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TEAM FURCES FOUNDATIOLY
(previouslv known as TEAM ARMY SPORTS FOUNDATION)
REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED
30 NOVEMBER 2022
Reglstered Company Number: 07773783
Reglstered Charltv Number: 1144004

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TEAM FORCES FOUNDATION
REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 ￿0VEMBER 2022
coNTE￿Ts
PAGE
Reference and Admini%trative details
Trustees, Report
Independent Auditors, ReLX)n
8-10
Statement of Financial Activities
Balanc¢ Sh¢¢t
12
Statcmcnt of Cash Flows
13
Notes to the Finaiicial StateTnents
14- 18

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TEAM FORCES FOUNDATION
REFERENCE ATr4D ADMINISTRATIVE DETAILS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 NOVEMBER 2022
Status
The orgFpanisatioii is a Ch￿l￿ble coinpdny limited by ¥￿d[a￿tte, incoryorated 14
Septanba" 2011 and resFlSteied d5 d chaTity on 27 Septanbei 2011.
Governing Doeument
The charity is controlled by its bFovetiiinsF document. a deed of t￿St, and constitutes a
limited company, limited by bTuarantee, as defined by the Cornpanie5 ALt 2006.
Company Number
07773783
Charity Number
1144004
Registered Office
Lime Cllttage Tisbury Row
Tisbury
Salisbury
England
SP3 6RZ
Trustees
Major General Robin Anderton-Brown (appoinied Chair 4 January 2022}
Major (ieneral Jonathan Jaines Cole
Sarah Louise Cox (resigned 14 July 20221
Dr Nicolas Anderson Iresigned 10 June 2022)
Brigadicr Richard Dcnnis OBE
Majnr General Neil Sexton CB
Andre￿, Mcmorran
Mr CJrahaJn Beal
Sara Cattcrall {aptx)inted 23 February 20231
Scoti Wallace (appointed l July 2023)
Bankers
Barclays Bank
Farnborough
GU147PQ
Auditors
HaY5n￿c1lityrt LLP
10 Queen Street Place
Loiidoii
EC4R IAG

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TEAM FORCES FOUNDATION
TRUSTEES, REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 NOVEMBER 2022
Th¢ Trustccs prcs¢nt th¢ir rcport and thc auditcd financial statcmcnts for th¢ yur cndcd 30 Novcmb¢r 2022
Reference admInistr￿live infotmation set out on pa¥e I fotms part of this ieport. The findiicidl statements comply
with current statutory iequirements, the MeinoranduTn Articles of Associ￿tIOn the Charities Statement of
Recornmended PraLtice {SORP 2015} ISeLond Edition, effeLtive l January 2019).
The charity has been called the Teain Army Sports Foundation ITASF} since its inLeption as iii the early d3yS It was very
aTmy and sport-centhc in the activitie5 It 5UPPOrted. Over the years the charity has broadened its objects to be far rnoie
diverse in order to reach ￿T05￿ the military comTnuiiity. This hd5 also uFroivn from SiTnply 5UPPOrt to sport to the Tnuch
broader reach coverinuF support to challenbie and adventure pur5Ults. The naine TASF had therefore becorne increasin&TIy
inappropriate for a charity seen to be supportlTlgT all three services, I'eterans, cadets, reserve5 and even faniilie5. To
reflect thi5 new inclusive bTroup, the trustees abTreed to rename the chaTity tlie Team Foices Foundation froin. Apr 2023
Structure, Governance and Management
The trustees of the charity are drawn from a mix of current and ex-serving military personnel and experienced people
from industy. This is intended to ensure ihat the Board has a good mix ot knowledge and insight into Forces sport
tempered with appropriate commercial experience.
If the Board feels it needs additional skills or knowledge it will identify and approach suitable people to see if they would
be interested in volunteering io be a Trustee. Many senior serving officers and senior industry executives will already
have experience ol'serving on charity boards.
The board of Trusteeb aims to meet virtually at least.3 times per year. Whilst the board relies on a part time CEO (Maj
Gcn Irctdl Lamont Kirkland CBE) and back-officc capability tn guidc thc day-tn4ay activitic8 nf thc charity, all stratcgic
and prjlicy matters are decided by the board {the CEO daes not %erve a£ a Tru%teel. Given the realitie% nf busines8 life,
not all trustees are able to attend every TTU%tee'% board meeting. A board meeting will only go-ahead if the chair and
CEO can attend and a majority of the trw8tees are available.
During the financial year, the Board comprised five serving or ex-serving officers, Maj Gen Rob Anderton-Brown
{Chairl Maj Gen Iretdl Jon Cole, Maj Gen (Tetd) Neil Sexton, Brig Ireidl Richard Dennis and WOI Sarah Cox (resigned
14th Jul 221. Between them they have a Comprehensive understanding of the Anned Forces and how Forces spon is
organiscd and fi]ndcd. Th¢ charity continu¢d to b¢ wcll scrvcd by its non-military mcjnbcrs.. , Dr Nic Andcrson {T¢signcd
14th Jun 221. Mr Andr¢w M¢Morran, CEO of Official Militsry Bccr Company. and Mr Graham Bcal from Ernst &
Young who brings financc ¢xp¢rtisc.
To reflect the newly nained cliarity and its support to the tri-service military community, the board ivas keeii to be
represeiited by a niore inclusive group ot trustees able to add tlieir experience from all three services. For this re￿50n,
the Comd SM WO s￿ra Catterdll Was invited to join the board frotn the start ot'the year and provide IL4F perspective
to deliberations and Lt Col IRM} Scott Wdllace joined in Jul 23 who has been driving the elite athlete and disability
programTne for the Royal Navy and brings his wealth of experience in this field.
