2024-06-30-accounts

Reglstered number 08113141 Chabad Lubavitch Of Birmingham Campuses Limited Repoit and Accounts 30 June 2024

Chabad Lubavitch Of Birmingham Campuses Limited Accountants, Report Ac¢ountants' report to the dlrectors of Chabad Lubavttch Of Birniingham Campuses Limlted YOLF consider that the company is exempt from an audit for the year ended 30 June 2024. You have acknowledged, on the balance sheet, your responsibilities for complying with the reqU1￿MentS of the Companies Act 2006 with respect to accounting records and the preparation of accounts. These responsibilities include preparing accounts that give a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the company at the end of the finanaal year and of its profrt or loss for the financial year. In accordance with your instructions. we have prepared the accounts which comprise the Profit and Loss Account, the Balance Sheet and the relaied notes from the accounting records of the coinpany and on the basis of information and explanations you have given to us. We have not carried out an audit or any other review, and consequently we do not express any opinion on these accounts. AccountancyNetwork Accountants for Business 4A Scotch Orchard Lichfiel Staffs WS13 68Z 5 February 2025

Chabad Lubavitch Of Birmingham Campuses Llmited Registered number: 08113141 Directors, Report The directors present their repDrt and accounts for the year ended 30 June 2024. Princlpal activities The company's principal actiw'ty during the year Continued to be the provision of student support services and activities on the Bimiingham campuses. Directors The following persons served as directors during the year. Y A J Angyalfi E D Brackman Y Y Cheruff P P Efune J C Golomb Small company provisions This report has been prepared in accordance with the provisions in Part 15 of the Companies Act 2006 applicable to companies subject to the small companios regime. This report was approved by the board on 5 February 2025 and signed on Its behalf. Y Y Cheruff Direclor

Chabad Lubavitch Of Birmingham Campuses Limited Profit and Loss Account for the year ended 30 June 2024 2024 2023 Turnover 150,999 132,328 Cost of sales (64,340) (54.010) Gross proflt 86,659 78,318 Administrative expenses (94,150) (54,228) Oporatlng (loss)Iprofit (7,491) 24,090 Interest receivable {Loss)Iprofit before taxation {7,482) 24,090 Tax on (loss)Iprofit (Loss)Iprofit for the finanGlal year 7.482 24,090

Chabad Lubavitch Of Birmingham Campuses Limited Registered number: 08113141 Balance Sheet as at 30 June 2024 Notes 2024 2023 Fixed ass8ts Tangible assets 460,955 464,955 Current assets Cash at bank and in hand 13,284 21,362 Creditors: amounts falllng due within one year (138,549) {143,145) Net current liabllltleg (125.265) (121,783) Net assets 335.690 343,172 Capltal and reserves Profi't and loss account 335,690 343,172 Shareholderfs funds 335,690 343,172 The directors are satisfied that the company Is entiued to exemption from the requirement to obtaln an audit under sects'on 477 of the Companies Act 2006. The member has not required the company fo obtain an audit in accordance with section 476 of the Act. The directors acknowledge Iheir responsibilities for complying with th8 requirements of the Companies Act 2006 with respect to accounting records and the preparation of accounts. The accounts have been prepared and deliVe￿d in accordance with the special provlsions applicable to companies subject to the Small companies regime. The profit and loss account has not been delivered to the Registrar of Companies. Y Y Cheruff Director Approved by the board on 5 February 2025

