THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Epiphany Arts Trust for the year ended 31 May 2025 Compny Number 080806 Repstered Charlty Number 1147936 Epiphany Arts Trust INDEX 31 May 2025 INFORMATION DIRECTORS REPORT 2106 INDEPENDENT EXAMINERS REPORT STATEMENT OF FtNANCIAL ACTIVITIES BALANCE SHEET NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Ioto 16 Epiphany Arts Trnst CHARITY INFORMATION Direetors Eird Steel RiC￿rd willlaw￿0rt David Steel Linda Entwistle Robert David While Marion Matha White Matthew J8m¢s Williaftwon ChArfty Number 1147930 Cornp••y N#mber 8080689 Cbarlty Corrupo•d*nee Addro Epiphany Arts Tnl 2 Ivy Ro&1 Poynton Cheshire SK12 IPE ladependent Ex*mlner G P Brookc5 FCA ChaneTtd Aceounthnt 130 Wombourne Park Womboume S Stsffs WVS OLY Bankera CAF Bank 25 Kin8s HIII West Mallin8 Keni ME194JQ Lloyds Bthk Epipbany Arts Trust Dlre¢tors and Trns¢ees Annual Rtport For the yeAr ¢llded 31 May 2025 Strllttsr& GoveM*n¢¢ and M#Da%em¢ut Epiphany Art Trust'5 prtinary Governartt dO￿UncnI is its Memorandum and Articlu of Asso¢ia¢ion incorpornted on 23 May 2012 The Chariry 1$ ¢on5tituted ￿ a Charitsble Comkwry Limikd by Guoront¢E Trus¢ee reernltm¢nE #ppointmettt •nd trainini ThLqtees are Select￿ by aFoointment uwi ihe ￿cOmMend*10n of the existin8 Tntst¢e5. The existin8 TThste make evy effort to ensure that any new TnL￿et appointment will contribute $ignifi¢antly to the skills base of the team. Areas of porti¢ular ex￿rienCe and ¢omWence are adiv¢ly exatnined gs w¢ll as the need for a tNstee lo be fwniliar with the activiti&8 of the Chty. Having id¢nlified a potential candid￿¢ one orLthr of the existin8TnLStets will be nominllted to meet with and to appraise the ￿tential Tn￿te¢ as lo the role and responsibilities of serving the tharity in the ￿pacIty of A Trustee. Due to the siz¢ and natwe of the Charity. we have adoyl on infornial traintn8 and Inth￿tIon proees$ for n¢w Trusttts. This is achieveA throu8h int¢r*¢tion with the existing T￿￿ and through the provision of rnt do¢umentstion on the role and resporLqibiliti¢s of T￿￿CeS Fyovided by th¢ Charity Commission. Ory*ttl￿tlD￿*I Strn¢tyY¢ The Cljority is or8anised go the Tn￿lffs meet regularly to man48e its 8ff8irs. Rbk m*n*yment A PUTpse of ihe DIrea0￿ is to be awATe of gny mAjor strRte8iC. OPttAtional and financial risks to the Charity. In the yeHr ahead. 811 of the major areas of risk will be review￿ and monitored in the light of the latest guide1￿¢5. With r¢8grd to operations, Epiphany hAs suffi¢ient public liability Insur￿¥￿ to cover events. Objrttlvts And Aetlvkles Epiphany has a ￿SSIOn for excellence in th¢ Ind a belief that music. parti¢ul8rly in an improvised form, csn ¢OTnmunicate beyond spoken worts and en8age the listettcr in creative ways to enljance get￿ra[ w¢llb¢in8. Epiphany believes in ihe theraFtutic value gnd I￿¢fits of Music and is keen to th8r¢ this with people. and particularly th¢ mosl vulnerable in society. We 4lx) se¢k ¢0 be a model creative communication within the Christian church and the wider communilies it is involved in. We klieve we play an important role to wid¢n the scope of improvised music within the arts w(Yld