Gene￿ Dats Protection Regulation IGDPRI, health and Safety leg151ation. employynent legisladon.
legislation, Education Ac¢ and CQC Regulation5 for 5ernfice providers and managers.

DroJ¥lgn Envdow ID.. ECSA4BC*E1FF43AI-848W5B59718DBCD3
THE LANGDON FOUNDATION
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF LANGDON FOUNDATION
Audicing standards Ilm￿ the required audii procedure5 to identfy non<ompliance with these laws and regulation5 to
enquiry of the Trustee5 and other management and iThspecvon of rezulalory and legal ¢orrespondence, if any.
We cornmunicared these Identified framevKrk5 arnong5t our audit tearn and remained alerc EO any
indications of nen.tampliance throughout the audit. We ensured that the engagement team had sufficient
competence and wbility to identlfy tsr re¢Dgni5e non<ompllanE8 wlth laws and regulaoMs.
We dlscu55ed with the directors and senior management th8 pollcies and proc4dure$ rt8ardlng compliaTh¢¢
wlth these legal and reg￿laI9ry framework5.
We asiessed the suseeptibiliw of the group's flnanclal statements tr* materil m15stateme￿ InEludlnK how
fraud might occur. by reviewing the group's identrfied risks and enquiry wtth the dlrectors and 5enlor
management durlng the plannlng and finalisation phases of our audiL The sy$cepdbillty to such material
mlssutement was determI￿a tp be low.
Based on thls understandlnRwe designed ouraudlt procedur¢3 ¢0 Identify non-complmnce wlth the Identlfled
le￿ and regulatory frameworks which wero part of our proE¢dure5 on the related financial statement
items. Our pr¢Kedure5 Included revlewlng the Sroup's Internal contro15 policies and procedures. re￿ewing
the mlnute5 of board meetlng5 and correspondenc£ wlth regulatory bodles In¢ludSng HMRC, testing
transaalon5 outslde the normal course of the buslne55 and journal enrAe5, and d15CUS5ions wlth the
dlrector5 and senlor Management. We identihed rhe 8r•ate5t rlsk of material Impact on the nnanclal
statements from Irr*gularStJe5, Includlngfraud. to be within inwne recognition, and the overrfde of contro15
by management. Our audlt procedures to respond to theje rlsks In¢luiJed enquiries o( mana8ernEn¢ about
their own Identification and assessmet)¢ of the rf5ks of5rregula￿￿¢$, sample restingon the postlng of journals
reviewing occountlng estimates for blases. revlewlng regulacory correspondon¢¢ wlth the Chlrlty
CommlsslDn. and readlng minuies of meetings ol those charged with 8overnance.
Owlng to th¢ Inherent IlmIta￿onS ol an audlL there Ss an unavgldable dsk that we may not have d•tected some
terial mlsstatements In the financial $tat¢ments, even though we have properly planned and performed our audi¢
in accordance wi(h auditing standards. For example, th¢ furthèr r¢moved nonrycompliance wfjth la￿ and regulttyons
lirregularitiesl 15 Irom the ¢vent$ and transactions reflecied in the financ&￿ staternent5, the less lik¢ty the Inherendy
Ilrnl¢ed protedures required by auditin8 standards Wf)uld identify it. In addltltrn. as wlth any audlt, rh¢re remalned a
hlgher r15k of non-detecflon ol irregularlties, 4$ these may involve ¢olluslon, forgeryb intentltsnal omlssions,
mlsrepresentatlons. or the pverrlde of In¢ernal controls. We are noi re$ponsible for prevendnx nofi.compliante and
tannot be eXpeC￿d Eo detect noTh-compllance wlth all laws and regula¢Son5.
part of an avdlt in ac<ordance with ISAS IUKI, we exerclse prole551onal judgment and malnuln prOfes￿onal
sceptycism throU￿oUt the audit. We a150'.
Iderttjfy and assesj rhe dsks ol rnaterSal mlsstatemenc of the financlal statement5. whether due to fraud or
error, deslgn and perform audit procedures re$pon5Ne to those rlsks, and obtaln audlt evldence that is
5ufficSent and approprlate to prgvlde a basls for our opinlon. The risk ol not detecting • maierial
mis5t&tement result5fig from fraud Is hlgher than for one resul￿nI frorn error, as fraud may Involve
colluslon, forzeryi Intentlonal omlsslons, misrepresentatlons, or the overrfde of Internal control.
Obtain an understanding of internal control relevant to the audlt in order to de5i8n audit procedures that
are appropdat¢ in the Eircurn5tances, but t￿¢ lor the purpose af exprE551n8 an opinlon on the
effectiveness of the iTh￿rnal control.
Evaluate the appryjpriateness of a¢¢ounrin¥ policles used and the rea50nableness of accountlng estimates
and rèlated disclosures made by the trustees.
Conclude on the appropriateness of the trustee5' Use of the going cgnEern basis of accOun￿ng 2nd, based
on the audlt evldence obtained. wheth¢r a material uncertainty exist5 related to events or conditlPn5 that
may cast slgnfficart doubt on the cha￿ty,% abllity to continue a5 a going concern. If we conclude that a
materlal uneertainty e¥15ts, we are required to draw attentlon In our auditor's report To the related
disclosures in the financial statemenrs or, if such disclosures aro lrtade9uate, to modify our opinion. Our
conclusions are based on the audit e￿dence obtalned up to the date of our aUd￿Or.$ r¢porL Howeyer.
future events or conditions may cause the charity to C￿￿e to continue as a golng concern.
Ewaluate the overall presentation, structure and contenr ol the financlal statem•nrs, includlng the
disclosures, and whether the financial statements represent the undertying transactions and evenrs In
manner that achieve5 falr presentation.