The charity has no paid staff. Its key mal￿gement personnel are its tn]stee5 who are not rernunerated
Object5 and articles have been further amended follo￿7￿¥ the last direction of the Charitie5 Commis51011
As the charity continues to broaden its remit by embracing potential beneficiaries across the military cominunity there
has been a furiher need to fine-lune the objects. Specifically, the lasi ainendmenl was finally recorded in June 2023 which
embraced the need io reflect serving. veterans. reserves, cadets and families.
Objects. As of Dec '21. The objects of the charity as stated in the Memorandum & Anicles are-.
to promote the efficiency of the arn]ed foTces of the Crom￿, including, by such charitable mean5 as Tnjstees
think tit iiicluding (but not limited tol-.
improving physical fJtn¢ss and mcntal wcllbcing, fost¢ring csprit d¢ corps, promoting divcrsity and inclusion
and raising moralc of s¢rving arm¢d forc¢s p¢rsonn¢l by ¢ncollraging participation in sports and advcnmrous

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TEAM FORCES FOUNDATION
TRUSTEES, REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 NOVEMBER 2022
activities and providing assistance in ihe provision L)f sporting facilities, and
the provision and support of facilities. amenities activities for the ￿'t11-being of serving and fornier anned
foices personnel
thc rcli¢f of scrving or fornicr anncd for¢¢s p¢rsonncl and th¢ir d¢pcnd¢nts andlor farnilics who arc in n¢cd by
rcason nf youth, agc, ill hcalth, disability, financial hardship QT Othcr disadvantagc.
As at Jun '23. they no￿. read..
To promote the efficiency of the armed forces of the Crown, including veterans, by such chaTitable means as
T[￿Ste£S think fit including (but not limited to)..
imprO￿l￿g pliysical fitness and mental w'ellbeing, fosteringT esprit de co]ps, promoting diversity and inclusion
and raising morale of ￿erving amied force% personnel, and their familie￿, includiiig re%erves and cadet￿, and
fonner arjned forces per.￿O￿lle1 by encoiiragii)g participation in sports and adven￿rOuS activities and providing
a$￿iS￿9ncc in the provision of sporting facilitie%, and
the relief of .%etving or fornier am]ed force% personnel and their depelldents an(Vor families who are in need by
reason of youth, age, ill health, disability, fil￿ncIal hardship or other disadvantage.
The charity is inexorably linked to a trading company operatit]g under the same co-brand of Team Forces that generates
its ￿ndS thrOll￿ industry partners wishing to support defet]ce activity. The profits from this relationship are donated to
the charity in order that the Irusiees can then disperse funds as appropriate. So the charity benefits by..
Attracting b¢n¢vol¢nt donations {from Corporat¢ donoTS and by association with 3 paty ￿ndraising ¢v¢nts),
and,
Appealing to related industry partners and their wish to Commit CSR or other charitable welfare funding to the
cause.
To Lomplete ihe aliwmenl kmd link between the Lharity's prinLip<il donor. and io refleLi the diveTSity OLhkrrity
beneficiaries acrLlSS all three services and Iniliiary communiiy. Ihe irusiees agreed io change lo a more appropriale name.
This means ihal the charily has now changed from the feain Amiy Sports Foundalion to the Team Flirces Foundation.
Both the trading company and the charity operaies under the same Team Forces Brand.
The charity seeks to achieve public benefit through the opeTation of the activities described above. The tnjstees
confiTm they have had regard to the Cliarity Commission's guidance on public benefit.
The charity d￿S not actively fundraise through members of the public although some small donations are occasionally
received.
Aetivities and Performance
The peTiud retlected the Tnove to post-covid uctivity and resumptivn of a full, ulliestricted prD8ramrne with an event cyLle
that inLluded..
Date
Sandown Racing
Arniy v Navy Rugby
Festival of Speed
Rundle Cup Polo
Royal Regatta, Henley
Remembrance Rugby and karting event
Mar 22
Apr 22
Jun 22
Jul 22
Aug 22
Nov 22

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TEAM FORCES FOUNDATION
TRUSTEES, REPORT (continucd)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 NOVEMBER 2022
Th¢principal donor to th¢ charity IT¢am Forccs Funding Ltd rcnamcd from thc pr¢vious Ethos Fundraising Ltd) maintaincd
a stroiig perIOLin￿nce throubFhout the period and the charity was able to benefit ftom healthy donations amounting to..
Team Forces Funding Ltd
Others
784,500
.3,924
TOTAL
868,424
The chariry continu￿ to ￿UppOrt ￿ignIfiCallt challenge and expeditionary activitie￿ which can attract the attention of donor
into Team Forces Funding (and tlierefore tlie charity) and enable the eharity to award flag%hip grants. Mo8t notable during
the FY ￿'aS the support granted to Capt Preet Chandi (aka Polar Preet} and her ¢xpcdition to undertake a solo and
unsupportcd tr¢k to thc South Polc, an ¢xp¢dition that gcncratcd global m¢dia ¢ov¢rag¢.
Finally, the charity continues to support otlier charities with similar dims in deliveTiiibT on tlie objectives, particu]￿lY
bUPPOrting those orgsanisations wliich help veterans overcoine mental dnd physiLal wellbeinbw issues. The latest developnient
in this aiea is the &upport to the Ulysses Trust ￿'hiC[l enables opportunities for cadets, often from undetpiii'ilebled
bdckground5 to undertake life-Ch￿￿TIlIg inspir￿110nd1 challenbFes ddventures.
The totsl donated was £788,994 and inade up as follows..
