The Garden Tomb
(Jerusalem) Association
(A company lyniled by guarantee)
Rep)rt of ￿ TrLtstees and Financial Slatements
Year eThJed: 31 t)ecember 2024
Charrty no.. 1144197
Ccryany 7591911
Bennthwith 2018 Lwnited (Statutory Audito￿)
Upper Ground Floor
18 Famham Ro*J
GuIkJl￿d
SU￿eY
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The Garden Tomb {Jèrusalem) Association
Contents
Page
Referen￿ and administrative information
Report of the Trustees
24
Report of the Independerrt Examiner
Statement of Finanekql Aetmtres
Babnce Sheet
Cashfbw statement
Notes fomiing part of the Finanoal St*ments
9*14

The Garden Tomb (Jerusalem) AssocSatlon
dminlstrative inf0m￿tI0Th
President: Revd. P C Wea¥er
Truslees and CouTrcll Members: P Keeys (Chairman)
SDKing
A Laing
KJRyan
&r C J Pb)are 8t.
F T Saundetson
M E AldrKlge
Pwmayo
(re-appointed July 2024)
(resigned April 20251
(resigned January 2025}
Jerusalem Dlffector. S Hc1l￿d
Charlty NUMI￿r. 1144197
Company Number: 7591911
Charity Office: PO Box 19462
Jerusalem
Israd 91193
Registered oifice: A J Bennvwilh & Co
Upper GrouThJ Fthr. 18 Famham Road
Guithird
Surrey GU14X4
UK Corrnsponden¢e Address: A J Benn8with & Co
lknt Ground FkKJr. 18 Famhar Road
Guithird
SuT￿Y GU14XA
Bank•rs". Barclays Bank P
4-5 Sojthgate Street
11AQ
Independent Examlner. A J Bennthvrth FCA. FCPA. FFA. FIPA, DChA, FRSA
Upper Ground FbN. 18 Famham Road
Guiword
Surrey GU14XA
Investment rnanager5: Bor(lier & c￿ (UK) PLC
22 King Street
St James's
London
SW1Y6QY

The Garden Tomb (Jerusalem) A$s￿lation
Re
ort of the DifectorsThrustees for the
ear ended 31 December 2024
The Trustees a￿ also D1￿Clor$ of the Charity for the purposes of the Companies kl 20C6, present their report along
th the finantyal ststements of the Charity for the year ended 31 Decernber 2024. The Company is limited by Guarantee
and also a registered Charity. The Trustees have adopted the provision of Accounting and Reporting by Charities..
Slaten*nt of Recommended Pra¢ti¢e applicable to charrties preparing their accounts in a¢¢ordance the Financial
Reporting Standard in the UK and Republic of Ireland {FRS 102) leffective 1 January 20151. The Trustee5 have had
regard to the gUIdar￿ on public benefft publshed by the Ch￿ty Commission in exerasing their po￿T$ or dut￿5.
What 15 Th8 Garden Tomb?
Since 1894. the Garden Ton*•. in East Jerusalem, has been maintsined ty The Garden Tomb (Jefusaseml AssOc￿tIOn,
UK Charitable Trust, as a place of Christian wrrship, vthess lo and reflecth?n of the lrfe. death and resurrection of Jesus
the Messi8h. Whilst many bel*ve this lo be the garden and tomb in vthich Jesus ol Nazareth ￿as buried after his
¢w¢ifixion and fr¢)m *•thi¢h he vras raise(1 the dead. * do not krmjw this for certain. HO￿ever. V•e are committed to
preserving the stie as a place vthere people can refiect on the Messiah's sacrifKe and Vid￿ seen in Hi5 death and
resurreclion. vAth the beauty of the garden beiThJ a p￿rfvI visual remir)der of these event5.
Constitution
The Garden Tomb (JènJsalem) Asso)"atiM was incorporated and re9Stered *fjth the Charty Commission in 2011 and
commenced trading on 1st January. 2013 having taken over the business, assets and undertaking of an unincorporated
registered chafity (number 10040621, of the sa￿￿ name. The Trustees transferred the business, a5se15 and undertaking
of the previous Charrty tnto Ihi5 Charty lo maintsin the operation$ of The Garden Tomb in line ￿th cyr￿n1 Charity
govemance aNI legislation. Both Charities have the same oble￿.¥eS.