Chabad Lubavltch Of Birmingham Campuses Llmlted Notes to the Accounts for the year anded 30 June 2024 l Accounting poll¢les Basis of preparation The accounts have been prepared under the hi$iorical cost convention and in a¢¢ordance vrith FRS 102. The Financial Reporling Standard applicable in the UK and R9public of Ireland (as applied to small enlities by section 1A of stsndard). Croditors Short term credilor5 are measured at transaGtion price (vthlch is usually the Invoice pricel. Loans and other financial liabilitie5 are initially reCOgn￿ed at transaclion price net of any transaction cost5 and subsequently measured at amortised c05t delemiined using the effectiv6 Interest method. 2 Employee8 2024 Number 2023 Number Average number of persons employed by the ¢L￿panY 3 Tanglble fsxed assets Land and bulldlngs Cost Addition$ At 30 June 2024 460,955 460,955 Depreclation At 30 Jun6 2024 Net book value At 30 June 2024 At 30 June 2023 460.955 4 Credltors: amounts falllng due wlthln one year 2024 2023 Lo•n$ Tax81ion and social seGuriiy costs Other creditors 137,0(XJ 137,000 225 5.920 143.145 1,549 138,549 S Other informatlon Chabad Lubavitch Of Birmingham Carnpu5es Limiied is a company limitad by guarentee Ènd consequently does not have share capital. The Registered office is 11 Oakfield R¢)ad Birmingham West Midlands B297JS

Chabad Lubavitch Of Bimingham Campuses Limited Detailed profit and loss account for the year ended 30 June 2024 This schedule does not form part of the statutory accounts 2024 2023 Sales Grants & Donations 150.999 132,328 Cost of sales Food, catering and events other direct costs 54,432 9,908 64,340 48,950 5,060 54,010 Administrative expenses Employee costs: Wages and salaries Directors, salaries Pensions Staff training and welfare Travel and subsistence 9.000 9.000 165 2,220 6,004 26,389 9,000 9,000 166 1,277 19.443 Premises costs.. Storage rent Propety repairs Light and heat Cleaning 13,728 16.643 4.966 6,931 42,268 8,620 3,349 11,969 General administrative expenses: Telephone and fax Stationerylpostage Bank charges Insurance Repairs and maintenance Depreciation Student support Donations Sundry expenses 751 3,281 446 1,358 727 3,091 247 4,956 7,748 1,000 2,602 4,298 11,917 24,653 4,207 21,976 Legal and professional costs: Accountancy fees 840 840 840 94,150 54,228

CHABAD LUBAVITCH OF BIRMINGHAM CAMPUSES:

Trustees' report (incorporating directors' report)

for the year ended 30th June 2024

The trustees present their annual report and financial statements for the year ended 30th June 2024.

Reference and Administrative Information

Reference and administrative information is shown on page 1 of the financial statements and forms part of this report.

Constitution:

The Charity is constituted as a limited company governed by the Memorandum and Articles of Association dated 20th June 2012.

Organisational structure

The power to appoint new trustees is vested in the current board. It is not the intention of the trustees of the charity to appoint any new trustees. Should the situation change in the future, the trustees will apply suitable recruitment induction and training procedures. All funds are raised by the trustees.

Objects for Public Benefit

The objects are to advance and promote and provide facilities for the practice of the Jewish Religion in accordance with Orthodox Jewish tenets.

The trustees have considered the Charity Commission's general guidance on public benefit.

Review of Activities and Achievements

The trustees are satisfied with results for the year.

Reserve Policy

The trustees do not seek to maintain reserves other than to ensure that the charity is able to continue to operate.

Risk Review

The trustees have confirmed that there are no major risks to which the charity is exposed.

This report has been prepared in accordance with the special provisions relating to companies subject to the small companies regime within part 15 of the companies Act 2006.

Approved by the trustees on the 1st of April 2024 and signed on their behalf by

Yosef Cheruff Director - Trustee

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AUTUMN - WINTER 5784/ 2023

APPRECIATION REPORT

YOUR VITAL SUPPORT: STANDING STRONG WITH OUR JEWISH STUDENTS DURING THIS CHALLENGING TIME

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AWAKENING DAVID'S JEWISH SOUL