generally and we have also found this to be v￿Y effective in our collaboration with VISU￿ artists. Achievements ¥Dd P¢rforJnan¢e The a)ority Commission's Guidance on Public B¢nefft remai￿ central to our plannin8 and in seekin8 Out new opportunitie5. We 8r¢ ¢(￿)Mitted to offerin8 OPP(#tunitits for p¢ople of all ages. and in all wa]ks of life, regardkss ofbelief, ethni¢ity and s¢xual orientthon. Epiphany Arts Trust Dlrector6 And Trustees ADAu*I Report For the year ebded 31 May 2025 Our Aetlvities Concerts Ckjr Coffe¢ Concerts in Po￿tOn continue to b¢ populAr. ofhring a mixture of light u well as mor¢ dcrnanding Cl￿1¢8] pi¢ce5. ChW'Cl￿i¢s for Christm&%' concert at St. Geor8e's Churth in Poyrtion are always perfornifyj to capacity audiences and this year was rw) exeeption. concerts give us Opport￿ltIeS to premier pi¢¢es of musi¢ ￿mPosed by our own musicians. Apart from our own 5chethiled t￿C￿ls. we have (wport￿lI]eS to play to very different audien¢es in varying 50ciai situati¢x￿ from the south of Eng￿ThJ to Northumbri& The followin8 shows the ran8¢ of a¢livities w¢ h4V¢ taken part i Ashb4rHham Pla¢¢, Sussex a•d•¥treAcA io AfJ)b4ffttham Pla￿ is a Christign ¢onferttJce centr¢ in East Sussex. fr{￿ the south cwL IJ ¢onnection with the A5hbumham team continues to involve u5 in a variety of oppxtunities to play for onstte residents. for the consiantiy chan8ing of overseas volun¢eeTs who woJ* ther< as well as for day visitors who vislt the Orangery tearoom al some point during stay. In Jonuary we look part in lljoint retre¥r for the Musicians Nthork (W ond Crescendo (the European equivalent of MN). This proved w be very en￿urn81n￿ as we were Able to share and explore our joint vision and to stt how musicions from Gcnnany and oth¢r European countries were developin8 the ideas we had shllred over the yellrs. In May 2024 we led an(Nher of our'Tb¢ Sp¢e' creative retreais. with around 16 8uestsioining u4 includin8 some who had been before. For these retreats we offu a varted promme of music. art and photography. and the opportunity for evayone to relax and share ueative ideas. While down ai Ashbumham Pla¢¢ we tske the opFK)rtunity play for the Ukrainian refiJ8ees ￿ their hub in Bexhill-on.Sea ￿ well &$ for asylum 5ttkers at a ￿f6 in Ha￿An85. Rothff Voluntsry Action continu¢ to fund our work with Ukrainian re￿sesS. hi ..//www rv ml Mmsk on the Mojs ￿lItte th M￿cleS￿ld In June 2024 a small gTOUP of us went to Christ the Kin8 Seh¢y)l and St Barnab&s Chur¢h in the Moss Estate. noted deprived area of Macclesfield. Two of our musician$ have tsught M￿siC at the s¢h(K)l over the past ftw ye4r5 and felt that th¢ $tsff would benefii from our sound portrai￿ being & challen8in8 to work. Music has Th)w b¢¢ome a significant Part of the scIMJoI we¢k ¥$ the headteachcr and stsff have recognised what a ditTerence m￿le is making to the children. It was a pleasure to tak¢ part in the assembly ai the end of the afternoon and to see the delight on ihe children'5 falw in reS￿nSt to the musi¢. ECOArts FesdvAls th P0y￿<1• 4ndSomEpsd In June and September we t(x)k F*rt in two separate 4Tts festivals b￿d at Poynton Methodist Church. In June we put on a unique immersiv4 impmvised pttfonnanc¢ for l¢xal artists and the gtheral public. The evening Includ￿ opportunT¢i¢5 for audience member5 to have their own individua] sound portrait and created for them. Again, in Septetnber we took part in an ECOIArts event thtte e*]led 'The S￿Ce at Creationtide.. 