OocL*ion En¥elope ID.. ECsA4BC4-E1FF43A1-B48￿BS971BDBCD2
THE LANGDON FOUNDATION
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF LANGDON FOUNDATION
Obttin SLfficlent approprlite audlt evldence regardlng the flnancial Inforrnation of the entities or business
actyyltles wlthln the group ro eyress arb opiThion on the consolidated finantlal statements. We are
responslble for the direction, superv151on and perforrnan¢e ol the group audtL We remaln solely
re5ponslble for our ￿dit opinion.
We communicate wkh those charged governance r¢gardingi among other matters, the planned scope and timing
of the audit and si8nSfiunt auditfinding5, tncludin8any slgniflcant deficiencie$ In Inteml control thatwe identfy durin8
our audlL
ol our report
Th15 reptsrt Is made solely to the charltobl¢ compan15 members, as a body. In accordance with chaP￿r 3 of Part 16
ofthe Cornpanles Act 2006. Our audlt work has been undertaken so that we mlzht 5rate ¢0 the charitable company 5
member5 chose matters we are requlred to sofE to them In an audStor's report and for no other purpose. To the
fullest extent permltted by law, we do not accept or assume responslbility to anyone other tham the charitable
company and the charltable company's rnembers as a body. for our audit worl for thls report. or for the opinion5
we have formed.
B¢$917AI5BCtMgP
Davld Goldbery
Senlor Statutory Audltor
For and on behalf of
Cohen Arnold
Sututory Audltor
New Burlingeon HoUS¢
1075 Flnchely Road
Ltsndon NWI I OPU
30 Ocrobar 2024

D￿￿99n Enveh)p8 ID.. EC5A48C4-E1FF43Al-B48￿SBs871BD8cD3
THE LANGDON FOUNDATION
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
CONSOUDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIWTIES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Note
Unrestrlcted
Fund5
Restrictsd
fun¢ts
To
funds
2022
funds
Z023
In¢om• frorn:
Donatlons
Charitsble artlvltles
Interest Income
Total Incorn•
543.020
8,099.165
229.906
124,814
772,916 1.371.840
,223.979 7,466.608
180
1997 023 8,838.628
8 042 303
354 720
Exp•ndlturn on:
Rthsing Ftsntys..
Costs ol genernting th)ni￿on$ 4nd
event in<cme
Chorltoble a￿￿e$..
Educxdon inrt %tiJrtenr reereatlon
Supported living arrangernen
Total expendlture
426,31 S
420.31 S
451.289
.768,245
7 937 496
10 132056
120,794
,089.039 1,431,076
148.449
085 945 7,375,79S
269.243 10 401 299 9,258,160
N•t In£0m¢l(￿peTrdltUY•)
Ki5haron m¢r8er Epsts
IL05s)IG￿n on rtvaluatlon of flx•d
(1.489.753)
(254.151)
85,477 (1.404.276) 1419.5321
(2S4,151)
{219,194)
(219,194)
684,679
Transf•rJ betW￿n funds
289 170
289 174
Net Movement In Fundi
1673 922
203 699
1877 621
265 147
R•con¢lllatlon of fundi:
Total fund5 brought foNard
Tot•1 filnds carrled forward
7118333
444411
S46 874
343 175
7 665 208 7,400,060
5 787 586 7,665,208
The statement ofllnancial activities Indudes all gain$ and lo¥$es recowised In the yeir. All In¢pme and expenditure derfves
frorn contlnuing aCtI￿lIes.
The Jtatement ol flnancial actlvltles also complles wl¢h the requirements lor the consolidated Income and expendiwrl
accoun¢ unijer the Cornpanles Acc 2006.

Lk)(wsign Envelope ID.. EC5A4BC4E1FF43A1-8489-585971BC*CD3
THE LANGDON FOUNDATION
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
CONSOLIDATED AND CHARITY BALANCE SHEETS
AS AT 31 DECEMBEK 2023
Company registrydtion number.. 07621714
Group
2023
Charlty
2023
2022
2022
F•x•d As*ets
Tanglble Assets
10,196,310
10.943.895 10,138,728
10,885.220
Currènt as*eti:
Debtor5
Cash at bank and In hand
,283.594
377.852
275.092
350.147
39.615
588.846
Total Current amets
1,661,446
1.731.857
374.400
389,762
Li4bilitie5Z
Cr¢difors'. Amounts falling due wl¢hln
one
2 200 248
S,010.544
2 377 749
5.556,290
Net cutren¢ Ilabllltl85
(5JB,802) 13,278.6871 (2,003,349) (5.166,528)
Total assets1•55 current 11ablll￿eS
9,657,508
7.665.208
8,13S,379
5.718,692
Amounts lallln8 due over one y
17
(3,809,922)
(3,869,922)
Total not
5.7B7,586
7,665.2
4,205,457
5.718.692
Th• fundi of th¢ Charlty.
Restricted fund5
Revaluarlon Reserves
Unre5crltt¢d funds
343,175
3,677,914
1766 497
546.874
4.677,168
2441 166
168.097
4,116.362
4S I,SOI
4.677,108
590,023
Total funds
19
5.787,586
7,665.208
4,265,457
5.718.692
Net ddcit for the Charlty only £1,4S3,23512022'. surplus 01 £281,418).
Th• notes at pages 12 to 27 Iprm part ofthese accourts.
2DOBB6IFJSID4￿.
Mr N Doffin*)
Chairman of Trustees
hpproved and author15ed for issue by the tru$tees OTh 30 October 2024.

OocusKJTh Envebpe ID.. EC5A4BC4-E1FF43A1.B48￿Bs97lBDBcD8
THE LANGDON FOUNDATION
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Note
2013
2022
Cash flows from op•ratlnA artfvitle&'
Net (agh (uled byyprovided by 0￿rat0Th% artlvltles
21
149,921
Cash Ilow• from Inv¢stlng Ktlvldei:
Purcha58 of tsnglble ftxed a$5ets
Proceeds from salè ol tansible fixed assets
Net cuh provlded byl{used In) Investlni actlvltles
(319,726) (283.119)
779.921
460 195
283.119
CAsh flowi from finlnclng *rtlvltleL
Interest received
Repayments of borrty￿n8
Cash Inflo￿ fr*>m new borrowlng
180
14.C#)O.Ch)01
4,CKQ,000
Nét t￿h provld•d by Iln*nclng a¢tlvltl•i
180
Ch•ny Sn c•*h •Thd •qulv4lents In th• rnportln8 p•rlod
110995
133,019
Cash And c•sh •qulTAlents at th• be￿nn1￿8 of the reportlnz
perlod
588.846
721,865
Cwh •nd cuh •qulval¢nt• •t th• •nd of th• r•portlng p•rSod
377 852

