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Registered number 08113141 Chabad Lubavitch Of Birmingham Campuses Limited Report and Accounts 30 June 2025

Chabad Lubavitch Of Bimiingham Campuses Limited Accountants. Report Accountants. report to the dlrectors of Chabad Lubavitch Of Birniingham Campuses Limited You consider that the company is exempt from an audrt for the year ended 30 June 2025. You have acknowledged, on the balance sheet, your responsibilities for comRlying with the requirements 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 financial year and of its profit and 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 related notes from the accounting records of the company and on the basis of information and explanations you have given to us. We ha've not carried out an audit or any other revivw, and consequently we do not express any opinion on these accounts. AccountanCyNe￿rk Accountants for Business 4A Scotch Orchard Lichfield Staffs WS13 6BZ 18 March 2026

Chabad Lubavitch Of Binningham Campuses Limited Registered number: 08113141 Directors, Report The directors present their report and accounts for the year ended 30 June 2025 Principal activities The company's principal activity during the year continued to be the provision of student support services and activities on the Birmingham 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 accordan￿ with the provisions in Part 15 of the Companies Act 2006 applicable to companies subject to the small companies regime. This report was approved by the board on 18 March 2026 and signed on its behalf. Y Y Cheruff Director

Chabad Lubavltch Of Birmingham Campuses Limited Profit and Loss Account for the year ended 30 June 2025 2.025 2,024 Turnover 79,510 150,999 Cost of sales (33,332) (64,340} Gross profit 46,178 86,659 Administrative expenses (45,479) (94,150) Operating profiU(loss) 699 (7,491 } Interest receivable Profitl(loss) before tsxation 699 (7,482) Tax on profitl(loss) Profitllloss) for the financlal year 699 7,482)

CHABAD LUBAVITCH OF BIRMINGHAM CAMPUSES:

Trustees' report (incorporating directors' report)

for the year ended 30th June 2025

The trustees present their annual report and financial statements for the year ended 30th June 2025.

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. Please see below for reports and pictures of our activities.

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 30[th] of April 2024 and signed on their behalf by

Y Y Cheruff Director - Trustee

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AUTUMN - WINTER 5785/ 2024

APPRECIATION REPORT

YOUR GENEROSITY IN ACTION YOUR IMPACT, THEIR JOURNEY: SEE THE POWERFUL MOMENTS YOU'VE MADE POSSIBLE

A High Holiday Season Filled with Meaning— Thanks to You

Thanks to your unwavering support, the holidays at Chabad on Campus were nothing short of extraordinary. Each celebration was a testament to your generosity and commitment to our students' Jewish connection. Here’s how YOU made a difference:

A Warm Welcome to the New Year

You brought students together for a beautiful Rosh Hashanah dinner, where they shared reflections on the past year and made inspiring resolutions. The room buzzed with connection, laughter, and the sweet taste of apples and honey.

Pride and Unity on Campus

With your help, students gathered for Shofar blowing in the heart of campus, expressing their pride in their Jewish faith in an environment that can sometimes feel unwelcoming.

A Joyful Sukkot

Students and professors alike celebrated together under the stars in the sukkah you built. Joyful meals, meaningful conversations, and a palpable sense of unity marked every moment.

Lulav, Sushi, and Connection

You made it possible for students to shake the Lulav and Etrog at a lively sukkah gathering filled with delicious sushi, warm soups, and endless smiles.

Honouring Shemini Atzeret with Unity

Through your support, students joined in hakafot, reciting special prayers to remember the victims of October 7. Your impact created an atmosphere of deep reflection and solidarity.

MICHAEL’S JOURNEY: FROM SKEPTICISM TO CONNECTION

When Michael walked into the first session of Sinai Scholars, a programme that meets for 2 hours a week for 8 weeks and introduces students to the philosophy and practices of Judaism, he openly shared that he didn’t believe in G-d.* He admitted he was skeptical about Judaism’s relevance in his life and unsure what he would take away from the programme.

But your generosity had created a space where he felt safe to explore these questions without judgment. By the third session, Michael began to reflect differently.

He was captivated by the idea of mitzvot as a way to build a relationship with G-d . “It’s like being the caddy boy for a famous golfer,” he said. “Each mitzvah is a small act of service, but it’s part of something much greater than myself.”

Week by week, Michael’s perspective shifted. The philosophical discussions, the sense of community, and the genuine care he experienced all began to resonate. At the final session, he reflected on how far he had come. “Eight weeks ago, if you’d told me I’d be keeping Shabbat, I’d have laughed and said ‘no way.’ But today, I’m doing it. And I like it.”