Reci
Infani ilin
REME S
orts
lent
Amourtt 1£)
Reel
lent
Amount {£)
3.000
13.500
2,(K)O
1,800
20,(K)O
3,(A)O
I,(A)o
19,000
50,000
20,500
UKAF E
AFRT
UKAF Rowin
MaTCU5 Webb Biathlon
UKAF S orts BoaTd
Ski Mi)untaineerin
Eliie Aihleie8
Fl
for I,reedom
At."psi'
30,000
25,000
5,400
2,700
i.Roo
1,000
6,100
10,400
21,600
York5hiie Re
AFC Ilarro
iment
RA C. clin
Inter Cor
s Boxin
UL4F Cricket
Mission Motorsport
UKAF Golf
UL4F Ivillter S orts
Militar . Rifle Com
UKAF Poini 10 Point
IS Para
Cham
Grand Military Jockey
Commitlcc
UKAF RII
icGi
Frart Ti)wnsend
8%e% Tru81
Tali%ker
Antarctic
uest
Out
Ma floweT S
RN Pvlo
RN Hock
RN Sailin
L4F Tennis
L4F Motors
uash
OMBC Donation5
29.522
1,800
11,250
3,000
2,700
Tuin to Staiboard
Ad
tive Motorc
Corrie Ma
Bobslei
Gwenllili T￿st
c.limb to Recovery
11,500
4,500
5,000
10,000
5,(K)O
44,229
2,500
1,000
25,000
10,000
4,500
12,000
4.108
26,000
5,400
6,300
4,500
14,200
2.000
485
On Course Foundation
Veteran5 at Ease
Ami AT Gr()u
Nav
Tali8ker
P()lar Preet
Ills
irc 22
IS T20 Cricket
RN Winter S orts
RNRU
ue
RN Amencan Fuvtball
Wcs McGuincs
2,(K)O
1,500
20,ODO
11,000
200,000
25.(￿0
5,000
9,(K)O
9,(N)O
5,700
500
4,500
2,(K)O
2,(M)O
2,500
788,994
ort
RAF Ainerican Football
RAFS
ua5h
ela Ex
TOTAL
Cancelled

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TRUSTEES, REPORT (tontiDued)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 NOVEMBER 2022
AnDual Impact Report
Delivering Social Value has become an increasing focus for industry. The prograrnme of good causes that the charity
supports is specifically to make contributions to deliver individual, societsl or environmental Tralue. The charity has now
produced its second Impact Report in this period which ￿'aS widely shared with donors and supporters. It was designed to
highlight the support provided to a variety of good causes and provide the e￿.]dence of p05ltive social walue delivered by
the charity on behalf of It￿ donors.
.Social Media
Alongside this Iinpaci Report. the continued widespread use of social media has had a significant effect on main(aining
interest, extending reach and stimulating engagenient with the charity and its activities. This proactive use of social niedia
has provided the steady strekull ol-infonnation Ihatresults in corporate enquiries and their interest to also have an association
witli the charity. This has been a sismifiLant success and will be continued.
Grant maklng pollcy
The ciiteria and principles adopted to help tmstees detemiine H,hat activity to support coiitinues to evolve but the basic
tenets remain-.
To respect, as fai as possible, the wishes of donors
To promote excellence and success by supporting the full brcadth of Arnied Forces representational level sports
and by supporting individuals to compete at elite and international level
To increase opportunity by maximising participation in sport through support to grass roots activity thus making
Spoff more accessible
To enable recovery and rehabilitation by supporting wounded. injured & sick (WIS) servicemen and veterans
to take part in competitive sport with particular emphasis on activities which 'lewel the playing field, for para
athletes
Support activities which are ￿ery challenging. truly adventurous and provide highly rewarding depeloprnental
and recovery experiences for both seTh'ing and veieran personnel
Aim to support a worthy and high-profile sporting or adventurous projects with an annual flagship grant
To contribute an annual surplus to the reserve to ensure funds are available for lean y&us and to sm(x)th out
income levels for key beneficiaries
Build a capital fund of rouglily one year's grant ￿aking
Partnerwith otlier chaTltie8 witli aim% coherentTh'ith oiir own, through at]d with whon) t]ie Foundation can deliver
its goals in order to promote coherence, good governance and shaTing of best practice
When involved in fundraising events the charity ivill typically seek to partner with other charities and may explicitly
identify other charities as recipients of fuiids (typically those whose objects are services welfare related ajid aligned with
those of th¢ charity).
Finance Revie
Thc charity's incomc was £868,488 this ycar of activity cndcd on 30 Novcmbcr 2022 comparcd to £684,307 in th¢ prior
ycar. Thc total CX￿ndit￿rC Th'a% £867,903 for thc ycar {2021.. £358,092). Thc fund balancc carricd forward at 30 Novcmbcr
2022 was £653,82312021.. £653.2381
Reserves polley
In accordance witl) guidelines issued by the Charity Ctsinmission, the Trustees have adopted & policy regarding ieseives
which should ensure that Ihete are adequate funds to ensure that the charity is able to meet all current and known luture
It has been a long tem aim to build a sufficient reserve to meet one year's gTant making. At 30 November 2022 the Charity
had reserves totAllinbT £653,82312021- £653,238) all of which were untestriLted. These ieseives are available to be part
of the lunds to Ineet the charity's grani conjmitmeiits {wliich are forecasted as being £650.700 as itemised L)n page l 8).
Thc TnistCC5 bclicv¢ th¢ l¢v¢l of rcscrvcs is now suffi¢ict]t for thc Charity's nccds. Thc charity has plans to inv¢st thc
s¢rv¢s in low-risk savings in ord¢r to h¢lp Initigatc th¢ impact of inflation.

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TRUSTEES, REPORT (continucd)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 NOVEMBER 2022
Risk management
Thc Twstc¢s havc a duty to idcntify and rcvicw thc risks to which thc Charity is ¢xposcd and to cnsur¢ appropriat¢ controls
arc in placc to Provid¢ r¢asonabl¢ assurancc against fraud and ¢rror. Thc trustccs pcriodic311y rcvicw th¢ risks and ¢stablish
appropriate mitigating action where appropriate. The following are the main risks the charity is exposed and how they are
mitigat¢d
MITIGATION
Cash planned for donation is paid
regularly to reduce exposure
The chaTity continues to identifies
alternative income ￿treal￿S
Suitable reSc￿e% are established to
Inake the charity inore re￿ille1]t to tlie
po%%ibility
short-ter
turbulence
The Team Forces programme and
benefiis need to be clear to all parties
and proven through
measured
perfomLqnce
The role of ihe Amied Forces and
sports in working with TFFL,
sponsors and the charity, along with
the underpinning operating model,
need to be clearer and better
understood.