DorAJSign Envelope ID.. EC5A48C4E1FF43A1-84B9-5B5971BDBCD3
THE LANGDON FOUNDATION
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Ac£ountlng Pollcle5
The prln¢lpal accoundng politP5 adopted, judgements and key source5 of estlmatTon uncertaincy In the prepa￿￿0￿
of the finan¢il 5tstements are as follows..
I. I B￿19 of preparntion
The financ[￿ sutements have been prepared in accordance Ylth A¢couThtin8 and RepL)rdng by Ch3rbtles'. Statement
ol Recommended Prncdce applicable w charities preparing their aceoLJnts in accordance with the Financial Reporting
Standard applicable ift the UK and Republlc of Ireland IFRS 102} leffe¢¢ive l January 201 $1 {Charives SORP IFRS
10211. the Flnanclal Kepordng Standard appllcable In the UK and Republic of Ireland IFRS 102) and the Companles
Act 2006. The Charlty m¢et5 the definition of a public benefit entlty under FRS 102. Assets and liabilives are initially
recognised at hi5rorl¢al cost or transacty'on *Alu¢ unless otherwlse stated in the relevant accountlng poll¢y.
1.2 Preparatlon of th¢ accounti on a 80Sn8 Concern ba*Ss
On 31 August 2024. Langdon Foundation transferred Its staff, assets and Ilabilities (with the txception ol its property
and bank loan) and substan￿allY ajl ol its operatSng acUvlti¢s to KisharpnLangdon. In considering the adoption of the
golng concern basls for preparingthe flnanclal statements the tru5cees have consldered the finincial r•5erves avdIla￿e
d Ihe rlsks lacing the Foundati¢)n incluéing those ¢onnecred to the Impact of inflation on the Group's cost base.
Gpvernment pollcy and lu lrnpact on income levels. lundrdi51n8 risk and the affordabillty of support avallable from
members, farnille5. InEtre$¢ rate risk and the potentlal impact on the Group'5 ability w meet loan covenants and to
manage cash flow. The tru$tees recogn15e that all of the unre5Lricted funds are used to finance tangible fixed asiets
vknich KlsharonLangdon uses to provlde Its servSces. Although these a55¢rs could be 501d co release ca5h1subj¢ct to
receiving approvals from the Group'5 loan providers}, thi5 would ttke dme. K5sharpnL3ngdon Group will provide
support to the 8roup. rf neces￿ry. However, tskSng into account the current level of resekves, eXpecta￿an$ for
fvndralslng dur5ng 2024 and 2025, and the Founthrion's ability to xll properties15ubject to bank approval should
this b¢ needed) together wlth those factors se¢ out on pages 3 antJ 4 01 the tru$te¢s' report the trustees have
Concluded that rhe flnanclal stat•rnenu sh¢)uld be prepared on che basls that the Foundatlon is a going concern.
1.3 Ba￿$ of cOn￿lIdatIOn
The financlal 5tatemont5 ¢Qrtsolidate the re5¢Jlts ol the charity, The Langdon Foundatlon "Foundatlon" and Sts
5ubsldlary undertakin85 Langdon College "Colle8e"
Langdon Communlty "Communlty" and Langdon Housing
'Houslng" These are all al$0 Incorporated charities. Subsldiarie5 hav• been consolida￿d on a line-by-line basis. A
separate Statement of Flnanclal A<tlvltles and Income and ExpendlLur¢ A¢<ount for the Charity has not been
presented becaLtse the Charty has taken advantage of th¢ exemptlon afford4d by section 408 of the Companies Ace
2006.
These companies are Ilrnltsd by guarantee and The Founditlon has th• power to appoint and remove Trustees and
15 thE sole member of the enEIDeS. The registered adtjress ol The Langdon Foundation and all Its sub5idlaries15 333
Ed8*dre Road. Floor 3, London NW9 6TD.
Controll•d ¢ompJny
Country of reglstr*tlon
Status
L￿d￿n College
Langdon Community
Langdon Housing
Langdon Trustee Company
England and Wale$ {04104466}
England and Wale$1040553381
England and Wale5107623246}
England and Wale5 {083421691
Reglsterod charity11086936)
Registered chanty11086393)
Registered tharw (1142743)
Cornpany Ilml¢¢d by guarantee
12

Docu*gn Enyebpe ID.. EC5A4BC4-E1FF43A1-B489-5B59718DBCD3
THE LANGDON FOUNDATION
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
The prIncIp￿ activlty and the results of these controlled cornpanie5 for the last relevant financial period were a5
follows..
Incom•
Expenditure N•t movement
Sn fund$
2023
2023
2023
PrIncI￿1 actlvlty
College education and
residentyal service5
Langdon Communlty
Supported ￿￿n£
n8don Houslng
Houslng 5erwces
Langdon Trustee Company Tru5Eee Services
Lat)gdon College
1.851.512
4.797.775
1,784,798
11,897.2231
15.028,1231
{1.933,1261
145,7101
(230.3481
148.3281
Total
Asseti
Total
Llabllitl•s
Reserves
asat31
D¢cember
2023
2023
2023
Langdon Colleg•
nxdon Communlty
Langdon Houslng
Langdon Trusree Company
Langdon Foundation
444,591
2,063,665
374,348
898
10,513.128 16,247,671)
(131,588)
951595)
276,2921
313.004
98,056
898
4.265,457
1.4 Incom
Income Is recognls•d when tho charlry hès entldement to the fund5, any performance condttlons attached ta the
I￿rn(SI of Incorne have been mei It Is probabl• that the Income wlll be recefved, and the amount can be measured
rellably.
Donatyons re<oKnlsed when r¢celved. Income from govemm•nt or other grants, whether "caplral" grnnt5 or
"revenue" grants Is reto8n15ed when the charity has entirltment to the fund$, any performance condS￿on$ arfached
to the grants have been rnet. it Is probable that the income wlll be recehed, and the amount (an be m¢a5ured rellably
Ind 15 not deferred.
Income re¢¢ivable for the provlsl¢n pf educatlon. houslng or suppomd Imng serrftes are recorded In the Statern•nt
ol FlnancSal Artlvltles In the year In whlch these 5etv4ces are provbded. Investment in<ome is accounred for wh•n
receryable.
1.5 Expendl¢urn
Expendl¢ure 15 recogni5ed on an accruals basis as a Ilablllty 1$ inturred. Expenditure Includes any VAT whlth cannot
be fully retovered and 15 report•d as part of the ¢xpendiuJre to which ￿ relates.
Costs of raisin¥ lunds comprlse those tosts assoclated with atcrncting voluntary income and the tQSt5 for lundraising
purpose$ from tharity events. Charitable eKpendlture Comprises those ¢95t5 incurred by the chariy in the delivery
of Its attlvltSes and ser￿ceS for sts beneficlarie5. It InrludE5 both costs that can be allocated dlreuly w such attlvltles
and those ¢o$t5 of an indirett nature necessary EO 5UPPOrt them.
Governance costs inclvde those c05t5 a5SOCi2ted wlth m¢e¢ing the conttl¢utyonal and statutory requlrements of the
charity and include the audlt fees and costs linked to rhe Stra￿1¢ managemenc ol the charity.
All Costs arè ￿l￿tated between the expenditure categorie$ of the SOFA on a basi5 designed to refie<t the use of the
resource. Cost5 relating to a partl¢ular artivity are allocated directly.