Growing up, David faced the bitter sting of antisemitism, a struggle he grappled with without fully understanding what it meant to be Jewish. As a student in Birmingham, he joined the Sinai Scholars programme this term. Something remarkable happened in David's life. He connected with the teachings on a profound level, and the pieces of his identity began to fall into place . The onceconfusing puzzle of his Jewish roots started to make sense. With newfound understanding and connection, he put on Tefillin for the first time, speaking volumes about the transformation happening within him. David reflects on his journey, saying, "Taking part in this course has been an

enlightening experience. I have started to observe some of the Mitzvot, and it has helped me create a space in which I can transcend the physical." Your investment in knowledge and education extends beyond David's story. "I have really loved spending time with like-minded university students who are as interested in learning about Judaism as I am. I am grateful for this opportunity and excited to continue to learn and grow with my community!" shares Katie Freedman, one of the enthusiastic participants. Izaac Roberts echoes the sentiment, expressing how Sinai Scholars has been a "fun and engaging experience that has brought me closer to Judaism." Ella Goldwater adds a unique perspective, noting, "Sinai

scholars have given me a new and fascinating perspective of Judaism. The trip to the Mikvah, in particular, enabled me to experience my Judaism rather than just learning in a classroom. I feel the connection of our ancient traditions to the modern world."

In today's climate, your support in the education of our young people through the Sinai Scholars programme is more important than ever. Your investment is shaping journeys like David's.

Through your support, you are helping create a community of knowledgeable, engaged individuals who carry the torch of Judaism into the future. Thank you for being an essential part of David's transformative story and the education of our future leaders!

CELEBRATING THE HIGH HOLIDAY: YOUR IMPACT BEYOND BORDERS

Your generosity truly shaped the High Holiday celebrations, ensuring that our Chabad community thrives physically and spiritually . The Pre-fast Yom Kippur meal nourished the body and souls of our students. The Chabad Sukkah, transformed by your commitment, became a joyous hub, reinforcing that sense of belonging and community we all cherish. Thanks to your support, door-to-door visits brought the beauty of Lulav and Etrog directly to our students, creating a connection to our shared heritage.

SHABBAT SHALOM: OVER 100 FRESHERS UNITE FOR THE FIRST SHABBAT OF THE YEAR!

The joyous sound of laughter and camaraderie filled the air as over 100 freshers came together to celebrate the first Shabbat of the year. It was heart warming to witness new friendships being forged, a strong foundation for the tight-knit community that continues to flourish here at Chabad. Your partnership gives a sense of belonging and community to students during their university experience.

"I am so grateful to Chabad and its special donors for providing me with a home from home, somewhere to feel safe and comfortable!" expresses Amy Brown, highlighting the impact of your support on individual experiences.

MITZVAHS FOR ISRAEL & CANDLE LIGHTING: YOUR IMPACT AT WORK

Shortly after Simchat Torah we gathered to "Do a Mitzvah for Israel," committing to positive change. Each student pledged a new mitzvah, showing unity and Jewish pride in these challenging times. Your generosity also lit up the Candle Lighting Campaign for Israel, bringing light and spirit to hundreds of Jewish students. Thanks for making a positive impact and being part of our journey!

CHALLAH BAKE AND DELIVERIES: SPREADING LOVE THROUGH YOUR KINDNESS

Your contribution made the Challah bake and deliveries to the elderly a heartwarming reality. The aroma of freshly baked Challah filled the air, and your kindness brought not just delicious challah but also warmth and companionship to the homes of the elderly in our community.

THE SECRET OF THE JEWISH WOMAN: YOUR SUPPORT FOR EMPOWERMENT

Female university students, inspired by your support, gathered to explore "The Secret of the Jewish Woman."

Allie Bohm reflects on the impact, saying, "This course has deepened my understanding of what it means to be a young Jewish woman in an ever-changing modern society. The importance and relevance of Jewish values in everyday life, such as relationships or raising a family, is often overlooked. But this course has encouraged me to see these values and teachings as a power and as a gift that I will carry with me always."

Mai Ozon shares a sentiment of joy, stating, "The highlight of our week - we learn with laughter and a light heart, it brightens our soul."

Your contribution has empowered these students on a journey of self-discovery and exploration, fostering a deeper connection to their femininity according to the Torah and Kabbalah.

YOU SPREAD THE CHANUKAH CHEER WITH CARE PACKAGES!