4mid# art itL8tailations> playingmusi¢ that Teflected the need to care for ￿Jr fragile woTld Epipbany Arts Trust Direelors and Trn$tw Annual Report For ihe year ended 31 May 2025 In July we spe¥)t two d4y5 in Somerset ot the invitation of a pi01￿r priest and artist as part of On Eco-Arts fes¢Tv81. We played sound ￿rtraIts s￿dentS from varyous I￿￿1 schools and for th¢ generdl public in Shepton Mail¢tt town centre. On the final evenin& we put on 4'The Spxe. conL%rt in the beautiful setting of Chesterblade Hills, (a vertue for peiple car¢ about the cnvirojunent to experience wild camping. aayton (BnTdford)- Pldylnzfvr whh learnlnz oYllkMldeJ In October 2024 we paid a retum visit to Claytoo Bradford to spend the aftemoon pl#ying for 8 group of adults with severe legrnin8 diffigjlties and th¢ir carus. arranged by the clwity, TuTDlng Polnt. This time we w¢r¢ joined by th artist friend who bravely travelled all the way up lo Yorkshire from the south coast ort the train. Like the last time. the session was intttaclive and a few of those who seemed to have very little awareness ot th¢ $tart of our so4sion seaned to liven ￿ a little as time we￿t on. Ag4in, we hAd A couple of reque$ts to ploy their favourio tunes. Se4r8lUHoAseSp4ce Retre Ai the end of January this year we were iftvited to run a'spxe Retre&t' a¢ Sc4rgill House in ih¢ heart of the Yorkshire D8le4 following 3 similar panem ¢0 the retreats w¢ Tun at Ashburnham. This w&8 the first time leadin8 8 retreat there. We were warnily welcomed by the Sr•r8ill e))mm￿lty, and we enjoyed 8ettin8 to know some new pwple. lryrovlsothn worksAop Ai the end of February. some Epiphany musicians lcd an improvisation training workshop for a group of Classical musicians from the V￿louS Central London FrrB churthes. In all, ￿Und 20-30 musician$ joined u4 rnany of them young PEople linked to the London music colle8es. LlndLTfarn¢ ￿￿ty Island) In Mar¢h 2025. we pl•yeAJ sound waits for ktal ruidents 8nd visitors to the island- • beautiful and serene place to Visit and to mak¢ music. We w¢re based in St Cuthbert's Chw¢h which doubles as a community hub. Some of the visitors were dwly moved and one said the music beert'a lif￿hanging expErienc¢'. Anthhep resIde￿I01 retre At the end of March EpiphAny were involved in a retreat forthe s¢wnd time at All Nations Christian College in W4r¢. Hertfttd5hire. We play*J Sound p￿Il$ for the retreatants who were there for spirit￿[ direction as well as to explore art 45 Bn expression of their faith. pthicularly through diffI￿lt segsons of life. We wer¢ 8rnteful to be joined on this occasion by an oboist frithd who liva nwby. Conferencefor¢he Dlo¢ae ofO¥ord For two days in May 2025. we were involved in the annual Oxford Diocesan Cler8y ¢onference at the H4y¢$ Conference Centre in Duby5hire. It's always a wivilege to be able to play for people at these confer¢nce5. Many