ocusvJn Env8lop8 ID.. ECSA4BC4-E1FF43A1-B489-5B5971BDBCD3
THE LANGDON FOUNDATION
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
FOK THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
1.6 Tan¥Sble Ilxed assets and depre¢latlon
Freehold land and buildlng are recorded at Yaludilon. Other tangible ffixed assets are stated ac cost less depreuation.
Depreciation 15 provided at rates calculated to wrlre off the y￿ue less ert(mated residual valu4 of each asset over Its
expected useful life as follows..
Freehold land and bulldlngs are not dgprgclated
Computer egulpmenc
Fixture5. fitun8s & equipment
Motor vehlcles
33% Straight Ilne
25% strrighr Ilne
25% St￿shI Ilne
I slngle Stems wSth a vlue le$$ t￿n £ 1,000 have not been eapltalised.
The pollcy with re5P•tt to irnpaSrmen¢ re￿ewS of Axtd assets is that these a5seu are inspected regularty for any
ImpaSrment and any defert rèmedled $0 as to malntaln current
1.7 IMutmenti
Th• Charity holds no Inve5tmeThu.
1.8 Debto
Trdde and other debtors are reco￿lSe￿ attht settleméntamount due afttr4ny trade dlscouTh¢ offered and PrO￿$10n
for bad and doub¢ful debt5. Prepayments ire vlu•d at the ampuni prepald net of any dlscounu due.
1.9 C•ih at bank and In Iwid
Cash at bank and cash hand kncludes cash and shorr-term hlghty Ilquld Invesrmenu wlth a short maturlty of thr••
months or le55 from ¢he date of acqu151uon or openlng of the dep051t or slmllar accounL
l. l O Credltors ind provo￿Oni
Creditors and provlslon5 ar• reco8nised vthere the Chariry has a present obligacion re5ultlng frorn a past event that
will probably result In the transler of funds to a thlrd parry and the amount due ¢0 s¢tde the obli8adon can be
rne15ured or estlmated reliably. Credltors and prov151ons are nom￿lY recognlsed at thelr $ettJemeThc amount after
allowing for any discounts due.
1.1 l Flnanclal Inrtrum•nts
The Charlry has flnan¢lal assets and Ilabill￿t$ that quallfy as basic flnan¢lal Instruments. Baslc flnancial instruments
are InltSally recognlsed at transa￿On value and sub5oquendy m¢asur¢d at thelr settlemenc value wlth the exeeptk*Th
of bank loan$ whlth ire subsequendy rnea5ured at amortlsed c05t uslng the effectlve Inter•st rnethod.
1.12 Critical accountlng ludgementa and key sources of ertlmat5on uncertalnty
In the appllcation of th• group's accounting poli<ie5 described above. the Tru5teES are requlred to make ludgmenrs.
estlmates and assump￿0￿$ *Jout the carrying amounrs of assets and liabilities that are not readily apparent from
other sources. These estimates, ludgements and assumptlons are made based on a combination of past experrience.
Profession￿ expert advice and other ¢vidence that is relevant to the partlcular clrcumstance. In thg crusrees, opiThion.
rhe estSmate with the 8reatest impatL un the financi￿ statements relate5 to the revaluation of properyies. Propertl95
are revajued to market value after f2king prole5sionl adwce and taking account of current market eondltlons.
14

Do￿￿519) Envtlopè ID.. EC5A48c4E1FF4￿l-B48￿5B69T1BDBcD3
THE LANGDON FOUNDATION
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
1.13 Penslons
The Group operates sever41 dlfferent pension scherne&
The Langdon Foundation. Langdon Cornmunlty and Langdon Houslng all operate defined ¢ontributiort scherne5.
L3ngdon College also operare5 a defined benefit 5Eheme.
Fpr defined-contrlbudon 8cheme5, the amount tharged to the SOFA In rewct of pension costs and other post-
retirement benefts Is the contribution pay2ble IN the year. Any difference beNeen the charge to the SOFA and the
contrlbutions pardble to the Scheme is shown 35 èn asset or a Ilabi11ty In the Balance Sheec. The defined benefit
schemes are multi4mployer schemes and It 15 not P055ible to iderttfrfy the Charty's share pf the undedying a5$¢ts
and liabl11￿e$ of che Mul￿-emploYer scheme. Partlclpatlon In such sch?mes Is accounted for as If they were defined
contrlbutlon schtmes.
1.14 Operatln¥ l•u•#
Rentals payable under operating leases are charged aDlnst income on a stralght-llne basis over the lease perlod.
1.1 S Fund accountln8
The Langdon Foundatyon m*lnfaln5 varlou5 types of funds u follows transfers are rnade where necess￿ li
pern)ltted by the nature of the funds..
UnresErlcLed fvnds are avallable for use at the dlscretlon of the Trustees In lurthtrance ot the general oblecrlvqs
of the charity.
Restricied funds repr¢s¢nt Income received whlch Is allocated by the donortp 3 5p•cific prol•cL The restrlctlons
ar¢ binding on the Trustees of ihe charity.
De$igna¢ed fund5 repre5enr funds whlch are unrestrlcted. bvr the Trustees fvave designat•d them for a speclflc
purptssè to further the oblectlves of the charlty. Ther• are tu￿endY no de$lgnared funds.
Lez•l *tat￿ ofthe Charlty
The Charl¢y Is con$tlLUted as a Company limited by guarantet and ha5 no share cap1t￿. In the event of the charlty
being wound up. the liabi11ty sn respe¢r of the guarantee Is Ilmlted to £ l O per member of che charity.
DonatSons
Unreitrl¢t*d
fvndi
ReJtrle¢
fundi
Total
funds
Toral
fund5
2023
2D23
2023
2022
Donations
543 020
772 926
1.371.840
Donations relatln8 to unrestricted lunds In the prior period were £1.095.706 and restrlrted funth £276,134.