Thanks to your incredible generosity, we've been on a mission to brighten up everyone's Chanukah with our awesome care packages! Packed with menorahs, candles, dreidels, chocolate coins, latkes, and doughnuts, these packages are like a Chanukah party in a box. But it wasn’t just for the lucky recipient – we encouraged everyone to share the Chanukah love with their Jewish or non-Jewish flatmates! Thank you for making celebrating our Judaism at university a cosy and joyous experience for everyone!

FROM THE DESK OF RABBI YOSSI & RIVKI

Dear Cherished Partner,

We hope this newsletter finds you well.

As the first term of the academic year ends, We would like to share the incredible impact that your generous support has had on our student community here at Birmingham Campuses.

This has been a challenging time for Jewish students, navigating pain, fear, and uncertainty. Your support has become a lifeline, thank you!

Your partnership truly makes a profound difference in their lives. We're delighted to share these highlights of the inspiring moments your support helped create.

Thank you for being here with us, standing on the front lines, supporting students physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Together, we are emerging stronger and more connected.

Your generosity is not just a financial contribution but an investment in the growth, connection, and enrichment of our community.

With heartfelt prayers for our brothers and sisters in the Holy Land and the safety of Jewish people worldwide.

We are so grateful for the part that you are doing for the Jewish people in Birmingham. Am Yisrael Chai!

Thank you,

Yossi and Rivki Cheruff

Directors, Chabad on Campus, Birmingham

WOULD YOU LIKE TO CONTINUE TO SUPPORT THE JEWISH STUDENTS AND COMMUNITY?

• Yes! I'd like to continue making a difference for the students and community.

£1000 - Provide a full week of classes and activities

• £500 - Sponsor Shabbat for the students

£250 - Sponsor a Sinai Scholars Session

• £180 - Sponsor a Loaves of Love

• : + Please Gift Aid my donation

3 Easy Ways to Donate:

Please talk to me about leaving a legacy to Chabad Lubavitch of Birmingham Campuses.

1. Send a Cheque in the enclosed envelope

2. Bank transfer to Chabad Lubavitch of Birmingham Campuses.

Sort code 40-51-62

Account number 65468017

1. Donate online at BirminghamChabad.com/donate

Chabad of Birmingham Campuses is an independant charity 1152308 11 Oakfield Road, Selly Park Birmingham, B29 7HH. Yossi 07805 092236 Rivki 07805 367672 [e-mail]

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ILLUMINATING HOPE YOUR SUPPORT EMPOWERS RESILIENCE ON CAMPUS

In the face of recent challenges on campus, your unwavering support continues to be a beacon of hope and strength for our community.

Despite the shadows of adversity, a radiant light of resilience and Jewish pride shines brightly, illuminating our campus.

Jewish students, undeterred by the encampment's presence, proudly displayed their heritage, with Tefillin on their arms, Challah in hand, and Shabbat candles aglow.

These moments of pride and resilience are made possible by your generous support, serving as a testament to the transformative impact of your belief in Jewish life on campus.

Your dedication empowers us with courage and determination, fostering a community where hope prevails. Thank you for your steadfast support in illuminating hope and resilience on our campus.

Family News and Celebration: Mendel's Bar Mitzvah!

Thank you to all those who sent good wishes and or joined Mendel's first Tefillin experience and Bar Mitzvah! It was truly a community celebration, and as they say “it takes a village to raise a child”.

All of you far and near are part of our village and community and we could not be more proud parents and grateful to our friends and extended family who have a huge part in Mendels upbringing and becoming of a man.

Your generosity empowers students and extended community to embrace their Judaism joyfully and join in these kind of celebrations. Thank you for lighting up these moments and supporting our community.

Special Purim Students, Faculty, and Community

Thanks to your generous support, Purim was a joyous occasion for students, faculty, and our wider community. You made it possible to create a vibrant celebration, filled with joy, laughter and camaraderie.

Your support ensured that everyone could come together to experience the magic of Purim, fostering connection and strengthening our community.