Rabbi Yossi, who witnessed Michael’s journey, shared, “It’s incredible to see someone come in with doubts and leave with a newfound commitment. Michael’s story is a reminder of the power of openminded exploration and the community we’re building together.” Because of you, Michael’s journey from skepticism to connection became possible. You created a space where he could question, explore, and ultimately find his own path to Judaism. Your impact goes beyond one student—you’re helping shape the Jewish leaders of tomorrow. (*name changed to protect privacy)

NEW INITIATIVE: MENTAL HEALTH WISDOM FROM THE TORAH

You’re not just helping students connect to their faith—you’re giving them the tools to face modern challenges. This year, you helped launch a new discussion group that explores mental health through the lens of Torah wisdom. These sessions have become a safe haven where students share, connect, and learn life-changing lessons rooted in Jewish tradition. One student remarked, “This group has given me strength I didn’t know I had.”

EMPOWERING WOMEN WITH GIRLS TORAH AND TEA

Through your generosity, young women on campus are discovering the beauty of women’s mitzvot. Girls Torah and Tea is more than just a class; it’s a supportive community where students find meaning and empowerment. One participant shared, “For the first time, I see how my role as a Jewish woman is not just important but deeply inspiring. Thank you for making this possible.”

A NOTE OF GRATITUDE FROM RABBI YOSSI AND RIVKI

Dear Cherished Partner,

YOU are the heart and soul of everything we do. Every meal shared, every Shabbat candle lit, every connection made—it’s all because of you. Your unwavering commitment and generosity have transformed Chabad on Campus into a beacon of light, a place where students find their roots, their community, and their faith.

You made it possible for students to gather together and celebrate the joy of Jewish life, even in challenging environments.

You created a space where Michael, who once doubted his connection to G-d, discovered the profound meaning of mitzvot and is now embracing Shabbat.

You made it possible for young women to find strength and inspiration through Torah and Tea, and for countless others to explore the wisdom of the Torah in ways that address their mental health and personal growth.

Because of you, students feel seen, supported, and proud of their heritage.

Your kindness extends far beyond the campus; it shapes the Jewish future, one meaningful experience at a time.

We are humbled and inspired every day by your dedication and hope to continue this journey with you.

Your impact is felt in every hug, every prayer, and every step toward a brighter Jewish tomorrow.

From all of us at Chabad, thank you for being an integral part of this journey.

Thank you,

Yossi and Rivki Cheruff

Chabad on Campus, Birmingham

Join Us in Creating More Moments of Connection and Growth!

Your continued support helps us reach more students and create meaningful Jewish experiences. Every gift, large or small, directly fosters connection, learning, and growth. Together, we can empower the next generation of Jewish leaders.

Ways You Can Make an Impact:

£1800 – Sponsor a Full Week of Classes and Activities

£500 – Sponsor a Shabbat Celebration

£360 – Sponsor a Class with Dinner

£180 – Support Mental Health & Torah Wisdom Sessions

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

• Donate online at BirminghamChabad.com/donate

Name: ________

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]

APPRECIATION REPORT - SPRING 2025

Your support has been unwavering this term!

So much learning, joy, and Jewish pride is happening because of YOU.

Because of your kindness, Shabbat meals, megillah readings, deep Torah learning, and Jewish pride are alive and thriving in Birmingham.

We even had visiting students from Israel who were shocked—in the best way—by the unity and warmth of the Jewish community here. They saw students from all backgrounds, just curious – sitting around one shabbat table, singing together, discussing deep ideas, asking questions and really enjoying one another’s company.… all because of you.

This is what builds the Jewish future.

This is what builds the leaders of tomorrow.

From the bottom of our hearts—thank you.

We could not do it without you.

With deep appreciation, Yossi & Rivki

You brought Purim joy and Jewish pride!

You brought so many students to Shul to hear the Megillah this Purim. And when Haman’s name was read aloud – You should’ve heard the noise!

Thanks to your support, the graggers were loud, the energy was electric, and the message was clear: We will stamp out evil and raise up light and goodness.

You made that happen.

CHABAD BIRMINGHAM · 11 OAKFIELD ROAD, SELLY PARK, B29 7HH · 0121 258 4249 · BIRMINGHAMCHABAD.COM

Tefillin, Candles, and Challah: You helped us stand tall on Campus While antisemitism raised its voice, YOU helped us raise ours. You gave them the confidence and community to do that. We showed up as proud Jews on campus—thanks to you.