have very b￿Y and stressful ItV&8 al￿ it was gocd to hear how the music he1￿j people to 88in a clearer picture of their ministy and purw. Epiphany Art5 Trust Direeton and Trustees Annual Report For the year ellded 31 May 2025 PlayiAgfor OTshtdents rfMancAatsrMelropokn UnlFYrsty On the 16 May we sp¢nt a day playing for arOUt￿ 18 0￿U￿10n0l therapy students doing their fmal M&sters year. We w¢re able to tsik about music as a therapy. play￿ a number of improvisations and sound wrtraits which led to dISc￿lOn5 about how the improvisati(￿S aff￿] them. We 8ave them many opwirtunities lo rellect back. and it w&s clear that the insight had gained wgs b￿¢ficIal to their learnin8. One $tyde commented: "ligave me a lofalty differem way ofihinknng abo￿ our role av OTS andwkni we cao offer... l in 508ratefyl th￿ this Course includes so many creulive aliernafNe woys ofappro(Khing ihings.. ConlereAc4 BlrmlnghaNI The last event in May WLS $P#)ding a day playing swnd N)rtrnits for attendees at a conference in Bimingham. 5pccifically 4imrAJ at Christians involvd in music and th¢ wts. The or8anisation that runs this conference atTilioled to Betel. 4 Christian charity helpin8 peopl¢ with addiction. We had an opportunity to play for some of the residents of B¥Xel. FMtwr¢ We have been encournged these pLst few months to ertgage with othw group5 of musi¢ian5 who have cl¢arly laken hold of the vision io use music &q a lansua8e for mission and Out￿Ch, and we hov¢ had some extra musicians joinin8 us for a time to 8ive them an Opwt￿lty to FYactic¢ and hone their improvisation 5kilts. We continu¢ lo look for ways io encournge other musicions in the art of improvis&tIo￿ and we are ￿rtiCularlY looking to liaise with some of the music colle8es. We enjoy Tunnin8 our'The Space, retreits. which 8re Str4dily bxoming p)pular. and thesc continue to fill up spaces in our diary. We particularly enjoy 8ettin8 Out to space$ where we can play our S(￿nd iY*1rnits to the ￿ernI public and there are OPPOrfuniti&s eoming up to do thi5. Revlew of tln•Trclal posltiom. eec Epiphany's financial position r￿aInS sthble and healthy• With continued fmancial ￿p￿1 frorn re8ul8r donors. The grant we received from Rother Voluntary Action last year now largely iyen srKnt to pay for $c￿e of our a¢livities at Ashbumharn which Includ￿ outrr4th to Ukrainian refugees. We continue to a defi¢it with regard to the honoraria paid to our thinistrator which isn't matched by the specific donations forthat purpose. Weare currently I(￿k]nStOC1os¢th￿ 8ap throu8h S￿( fundin& This resulted in a105$ inthisyear'8 fi8Ule& The gr05s income for the year 202425 wa5 Q9.657 (cp. £63204 2023-24) with gr￿S expendittwe * £41,681 (cp. £43a67 2023-24) resulillJ8 in a deficit of £12.024 ¢(Nnpwed with the swplus of1&4t year of £19.637). Funds c4rri¢d over to ncxt year amount to £31J91 cp (£ 43.615 2023f24) Epiphany Arts Trnst Dire¢lors and TrLgt¢es ADDual Report For the year ended 31 May 2025 Reserves poil¢y Havin8 previously agreed a reserves policy of 3 months which would be a figure of around £10,000, thi5 was revised to a figure of £5,[￿ - about 116 of our annual expenditure. This will be