Our Aim
To declare the message ol Jesus CM"sfs death ar#Y wurre¢tw to everyo￿ t*kno vtsits the garden and to prodaim the
victory of His sacnfice in opening the ￿aY for all people to receive forgiveness and reconciliation with God the Father. To
this end. The Garden Tomb is rnaintained a5 3 plao of V•itness and VKffship, vknere the beauty of the garden and the
integrity of the me$saye %wrk tc4Jelher to provide a pl¥e *there everyo￿ Can erKounter the presen¢e of the risen Christ.
Our Activiti•s
Tours: our mulb-national leam of guides is availai4e to provth tours ￿￿nd the garden to all visilors - Ntherever
possible in a visitorfs first language, or throLFgh translation. Leaflets are also freely availabbe in over 30 lan9uages for the
benefft of visitors Ntho y￿ are unable to guide in their language. DurirKJ a typical tour, they V•ill be shoym 8 face
knoym as Skull Hill or Gordon's Golgotha, being a pos$iWe l¢xation for the ¢ru¢ffixi¢)n of Jesus Christ, together ¥￿th a
nearby rolling-stone tomb carved into the rock 7Athere His body may have lain and. if so, from where He triumphantly rose
from the dead.
Meeting Are4$: foll¢)V•ing a tour. Chrislièn gfoL41S a￿ offered the opp)rtunty to hold a communion Service, or a Meeting
in a designated area set asKle for relle¢b"on artd ¢e*brntK*n.
A Quiet Plac•: for individual visitors. or those not requiTirvJ a Meetin9 area, there are nu￿￿rOUS pfaces afound the
garden Nthere it is possible to take time to reffiect on the beauty of the garden and on the significance ol the message of
Salvation in Christ Jesus.
Our T•am
The ministry of The Gaiden Tomb is blought to lrfe by a mu￿nall￿1 team of bcal staff and overseas volunteers led by
Simon Holland who apF4>nled LI￿¢t￿ in January 2023. Believers from Israel and Pale$tine V*vrk alongside Christian
believers from around the in living the lrfe of 'Unty in Messiah Jeyjs. and ￿ wesenting the 'Good News, of Christ
crucified and raised lo lrfe.
How We Operate
During 2018, the day-tfrday 0￿ration of the Garden Tomb thps tran$ferre<l to an lsradi registered non-profil organisation.
The Lh'redor {aFpointed by the UK Chartyl is SUPFv￿ed by a wrrent team. eM￿oyed in Jerusalem.
The govemance of ￿ Charty is conducte(I by the TfusleeslDirectors, vAM)se naft￿$ are set out on page 1. The Board of
Trustees meets formally every quarter, vAth ad meetings as r￿sary. Trustees are appointed by the Board of
Trustees aryl hokl office for three years. after *thich they nyay seek reelection for a maximum of addIt￿nal tern￿ of
three years.

The Garden Tomb lJeru$alem) Association
Report on Activities
Reo
enin
erations
The Garden reopened on 16 January 2024 after its ¢bsure in 2023. wilh adjusled hours I09..￿￿]3..0O, closed Fridays and
Sundays). Despite reduced opening times. the dc￿ rern￿ned open all year. *t1￿mIng bolh Ictal Ind iniernalion81 ws11￿$.
Oue to the ongoing HaMas-I￿ael war, visitor numbeTs weve far lower at 34.882. Stsffing was reduced. with most on 50°
hours. while the Diredor. CFO. Gardèn Manager. Shop Manager. and Mainienance Manager remained full-lime. Volunteers.
largely from the UK, played a vilal role in sustaining operal1c￿5.
Fin
Careful managemenl of expenditure and generous f￿anCIal ensur￿1 that no reseryes were used ￿ 2024. We are
deeply grateful for the continued g¢rwosity of our SUPF4)rters during this diffurt year.
Ke
Pro ects Ccmn
eted
Thanks to a USA base(F Trust c8lled'FiiÈnds ollhe Garden Tomb.. significant invobfn￿nts were achieved..
