||**Trustees' Annual Report for the Period 2021-2022**|**Trustees' Annual Report for the Period 2021-2022**|**Trustees' Annual Report for the Period 2021-2022**|**Trustees' Annual Report for the Period 2021-2022**|**Trustees' Annual Report for the Period 2021-2022**|**Trustees' Annual Report for the Period 2021-2022**|**Trustees' Annual Report for the Period 2021-2022**|**Trustees' Annual Report for the Period 2021-2022**|
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**Charity name** Autism All Stars Foundation UK **Other names charity is known by** Autism All Stars **Registered charity number (if any)** 1152681 **Charity's principal address** Midhurst White Lodge Gardens Redhill, Surrey **Postcode RH1 5DL** 

## **Names of the charity trustees who manage the charity** 

|1<br>2<br>3<br>4<br>5<br>6<br>7<br>8<br>9<br>10<br>11<br>12<br>13<br>14<br>15<br>16<br>17<br>18<br>19<br>20|**Trustee name**|**Office (if any)**|**Dates acted if not for whole**<br>**year **|**Name of person (or body) entitled**<br>**to appoint trustee (ifany)**|
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||Georgina Buswell|Secretary||Board of Trustees|
||Rebecca Stone|Treasurer||Board of Trustees|
||Christopher Ramsay|Trustee||Board of Trustees|
||LynseyClarke|Trustee||Board of Trustees|
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## **Names of the trustees for the charity, if any, (for example, any custodian trustees)** 

**Name Dates acted if not for whole year** 

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## **Names and addresses of advisers (Optional information)** 

|**Type of adviser**|**Name**<br>**Address**|**Name**<br>**Address**|
|---|---|---|
|**Accountant**|Helen Ainsworth|HMA Accountancy Services<br>Flat 12,<br>Killasser Court,<br>Station Approach,<br>Tadworth,<br>KT20 5AN|
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## **Name of chief executive or names of senior staff members (Optional information)** 

Helen Wallace-Iles 

## **Section B Structure, governance and management** 

## **Description of the charity’s trusts** 

Type of governing document[Constitution ] 

How the charity is constituted[The charity is constituted as a trust governed by trust deed dated 18th ] April 2011 

Trustee selection methods[Elected by the Board of Trustees via unanimous vote. ] 

## **Additional governance issues (Optional information)** 

## **Trustee Selection Process** 

You **may choose** to include additional information, where Trustees are selected by either unanimous or majority vote by the charity's relevant, about: founders and existing trustees. They are selected based on their • policies and procedures experience based on Autism, Asperger's Syndrome, and its related adopted for the induction and conditions, what they can do to strengthen the charity's position, and their training of trustees; understanding of the aims and objects of the charity. 

- the charity’s organisational structure and any wider network with which the charity works; 

- relationship with any related parties; 

- trustees’ consideration of major risks and the system and procedures to manage them. 

## **Section C** 

## **Objectives and activities** 

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|**Summary of the objects of the**<br>**charity set out in its**<br>**governing document**<br>**Summary of the main**<br>**activities undertaken for the**<br>**public benefit in relation to**<br>**these objects (include within**<br>**this section the statutory**<br>**declaration that trustees have**<br>**had regard to the guidance**<br>**issued by the Charity**<br>**Commission on public**<br>**benefit)**|(1) TO RELIEVE THE NEEDS OF PEOPLE WITH AUTISTIC<br>SPECTRUM DISORDER THROUGH SUCH MEANS AS THE<br>TRUSTEES MAY DETERMINE.<br>(2) TO PROMOTE AND PROTECT GOOD HEALTH BY RAISING<br>AWARENESS OF AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER AND RELATED<br>CONDITIONS AND TO SHARE INFORMATION ABOUT THEM.|
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||ORGANISING AND HOSTING A VARIETY OF SOCIAL EVENTS AND<br>FREE CLUBS FOR PEOPLE WITH AUTISM AND ASPERGER'S<br>SYNDROME, THEIR FAMILIES AND FRIENDS.<br>GIVING TALKS AND PRESENTATIONS TO HELP RAISE<br>AWARENESS OF AUTISM AND ASPERGER'S SYNDROME.<br>OFFERING EXTENSIVE ONLINE ADVICE AND SUPPORT VIA OUR<br>WEBSITE AND ACROSS SEVERAL DIFFERENT SOCIAL MEDIA<br>PLATFORMS.<br>OFFERING PRACTICAL HELP AND THERAPEUTIC SUPPORT TO<br>AUTISTIC PEOPLE AND THEIR FAMILIES WHO ARE STRUGGLING<br>WITH MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS, LIVING IN POVERTY, VICTIMS<br>OF CRIME ETC.<br>The Trustees have had regard to the guidance issued by the Charity<br>Commission on public benefit.|