kept undry review. St*temeDts of Dlr¢ctorJ rtsponslblllti The directors art rwuired under Company IAW to prepare financial st4tements f(r each financial period which give a tru¢ and fair vtew of the 5tste of afflltrs of the c4Jmphny And its results for that ￿lOd. In prepHrin8 those fitWLcial ststements the tr￿1¢¢5 are required to.. Selea suitable accounting p)licies Bnd apply them consistently. Make jud8em¢nts and eMunat&q are reasonable and P￿￿eTht. F*epare the fin8nciAI thtements on 4 80in8 ¢(￿e¢￿ basis unless it is inappmpriate to assume that the charity will ¢(m¢inue in lyjsiness. Th¢ directcn are r¢5ponsible for the keepin8 of proper accountin8 records which disclos¢ with reasonable uracy time the financial position of the charity. They are also rE$pon$ibl¢ for the safe8U8rding of the sets of the charity and hence for thkin8 reasonable steps for the Prev￿110n and detection of fraud and other iTre8ulariiie& Approval This report ap&Yo￿a by the directors on 2025 signed on their Eehalf, Director'sSi8natiire.................................. Dir¢¢tor'sNarne.................................................. Independent C￿miner'S reith to the trusteu of the ¢b8rltable compaDy Epiphany Arts Trust I r¢port to the chariry trustees on my exarnination of the actounts of th¢ forthe yur ended 31 May 2025 whith are x¢ out on th¢ ftillowin8 F Re8wns1biiitl￿ and b￿13 of report As the chariiy trusttts of the company (and also its dir¢¢tors for the purposts of company law) ytyj are respoTL8ible for the preparatiLML of the ￿￿ouThts in Accor￿ with th¢ requirements of the Companies Act 2006 ('the 2006 Act,). Hawng satIsf￿d myself that the ac¢ounts of the con4Mny are not required ￿ be audited under Part 16 of the 2(￿16 A¢t and are eligible for in{kp￿dent examirtaliim, I report in respect of my ¢xaminaticffi of your company's ￿￿4￿nts &5 ¢arri¢d out under sedion 145 of the Chwrhtits Ad 2011 {'th¢ 2011 Act.). In ¢￿YIng out my examination I have followed the DirKuons 8iven by th¢ Charity Commission und¢r 5efflion 145(5Xb) of th¢ 2011 ACL Indepelldent Ei•mlner's St*tement I have eornpl¢ted my exwnination . I confirni that no mattu5 have ￿ne to my attention in cA)nn￿tion with th¢ ¢xaryun4tion giving me to Ixli¢ve that in any Wi81 respect: (l) aceountin8 rentinuing activities &8 one•off activities are structured so as to produce no surplus or deficit Epiphany Arts Trust BALANCE SHEET As at 31 May 2025 Co•wany Nxnther 010113089 25 Tangible Amets 1.301 1,661 Current kn¢ts Stock Debt(YS Bank & Cash in hknd 1.000 2.￿9 28.080 31.089 1.500 1670 42.753 Creditor•: Amounts falllni dw In I th4D wi¢ y¢Ar io (799) (799) N¢t Currtnt A¥¢ts 30.2 41.954 Total Amets Cyrrtnt U•bllltleJ C8pi¢•l Re•trlet4d 12 1.374 7,150 Unre*trletsd Fmnds GM¢raJ 30.217 36,465 The directors have ¢ak¢n advAnts8e of the c￿PAnIeS Aa 2(KJ6 in nrt havin8 these acwunts audited under Seetion 477 {1). No m¢mE¢rs hthve rniuir•l the cunpany to oitsin ￿ audit of its ftr the yejr in quNti(ffi in aco)rdynrx with section 476. The Directcn acknowledge their reSp(￿lIbIli¢j¢S ft¢ ensuring that the company keeps accounting records which comply *iih $386 and s387 of the Cfflipanies Act 2006 