.0 New garden wall, fencing, and safety feature5
.0 Glass panels arx1 woodèn railings
.OApartment refurbishmenls
•0 New water founlains and toilel faalbti8S
Remodelling ofArea O wilh prtthed rty)f
'iies for 2025
+0 Keep the Garden open throughout 2025
+0 Complete deVelOp￿nI sKoJects
.0 Prepare for the hoped-for end ol hosts"lilies
.0 Explore new income streams and donor si
.0 Maintain Ihe site ready for pilgrirrts. return
*0 Restore staff to n￿1 hours as numbefs 9r
Not
In the midst of crisis. the Garden Tomb continues to te a sa￿vary of peace arKI hope. with many visilors toud)ed by I
message ol the Gospel and the devot￿ of our trustees, stsff, and N￿luntee¥S.
Financial Review
The financial results fcrf 2024 are a$ sel OLrt in this rewi. Total incoff* in 2024 was £496.499 {£752,707 . 2W23I, and total
annual expendilure was £4B7,894 1£766.859 = 20231 ￿adIng to nat surplus of £8.6051£14.152 net kJ$$ 20231. There were
realised gains on disposal of inveslmenls 01 £15.2￿* in 2023 {£5.052 .. 20231.
The Charity Is finarKed by donalions frryn SUPF#>1¢rs and in¢ryne thè Charity's lnbvtw￿ts. Grft$ rewesenl th¥ amount$
given to ihe Charily by intemational supporters of the Garden Tomb_
Fulure Pl•n$
We continue to look ahead to the I￿Ure wth (x)nfidence knfming Ihat we have a unique role. pri￿lege and ￿$￿%)nSIbl1￿Y lo
continue to prodaim the message of the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ through The Garden Tomb. The Board of
Tfu$lees continues to review opportunth.es lo exlend reach of the Garden Tomb's ministries in line with Our Aims, set OLtt
above.
Ro￿1¥¢8 Poli¢y
It is Ihe policy of the Charity to conlinue lo maintain uNestricled fund5, are the free reserbES of the Charity. at a level
that equates to not less than six months unreslriaed eXpenJrtu￿ lo pro￿de adequate fvnds to ower 811 wulaty In￿rIed
expenthture, as well as any unexpected costs thal may arise from time to tiw*.
FAN¢ture. Govern•n¢e and Management
Rl8k Management
The Trustees have examined the fflai)r strateg￿. business and operational risks which the Charty faces. and confirm that
syslems have been established to enatAe regular repNts lo be W0￿Ce￿ $0 Ihal tr* r*cessary steps can be tsken lo mibg81e
those risks.
Training and Appointment of New Trustees
The Trustees, policy is to identify committed Christsans who are sensiti4t to our minisiry and who have particukr expertise or
applicatiorb Ihal would lurther the work of The G¥den Tomb so as lo ensu￿ a smooth inlegratM)n ol Board members as olhets
retire.

The Garden Tomb {Jerusalem) AssocIat￿n
Trustees. Responsibilities in relation to the Financial Statements
The Trustees are responsible for preparin9 the Report of the Trustees ar￿ the financrdl statements in
accordance wrth applicable la4¥ and Unled lfjrydom Accounting Stsntlartls (Unrted Kingthim Generally
Accepted Accounting Prac1￿e).
The law applicable to eharrties in EngL8nd an(1 Wales requires Ihe Trustees to p￿pare financial slalemenls for
each financial year wh￿h gNe a true and fa￿ view of the state of affairs of the Charity and of the incoming
resources arKI application of resources of the Chanty for that per￿. In preparing these financial slalements. the
Trustees are required to..
Se￿et suitable accc¥Jnting poI￿leS and then appty them consistenttr.
observe the methods and principks in the CharrtEs SORP.,
make judgements and estimate5 that are reasonable and prLtht",
slate whether applicab￿ accounting slan(lar(Is ha￿ been follwd. subject lo any material deparlures
disclosed arKI explained in the financial statements-. and
prepare the financial statements on a going concern bssts Un￿ it is inappropriate lo presume that the
Charty wll continue #i business.
The Trustees a￿ responsible for keepirwj suftierrt accounting T￿OrdS thal dI￿￿)$e wilh reasonable accuracy,
al any time. the financial position of the Charity and enabk them to ensure that the financol ststemenls comp
wrth the Companies Act 21KIS. They are also responsib￿ for safeguarding the assets of the Charrty and hence
for taking reasonable steps for the prevention aThJ deleclw of fraud and ￿er irreguLaritiEs.