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THE LANGDON FOUNDATION
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Charitabl• actlvltles
Unrestrfct¢d Restrlcted
fund$
funds
2023
2023
Totsl
funds
2023
funds
2022
Provision of housing, educadon and
supported living arrangements
8,099.165
,223.979
7,466,608
Prlor perlod Income from charltable actlvltles relarlng to unrestrlcted funds wal £7.349,515 and res¢rlcted funds
£117.093.
Invertment Income
2023
2022
Interest receivable
An41ysls of ¢xp•rbdltur•
CNt of Educatlon
ralslnl
and
fvnds
Itud*nt
r•¢t•atlon
Supported
Ilvln
arr￿gementS
Tot•1
2023
2022
Staff c05tS
Dlrect fundralsln8 CWtI
Other direct Costs
Governance costs (note 71
30S,397
28,335
92,582
1,235,775
.057,971
6.S99.144
28.335
3,676,074
97,740
5.901,610
59,152
3,154,937
42.460
645,196
8,068
2.938.296
89,678
426315
1889 039
8085 945 10 401299
9,258.160
Prlor parlod expendlture was £9.258.160 of whlch £8,657.743 was unrestricted and £600.417 was rest￿tted.
Analyih of p¥•rnan¢e cogts
2023
2022
Governance costs compri5es'.
Le8al and professlonal fees
Audit fees
Bank charges and Interest
18,466
70,779
8.501
8,234
26,864
7.362
97.746
42,460
Governance costs include payments ¢0 the auditor5 In respect of aud1¢ fees amountin8 to: Group - £70.77912021.
£?6,8641 Including Charity £36.86012022., CI 0,0601.

Envo*w ID.. EC5A4BC4-E1FF43A1.8489-5B5971BDBC03
THE LANGDON FOUNDATION
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Costs of Langdon merger
Unrestrlcted Restrlrted
funds
fund5
2013
2023
Total
funds
1023
Total funds
2022
sharon merger Costs
254.151
254,ISI
Net Incom• l (exptndlture) for the year
Th15 15 stated after chargln
2023
2022
Depr¢¢lation
Autdltor'5 remunerntlon
Inrtresr payable
Operating lease co$u
68.141
70.779
307.438
1.120,007
204.507
26,864
154,804
961,971
10 Analyils ol st*ff coit•, tru•tee remun•rntlon expenM4 And the cost of key M￿&sement
penonnel
2023
2022
Wages and salari
Soclal secumty Cost5
PensloTr cosrs
5,899.842 5.216,232
489,378
480,938
209.924
204,440
6.Sg9.144 S,901,610
The number of ¢mploy•e5 havln¥ ben¢ftts In exe£$5 of £60,0￿ or more wer•:
2023
Numb•r
2022
Number
£60,000 10 170.000
£70,000 w £80,000
£80,000 co £90,000
100.000 to £1 10,000
120.000 to £130,000
The key management personnel of the Charity comprise the Chlef Executwe and the Finance DireEtor. The total
amounts of employee benefits received £121030 12022.. £200,894).
None of the Trustees of The Langdon Foundation lor any person5 connected with them) re¢eiYed any rernuneration
ring the period or in 2022. Trustee5 were reimbursed £nil lor expense$ (2022.. £nill during the year.
17

Docljsign Envelope ID.. Ec5A4B￿ElFF43A1-81B&58S9718DBcD3
THE LANGDON FOUNDATION
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
I I Staff Numbers
The averaF monthly head Count of employee$ during the yor was as follow5=
2023
NuM￿r
2022
Number
Charitable atelvltles
Fundraising
Governance
Admlnlstratlc
187
21
115
222
12 Penjion •nd other pwt.retlr•m•nt b•n•fft commltm•nti
Th¢ Group operates a number of dilferent pension $cheme5. The Langdon Foundation, Langdon Communlty arbd
LanKiJort Houslng operate defined-conrriburion Schemes. Langdon ColleKe operate5 both a defined-confrlbutlon
and a defined.benefit scheme. Defined-b¢nefir scheme5, whlch are classlfied as mulJ.employer 5chernes. where the
parric}pa￿nE employer is unable to fjdtn￿fy thelr Share of ihe assets or liabllities. may be accouThted for as if they
were defined-con1rlbu￿0n Schemes. A5 a re$ulL the company's contributlons payable in the a¢coundn8 perlod are
the amounts charyed In the financlal statem•nts.
T•Khers' P•nslon
The Colly partklpate$ in the Teachers, Penslon Schem• I'the TPS'I for it5 tta¢hlTrg staff. The pen$lon charge
for the year 5neludes contrlbutlon5 payable to the TPS of 189.275 12022.. £81,851) and at the year-end £11,789
12022- £10,858) was accrued In respect of contribuiions to this 5Eheme.
The Texhers, Pension Scheme ITPSI Is a statutory. <on(rlbutory. dtfined b¢nent scheme, xovemed by the
Teathers, Penslon Scheme Regulatlon$ 2014. Member5hlp Is automatlc lor ￿a¢herS In academy trusu. All teachers
have the Op￿¢Th to opt-out ol the TPS followlng enrolment. 61 The TPS Is in unlunded scheme to whl¢h both the
member and ernployer makns contrlbutlon5, a$ a percentage o15alary - theje Contr5bu￿tsn$ are credlted ¢0 the
Exchequer. Redrement and other penslon benefit5 are pald by publlc funds provlded by ParflamenL
The Gov•rnment Artuary, u51n¥ ttorm￿ a¢tuarlal prlndpl•s, c¢nducts a k*rmal acwarfal review of the TPS In
accordance ¢he Public Servlce Pen51on$ (valua￿On$ and Employer Cost Capl Direction5 2014 publlshed by
HM Treasury every 4 years. The alm of the review 15 to ensure scheme cost5 are recognised and rnanaged
approprlately and the revlew $pgcifie5 the level of future contriburivns.
Acwarial $Ch￿e valuatyons are dependeni on assumption5 abtsu¢ the value of furure c05t5. design of b¢nelSt5 and
many other lactors. The latest actuarlal vdlua￿0n of the TPS was carrled oui as af 31 March 2020. The voluation
report wa5 pub115hed by the Department for Educatlon on 27 October 2023, with the SCAPE rate. Set by HMT,
applylng a notlonal Investm•nt return based on 1.7% above the rate of CPI. The key element5 of the valuatlpn
our¢ome are..
Employ•r ¢ontrlbutlon rates 58¢ at 28.68% of penjionablg pay (Includln8 a 0.08% admlnlstratlon lewy).
Thi5 15 an increase 015% in ern￿Oyer contributlon5 and the cost control result 1$ such that no change
in member benefits is needed.
Total Scheme liabilities (pension$ currentty in paymenr and the estimat8d cost of future benefir51 for
service to the effettNe date of £262,000 mlllion and notionl assets le5tymated future concribution5
together with the noty¢)nal investrnents held at the valuation date) tsf £222.200 million. glving a notion
Past 5eryice defi¢lt pl £39.800 million ThE re$ult of this wBluatson will be implemented from l April
2024.
A copy of the valuatlon report and supportlng documentauon Is on the Teaehers. Perb$ions web51te.
18