## **Additional details of objectives and activities (Optional information)** 

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You **may choose** to include further statements, where relevant, about: 

- policy on grantmaking; 

- policy programme related investment; 

- contribution made by volunteers. 

Section D 


## Achievements and performance 

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|Section D|Achievements andperformance|
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|**Summary of the main**<br>**achievements of the charity**<br>**during the year**|During the last financial year Autism All Stars has experienced a<br>reduction its usual funding sources as society recovers from the Covid<br>19 pandemic; as a result, we have implemented several new ideas.<br>The charity’s main areas of priority can be arranged into the following<br>categories:<br>1.<br>Increased Reach: Expanding local, national and international<br>awareness of our work and the positive ethos behind it.<br>2.<br>Partnerships: Establishing and strengthening on-going<br>relationships with local organisations and businesses which can either<br>help the charity increase autism awareness within the community or<br>provide our supporters with additional specialist information and advice.<br>3.<br>Fit for Purpose: Ensuring that the support we provide is both<br>relevant and useful to those living with autism, and that we promote early<br>intervention strategies to prevent families reaching crisis point.<br>4.<br>Projects: Organising regular fully inclusive events designed to<br>appeal to both people with autism and those unfamiliar with the condition.<br>Giving talks and presentations to schools, businesses, and other<br>organisations.<br>Developing an exclusive app for autistic people and their families<br>containing vital information organised by area.<br>Establishing an online helpline offering advice and support from people<br>who truly understand the many struggles autism can bring.<br>Offering free counselling and therapy services to people with additional<br>needs and their families by working in partnership with various qualified<br>professionals.<br>**Increased Reach**<br>Throughout the year, Autism All Stars has increased the range and<br>diversity of its reach using the following strategies:<br>•<br>Social media: At time of writing, our Facebook pages have over<br>47,300 members from across the globe and our Twitter feeds are<br>followed by more than 2,290 people and organisations. We also have a<br>Facebook group with over 1000 members, a strong presence on other<br>social media sites such as Pinterest where we have over 2,400 followers,<br>and an Instagram profile which currently has over 2,600 followers. Our<br>website and blog continue to provide both a carefully selected<br>signposting service and regularly reviewed and updated information on<br>both being autistic and caring for autistic people in a personal or<br>professional capacity.<br>•<br>Leaflet distribution: We have flyers about our work in various<br>locations throughout Surrey and Sussex including shopping centres,<br>businesses, leisure complexes, advice centres, libraries, schools and<br>doctors’ surgeries, as well as on many online outlets.<br>**Partnerships**<br>•<br>We have continued to nurture relationships with local businesses<br>including the Belfry Shopping Centre, Harlequin Theatre and Cinema,<br>and Cineworld Cinemas in Crawley.<br>•<br>We have strengthened our ongoing links with the Young East<br>Surrey Performing Arts (YESPA), who have held a number of hugely<br>successful autism-friendly theatre performances for us at the Harlequin<br>since 2015.|



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Section D 

Achievements and performance 

- We continue our working relationship with The Comic Shop in 

- Crawley High Street, and have initiated new work with the Geek Retreat comic and gaming shop in Reigate, both of which provide us with added exposure while at the same time benefitting the shops themselves. 

- We continue as an Official Partner of UK Charity Week which  led 

- to a significant increase in our online presence. 

- We continue to make informative videos for Instagram’s IGTV 

- channel after becoming officially recognised by YouTube. 

- We are nurturing a new relationship with local charity Crossroads 

- Care Surrey, with a view to providing toys and equipment to the underprivileged children they support. 