We are deeply grateful for your commitment to making meaningful experiences like this possible. Thank you for your generosity and dedication!

THANKS TO YOU, RACHEL EXPERIENCED HER FIRST SEDER

STRENGTHENING FOUNDATIONS: YOUR SUPPORT FOR THE NEW ROOF

We are thrilled to announce the completion of a vital project: a new roof for our Chabad House. This renovation was urgently needed to address issues of leaking and mold. Thank you for your generous support. Your contribution made this essential upgrade possible, ensuring the safety and comfort of all who gather under its roof for years to come.

Rachel's first Seder at Chabad was a night she’ll never forget.

She felt curious and excited as she walked in, unsure of what to expect. But thanks to the warmth and hospitality of the Chabad community, she quickly felt right at home.

With your support, the Chabad House remains a welcoming and secure space where our Jewish students can come together to celebrate, learn, and grow.

We are immensely grateful for your support in safeguarding the heart of our community. Thank you for your generosity and dedication.

From the lively discussions to the interactive rituals, Rachel was amazed by how inclusive and welcoming everyone was.

One moment that really stood out to Rachel was when the children recited the “Mah Nishtanah” (Four Questions) followed by all the adults together. It made her think deeply about the importance of imparting our values to the next generation.

Participating in the Seder also helped Rachel feel more connected to her Jewish identity and understand the true meaning of freedom.

Rachel asked us to thank the generous donors who make these events possible. Without your support, she wouldn't have had this unforgettable experience.

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MAZEL TOV!

We are delighted to share and celebrate the wonderful milestones within our community.

Here are some joyous occasions we are thrilled to announce:

Ron and Sarah Davis on the birth of a great-granddaughter. Abigail Gilbert and Tolly Cohen on your marriage. Hannah Glass and Gidon Ross on your marriage. Natasha Hertz and Dov Seitler on your marriage. Joel and Elisha Marks on the birth of Haleli Tzofiya . Nyman Family on the birth of twin grandchildren. Miriam and Josh Nassim on the birth of Natan Eliav . Josh and Rachel Caplan on the birth of Micah Raphael . Tammy Kwartz and Jacob Gersch on your upcoming wedding. Natalia Berke and Simmy Wahnon on your upcoming wedding.

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FROM THE DESK OF RABBI YOSSI & RIVKI

Dear Cherished Partner,

We hope this newsletter finds you well.

As the academic year draws to a close, we are excited to share the incredible impact your generous support has had on our student community here at Birmingham Campuses.

This has been a challenging time for Jewish students, navigating fear and uncertainty, particularly during the anti-Israel encampment. However, your unwavering support has provided students with strength and Jewish pride.

Through tefillin, challah, and Shabbat candles on campus, you have empowered them to maintain their identity and connection to their heritage during these difficult moments. Thank you for being here with us, standing on the front lines, supporting students physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Together, we are emerging stronger and more connected.

With heartfelt prayers for our brothers and sisters in the Holy Land and the safety of Jewish people worldwide. Am Yisrael Chai!

Thank you,

Yossi and Rivki Cheruff

Rabbi Yossi and Rivki Cheruff

Directors, Chabad on Campus, Birmingham

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WOULD YOU LIKE TO CONTINUE STANDING STRONG WITH OUR STUDENTS?

Yes! I'd like to continue supporting our students!

£1000 Campus Guardian £500 Student Supporter £360 Mitzvah Maker £180 Community Builder

Name: _________

Please Gift Aid my donation

Please talk to me about leaving a legacy to Chabad Lubavitch of Birmingham Campuses.

3 Easy Ways to Donate:

1.Send a Cheque in the enclosed envelope

2.Bank transfer to Chabad Lubavitch of Birmingham Campuses. Sort code 40-51-62. Account number 65468017

3.Donate online at BirminghamChabad.com/donate

Chabad Lubavitch of Birmingham Campuses is an independant charity 1152308 11 Oakfield Road, Selly Park Birmingham, B29 7HH. Yossi: 07805 092236 Rivki: 07805 367672 [e-mail]