0￿￿illn Envekye ID.. EC5A4BC4-E1FF43A1-B489-585971BDBCD3
THE LANGDON FOUNDATION
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEM8ER 2023
Under the definityons $Et out In FRS 102. th¢ TPS is an unfunded mulu<rnployer pension scherne. The academy
trust is unable to Identlfy Its share of the undedylng assets Ilabllitles of the plan. AcCordin￿y. the academy
Irust has taken advantage of the exemption in FRS 102 and has accounted lor its contrlbutions to the scheme as
if it were a defined contribution scheme. The academy trust has set out above. the informadon available pn the
sch¢rne.
Until the 2010 valuadon Is compkted It 1$ not Possible to conclude on any financi￿ impa¢f or future change5 to
the contribution r*tes of the TPS. AccordlnWy. no prov5slon for anyaijdltlonal past benefit penslon tosts is included
In these financlal $￿ternents.
Dellnad - contrlbudon scheme
The Group contribu¢ES toward5 the Langdon Group Schemes run by Nest and Aegon whith are defined
contributlon schemes. The assets of the 5chernes are held $eparatqly Irom those ol the Group in ind¢pendently
administerEd funds. The penslon cosi charge repres¢nt5 contributions payabl¢ by the charity ta the funds.
Contribuvons payable during the year were £120,75912022.. £122,589.)
13 R•lAt•d party tr•niactl•ni
At the year end. Laftgdon Houslng had t ¢redr(or ol £105.27412022.. £56,83S) du¢ to The Lanxdon Founda￿¢￿.
Durlng the year. Langdon Housing was charged rent of £359,21212022: £339.686) by The Langdon Foundadon and
the year-end balance relates t¢* these rental5.
At the y•ar end, LaTrgdon Colle8e had a credltor pf £211.1 $712022.- £22,798) to Tho Langdon Foundatlon. Durt
the year, The Langdon Foundation charged Langdon College rent gf £9,W) 12012.. 112.8041 and recharges of
£11.617 P022.. £16.4861 for shared ¢vJts. Lan8don College asso r•c¢ived donatSons that were Inlt)ally recalved by
Lan8don Founthtbn.
At the year •nd. The L•Trgdon Foundadon had a creditor of £1.372,126 (2022.. £1,250,6S6) due to the LanEdon
Communiry. During the year. Langdon Communlty was charged £S,7(MI 12022.. £5.7001 as rent by The Langdon
Founda￿On.
At rhe year end. LaTrgd0n Comrnunlty was du• £46,869 frorn {2021. £31.167 owed to) LaThgdon Hou51n&
At the year end. Langdon Colley had a credltor 01 £3.749 due to Langdon Housin8 {2022.. £150 debtor).
Trust¢E5 ware relmbursed £nll for exp¢niu12022 £nil) during the year.
14 Corporatlon tax
A5 a charlty, Langdon Foundailtsn exernpt Irom UK tax on incorne and galns to the ¢xthnt that these are applled
to Its charlrable objects. No UK tax tharges have or15en in the Charlty, durfng the year or the prevl¢us year.
19