- We have expanded the number of ways the public can donate to 

- us including joining the Give a Car scheme and Making A Difference Cards. Full details can be found here: https://www.autism-allstars.org/fundraise/ 

## **Fit for Purpose** 

Any information and advice we share with our members is regularly reviewed and assessed to ensure it is relevant and up to date. Our aim is always to promote and ensure the earliest intervention possible for families living with autism, whilst reassuring them that because autism is a life-long condition, older people on the autism spectrum are actively supported through our work as well. The unique challenges faced by families dealing with autism are thoroughly understood by all trustees and employees of Autism All Stars, and we have therefore ensured that the charity is fit for purpose in the following ways: • Inclusive social events (to be resumed when lockdown is over): Providing safe, fully inclusive social events for families of people with autism where all are welcome, and their talents and interests are celebrated regardless of their age and ability. These events are specifically designed to appeal to people living with autism as well as to those who may be new to the condition, allowing us to break down the barriers between them which are so often caused by negative social stereotyping. Bringing people together in this relaxed way helps relieve social isolation and reduces anxiety, both of which are major contributory factors to depression and suicide in people living with autism. • Practical and psychological support: Our social media sites are updated daily with positive, uplifting stories of the successes of people with autism and how society is working to understand and accept their differences. Our website contains a large amount of information on subjects such as understanding clinical terminology, navigating the process of diagnosis and increasing self-awareness through ongoing study as well as sign posting its visitors to other carefully chosen support sites. Being a fully qualified psychotherapist who has worked for over 15 years specialising in the treatment of families living with autism, our CEO offer specialist psychological support and advice when it is required, in the form of talks and presentations to schools, clubs, businesses and other organisations, plus e-mail support to our members and this is something we plan to continue in the future. 

## **Projects** 

We have organised a number of successful projects this year, with more planned in the near future. 

This year’s projects included: 

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## Achievements and performance 

- Regular autism friendly film clubs: these are held at Cineworld in 

- Crawley and The Harlequin Theatre and Cinema in Redhill and help many local families. 

- Outreach programme: our CEO continues to offer talks on autism 

- to a variety of groups, including the Rotary Club and St. John Ambulance, as well as support groups, schools, care providers and several County Council service providers. 

Full details of this service can be found here: www.autism-all-stars.org/projects/outreach/ 

- Inclusive social events. Each event is designed to be both 

- visually appealing and of interest to those with and without autism, whilst raising awareness and promoting acceptance of the condition. 

- Whenever possible, we bring our large, purpose-built sensory den to events to give autistic people somewhere quiet to relax if they feel overwhelmed. 

We also encourage autistic people to contribute to the events by running stalls, making cakes, dressing in costume, distributing flyers etc. which increases their self-esteem and allows them to practice their social skills in an accepting and controlled environment. 

A full record of these events can be found here: - https://tinyurl.com/allstars pics 

- The development of an exclusive app for autistic people and their 

- families containing vital signposting information such as legal advice, financial support and autism-friendly services in their area. 

- Laying the foundations for an online helpline offering advice and 

- support from people who truly understand the many struggles autism can bring. 

- Offering free virtual counselling and therapy services for people 

- with  additional needs and their families by working in partnership with various qualified mental health professionals. 

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**Section E Financial review** 

|**Brief statement of the**<br>**charity’s policy on reserves**|**Charity’s Policies on Reserves**<br>Reserves are resources not immediately required to finance operations<br>and which can be deployed by the trustees to fund future expenditure if<br>required. To make clear the nature of the accumulated funds of the<br>charity they will be shown in the balance sheet of the Annual Accounts<br>as:<br>Unrestricted Reserves - these comprise the accumulated surplus which is<br>available for use at the discretion of the trustees in furtherance of the<br>charity's objects, and base reserves which are based on the ratio of<br>reserves to expenditure.<br>Designated Reserves - These are amounts that have been put aside by<br>the charity for specific purposes.<br>Restricted Reserves - These are those monies subject to specific<br>conditions imposed bythe donors.|
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## **Details of any funds materially in deficit** 

## **Further financial review details (Optional information)** 

You **may choose** to include additional information, where relevant about: 

- the charity’s principal sources of funds (including any fundraising); 

- how expenditure has supported the key objectives of the charity; 

- investment policy and objectives including any ethical investment policy adopted. 

## **Section F** 

## **Other optional information** 

## **Autism All Stars Mission Statement** 

The intention of Autism All Stars is to raise awareness of the different manifestations of autism and to offer support and encouragement to all those affected by it, and by its related conditions. 