SLitèment as to disclosure of infomlation to Independent Examlner
So far a5 the Trustees are aware. there no rdevant infcffiialion las defI￿d by Section 418 of the Companies
Act 20(￿) of wh￿h the Chantys auditors are unavrdre. and e&h Trustee has taken all the steps they ought lo
have laken as a trustee in order lo mthe them •¥￿ of any audit inf0mlat￿ aThJ to esta￿lSh that the Charity's
auditofs are aware of th* infom)alion_
Independent Examiner
The Independent Examiner. AJ ￿ne￿ilh. be prcposed for repapwntrnent at the forthcoming Annual
General Meeting.
Approved by the Trustees and signed on their bew ty.
P Keeys, Chairnb•n

The Garden Tomb (Jerusalgml Association
Inde
ndent Examinerfs Re
ort to the Trustees of
The Garden Tomb
Jerusalem
A550ciation
Independent examlner's report to the trustees of Garden Tomb (Jerusalem) Association
I report lo the charity trustees on my examination of the accounts of the Company for the year ended 31 December 2024.
Responslbllltles arnd basis of report
As the Charity's Trustees of the Company land also its Directors for the purposes of company law) you are responsible for
the preparalion of the accounts in accordance with the requirements of the Companies Act 20D61'lh& 20tE Acl,).
Having satisfied myself that the accounts of the Company are not required lo be aLKlited unde¥ Part 16 of the 2006 Act and
are eligible for independent examinati￿. I report in respect of my examination of your Charity's accounts as carrieil out under
section 145 of the Chanties Act 2011 I'lhe 2011 Ad,). In Carrying out my examination I hwe followed the Directions given by
the Charity Commission under section 145{51 Ib) of the 2011 Act.
Independent examlner's statement
I have completed my examination. l confirm that no matters have Come to my attenb'on in Connèction with the examination
giving me ￿U$0 lo believe..
accounting records were not kept in respect of the Company ès required by section 386 of the Act.. or
the accounts do not accord wlh those recoids", or
the accounts do not comply with the accountsng requ1￿mentS of section 396 of the 2006 Act Dther than any requirement
that the accounts give a liue and faif which is not a matter considered as part of an independent examination.. or
the accounts have not been prepare(J in accordance the methods and principles of the Slalemenl of Recommended
Practice for accounting and reporting by charitses lapplicable lo charities P￿Paring 1heir accounts in 8ceordance with the
Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and RepuNic of IrelarHI (FRS 10211.
I have no concems and have come xross no other matters in connection with the examinat￿0 to which attention should be
drawn in this repcrft in order to enable a proper understanding ol the accounts to be reached.
A J Bennewith FCA. FCPA, FFA. F￿A, FIPA, OChA. FRSA
Upper Grounrl Floor
18 Famham Road
Guildford
Surrey
GU14XA
Dated..
2025

Garden Tomb (Jen￿leM) Assoclatlon
ststement of Financial Activities
for the Year Ended 310ecember 2024
Unrestr￿ted RestrKted
Funtr.
Fund:
T￿al
Total
20?3
Notes
INCOMING RESOURCES
Incoming resou￿¢$ from ¢haritablg athities
Voluntary in¢ome- Donat￿nS and grfts
Incoming resources from generated funds
Investment income
Other Incoming resources
Total incomlng resources
485.973 .
485,973
612.055
10.433
93
10,433
93
11,618
129,034
496.499
4*,499
752,707
RESOURCES EXPENDED
Charitable activitie5
Charitable aclivity
Govemance costs
475,191
12.703
47S.191
12,703
757,501
9,358
T¢)tsl resources expended
487,894
487.894
766,859
Nel resources in¢omingl{expended)
8.605
8.60S
114.1521
Net gainslllosses) on investh)ents
Realised
Unrealised
15.2
36.780
15.2
36,780
5.052
37,207
Nèt mov•ment in funds
60,675
60.675
28,107
Fund balan￿$ ￿Ought foNard at start ol year
3.051.893
3.051.893
3,023,786
Fund balances carrled forwanl at end of ￿ar
£3.112.568
£ 3.112,568
£ 3,OS1.893

The Garylen Tomb lJew$alem) Assoclafjon
8alance Sheet
as at 31 December 2024
Ncrtes
2024
2023
Non current assets
Tangible r￿ed assets
Investments
Debtors falling due after one year
1.336.143
808,207
630,235
2,774.585
1,271.532
787,117
644.420
2,703,069
10
12
Current assets
Debtors.. amounts faming due within one
Cash deposrts at brokers
Cash al bank and in hand
11
8,845
53.152
288,154
350.151
10,143
21.453
369.293
400.889
Creditors
Amounts falling due within one year
13
12.168
52,065
Net ¢urr*nl assets
337.983
348,824
Net Assots
£ 3.112.568
£ 3.051,893
Unrestrfcted funds
General fur
Revaluation reserve
14
2.638,056
474,512
2.614.161
437.732
Total funds
For the financial year in quesb)n. the ¢c¥npany was enlrtled to exempkn urthr seckn.on 477 of Compan*s Act
2006 relating to small companies.