DoGU5ign Envew ID". EC5A4BC¢E1FF43A1-B48￿56s97l5DBcD8
THE LANGDON FOUNDATION
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 310ECEMBER 2023
IS Tanglble Ilx•d agset$
Group
Land and
Buildlngs
Leasehold
impn>vements
Computer
Flxture5
Equipment & Fittlng5
Motor
Vehiel•s
Total
Cost:
As at l January
Addition5
DIsp05als
Revaluation
10,837,382
283,404
{780.(￿0)
219.194
60.C¢)I
250.569
16,865
314,492
19,484
108.082
11.570.526
319,752
(7BO,OCQI
19,194
Asat31
Decemb•r
2023
10.121.592
00.001
267,434 333.975 108,082 10.891.084
Depraclatlon:
As at l January
Charge for year
RevaluatiC+n
adjustment
60.001
200.255
32,057
279.343
25,233
87.034
10,851
626,633
68,141
Asat31
D•cemb*r 2023
60,001
232,J12 304.576
97,885
094.774
Net book value
Asat31
D•cember 1023
10,121,S92
35.12J
29,399
10,197 10,196.310
As at 31
December 2022
10.837,382
50.314
35,ISO
21.048
10,943,894
Chwlty
Land and
Bulldlny
Cornputer
Equlpment
Flxtur•# &
Flttlngi
Cost
As at I january
Addldons
Disposals
Revaluatlon
10,837.382
283,404
1780,0Tr)I
219.194
146,005
8,710
184,476
11,167.863
292,114
(780,0ts)
19,194
As at 31 D•¢ember 2023
10,121,592
IS4,715
104,476
10.460.782
Depre¢latlon:
A5 at l January
Charge for year
Revaluation adjustment
Ai •t 31 Decernb•r 2023
121,358
20.704
161,285
I B,704
282.643
39,408
142.061
179,990
322,051
Net book valu•
As at 31 December 2023
10,121.592
12,654
4,486
10.130,731
A5 at 31 December 2022
10.837,382
24,647
23.191
10,885,220
All assets are used for charitable purposes.
Properties haye been valued by the trustees a5 at 31 December 2022 and 31 Decernber 2023. based on a loan
valuatioTr undertaken bylLL In early 2022. The value of £10.121.592 (historical tost £7,436,036) consists of Freehold
Properties U,482,923 (histors￿ ¢ost £5,220,985) and Long Leasehold PropErtie$ £2.638,669 Ihi5torical cost
12,215.0511.
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Docusign Envehy ID.. ECSA4BC4EIFF43A1-B489-5B5971BDBCD3
THE LANGDON FOUNDATION
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
16 Debto
Group
Charlty
2023
2023
2022
2022
Trdde debtor5
Arnounts owed by grtsup uNdertalang5
Other debtors
Prepayments and accrued income
612,221
444,514
105,274
116.553
79,482
125.558
143.507
205.468
465.905
195,223
503,274
1.2B3.594
275,092
350,147
17 Credltors:
Amounts falllng du• wlthin one year
Group
1023
Charlty
2013
2022
2022
Trade credltor5
Taxe5 and social se<urly costs
Other cr¢ditors
ACCru￿S
Delei'i'ed Inc(#))e
Amounts owed to group underrakln
8ank loans
338.794
587.910
780,774
239,803
156,956
2S4,382
396.822
55,060
144,279
160,001
97.788
118.919
481,495
49,897
141.557
1.382.083
72,431
27.143
7.554
24.746
160,001
1.264.416
4,000.000
4,thJO,O(
2.200.248
5,010,544
2,377.749
5,55&290
Deferred in¢ome represents parental coniribution5 recelved toTr*Ards the cost of houslng provlslon of pur memb•rs
and trust 8rydnt5.
Group
Charlty
Balancè as at I january 2023
Amount recelved In ¢ht year
Amount released ro income from charl¢able act6vltle5
Balance as at 31 December 2023
160.IJOI
160,001
l B.444
141 557
141 $57
Amounts falllni aft•r mtsrn than one y•ar
Group
2023
Charlty
2023
2022
2022
Bank loan5
3 869 922
3 069 922
3.869.922
3.869,922
The bank loan Is secured on the majorlty ol the Foundadon'5 propertie5. Inter¢s¢ Is at the bank rydte +2S%.
21

Oocusvw Envelop810.. ECSA46C4-E1FF4M1-84￿SBS9I1BDBCD3
THE LANGDON FOUNDATION
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
18 Analy￿% of charltable ￿fid$
Balanco
a£atl
January
2023
Income Expenditur•
Transfer
bteween
funds
Funds as at
Decomb•r
2023
Lanzdon Foundatlon
Property Development Fund
Staff Celebration
Volunteer manager
451,501
1283,404)
168,097
451 501
283.404
108097
Langdon Communlty
Brady Club
EmploymentlSoElal Enrerprlsi
Ambassadors Manchescer
Activities
Mlnl Bus
Infection Control Funds
239,J34
(203.658)
765
4Z083
147,060
122,6841
1114,457)
17651
110,544>
1171.0551
171,055
87.678
35.$64
25.020
5,772
15.772)
224 707
148.449
5.772
112699
L•nidoTr Collogo
Brothertpn R•al Estate
Karten
ESFA Bursiry
E5FA cO￿d Funds
ESFA Penslon Grant
EFA Capltal Programme
Securiry Grartc
Chariry Aid Foundation
ESFA Tuition Fund
lJ70
{1.370)
1,881
{IM81)
29,944
30,351
54,595
5,199
129.9H)
PO.992)
154.595)
13,969)
8,043
120.794
51,710
61.149
1,230
130013
Group
546,874
354,720
1269,2431
1289,1761
343.175
22

t)ocusKJn Env8lopb ID.. ECSA4B￿l$F43A1-84B￿SB59T1BDBcD3
THE LANGDON FOUNDATION
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
ed funds-
Balance
asatl
January
1022
Income
Expendltuv•
Tr*nsfer
betWOon
funds
Fund$ ￿ at
December
2022
LaTh8don Foundatlon
Property Development Fund
Staff Celebrndon
Volunteer m•kger
685.905
785
6,2SO
691940
1234.4041
451,501
17851
6.250
7.03S
234.404
451,501
Lan¥don Communlty
Bra* Club
EmploymentlS*xlal Enterpr15Q
Ambassadors Manthe5ter
ArtIVi￿*S
Minl Bu¥
Inlectlpn Control Funds
80.2
46.700
197.939
191.304)
1330.496)
11,069)
130,833)
35,676
132,557
1.834
765
7.fy)0
23,833
5,7n
35.055
122.941
S,772
39.459
74.514
528.216
156.390
42,213
Langdon College
Brotherton Real Estate
Karten
ESFA Bursary
ESFA Covld Fund5
ESFA P¢nsSon Gftnt
EFA Capltal Programme
ESFA TUl￿On Fund
1,370
1.370
24.495
1,388
Q7.2101
{1.388)
1113
126,670)
2.71S
26.670
39.678
38.687
126.575)
51,790
7.785
65.166
40.057
102.129
23,860
53,160
Group
855,938
393,227
16th).4171
1101,874)
S46.874
23