Our mission includes spreading a message of equality for people of all ages and abilities and promoting acceptance of what autism and its related conditions - ADD, ADHD, Tourette's, dyslexia, dyspraxia, PDD etc. - are really about. 

We aim to demystify autism and make it appear less frightening by informing people of the positives of living on the autism spectrum as well as the challenges. 

We therefore use an upbeat and proactive approach via our website, blog and extensive social media platforms, which helps raise self-esteem and self-confidence in autistic children and adults, their families and friends, working tirelessly to support distressed and/or isolated teenagers and adults with autism, including any adults who may have missed their diagnosis. 

We work tirelessly to break down barriers between autistic people & those who are new to the condition, using advice, education, humour & fun, plus our outstanding character events, to bring people of all ages & abilities together. 

Funds raised at our events, through grant funding and social media appeals are used to buy specialist equipment and clothing for autistic people and their families living in crisis situations. Victims of crime, those 

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living in poverty and those struggling with their mental health all benefit from our practical advice as well as therapeutic and counselling services. 

We are a very small charity with a huge drive to help create a happier, more inclusive world for autistic people, and since we were founded in 2010 we’ve made a really big difference to many people’s lives. 

## **Section G Declaration** 

**The trustees declare that they have approved the trustees’ report above. Signed on behalf of the charity’s trustees:** 

|**Signature(s)**<br>**Full name(s)**<br>**Position (Chair e**|||
|---|---|---|
||Dominic Patrick Ramsay|Rebecca Louise Stone|
||Chair<br>06/09/22|Treasurer|



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## **Autism All Stars Foundation UK Bank Receipts For the year ended 31 March 2022** 

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|---|---|---|---|---|
|**Date**|**Virgin Money**<br>**Giving**|**PayPal**<br>**including**<br>**Zettle**|**Giving Machine **|**Amazon Smile**|
|31 March 2021<br>01 April 2021<br>06 April 2021<br>12 April 2021<br>13 April 2021<br>14 April 2021<br>19 April 2021<br>26 April 2021<br>27 April 2021<br>28 April 2021<br>04 May 2021<br>05 May 2021<br>06 May 2021<br>11 May 2021<br>12 May 2021<br>21 May 2021<br>24 May 2021<br>02 June 2021<br>03 June 2021<br>07 June 2021<br>09 June 2021<br>11 June 2021<br>21 June 2021<br>28 June 2021<br>30 June 2021<br>05 July 2021<br>06 July 2021<br>07 July 2021<br>15 July 2021<br>19 July 2021<br>20 July 2021<br>22 July 2021<br>23 July 2021<br>28 July 2021<br>30 July 2021<br>02 August 2021<br>03 August 2021<br>04 August 2021<br>10 August 2021<br>11 August 2021<br>17 August 2021<br>18 August 2021<br>25 August 2021|2.5<br>48<br>10<br>217.37<br>5.24<br>102.23<br>2.5<br>38.4<br>12.5<br>9.05<br>10<br>48<br>5.24<br>13.81<br>123.95<br>38.4<br>25<br>15.77<br>5.24<br>3.81<br>33.6<br>10<br>106.16<br>227.9||||





|02 September 2021<br>06 September 2021<br>07 September 2021<br>08 September 2021<br>10 September 2021<br>17 September 2021<br>23 September 2021<br>24 September 2021<br>29 September 2021<br>04 October 2021<br>06 October 2021<br>08 October 2021<br>12 October 2021<br>13 October 2021<br>18 October 2021<br>22 October 2021<br>01 November 2021<br>02 November 2021<br>03 November 2021<br>09 November 2021<br>10 November 2021<br>11 November 2021<br>12 November 2021<br>15 November 2021<br>22 November 2021<br>23 November 2021<br>24 November 2021<br>25 November 2021<br>29 November 2021<br>01 December 2021<br>06 December 2021<br>07 December 2021<br>13 December 2021<br>14 December 2021<br>15 December 2021<br>16 December 2021<br>20 December 2021<br>22 December 2021<br>29 December 2021<br>04 January 2022<br>10 January 2022<br>11 January 2022<br>14 January 2022<br>25 January 2022<br>02 February 2022<br>03 February 2022<br>10 February 2022<br>15 February 2022<br>22 February 2022<br>23 February 2022|5.24<br>37.6<br>13.81<br>15.05<br>5.24<br>30.4<br>3.81<br>111.47<br>6.55<br>258.81<br>271.63<br>30.4<br>1.31<br>924.4<br>6.55<br>101.32<br>38<br>656.74<br>250.97<br>89.55<br>28.8<br>15.27<br>308.87<br>36.8<br>27.47<br>116.97|
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|01 March 2022<br>03 March 2022<br>07 March 2022<br>10 March 2022<br>15 March 2022<br>16 March 2022<br>18 March 2022<br>21 March 2022<br>23 March 2022<br>24 March 2022<br>25 March 2022|30.4<br>96.27<br>515.01<br>19.95|
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|**TOTAL**<br>**132.4**<br>**4155.17**<br>**557.31**<br>**324.45**||





