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|RA Leeds (Honorary||Treasurer)|Resigned|20/02/2023|
|R G Maxwell|||Resigned|20/02/2023|
|W H T Fenton|||Resigned|26/04/2023|
|F R Sims|||||
|R H Taylor|||||
|S D Crocker|||Appointed|20/02/2023|
|N Pearce|||Appointed|20/02/2023|



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Sussex Cancer Fund
mited by Guarantee
Auditor's report (continued)
For the Year Endtd 31 March 2023
A further descriptyon of our responsibilitye5 for the audit of the ffinanclal statements is locaod on th¢ Financial Reporung
Cttuncll's web51te aL hccpsJlwww.frc.org.uklOur-WorklAUdidAudit￿nd.asSUrlnCe￿tsndard5-?nd.gUld8ncelst8￿dard$￿Ind.
guidance-for4udltttrslAuditors-responsibitsoes-for-auditlDescriptioTh-of-auditor5-re5ponsibilities-for-3udiaspx.
Thls
de5criptlgn fwms part of our auditor's reporL
Extsnt to which thtr *Ltdit was considered capable of detectlng Irregularitles. Includlng frxud
The obj¥tives of our audi( In respect to frdud, arÈ'. eo identify and 35sess the risks of Material misstatement of the financial
staternerbts due w fraud- to obtain $ufficien¢ appropriate audit evidente reEarding the 2sse35ed risks of Material
mis$otement due to fraud. through designing and implemeniing appropriate responses.. and to respond appropriately to
fraud or suspetted fraud identifiEd during the audit. However. the primary responsibility for the preventyon and detettion
of fraud rests with both those charged with governance of the entity ind its tnawernenr.
Our approach w35 3$ follows..
We identsfied areas of hw5 anrj r¢gulation5 that couhl reasonably be expetted to have a material effttt on
thè financial statements from our general sector experience, and through dixu55i9n with the tnJstees and
other management {as required by authting standards), and discussed the trustees and other
managernent (he policies and procedures regarding compliance with laws and regulations Isee below),.
We identtfied the following areas as those most likely tts have such an effect.. heakh 3nd safety., GeDeral Da(a
Pmtection Regulation IGDPR)." fraud: bribery and corruption, and employtnent law. Auditing ttandards limit
the required a￿th"c proeedurès tg identify non-compliance these laws and regulations to tftqulry of the
trustees and other rnan￿ement and inspection of regulatory and lepl correspotsdeneè, rf any. The identified
acwal or suspected non-tompliance wa5 ngt 5uffi¢iently significant to our audit to result in our response
bein£ idoncifiod as a key audit matter..
We con5idErEd the legal a￿d regulatory frameworks directty applicable to the financial starements repotting
framework IFRS 102, the Companle5 Act 2006 and the ChariEIES ACE 201113nd the relevant tax compliance
regukdtlons in the UK.
We consldered the nature of the charlty'5 operadon* the eontrol environment and financial perforrnahce.
We comThunic3ted identified laws and regularions throughout our team 2nd remain¢d alerr to any indicat49n5
of non<ompliance throughout the audit.,
We considÈred the procedures and contro15 that the charity ha5 e5È2blished to addres5 risks identrfied. or
that otherwiso prevenk deter and dÈthct fi7ud.' and how senior management monitor5 those programmes
and confrols.
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|||Notes|||6|6|
|Income (romi|||||||
|Donations<br>and legacies|||248,890|56,736|305,625|391,328|
|Investment<br>income|||11,929|0|11,929|5,311|
|Total income|||260,819|56,736|317,555|396,639|
|Expenditure<br>on:|||||||
|Raising funds|||(3,323)|0|(3,323)|(3,046)|
|Charitable<br>activities|||(146,515)|(15,188)|(161,703)|(350,138)|
|Total expenditure|||(149,838)|(15,188)|(165,026)|(353,184)|
|Net gains/(losses)<br>on investments||12|(13,100)|0|(13,100)|47,780|
|Net income/(expenditure)|||97,881|41,548|139,429|91,235|
|Transfers<br>between|funds|18|(70,029)|70,029|0|0|
|Net movement<br>in funds|||27,852|111,577|139,429|91,235|
|Reconciliation<br>offunds|||||||
|Total funds brought|forward||816,283|1,884|818,167|726,932|
|Total funds carried forward|||844,135|113,461|957,596|818,167|