In the event of TFFL tem)inating,
The charity could look to develop into
a Trading Fund in order to replicate
what TFFL deliver8.
The charity has a key part to play in
giving donors lin whatever form} a
harcd passion for Forc¢s 8port and it8
b¢nefits
Be clear on fil￿nCIal expo.%llre at
any stage
Ensure the Board has appropriate
financial expertise to help fjscal
planning.
Build
suitable
fillancial
Lontingency to Lower the unexpected.
Widen the numbers of direLt donorg
to the charit
COMMENT
TFFL seeks lo make payments into
the
charity
at least quarterly
Partnering with tlie Official Military
Beer Coinpany lias re8ulted in
potential increased dO[￿tIonS
The charity's inain donor, Tea
Forces Funding Ltd ITFFL), fails and
5tOP5 trading
The Am)ed Forces lose trust in Team
Forces as a concept
There has been increased use of social
media. particularly LinkedLn. to
provide news stories to highlight the
work of the charity in proi'iding granis
for good causes. This has proven to be
exceptionally useful in broadcasting
the ￿llork of the charity. The work that
TFFL does and the donations that the
charity can support provides strong
eiidence of deli￿ering bocial value,
which is a prerequisite for indubtry
working
into
goi'ernment
and
defence. Cjenerating and publishing
an annual report ha% %trengthcncd the
relation.￿]lIp and relevance of Teajn
For¢es
The charity is unable to meet financial
cominitii)ents
ca￿11 reserves have been e8tabli8hed
and have steadily increased each FY.
As a result of the increased activity on
social media. theTe is now stronger
iiiterest within Defence industry to
support th¢ work of T¢am Forc¢s

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TRUSTEES, REPORT (continucd)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 NOVEMBER 2022
Plans for the future
Thc charity's futurc plans arc to..
Continuc to d¢lii'¢r suitablc fundraising cvcnts as opportunitics arisc.
Continue to work on attracting beneiolent donations.,
Develop relationqhipq ￿'1th other charities ivhose objects are aligned with those of the Team Forces Sports Foundation
and become the cho8en Channel through whi¢h fund8 are directed to Forces sports.,
Idcntify corporate charitable schemes ￿'1th a view to having specifie forces sport {parti¢ularly for disabled athletes)
nominated as the charity of choice for Staff fundraising;
c.ontinue to rnainiain the reseTre fund in line with Ihe charity'g short-temi goals; and
Continue to dei'elop a funding profile to include promoting and supporting annual flagship activities which by their very
nature are eiiher extreme in their purpose or endeavour; present a fomiidable challenge or clearly serve a higher social
value purpose
Maximise the use of social media to broaden awarenes5 of the chaTity's work and effect
Encourage industry to consider the charity when demonstratillg its support and contribution to social value
Trustees, responslbllltles Statement
Coinpai)y law requires the Trustees to prepare financial siateineiits for each tinanLial year which giN'e a tnje and fail view
of the state of the atlairs of the ¢l￿Tity as at the balance sli¢et date and of its incoming resouices ai)d application ofrestsurceb,
includiiig income expenditure, ftsr the year then ended.
In preparing those financial staternents which give a true and fair view, the Trustees should follow best practice and..
seleL* suitable aLcountin¥ puliLieS then apply theTll Lonsistently;
0￿erve the methods and principle% of the Charitie8 SORP;
make judg¢ment.% and e%timate% that are reasonable and prudent.,
siaie whether applicable accounting slandards and S￿leInentS of recommended praclice have been followeiL
subjeci io any malerial departures disclosed and explained in ihe Iinancial S￿leinents.
prepare the financial %tateinents on the going concern ba￿lS llnless it is inappropriate io a￿sume that the charitable
coinpany will continue on that ba81%.
The Trustees are responsible for keeping proper accounting records thai disclose with reasonable accuracy, at any time. the
financial position of the LharitAble Lompany, enabling them to ensure that tlie linancial statements Loniply with the
Coinpai)ies Act 2006. They are also respoiisible for safeguarding the assets of the charitable company aiid hence for taking
reasonable steps for the prevention and deteLtion ol. Iraud and other irtegularities.
In so far as we are aware..
Thcr¢ is no rcl¢vant audit information of which thc ¢haritabl¢ company's auditor is U￿a￿'ar¢. and
Thc Trust¢¢s havc tskcn all stcps that thcy ought to havc takcn to mak¢ th¢ms¢lvcs awarc of any rclcvant audit
infonnation and to cstablish that th¢ auditor is awar¢ of that infonnation.
The Tru%tee%' Report ha8 been prepared in accordance with the.%peeial provisions of part 15 of the Companies Act 2006
relating to small companie%.
This report was aPPToved by the Trustees on 9 August 2023
and signed on their behalf by..
DDruS1gn•d by..
Richard Dennis
Trustee

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INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF
TEAM FORCES FOUNDATION
Opinio
W¢ hav¢ audit¢d thc financial statcni¢nts of Tcam Forccs Foundation for th¢ ycar cndcd 30 Novcmbcr 2022 which
comprisc Statcmcnt of Financial Activitics, Balancc Sh¢¢t, Stst¢mcnt of Cash Flows and notcs to thc financial
5tstements', includinss a sunllndry 01. 51b41ific<int dCCOUlltin¥ policies. The findllcldl reporting fi"amework that has been
applied in their prepdiation is ￿PpliCable Idw and United KinsFdom Accounting Standaids, includinbT Financial Reportin
Stdnddrd 102 Tlie Financial Repurting Standard ￿ppliCable in the UK and Republic vf Ireland (United KiiigdvTn
Generally ALcepted Accounting Pr￿L*lLe).
In our opinion, the finanLial 5tatements'.