and for preparing accounts ￿1th Bive a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the conpany a5 a¢ 31 May 2025 and of its profit for the year then emd&l in aceiJrdan¢% with the requiren]¢nts of $396 and which WDply with the r4uirements of the Aa rdatin8 ￿ the actthlnts X* far •$ applicable ￿ th¢ ccfflpany. The a¢¢ounts have ixcn pr¢pJred in aCC￿dance with the provisions in Part 15 of the C(Mnpanles A¢1 21K16 applirAble to C4xnp*ni& subjKt to the small ec￿p￿leS regim Si8ned and approvd ￿ the beh￿f ofth¢ Tntstres 2025 Truste¢: Name Lind4 Enti￿StIC Epiphany Arts Trnst NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS year ended 31 May 2025 l. Actoun¢iDg Pollci BAJIS of prep*rntlo The charity constitutes a public Ixnefit entity ￿ defined by FRS 102. Th¢ financiai ststements h&ve been prepared in accordanc¢ with the Charitie5 SORP (FRS102)'Accounting and Rep)rting by Charities ..Statrmentof Recomnxnded Praaice applicabl¢ in the UK and the Republi¢ of Ir¢land (FRS 102) (effective l January 2019),. th¢ Charities Aa 2011 the Companies Act 2006. The Financial ststements are Pre￿ed on a goin8 eoncern basis under the histr*ic cast convention n￿dified to i￿]Ude eertain il¢ThL5 at fair value when appIl￿ble. Funds Unrestritted fllttd# Unrestrictyj funds ar¢ available for use at the discretion of thr Irust¢¢s in fiJttherane¢ of the 8enerai ci)je¢tives of the charity d which have w be¢n de$l￿ted for other purpos¢J. DuiD•¢ed fundi D¢signatrd funds eoryri5e of fijnds that have been set &sidt by the tn￿le¢S for particular Purposes . The aim and use of each dcsi8nated fund is Set out in the notes to the f1nwLci￿ Xalen￿ts. Restric￿j funds ue those fimds whith gre lo ￿ used in ceor￿ with S￿lf￿ restri¢uons imFowI by donors which heve been r&ised by thc ctrwity for Wti￿lar purposes. The cost of raising 4nd thinis*rin8 such fund w¢ clw8¢d against the specific fifftd. Th¢ aim and use of each resthcttA fund is yét out in the n(tts ￿ the firtanri￿ ststrnxnts. R#¢rl¢¢•J fundi Don4tions or Brants rteeivol for a spe£ific object or invited by the dwity for a specific objertsid¢r that the chwity r¢miins viable for the yar ah¢ad subjea io cOntin￿d *uate financial supporL Stoek Sto¢k is stated at the lower of cost and estimated selling wi¢¢ l¢ss ¢c6ts ￿ ¢omplde and Sell. Cost includes costs of purchw. PrThlu￿10n qnd other in¢urT¢d in bringin8 to its wesent Iwation and condition. Cost 15 rai￿lated using the first-in first out forniul Provision is made for danwd. obsolete and slow moving st(Kk wtr*re apEwriate. Assets Tangibl¢ flxed ￿sets for uye by cbgrtty Tan8ibl¢ fixed assets are stated at ¢os¢ l or deemed cost) or valuation l¢ss #¢¢umulatsJ dep￿latION and accumuiatoj impairnMi losses. Costs include5 costs directly allribut&ble to making the assets eapabl¢ or op¢r8ting ￿ intended. Thue grc capitsjisd if they can be used for more than one year, and over￿1 at le&st £l(KKI. They are y￿U¢d at cost. Depreciation is provided at rates tslcul8t¢d to writ¢ off the leu estimknj residu￿ y￿u¢. ov¢r their expeded useful lives. Musieal instrument @ io% Epipbydny Arts Trnst NOTES TO THE Accouiwrs yur ended 31 M*y 2025 L Income from Donations 