No members have required the company to obtan an audit of ils a¢0￿nIS for the sear in QueS￿n in acCOrd￿Ce with
section 476 of the Companies Act 20C6.
The Directors aCknOw￿dge their ￿Sp¢￿SIbl1ty for comptyiNJ with the ￿uIreMents of the Act wth re4>ect lo
a￿OuntIng records and for the preparation of the accounts.
These accounts have been prepared n &cordarKe with the prowsN)rts applicab￿ to miipan*s subject to the small
ompanies regime.
The financial statements *Ere approved in wryile bythe Board of Trustees at their meetin9 in .
re fomally signed off by the Finance Cornm￿ee that acts on behaff of the Board of Trustees {which is itsew made
up of TnJslee5 and Treasurer etc) on ....... ..
.. and thEre swned on rts behaff by P Keeys - Chaimwn
On behalf of the trustees.
P Keeys (Chairman)

The Garden Tomb (Jerusalem) Associatlon
Cashflow Statement
for the Year Ended 31 December 2024
2024
2023
Cashflows from operating actlvitles
Net expenditure lor the year (from Stalemenl of Finanual Activities)
60.675
28,107
Adjusted for:
DepTeciolK•n
Gain5 on investments
Dividends arKI bank interest
142.733
152.070}
110.433}
15.483
139,8971
139,686
142,2591
111,6181
322,313
21,321
Decreasel{Increase) in Debtor5
(Decreaselllncrease in Credrtory
Net cashflows from operatlng actlvlths
116.490
457.550
Cashflows from investing activit•es
DivideThJs and bank interest
PU￿hase of tangible assets
Nel proceeds from sak of inveslments
Acquisrtion of investrnents
10.433
{207.3431
149.040
{118.0601
11.618
{219.6461
160.013
{359,601)
Net cash used in investing actr¥ities
165.930
407.616
Net cash {utlllsedllgenwat•d in th• year from all xlivil*s
49.440
49.935
Cash and eash equivalents brought forvArd at the l*ginning of the year
Cash al bfokers
Cash al bank and Wi hand
21.453
369,293
390.746
254,863
85,948
340,811
Cash and cash equivalents Canied foThvard at the end of the year
Cash at brc&ers
Cash at bank and in hand
53,152
288.154
341,3C6
21,453
9,293
390,746
Net IdKreasellincrease in cash and cash equlvalents ovorth• year
49.440
49,935

The Gard•n Tomb lJeru5alem) Associalion
Notès fomiln
far the
rt of the financial statements
ar Èndèd 31 Decembèr 2024
1. Principal accounting policies
a. Basis of preparing the finan¢l•l slatsments
The finanoal statements of the charilatAe company, wthich is a publÉ¢ benefrt entty under FRS 102, have been
prepared in accordance *fjth the charib.es SORP IFRS 1021 'Accounting and Rek￿￿"ftg by Charrties..
Statement of Recommended PractKe applicable to charites p￿paring Iheir accounts in accordance with the
Financial Reporting Stsndard applicable Mi the UK and Republi¢ of Ireland IFRS 1021 (effective 1 January
20151,. Financial Reporting Stsndard 102 'The Firta￿￿1 Reporting Stsndard applicable in the UK and Republi¢
of Ireland, and the Coryanies Ad 2006. The finawal slatements have been prepared under the histor￿ cost
convention.