Your gift keeps giving: Sinai Scholars keep learning

Because of you, students aren’t just finishing the programme—they're continuing with deep, thoughtful courses on faith, free choice, and why bad things happen to good people. You're building lifelong learners.

This is real, ongoing Jewish growth – thanks to you.

Two Sinai Groups. One Goal: Jewish growth

Basic and advanced classes meet weekly—thanks to you. Students are deepening their understanding and their connection to Judaism. You're enriching their lives and their future.

CHABAD BIRMINGHAM · 11 OAKFIELD ROAD, SELLY PARK, B29 7HH · 0121 258 4249 · BIRMINGHAMCHABAD.COM

A space for Jewish women to grow

A weekly girls' class explores identity and the Jewish psyche.

This space, this connection—it’s all your doing.

You brought authentic Gemara learning to campus

Because of you, boys who’ve spent time in yeshiva now have the opportunity to reconnect with real Torah learning right here on campus.

Every week, they join a proper Gemara shiur—deep, challenging, authentic.

You’ve given them something they’ve missed: the chance to dive into the Talmud, ask questions, debate, and grow.

This isn't just learning—it's connection, it's identity, it's soul nourishment. Thank you for making that possible.

You created a true open Jewish home—every Shabbat

There is only one place in Birmingham where every Jewish student is always welcome for Shabbat—no invite needed, no charge, no barriers.

At Chabad, students can sign up any week, and we never turn anyone away. You’ve created a space where students feel safe, welcomed, and at home. That space only exists because of you.

Can you help us keep it going—for Pesach and next term?

Please help support Jewish students on campus again.

Your donation today helps us prepare for a joyful, meaningful Pesach, and continue supporting Jewish students next term with powerful Jewish experiences.

CHABAD BIRMINGHAM · 11 OAKFIELD ROAD, SELLY PARK, B29 7HH · 0121 258 4249 · BIRMINGHAMCHABAD.COM

APPRECIATION REPORT - SPRING 2025

• Donate today: birminghamchabad.com/donate

Bank Transfer Details:

Chabad Lubavitch of Birmingham Campuses Account No: 65468017 Sort Code: 40-51-62 Charity no 1152308

Be a Pesach Hero:

Pillar of Jewish Life - £1800

• Matzah Donor – £500

• Wine Donor – £360

• Haggadah Donor – £180

~~Thank you again for everything. You’re making a real difference.~~

CHABAD BIRMINGHAM · 11 OAKFIELD ROAD, SELLY PARK, B29 7HH · 0121 258 4249 · BIRMINGHAMCHABAD.COM

CHABAD om cAMpu• iIAkllMOHA¥ Dear <>, As the academic year wraps up. we wanted to take a moment 10 show you just how much your generosiry has meant to our students. From the deeply personal to the joyfully comrnunaL you've been behind every smile. every slice of pizza. every rnean1ngfi￿ moment. Thanks to you, here's what the last term looked like: [I'it'ii,:' l-l You Were at Theirseder Table When Passover coincided with medical exams, some students couldn't go home. Because of you, we were able to host a warm, welcoming Seder right here on campus. One student confide(L "I was so unsure-would it feel like home? But it ended up being one of my favourite Seders ever." That comfort, that sense of belonging-that was you.

41 You Showed Up With Pizza and Kindness Trvo Mondays during exam season. your support brought picnic suppers right to the students on campus. Amid deadlines and revision stress, your pizza and ice lollies were more than food -they were love in action. ou rnade the effort to come to us," one student said. felt so &ved for-it really

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11 You Kept the Shabbat Table Full and Open Week in and week out, your support kept the doors open and the Shabbat table full. Students know they have a place to g￿t0 exhale. reconnect. and be part of something larger. Many simply call it"home.- That consistency7 That warnith7 That* all you.

< You Gave Them a Shavuot to Remember For students still on campus during Shavuot, you gave the gift of comrnuniry. From a thought- provoking Tikkun Leil to a joyful garden pany with a dairy buffeL you made sure no one felt alone on the holiday. Because of you. Jewish life continued with beaury and depth-even at the quiet end of tenn. Thank You for Being the Heart oflt All Every moment of Joy, comfort, and connection we were able to offer this terni was only possible because of your generous heart. You are building a Jewish home on campus. One Shabbat. one holiday. one student at a time. With heartfeli gratitude. Rabbi Yossi & Rivki Cheruff Chabad on Campus - Birniingham None of thls happens wlthout you. Help us contlnue to be there for Jewtsh students- right when they need it most. Supp(xt JO￿8h Students Today