2025 R#tTiCted F*4d$ 2025 UthrtS¢rlc¢ F•nd* 2025 2024 Total Tot*1 Donations Gift Aid Tax r¢funds 1.584 2,009 IlJ78 39.364 2,670 42.034 3. Incom* from eharftsbie adlvid 2025 2025 Restrieted UAMtrltt¢d Funds 2025 2024 Tot•1 Tot•l Expens￿ Reirnbjrsed Concerts Events CD $￿e$ and other 7,941 7239 578 7,941 7.239 578 9,619 10.973 304 12 Epiphany Arts Trust NOTES TO THE ACCOUI¥IS Cont year ettded 31 May 2025 4. Aty#tysls ofResollrcu Exp¢nd¢d Ch8rit#bl¢ *ctOvlties 2025 2024 Events and Concert Costs Tr&vel Expenses musi￿1 Dirc¢tor F¢e5 SecretariD] Expenses musici￿ Gifts CD Prodwtion re ￿$ts of 5 Advertisin8 and PronM)tion Insurnne¢ Computer and Intern¢t Expenses Printing and Ststionffy P05taB¢ and Delivery Trainin8 ttnd 5ubscriptioL8 Music quipment expenx IdeFr Bank Charges GovffiianrA Costs 10.185 11441 8.633 9.525 6,720 3J05 8.850 3,1 5(Kl 817 531 164 430 82 .037 12 216 360 360 833 812 2025 2024 Cov•rnaD¢• Company HouJ¢ r#urn 13 Staiutory #c¢4unts prepW￿l0ft •nd Indep￿dent ExAminAtion 799 833 799 812 O. llld¢peJdent ExAmlDees remunerntlo 2D25 2024 Sthtutory accounts prryjar8tio￿ and Indepthdfflt ExaMin￿10n £79912024 £775) 799 R¢muneration ()r ¢xpens¢s We￿ not pid to the Trustees forttr* year (2024- NIL) except for a minority of trustee5 wb) had serviees and expense payn*nt5 IS outlined in r¢l8t¢d party tianwtions per note 13 p4¢ 14 793 13 Epiphany Arts Trust LYOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS Contd. year ended 31 May 2025 2025 2024 7. Stock Directors valuation of Stock of CDS at the year end . Debtors 2025 2024 Gift Aid Tax Due 2.¢X)9 9. Bank and C#Jh 2025 2024 Petty Cash Bank Accounts 28.077 28.080 10. Creditors . falllng due less than one yeAr 2025 2024 Accrnals 799 799 799 799 11. Flxed Aseets 21ns 2024 Cost ( Mu5ica] Instruments ) Addilions this year Less Depreciation Nct Book V8]ue 3,605 3,605 1,301 1.661 11 Rutrlcted Fund Movements Fund BJl4Dce 31 May 2025 FllDd B•l*llee 31 May 2024 Intoming Outgoing Re￿Ircu Re￿llre Various donor5 7.150 7.150 9,794 15,570 15,570 1,374 1,374 14 Epiphany Arts Trust NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS Cont year ended 31 May 2025 13. Relgted P*rty Tr*wa¢tioTrs Lirtdll Entwislle rK¢ived £6.720 (2024 £6.720) for s￿rt￿rial suvices pmvided Ri¢lwd Williarnson £8.850 (2024 £9.525) for Musicaj DireC￿r 5ervitts required ye1mb￿r8e￿¢•ts for bth8ltttsi eiptnw wer¢ made to Richard Williamson £3.353 {2024 £4.504) Lind& Entwisde £1.777 (2024 £3281 S￿5￿n Williwnsoll Sam Williamson £525 (2024 £499) (wif¢ of Richard WilliwN4on) £613 (2024 £420) (son of Ridwd Williarnson) 15 Epiphany Arts Trust NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS Cont year ended 31 I￿￿Y 2025 Note 14 previo￿ year SOFA Ye*r ended 31 May 2024 Unrtstrleted Tot*1 Funds 2024 2024 2024 INCOME Donations 20.189 21,845 42.034 Charitabk Activitirs 20.896 Investment In¢om¢ 274 274 To¢*1 IAeorn¢ 20.189 43,OT5 63204 Expendltwr¢ ChArlt•bl¢ A¢tlvltleB 13.039 30.528 43.567 Totsi Exp¢tydtt• 13,039 30,528 43.567 Net i#¢omel( Exp¢thdlture) •Ad movemewi ID 7.150 12,487 19.637 ReeoM¢lll*tlon gf funds: Total ti￿d9 brought forward 23.978 23.978 Total fi]nds carried forward 7.150 36.463 43,615 16