Five a tTue and fair viem, of the state of the pareiit Lhaiitable compaiiy's affair5 as at 30 Novembet 2022 and of the
charitable company's net Tnovement in funds: includinbT the income and expenditure, for the year then ended;
have been properly prepared in accordance ￿'ith United KinuFdom Generally Accepted AccounlinbF Practice., and
have been prepared in accordance with the iequireinenls of the Cornpanie5 Act 2006.
Basis for opinion
We conducted our audit in accordance with Intemational Standards on Auditing (UK} (ISAS IUK}l and applicable law.
Our responsibilities under those siandards are further described in the Auditor 8 responsibilities for the audit of the
financial siatements section of our rep)rt. We are independent of the cliarity in accordance with the ethical requirements
that are relevant to our audit of the financial slatemenis in ihe UK. including the FRC'S Eihical Standard. and we have
fulfilled our other ethical responsibiliiies in accordance w'ith these requirements. We believe that ihe audit evidence we
have obtained is sutyicient and appropriate to provide a basis for our opinion.
Conclusions relatin% to going Concern
In audiiing the financial siaiemenis, w'e have concluded that the irusiees, use of the going concern basis of accounting in
the preparation of the financial statements is appropriate.
Ba8cd on thc work wc havc pcrformcd, wc havc not idcntificd any matcrial unccrtaintic.s rclating to cvcnL% or cnnditions
that, individually ar cnllectively, may ca%t %ignificant dnubt on the charitable cnmpany's ability tn continue a going
concem for a period of at least twelve months from when the financial statement% are authori%ed for i%sue.
Our responsibilities and the restK)n8ibilities of the trustee8 with respect to going concern are de8cribed in the relevani
sections of this report.
Other information
Thc trustccs ar¢ rcsponsiblc for thc othcr infonnation. Thc oth¢r information compris¢s thc infonnation includcd in thc
Trust¢¢s' Annual Rcport. Our opinion on th¢ financial statctncnts docs not cov¢r th¢ othcr information and, cxccpt to thc
cxtwt othcnvisc cxplicitly statcd in our r¢￿rt, wc do not cxprcss any fom) of assurancc conclusion thcr¢on.
In connectioii with our audit of the finaiicial statements, our Tespon5ibility is to read the other inforniation and, in doiiibT SO,
consider whether the otheT infotmation is materially inconsi5teiit with the fin￿nCial statements or out knowledge obtaiiied
in the audit or otheThvise appears to be materidlly misstated. If we identity such inaterial inconsistencies ofappdrent inaterial
Inisstateinents, w'e are required to deteTmine whether there is a material mi5statemeiit ii) the financial ststeinents or
Inaterial misstatement of the other iiifoiination. If, based on the work we have perfoTmed, we conclude that there is a
Inaterial mi5Statement of this other infollnation, we ale required to report that fact. We have nothing to report in this regard.
Opinions on other matters prescribed by the Companies Att 2006
In our opinion. based on the work undertakeii iii the course of the aiidit..
the infoTmation given in the T[￿ste£S, Annual Report (which incliides the directors, report prepaTed for the purposes of
company laivl for the financial year for which the financial Statements are prepared is consistent M'ith the financial
slalemenls,. and
the directors, report included within the TJustee8' Annual Report have been prepared in accordance with applicable
legal requireinents.

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INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF
TEAM ARMY SPORTS FOUNDATION {eontinued)
MAtter5 on which w'e Are required to report by exceptio
Jn th¢ light of thc knowlcdgc and undcrstanding of thc charitablc company and its cnvironmcnt obtain¢d in thc coursc of
thc audit, wc hav¢ not id¢ntifi¢d matcri31 misstat¢mcnts in thc Trustccs, Annual R¢port (which incorporatcs rwort th¢
directors. report).
We have nothinbs to iepurt in respect (If the following ￿tter5 in ieldtion t(} which the CoTnpanies Act 2(X)6 requires u5 to
repurt to you it., in Dur opinion..
adequate accouiiting reL(Iids have not been kept by the charitable company, or
the Lharitable Loinpany financial stateTneiits are not in agTeement with the acLountiiig records and retUTnS' or
certain disclosuies of tn]stees' reinuntration speLified by law are not inade., OT
we lia￿'t not received all the iiifom]ation and expl&ndtions we requiTe for our audit.. or
the tru5tee5 were not entitled to piepare the financial statement5 In accordance with the sinall companie5, re&Firne and
tske advaiitage of the sinall cornpanie5' exeinptions in pieparin¥ the tn]5tee5' ieport and from the requireinent to prepaTe
a 5tTalebTiC report.
Responsibilities of trustees for the financial statements
As explained more fully in the trustees. responsibilities staiement set out on page 7, Ihe trnstees (who are also the
direciors of the charitable company for the purposes of company law) are responsible for the preparation of the financial
siatements and for being saiisfied (hat they give a true and fair view, and for such inrernal control as the trusiees
deierniine is necessary to enable the preparation of financial statements that are free from material misstatement. whether
due to fraud or emTrr.
In preparing the financial siatements. the t￿￿teeS are responsible for assessing the chariiable company's ability to Continue
as a going concem, disclosing, as applicable, Inaiters relaied to going concem and using the going concem basis of
accounting unless the trustees either intend to liquidate the charitable company or to ¢e￿e operations. or have no realistic
alternative but to do so.
Auditnr's re5ponsibilitie5 fnr the alldit nf the financial statements
Our nbjective% are tn nbtain reasnnable &ssurance abnut whether the financial %tatements as a whole are free from
material mi88tstement, whether due to fraud or error, and to issue an auditor's report that include8 our opinion.
Rca%onable assurance is a high level of assurance, bul is not a guarantee that an audit conducted in a¢¢ordanee with TSAS
(UK) will alway£ detect a material misstatement when it exi8ts. Misstatements can arise from fraud or errar and are
¢onsidered material if, individually or in the aggregate, they could reasonably be expected to influence Ihe e¢onomi¢
decisions of users taken on the basis of these financial statements.