Incoming resources
All incoming resources are induded in ts SOFA when the Charity is legally entitled to the income and the
amount can be quantif￿ with reasonable acrjjracy. Inves￿nt income i8 induded *then tt is receNable by
the Charity.
. Resour¢e$ •xw
All expenditure is accounled lor on an aCt￿al$ ba￿$ and has been dassw Lfftder headirYJs thal aggregate
all cos15 olaled to 8 category. GovematKe costs are lfv)se in￿￿ed for the wnning of the Charty itseff as an
organisation.
Tangibl• fix•d ass•ts and (knw•ciati*
Tangible fixed assets are capitalised and included at cost ind[￿IrtY any incidentsl Costs of a¢qui$rtM)n.
Depreaation is provided at the f￿l￿AIn9 rates so as to ￿lte off each tsngble fixed 8sset over 11$ usefvl
economic lrfe..
Building & renovalims
Tomb proFct
20% on cost
10% Dn cost
Land has not been capitalised due to the significant drfthty of valuirvj Ihe unique Jerusalem site. The cost of
the land ￿then purchased in 1894 wa5 £2.000.
Freehold buildings al the Jerusalem srte a￿ staled at 1994 valuation arml have not been depreaated.
Financial Reporting Stsndard 17 require$ freehold property to be depreaated. The standard has not been
complied %%ith in this case as the Trustees consider the u3ehJl lrfe of the ￿lIding5 to be such that the
epre¢iab"on charge M)uld have no material efle¢t ¢n tr finan¢ial st*ments.
•. In¥•sthi•nts
Investments a￿ stated at mwket value at the balance Sheet date. The SOFA includes the net gains and
I0￿e5 arising on revaluatic￿ and dispos* {tr￿u9hr￿rt the year.
f. Foreign currencies
Specffi¢ transactions in I￿e19n currenc￿$ are translated into sterling at the exchange rate in operation at the
dale of the transadion. Transacbons througoLrt the year are translated at the average excharvJe rates for the
year. Monetary assets and 1rd￿.1￿leS we retranslated at the Tate of exthange ruling at the balarKe sheet dale.
Al differences are taken to the SOFA.
g. Taxatlon
The Charity is exempt from Cofwakn tax on rts charitable acb"vths.
h. Fund accounting
Unre51ricted fund5 can be used in accordance the ¢harrtable obJe¢bves at the dis¢relion ol the Trustee$.
Restricted funds can onty be used for parb"cular ￿sIn"¢te¢ wrF4)ses wthin the ¢)biecls of the Charrty.
Reslrictjtsns arise speufied by the donor or ￿en fvnds are raised for particular restricted purposes.
Further explanation of the nalures aThJ wrpose of each fund is A)clLthd in the rths to the f*)an¢ial
statements.

The Garden Tomb (Jerusalem} Association
Total
2024
Total
2023
2. In¢oming resources from charitable activities
-Donations and gifts .
Donations
DOr￿lOn$ In-KitvJ
473,373
12,600
612,055
£ 485,973
£ 612,055
3. Investment income
Bank interest
Dividends and fixed inlere5t
101
10.332
10.433
11.152
11,618
4. Other incoming res¢urc8s
Management fees fr￿ AMUL
PublicatKJn roYa￿leS
129.034
93
93
£ 129,034
10

The Garden Tomb (Jerusalfjm) Assoclation
Total
2024
Total
2023
UK
S. Dlrect charitsble expendllurn
Accountancy. payroll & bookkeeping
Allowances for ¢ommunty guKles
Bank charges & plafform fees
Depreciation
Building & renovations
Tomb project
Exchange rate (gainsybsses
Insurance
Investment broker fees
IT costs
Recruitment
Property ienlal
Srte Security
Repairs and maintenance
Salary antl penston costs
Other emplo>te expenses
Contractors
Advertising & promot￿1
Evenls
Sundry expenses
Travel- communty guides. staff
Covid klan wrrte off
Oonations Ou￿ardS
10.320
49,290
32,318
32.318
3,377
2.479
100.034
42,699
100,034
42,699
{1.6761
5.170
11.183
31,153
117.721
21.*5
89,115
2,679
8,289
29,535
4,794
80.318
17,399
1.575
120.232
3.932
1.501
11.676)
5.170
11.183
31,153
33.833
18,018
787
18.018
787
3.692
3.692
110
9.288
110
9.288
580
17,497
5.474
17.497
41.652
147.804
TT.324
77.324
£ 160.089
£ 315.102
£ 475,191
£ 757.501
Govemance ￿$ts
Independent Examirhth"on
Council travel and meetiro expenses
Legal and professional fees
5.400
4.053
3,250
4,800
2.891
1.667
4.053
3,250
£ 12.703
12,703
9,358
Total resources expended
t 172.792
£ 315.102
£ 487,894
£ 766,859
6. Slaff costs
The aVer￿e weekly number of emph)Jtes during Ihe y w:
2024
2023
Costs of empbying those staff ¥￿￿".