Docusign Envelope ID-. EC5A4BC4-E1FF48A1.B489-5B5971BDBCD3
THE LANGDON FOUNDATION
(A COMPANY LIMITED B Y GUARANTEE)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 OECEMBER 2023
The Langdon Foundatlon
Property Development Fund 15 to refurblsh Langdon-owned prop¢rtSes to modern standard*
Volunteer rnanager are funds from the National Lottery and an Individu￿ donor ro support the recrultment
of a volunteer manager.
Wohl fund$ supported a research project carried out for Lan￿on Foundarion and tsvo other charities.
Langdon Commun5ty
Brady Club offers soclal ￿￿¥1¢[8$ to younger peopbe with learnlng dth¢ulii¢$ in Etyare.
Employm¢nt & SOCI￿ Enterprlse aids and trains people wlth learnlng dbfficultye5 to find eMplO￿ent Thls
Include5 New Ch2Pter5 which offers a safe working en￿rOnmen1 Eo gain work experfence.
Ambassadors Manchest¢r was created to Se￿£* iht Mndraislng activities ol the parend 8roup And Is
earniarked for specific purposes.
Supported Llvlng Manchester Is our maln op¢ratlon In Manchester and helps brid8e the gap left by shortfalls
In Government funding.
Mlnl Bus funds were ra15ed to purchase and 5UPPOrt a new Mlnl Bus- the mlnSbus was purchamd In 2020
AC￿vIlle$ are addltlonal members actSvitles, often arranged in the evenlngs and weekends.
Occupatlonal Therdpl$c Is to fund the employment o( an occupational theraplsr ¢0 iupport our members.
Staff Tralnlng- a donation was received to support tralnln8 of ¢are staff.
Infectlon Control- funds were recelved from Lo¢•1 Authorltles to 511PPOrt add1t10n￿ costs Incurred in
rnlatlon to the Covld-19 paThdemlc.
L•n8don Colleg•
EFSA item5 are for sp¢cSfi¢ purp05eJ as noted.
8roTherron Real Estate is tow¥ds the cgst of creatin8 a rnuslc room for stud•nts.
Clty 8rid8e Trust funds are towards the ¢o$c of therapy for 5tud•nu durlng the Covld-19 P￿demIC.
Norman LasW Mernorlal CT fvnds the garden prol•ct.
Transfers are made from general funds to rtstrlc¢¢d fvnds to make up the shortlall beiwe¢n expendlture Incurred
on and donatiofi$ received for those actlvlcles.
Restrlcted funds created by donatk*ns recefved by the Foundatlon for actiwve5 vndert*ken by other group en￿￿•5
have beeTr shown under tho group mernber that ultimately applies the •xpendltur¢ In accordance whh the
restrlcuon.
24

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THE LANGDON FOUNDATION
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Group
Balance
asat I
January
2023
Income Exp•nditur•
Tran$f¢r
be¢ween
funds
Funds as at
December
2023
UnrestrScted fundi
Gener￿ fund
Prapery revaluatSon lund
Total unrestricted funds
2.441,167 8,642.303
4.677,167
7 118 334 8.642,303
110.386,204
219,194
10,6Q5,401
1.069.176
780,LIJO
289,176
,766,497
3 677,914
5444411
Group
Balanc•
Income
expenditure
Transf•r
between
fund*
Fundi u •t
January
2022
D¢¢ember
2012
Unrestr5¢ted fijnds
Gener￿ fund
Property revaluation fund
Total unr•5trltted fvnds
2,551,63S
3.992,488
6.544.123
8.445.401
684,679
9.130.080
18,6S7,743)
IOIM74
2,441.167
4,677,167
7.118,334
&657,743
101,874
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Docusion Envdope ID.. EC5A4BC￿E1FF43A1-8489-5859FlBD8¢D3
THE LANGDON FOUNDATION
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
19 Analy919 of net assets between funds
Group
Unr•strlcted
funds
R05trlcted
funds
Totsl
Fund b￿an£t$ at 31 De¢ernber 2023 are represented br.
Tan&ble frxed as5et5
Currenr assets
CrndkEors- less than ¢>ne year
Credltors- more than one year
10.196.310
1.318,271
11200.2481
3,869.922
5.444.41
10,196.310
1.661,446
(2.200.248)
3 869 922
5.787.586
343,175
343 175
Charlty
Unrn•trlrt•d
funds
R•rtrlct•d
funds
Total
Fund balance5 at 31 DeEember 2023 are repr•sented by..
Tan*'ble flxed a5se¢s
Current assets
Crediiors- less than one year
Credittsrs- more than one year
10.138.n8
206.303
2.377.749)
3,869,922
4.097.360
10,138,728
374,400
(2.377,749)
3 869.922
4 265 457
168,097
168 097
Analyjls of n•t *iMts between funds- provloui year
Group
Unrestrlcted
fundi
Restricted
funds
To¢Jl
Fund balances at 31 Decembor 2022 are represented br.
Tangible fixed asset5
Current assets
Credltor5- less than one year
10,943,895
1.184,983
5,010.544
7,118.335
10,943,895
1.731,857
5.010,544
7,665.209
546,874
546.874
Charlty
Unreitrlctsd
funds
ReJtritt•d
funds
Totsl
Fund b￿anCeS at 310ecember 2022 are represent8d br.
TanglNe fixed assets
Current assets
Creditors- le$$ than one year
10.885.220
161.7391
5.556.290
5.267,190
10,885.220
389.762
5.556,290
5.718,692
451,501
451.501
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Do¢usvJn Envelope ID.. ECS446C*E1FF43A1-B48¥5B59718DBCD3
THE LANGDON FOUNDATION
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
20 Cornmitments under op•r•¢lnll leases
Group
Land and Bulldlng$
2023
2022
Total ol fijture mlnlmurn lease pyrnents under non-￿nCelIable operatlng leases are..
Expiry date..
No Liter than one year
Later than one year and not larer than flve years
Later than five years
482,ISI
544,578
531.914
277.304
Charlty
Llnd and BuSldln85
2023
2022
Total of future rnlnlmurn lease payffienc* under non-can¢ell?ble operatlng Ita5e5 are..
No larer than one year
Latèr than one year and not later than five years
Latsr than ffv• y•ars
37.008
88,819
37.008
21 RKon¢lllAtlon of n•t mtsvoment ITh fvndi to hèt u•h flow from op•r•tln8 aCtlvltl•s
2023
2022
Net movemen¢ In fund5
L05sIIGainl revaluauon ol property
Add back depreciation charge
Deduct interest In£omq shown in Inves￿ng actlvltl•s
Fixed Asset dispos*ls
Derrea5elllncreasel in debtori
{Decreaselllncrease in ¢redltors
(1.877.562)
219.194
68,140
{118)
265.147
(684.6791
204,S06
(140,583)
,059.624
121.9n
243.155
Net ush (used In)1 provlded by oper*tSn8 aEt5TAtle
(671.J07)
149.921
22 Post Balance Sheet •v•nts
On 31 August 2024. Langdon Foun&tion tran51erred tts staff. assets and Ilabllitie5 (with the exceptlon of iu
properry and bank loan) and 5ubstanttally all of it5 operatlng activltles to Ki5haronLan8don.
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