Jtt¢gulariti¢s, including fraud, arc instanc¢s of non-¢omplian¢¢ with laws and rcgulations. W¢ dcsign proc¢dur¢s in lin¢
with our Tcsponsibiliti¢s, outlincd abovc, to dct¢ct matcrial misstst¢mcnts in ￿Sp¢¢t of Ir￿g￿larItics, including fraud. Thc
cxtwt to which our proccdurcs arc capabl¢ of dctccting irrcgularitics, including fraud is dctailcd bclow..
Based on our understandiiibT of the charitable company aiid the envirotllnent in ivhich it operates, ￿'t ideiitified that the
principal risks of iion-conipliance with l￿w5 and regulations related to the Chaiities Act 2011 and the Conipanies Act 2006
dnd we considered the extent to which non-compliance mibTht hai'e a material effect oil the tinancial ststeinent5. We also
considered those laM's and regulations that have a direct impact on the preparation of the financial ststetnents such as the
Companies Act 2006 dnd the Charities Act 2011.
We evaluated management'5 Incentives and opportunities for fraudulent Tnanipulation of the financial statement5
(including the risk of Oi,e￿ide of controls), and detem]ined that the principal risks M'ere related to recognition of income
and management bias in certain accoui)ting estimates. Audit procedures perfom]ed by the engagement team included..
Inspecting of tTU5tee5' meeting minutes,.
Discussions with management including consideration of kno￿￿] or suspected instances of non-compliance with laws
and regulalion and fraud,.
Evaluating managemeni's controls designed to prevent and detect irregularities-
Identifying and testing joumals, in particular journal entries posted around the year end;
Challenging assumptions and judgemenis made by Inanageinent in their criiical accounting estimates.

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INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF
TEAM ARMY SPORTS FOUNDATION {eontlnucd)
B¢caus¢ of th¢ inhcrcnt limitations of an audit, thcr¢ is a risk that w¢ will not d¢twt all irrcgularitics. incliiding thosc
leading to a mate11￿1 misstatement in the financial stateinents. or noii-coinpliance with regiilatioii. Tliis risk increases the
mor¢ that complianc¢ with a law or rcgulation is r¢mov¢d from th¢ ¢v¢nts and transactions r¢flcct¢d in th¢ financial
5tdtements', ￿'C ￿'l[l be le55 likely to become aware of instances of noii-complidnce. The risk 15 also ￿eater regFrardlll
irregularities occurring due to fraud rather than error. as fraud in￿o1veS intentional concealment. forgery, collusion.
umission ur Tnisiepiesaitatiun.
A further description of our responsibilities for the audit of the financial siaternents is located on the Financial Reporting
Council's website at.. www.frc.org.ukJauditorsresponsibilities. This description fom)s part of our auditor's report.
Use of our report
This report is made solely to the charitable company's members. as a body. in accordance with Chapter 3 of Part 16 of the
Companie8 Act 2006. Our audit work ha% been undertaken so that we might ￿tate to the charitable Company'￿ member
tlio%e matters we aTe required to state to them in an Auditor's report and foT no otherpu]pose. To the fulle%t extentperjnitted
by law, we do not accept or &￿sU￿]e re8pon%ibility to anyone otlier than the charitable coinpany and the charitable coinpany,
ember.￿, a body, for our audit work, for thi8 report, or for tlie opinions we have fornied.
Kathryn Burton {Senior Statutory Auditor)
For and on behalf of Haysmacintyre LLP Siatuiory Auditors
10 Queen Street Place
London
EC4R I AG
Date." 21 August 2023
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TEAM FORCES FOUNDATION
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 NOVEMBER 2022
Unrestricted
Funds
Restrieted
Funds
TOTAL
2022
TOTAL
2021
Income from:
Donations and leuFacies
Other income
818,424
50.000
868,424
64
684,108
199
Total lThLts￿e
818,488
50,000
868,488
684,307
Expenditure on:
Charitable activities
817.903
50,000
867.903
358,092
Total expenditure
817.903
50.000
867,903
358,092
Net incomel(eXpendi￿re)
585
585
326,215
Reconeiliation of funds:
Funds at the start of the year
653.238
653,238
327,023
Funds at the end nf the year
£653,238
£653,823
£653,23S
All of the above results are derived frorn continuing activities.
Th¢rc wcrc no othcr r¢cognis¢d gains or losscs othcr than thos¢ stai¢d abovc.
Movcmcnts in funds arc discloscd in notc 10 to thc financial statcmcnts.
All inco]ne and expenditure is unrestricted in 2021.
The notes on pabFes 14 to 18 foTm part of these fU￿nCial statements.

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TEAM FORCES FOUNDATION (company nu]nber 07773783)
BALANCE SHEET
AS AT 30 NOVEMBER 2022
2022
2021
Notes
CURRENT ASSETS
Short term dep05lt and cash iii Iiand
659,814
661.178
CREDITORS.. aTnounts falling due
withiii one year
15,991)
17,9401
NET CURRENT ASSETS
653.823
653,238
Tr4ET ASSETS
653,823
653,238
FUNDS
Unresiricted funds
10
653,823
653.238
Total funds
653,823
£653,238
Thc natc8 pagcs 14 to I S farm part of thc%c financial ftatcmcnts.
The flnancial 8tstement8 have been prepared in accnrdance with the special pr()visinns of part 15 of the Companies Act
2006 relating to small Companies.
The fJnan¢ial statements were approved and authorised for issue by the Board of Trustees on 9 August 2023 and were
signed below on its behalf by.
DOcUS￿￿d6y'.