SaL4ries and wwJes- UK
Social security costs- UK
Pension ￿heMe- UK
73.344
1.767
5.333
80.444
92,505
3.251
24.476
£ 120.232
During 2024, no employees received emolurnents bettveen £60,OLhJ and £70.000. i￿luding pension aryl
employers nat￿nal insurance tOntn"bUt￿ns(2O23.. One employee).
During 2024 key manwjement personnd were paKI £80.444 in remuneratKffi, emptyers natK>nal
insurance arKI pens￿ contributh)ns12023." £120,232).
The Charity makes emtributions inlo rts approNed UK Autt>enrolment scheme.

The Gardèn Tornb lJentsaleml As$o¢lation
7. TtU8lees' and related parties. rtmuner•li•n and bènefits
The Chanty is cOrthl￿d by its Twslees who are abo its tArec1ry5. None ollhe Tru$*e$ ar• rnmunvrat8d.
In 2024 Tr￿te*S in￿lled eyrws of £113 OTh travel rekted r05ts ￿bur5ed in full by the chafity12023.. £1,CQ91
8. Rtlated parti¢$ transactions
The Garden T￿b lJerv$aTem}A8SOfiatv)n UK has transacl*Jns ￿ The Garden Tomb jeruSa￿m. a not for pyofft As8ociatK
regIste￿d and operating in 15rael, Israeli Societ￿5 RegElrar number 58Cth8165.
Both the UK erbtity aTrJ the Israeli entity havè several board ft*rnbe￿ in ccrnrnon.
Related paibes tran5aL1￿$ ￿present payn*nls for Ihe continuing Associ•tKJn operatiws the year and previous year5,
which lead lo debit or uedrt balances at the da* of Balan￿ Sheel
Start-u
an tovided to Garden Ttxrts Jerus
L8rael
frcfft The Gar¢en Ttyrt*
JerUsa￿M
iation IlK-
On AugU$t 2018, an intefest free agreewÈnl was agreed be￿￿n the ents"i*s for an aTrxrst of NIS 1,617,CIXI.
{£379,0761. The loan wa5 obtained for Ihe purpose of main¢ainirvJ ¢Jperalions In Isrzel.
During year 2024. Garden Tomb Israel repoha to the UK the totsl ¥NJurrt Of£3.￿ INIS 14.7261. ban pnncipal as ai
December 31 2024 was £292,302 INIS 1,382,881).
Oihw trawc*ons
Sa￿rn
from The Ga
nUK-
Ouring the year 2024 Garden UK repa￿ in fvll the balan(z remainin9 beh*Ten efttth"e$ on fvnd$ spent ￿ Ihe
asset 8ddits.on Tomb Prqect by Israel from 20231earty 2024 arrKJuntsTrJ lo £36,281 INIS 169,9951.
serv￿
ar
In 2019, the Gartlen Tc*nb Jerusa*m a Servi￿ ag￿eTh*￿ ¥rilh Ihe UK Assotyat￿ lor thè purpose of establishin9
responsknllt￿S and obligations of both part*5 and servKes lo be provided ty the UK AssoL¥ation towards Garden Tomb
Jerusalem L8rael As stated in the agreweni W￿nI of Ihe seNios IGarden Jerusakm lsraell $hall pay the
provider (Garden Tcfflb Jerusath Association UK) a fee of $20.(th USD ￿$5 volunteers eypenses covered by the
Garden Tcmb JerUsa￿M Israel. For Ihe >ear 2024. the UK a9reed ttswaNe their rvjht 10 char9e Ihe monthty servKe ¢har9e
f•$ulting in no transadcns of thi% nalure in 2024.