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|Fixed assets||||||||Restated|
|Investments||||||12|545,348|558,448|
|Current assets|||||||||
|Debtors||||||13|38,500|125,145|
|Cash at bank and|||in hand||||819,893|764,351|
||||||||858,393|889,496|
|Creditors:|amounts|||falling due within one year||14|(287,665)|(311,481)|
|Net current||assets|||||570,728|578,015|
|Total assets||less current|||liabilities||1,116,076|1,136,463|
|Creditors:|amounts|||falling due after more than one year||15|(158,480)|(318,296)|
|Net assets|||||||957,596|818,167|
|The funds|ofthe||Trust:||||||
|Restricted|funds|||||18|113,461|1,884|
|Unrestricted||funds||||18|844,135|816,283|
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|For the Year Ended|31 March 2023||||||||
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|Cash flows from operating<br>activities:<br>Net income/expenditure<br>for the year|||||||139,429|91,235|
|Unreahsed<br>(gain)/losses<br>Dividends<br>and interest|on investments<br> from investments|||12|||13,100<br>(11,929)|(47,780)<br>(5,311)|
|(Increase)/decrease<br>in <br>Increase/(decrease)<br>in|debtors<br> creditors|||13<br>14|||86,645<br>(183,632)|(106,937)<br>72,189|
|Net cash provided|by/(used<br>in) operating|activities|||||43,613|3,396|
|Cash flows from investing<br>activities:|||||||||
|Dividends<br>and interest|from investments||||||11,929|5,311|
|Increase/(decrease)|in cash||||||55,542|8,707|
|Cash and cash equivalents<br>at the beginning|||ofthe year||||764,351|755,644|
|Cash and cash equivalents<br>at the end of||the|year||||819,893|764,351|
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|Income from:|||fs|fs|fs|
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|Donations<br>and legacies|||391,328||391,328|
|Other trading activities:||||||
|Fundraising|||||0|
|Investment<br>income|||5,3 I<br>I||5,311|
|Total income|||396,639|0|396,639|
|Expenditure<br>on:||||||
|Raising funds:||||||
|Fundraising|||(3,046)|0|(3,046)|
|Chantable<br>activities|||(189,852)|(160,286)|(350,138)|
|Total expenditure|||(192,898)|(160,286)|(353,184)|
|Net gains/(losses)<br>on investments|||47,780|0|47,780|
|Net income/(expenditure)|||251,521|(160,286)|91,235|
|Transfers<br>between|funds||(100,000)|100,000|0|
|Net movement<br>in funds|||151,521|(60,286)|91,235|
|Reconciliation<br>of|funds|||||
|Total funds<br>brought|forward||664,762|62,170|726,932|
|Total funds carried forward|||816,283|1,884|818,167|
|Income from donations||and legacies||||
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|Donations<br>and gifts||||289,797|166,841|
|Legaoes receivable||||15,829|224,487|
|||||305,625|391,328|
|Investment<br>income||||||
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||Raising funds|||||||
||Fundraising|||3,323||3,323|3,046|
||Charitable<br>activities|||||||
||Donation to the Macmillan|Cancer||0|61,089|61,089|55,942|
||Funding<br>services for the direct|||53,824|0|53,824|72,474|
||benefit of patients<br>Funding cancer research projects||||(52,047)|(52,047)|160,286|
||Funding of cancer speciahst||||23,644|23,644|0|
||equipment<br>Support expenditure||52,865|22,327||75,192|61,436|
||||52,865|76,151|32,686|161,703|350,138|
||Total expenditure||52,865|79,474|32,686|165,026|353,184|



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|Wages and|salaries|52,865|49,951|
|General office and administration||14,227|3,685|
|Governance|costs:|||
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|Research grants|||||(52,047)|160,286|
|Equipment<br>grants|||||23,644||
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|Net grants awarded||during||the year|0|160,286|
|Grants previously|awarded|||which are no longer required|(52,047)|0|
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|Admimstration||and support|staff|2|2|
|Employment||costs||2023|2022|
|Wages|and social security||costs|49,814|47,100|
|Pension|contributions|||3,051|2,851|
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||Fair value at|I April 2022|||||||558,448|
||Change<br>m value||in the year||||||(13,100)|
||Fair value at|31|March 2023||||||545,348|
||Iffixed assets had not been revalued,||||they would|have been included|at the following|historical cost:||
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||Cost|||||||450,000|450,000|
|13|Debtors|||||||2023|2022|
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||Income tax|recoverable||||||10,000|10,145|
||Prepayments|and accrued incoine||||||28,500|115,000|
|||||||||38,500|125,145|
|14|Creditors:|amounts||falling due|within one year|||2023|2022|
||Grants<br>payable|||||||208 476|298,888|
||Trade creditors|||||||10,000|4,793|
||Accruals|||||||69,189|7,800|
|||||||||287,665|311,481|
|15|Creditors:|amounts||falling due|after more|than one year||2023|2022|
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||Grants<br>payable||1-2years|||||158,480|318,296|
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|Research grants|brought<br>forward|||617,184|549,121|
|Net commitments/(withdrawals)|||made during the year|(52,047)|160,286|
|Research grants|paid during|rhe year||(198,181)|(92,023)|
|Commitments|at 31 March|2023||366,956|617,384|
|Commitments|at 31 March|2023|are payable as follows:|||
|Withm<br>one year||||208,476|298,888|
|After more than one year||||158,480|318,296|
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|Restricted|funds||1,884||56,736|(15,188)|70,029|113,461|
|Unrestricted||funds|||||||
|Protected reserve|||450,000||0|0|(300,000)|150,000|
|Designated|funds||||0|0|342,304|342,304|
|Undesignated||funds|366283||260819|(162938)|(112,333)|351,831|
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|Book Fund - provision|ofcancer related<br>literature|||||493|
|Breast Cushions - provision<br>of equipment||||||3,117|
|Chemotherapy<br>Nurses|- support for NHS|staff||||812|
|Haemotology<br>- support|for haemotology|related research||||42,964|
|Equipment||||||12,500|
|Haemotology<br>- support|for haemotology|related research||||27|
|Head, Neck fk Thyroid|service support|||||116|
|Thancs - support for local cancer related||charity affiliate||||248|
|Website development|including<br>cancer related||literature|||325|
|Whizz It Up - provision|of cancer related|literature||||759|
|Worthing<br>Breast Care|- support for Worthmg||Hospital|breast cancer services||52,100|
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|Investments||||545,348|0|545,348|
|Current assets||||744,932|113,461|858,393|
|Creditors: amounts<br>falling due within<br>one year||||(287,665)|0|(287,665)|
|Creditors: amounts<br>falling due after more than|||one year|(158,480)|0|(158,480)|
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|Fund balances at 31|March|2022 are|represented|by:||||
|Investments|||||558,448|0|558,448|
|Current assets|||||887,612|1,884|889,496|
|Creditors: amounts|falhng|due within|one year||(3 11,481)|0|(311,481)|
|Creditors: amounts|falling|due after|more than|one year|(3 18,296)|0|(3 1 8,296)|
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