New Hope Community Church Accounts 04102123 to 03102124
Receipts
Total Income for the period, Including charity shop tskings, grants received
and freewill church member offerings.
£140,465
Total spending this accounting period
£171,875
Cash at bank as of 03102124
£50,476
Sample of significant costs this accounting period
Staff salaries and Nl
£111,220
Derbyshire County Council warehouse costs
£3527
Printin& ststionaryp advertising
£3500
Insurance
£2743
Tearfund Ukraine support
£2500
Volunteer expenses
£4859
Sklp hire furnlture project
£1800
Moming Stsr, India orphanage
£600
Pasuda containers x 2
£7950
Bailey drive warehouse floor weight expenses
Health and Safety
£1103
£1144
Fuel costs car malntenance
£2390
Utilltles and webslte
£4779

Additional warehouse entrance and shutter maintenance
£3766
Pocket testaments
£710
Stsir-lift maintenance
£495
Consumables
£4030
Furniture project inc fridge freezers and multi•cookers
£2324
Maintenance / paint / CCTV
£1426
Waste collection church and foodbank
£1800
Laptop
£549
Hollinsend fire safety
£426
Gavlns foundation Building Insurance and rent
£1145

General fund opening balance
£69,112
General fund closing balance
£42.937
Foodbank opening balance
£8114
Foodbank closing balance
£5304
Charity shop opening balance
£4662
Charity shop closing balance
£2237
Foodbank stock valuation opening
£11.700
Foodbank Stock year end
£12.779
Foodbank meals delivered this accounting period
50.054
Furniture stock valuation opening
£9,700
Furniture stock valuation year end
£3.200
Fumlture house packs delivered 21 with totsl value
£17,325
Charity shop valuation
£10.500
Assets. foodbank vehlcle
£4250

Recelpts and payments accounts
l) Receipts and payments accounts are statements that summarise the
movement of cash into and out of the charity during the financial year.
In this context "cash" includes cash equivalents, for example, bank
accounts where cash can be readily withdrawn to pay for debts as they
become due.
2) Grants
Derbyshire County Council
T.G.F
Food poverty N.E.
Co•OP
£2000
£5000
£1533
£1017
£5000
S.Y.C.F

Statements of accounts verified on 2nd July 2024 by Jill Lawson
These final statements are accepted on behalf of the charfty
Signed.........
..Dated....
Paul Slmpson
Slgned.......
Dawn Howe
Sl8ned..
Alan Brazler

Aims and Objectives
The aims and objectives of the trust are
for the benefit of the public and relief of
persons In hardship together with the
advancement of the Christian faith.
Communlty Benefit
The charity shop continues to be well
supported by the local community, both
with donations and purchases. There
are now many regulars and new clients
in attendance, helping to avoid
unwanted items going to landfill and
also providing volunteer and paid roles
withln the shop itself.
Foodbank continued to operate 5 days
per week throughout the year. All food
parcels were delivered to local referred
clients within a 6 mile radius of S20 3GZ.
Furniture projert dellvered house packs
to support clients fleeing domestic
vlolence and/or comlng out of
homelessness. Working with frontline
care professionals the alm of the project
Is to turn an empty shell into a home.
All Items are either purchased directly
or recycled from publlc donations.
Followlng discusslons with D.C.C. the
foodbank vacated Unit 3, Norwood
Industrlal Estate. Thls had been the base
of operations since December 2012.
Foodbank and Furniture projert now
operate from one warehouse and to
facllltate the merger and allow the

necessary updating of building works
the furniture project was suspended
between October and January.
Well established mental health support
groups have continued to meet weekly.
These follow the 12 Step Grow
programme• group's average between 7
to 15 attendees.
The trustees and church leaders would
like to thank all the staff and volunteers
together with our partner churches for
their continued support in aidlng the
delivering of the various projects and
support groups.
In person Church meetings which are
open to everyone continued to be held
every Sunday and midweek.
In closin& our thanks to the local
supemiarkets, busine55e5, councils,
funders and countless members of the
publlc for their continued generous
support throughout this accounting
period.