Al 31 Deon*er 2024 the amount owed to Ihe UK from £337.933 INIS 1.598.762). One repaymentwas rnade
during the year of E3.C67 INIS 14.7261 from Isrnel itsthe UK entity.
Friends olthe Garden In
F￿eThdS of the Garden Inc ￿ a rnn-profil North Arwrican corwJratK>n. h shares 3 boarf ￿rnb￿S with Garden Tomb
lJerusaleml Associats"on UK. In 2024 Fr*TrJs of the Garden donated £243.0761$317,3761. Th* moneywa8 spent on Ihe
dev8bpmeni ol Ihe upper and I￿￿ Deth proied other projects listed in Ihe Tru5t885 Report. Report on A￿l¥(b#S Sect￿n.
9. Tangiblo fix•d awts
F￿ehO￿l
b￿ld1r￿S
Buikliry
& renovations
Tomb
PropLI
1 January 2024
Addilions
Dksposa15
31 Decethr 2024
973.818
219.646
207,343
1,782,067
207,343
973,818
426.989
1,989.410
D•preclation
1 January 2024
Charge foryear
Elimination on disp￿1
31 Dffornbei 2024
Net book v•lu¢s
31 1)ecernbev 2024
21.965
42.699
510.534
142.733
1CQ.034
653.267
973.818
£ 1336.143
31 tknmbew 2023
973,818
1C(1,034
197.681
£ 1.271.533
The va￿0 ol the IreehoNI buildings is representrd by.
2024
2023
Revaluat￿Tr in 1994
Subsequent C05t
530,045
443.773
443,773
£ 973.818 £ 973.818
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10. Investments
2024
2023
Mathel value at start of year
Acquisrtions at cost
Nel sale proceeds.from disposals-"-" ""-"""- -
Net realised gains on disposals
Nel unrealised gaIn￿{lo$Ses￿ on revaluation
Movement in excharrfJe rates
Market value al end of year
787.117
118.060
{149,0401
15.2SYI
38.870
12.0901
£ 808.207
545.270
359,601
1160,013}-
5,052
43,254
16,047)
£ 787.117
Historical cost al end of year
£ 69].178
£ 7(6.177
All investrnents are listed ￿ a rwnBed exchange and are represented by.
Fixed interest securits'es
251.471
UK equrty shares
152
Non-UK equity shares
452,744
AltematNe lurKts
103.841
181.010
162
461,721
144.22S
£ 787,117
£ 808.207
11. Debtors: amounts falling due within one year
Prepayments and xcrued inwne..
UK
8.845
10.143
8.845
10,143
12. Long t•mi deblors124 years)
Loan to Amulah on formal￿n
Management fees- Amutsh
292.302
337.933
299,248
345,172
£ 630.235
£ 644.420
13. Cr•ditOf5: amounts falling due w6thin one year
UK
Tomb Project amounts tr*ed lo Amutah
Warehouse rent
12.168
16.833
27.255
7,977
12,168
£ 52.065
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14. Movement in funds
The movement on funds for 2024 is as fONC￿..
Balance as at
1 January
2024
Net
movement in
fvnds
Balance as at
31 December
2024
All funds are UnrestrKled.
General funds
2.614.161
23.89S
£2,638,056
Revaluation reser¥e
437.732
£ 3,051,893
36.780
60,675
474,512
£ 3,112,568
Net movement in funds. included at4M. is as folk)ws:
IneomiNJ
resources
Resources
M¢)vement in
funds
Unrestrided fund$:
General fvnds
511,789
36.780
487,894
23,895
36,780
Re￿alUat￿n reseThe
Totsl funds
£ 548,569
487,894
60.675
15. Compavative movement in funds
The movement on fvTrJs for 2023 is as foll￿.
Balartt as at
1 January
2023
Net
movement in
funds
Balance a5 at
31 December
2023
All furKis are Unrestn"cted.
General funds
2.623.261
19.1001
£2.614,161
Revaluation reseNe
4£KJ,525
37.207
437,732
£ 3.023,786
28.107
£ 3,051.893
Nel movement in fvnds. included above. is as ftlkyhs:
Incoming
Resources
expended
mov￿nent in
funds
Unrnstrided funds:
General funds
757.759
766.859
{9,1001
Rw4IUat￿n rese￿8
37.207
37.207
Total funds
£ 794,966
766.859
28,107
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