238474eAJS1V42D
Rich￿rd Dennis
Trustee
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TEAM FORCES FOUNDATION
STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 NOVEMBER 2022
2022
2021
Cagh flows from operating #etivities:
Net Lash provided by/{used in) operatinbF activities (see below)
11.364)
332.423
Change in eash #nd e#sh equivalents in the year
11,364)
332.423
Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning of the year
661.178
328.755
Cash and Lash eqllivalents At the end of the year
£659,814
£661,178
RECONCILIATIOIY OF NET INCOME TO NET CASH FLOW FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES
2022
2021
RECONCILIATION OF NET INCOME TO NET CASH FLOW
FROM
OPERATING ACTIVITIES
Net ineome for the reporting year {as per the statement of fjnaneial
aetivities)
585
326.215
Adjustments for..
Increasel(decrease} in creditors
(1.949)
6.208
Net cash used in operating activities
(1.364}
£332.423
RECONCILIATION OF NET INCOME TO LYET CASH FROM OPER4TING
ACTIVITIES
At
l Dcccmbcr
2021
At
30 Novcmber
2022
Cashfloivs
Cash and cash equivalents
661,178
(1,364)
659,814
Total cash and cash equivalents
£661,178
£11,364)
£659,814
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TEAM FORCES FOUNDATION
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 NOVEMBER 2022
AccouprriNG POLICIES
Basis of preparation
The linanLial statements have been prepared in acLoi"Ilance ￿lth AcLOUlltinbF and Repurting by Charitie5.' Ststeinent
ot. ReLommeiided Practice applicable to Cli￿ritieS ISORP 2015) ISeLoiid Editioii, l January 20191 applicable to
chaiities preparinbT IILLuurits in aLLurdaiice with the FinanLial Rep(irtlllgF Standard applicable in the UK and Republic
of Ireland (FRS 1021 and the Companies Act 2006. The financial 5tateinents. ha￿'t been prepared under the historical
cost coiivention unless otherw'ise stated in the relevant accountinb policy notel5). The charity meet5 the definition
of a public benefit entity under FRSIO2.
Critic#1 accuuntin¥ estimate5 and are#5 of judgement
Pr¢paration of thc accounts rcquircs thc Trustccs to makc significant judgcmcnts and cstirnatcs. It also rcquircs
anageiiient to exercise judgment in applying the Charity's accounting policies. There were no area8 that required
the use of judb¥enients.
Assessment of going concern
The Trnstees have assessed whether the use of the going concern assu
accoilllts. The Trnstees have mtide tl)ib assessmeiit in respect tts a period o
these accounts.
tion is ap
oi)e year
ropriate in preparing these
iom the date ot approvtil of
The Trustees ot the chariiy have LonLluded that tliere are no material uncertainties related to eNents or conditions
that may cast signilicant doubt on the ability of the charity to continue as a going LonLern. The Trustees are of the
opinion that the Lharity continues as a going concern.
TFFL remainb the principal donor and continues lo show sustained revenues and steady growth fn)m sales.
The irustees iherefore assess ihai Ihe charily remains slrong and viable as a going concern.
Ineome reeognition
Incoine 18 recognised when tlie charity has Inet the following criteTia'. entitlement to the any performance
Conditions attschcd to thc itcm(s) of Incomc hav¢ bccn mct, It is probabl¢ that th¢ incomc ivill bc rcccivcd and thc
amount can be Lneasured reliably. Income received in advance is deferred until the criteria for income recognition
are niet.
Jn aceord3nc¢ with the Chariti¢s SORP FRSI 02, voluntccr timc is not r¢cognis¢d.
Interest on founds held on deposit is included ￿'hen receivable and the amount can be measured reliably the charity,.
this is nomially upon notification of ihe interest paid or payable by the bank.
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TEAM FORCES FOUNDATION
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 NOVEMBER 2022
AccouprriNG POLICIES (continued)
Expenditure recognition and irreeoverable VAT
Expenditure is recogn15ed once there is a legal or constructive obli
ation to make a payment to a third party. it 15
probable that settlement will be required, and the ainount of the obfigation can be measured reliably.
Expenditure is Classified under the following activity headings..
Expenditure on charitable activities includes the cost5 of running the charity'5 communities as well as all other
Costs associated with furtherinb the charitable purposes of the charity throuuFh the proN'ision of it5 charitable
activities. These costs coinpri5e charitable grants and donations, direct and 5UPPOrt costs in respect to the support
of artny sports activities. It also includes ¥overnance costs.
Charitable grants and donations are made where the Trustees consider there is real need following a revieiv of the
details of each particular case and comprise single year payments rather than multi-year ￿ants. Grants and
donations are included in the statement of financial activities when approved for payment. Provisilin is made for
grants and dotLqtions approved bul unpaid at the period end.
Irrecoverable VAT is charged as a cost against the activity for which the expenditure was incurred.
Auocgtion of support and governance costs
Support costs rcprcs¢nt indircct ¢haritabl¢ cxp¢nditur¢. In ordcr to carry out th¢ primary purposcs of th¢ charity
it is neLessary tu piovide 5UPPOrt in the of personnel development. finanLial pi"OLedure5. piovision ol. ultice
services and equipment and a suitable ￿'Orking eni'ironment.
Financial Instruments
The Lhdrily only holdb findnLial assets- and findnLidl liabilities ul'd kind that qualifv ds basic findnLial instruinentb-.
Basic financial insiruments are initially recognised ai transaction value and subsequently measured at their
Settlement value.
Debtors
Trade and other debtor5 are re¢ognised at the settlement amount due. Prepa)qnents are valued at the amount
prepaid.
Cash at bank and in hand
Cash at bank and in hand includcs cash and short-tcrni hi
hly liquid invcstmcnts with a short maturity of th￿¢
months or less from the date of acquisition or opening of i
eposit or similar account. Deposits for more than
thr¢¢ months and up to on¢ y¢ar havc bc¢n di8clos¢d as short-tcrm dcposits. Cash plac¢d on dcposit for morc than
oiie Ye￿ is disclosed as a lixeil &1SSet iiivestn]ent.
Creditors and provisions
Cieditors and pi0￿.1510n5 are recognised where the charity has a present obliuFation resulting from a past event that
will probably result in the transler of lunds io a third party and the amount due lo settle the obligalion can be
mcasurcd ar C%timatcd rcliably. Crcditnr% and praN'ision% arc normally rccogniscd at thclr.￿ctt1cment amnunt after
allowinbT for aiiy trade discounts due.
DONATIONS
A breakdown of donation8 can be found in the tru%tee8' report on page 3.
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TEAM FORCES FOUNDATION
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (contlnued)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 NOVEMBER 2022
EXPENDITURE- 2022
Total
2022
Direct costs
Grants
Charitablc a¢tivitics
SCrVicc.￿ Sports As%ociations
Support costs
GovernL￿Le costslsee below)
788,994
788,994
72,430
6,479
6.479
7R,909
78R.994
867,903
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
78,909
788.994
867,903
EXPENDITURE- 2021
Total
2021
Direct costs
Grants
Charitabl¢ activitics
Scrviccs Sports Associations
Support costs
Governance costs (see below)
294,975
294,975
57,117
5,940
57,177
5,940
63,117
294,975
358,092
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
£63,117
£294,975
£358,092
A full list of grani recipients can be seen in the Trusiees Report on page 3.
GOVERNANCE COSTS
2022
2021
Auditor's remuneration
6,479
5.940
6,479
£5.940
STAFF COSTS
The charity had no staff in the year or in the prior year. Its key rnanagement personnel are its trustees who were not
remunerated in the current or prior year.
TRUSTEES, REMUNERATiof4 AND EXPENSES
The Trustees reLeived no reinuneFation or reimbursement of expenses during the year12021.. £nill.
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TEAM ARMY SPORTS FOUNDATION
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (contlnued)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 NOVEMBER 2022
TAXATION
The charity is exempt from corpliration tax as all its income is charitable and is applied for charitable purposes.
CREDITORS: amounts falling due ivithin one year
2022
2021
Accrua15
Other
5,940
5,940
2,0(N)
5,991
£7,940
GRATrtrs PAYABLE
2022
2021
Payable in the year
Paid in the year
788.994
294.975
1788.994) (294,9751
Coinmitments ar 30 November 2022
In addition to the amounts payable. as noted above, the trustees have also authorised prior to the year-end certain
grants whiLh are subject to the recipient lulfilling certain Londitions. The total amount authorised to the end of
No￿ember 2022 but not accrued as expenditure at the year-end was £650.700 (2021.. £341.250). A full list of these
cominihnents IS shown in note 12.
10. MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- 2022
At
l DeCe￿ber
2021
At
30 November
2022
Income
Expenditure
Unrestricted fund
Re8ti'icted ￿ndS
£653,238
818,424
50,000
1817,9030
(50,000}
653,823
Total funds
£653,238
£868,488
£{867,903}
653.823
MOVEMENT IN FufiDS-2D21
At
l Deeember
2020
At
30 Novcmber
2021
Income
Expenditure
Unrestrleted funds:
Tutal tundb.
£327,023
£￿8,307
£1358.0921
£653,238
The resiricted ￿lldS in 2022 relate to specific sponsorship receii'ed towards the Polar Preet grant.
RELA TED PARTIES
During 2020121 and 2021122, no Trustees were associated with sports or association in receipt of charity grants.
Andrew Mcmorran. a Trustee of the chariry is also the owner and director of The Official Military Beer
Company Ltd, which donated £175 to the charity in the year12021.' £3,952).
There were no other related party tran&4ctions in the current or prior year.
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TEAM ARMY SPORTS FOUNDATION
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (contlnued)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 NOVEMBER 2022
12. GRANT COMMITftrIENTS
Th¢ charity ass¢sscd that it was committcd to paying th¢ following grants on¢¢ conditions hav¢ bccn mct. This is a
bcst cstimat¢ for th¢ start of 2022123 but r¢lics on a rcasscssmcnt by sports dcpcnding on nccd and activity Icv¢ls.
Associatio
Infantry Sailing
REME S￿rt
R Sigs
3DIV
Yorks Regt
AFC Harrogate
UKAF Cricket
UL4F Golf
UL4F Wintcr Sports
UL4F Poillt to Poillt
Grand Military Jook¢t Ctte
UKAF Rugbv
Ski Mouiilain¢ering
Equestrian
9,WO
30.wo
25.wo
5.400
5.400
2.700
10.400
21,600
36,900
11.250
3.￿0
47.200
3.￿0
3.IN)O
13.5ao
2.IN]O
20,IN]O
9,5a
33,5ao
14,5ao
16,500
2,IK]O
9.500
5,IN]O
5,IM]O
AFRT
UKAF Rowing
UKAF Sports Board
Flyiiig foT FTeedom
AFPST
Climbing Out
Mission Motorsport
On c.ours¢
Tiim 10 SIlL rboard
Climb to Recovery
Adaptive Motorcycling
Teain Endeavuur
Gwennili Trust
Hari Bu<lha Magar
Sally Ornnge
Bisley Adapiive ShooiinB
Amiy AT Group
Uly%%e% Ttu41
HMS OatdaLILTrUS
TaliskLI
Bull Trck
Ailaniic Qucst
Alpine Quest
Kelly Rhodes
IS T20 Cricket
Naly Winter Spons
Na￿ Rugb} Lcaguc
Na￿ Polo
Na￿ Polo (Rundlc Cup)
Naiy Hwkey
Naiy Sailing
Naly Sports Board
Amiy Wint¢r Sports
Anny Rugby Union
RAF Tennis
RAF Rugby League
IL4F Molorsport
RAF Arnericaii Football
RAF Squash
14,500
44,(￿0
s,1￿0
?250
20.WO
28,5QO
s,1￿0
s.1￿0
s,1￿0
30,WO
10.wo
3,WO
5,WO
9,500
9,WO
5,400
19.WO
5.400
12,(K)U
27,IK)O
3,IK)O
4,500
14.fflo
2.fflo
2.IM)O
650,7(XI
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