|**Online Donation**|**Online Donation**|**Online Donation**|**Online Donation**|**Online Donation**|
|---|---|---|---|---|
|**Facebook**<br>**Fundraisers**|**Making A**<br>**Difference**<br>**Cards**|**Local Giving**|**Charities Trust**|**Guarantor**<br>**Payments**|
|12.76<br>668.03<br>291.37<br>785.84<br>0.76<br>685.39<br>1.75<br>291.45<br>0.75<br>309.65<br>245<br>277.04<br>181|||||





0.74 108.61 148.65 26.36 280 263.42 6.21 371.51 230 0.73 197.17 53.83 110.48 680.73 104 321.69 368.2 



228.56
239.95
7331.09
162.24

|**Amazon**<br>**Refunds**|**eBay**|**Refunds**|**AliExpress**<br>**Refunds**|**PayPal**<br>**Refunds**|**eBay for**<br>**Charity**|
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160.35 15.67 

9.9 335.83 10.99 



23
6.53
54.59
138
21.94
13.06
36.98
30.98

812.92
13.06
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524.53
417.34
577.75
69
826.68
106
312.1
449.28

417.34
1721.85
2236.13
724.97

|**Donations**|**Donations**|**Donations**|**Donations**|**Grants**|
|---|---|---|---|---|
|**YESPA**|**Misc Donations**|**Speakers Fee**|**Charities Aid**<br>**Foundation**|**Grants**<br>**Received**|
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105
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205
9000
2050

|**HMRC**|**HMRC**|**Floats**|**Expenses**|**Bank Accounts**|
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|**HMRC**|**Gift Aid**|**Cash for Floats**|**Mindworks**|**Closing**<br>**Balances**|
|774.17<br>774.17<br>774.17<br>774.17<br>677.4||||232.5|





557.34
529.12

4860.54
232.5
219.72

|**Unknown**|||
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|**Unidentified**<br>**Receipts**|**Wages Adjustment**|**Total**|
|||776.67<br>12.76<br>668.03<br>6000<br>48<br>10<br>26<br>291.37<br>217.37<br>5.24<br>876.4<br>785.84<br>3.26<br>38.4<br>12.5<br>685.39<br>160.35<br>15.67<br>783.22<br>1.75<br>10<br>48<br>291.45<br>684.22<br>779.41<br>0.75<br>309.65<br>13.81<br>162.35<br>382.42<br>25<br>245<br>15.77<br>5.24<br>9.9<br>677.4<br>335.83<br>503.81<br>321.63<br>242.5<br>106.16<br>227.9<br>181|





562.58 0.74 37.6 13.81 2608.61 524.53 148.65 15.05 5.24 26.36 529.12 280 30.4 115.28 23 263.42 6.21 6.53 265.36 371.51 302.03 54.59 995.09 159.94 231.31 13.06 924.4 174 826.68 6.55 36.98 0.73 101.32 144 656.74 100 792.36 448.14 53.83 110.48 770.28 28.8 15.27 104 308.87 0 321.69 36.8 368.2 144.44 



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|**0**<br>**0**||**32193.84**|





## **Autism All Stars Foundation UK Bank Payments** 

**For the year ended 31 March 2022** 

|**Autism All Stars Foundation UK**<br>**Bank Payments**|**Autism All Stars Foundation UK**<br>**Bank Payments**|**Autism All Stars Foundation UK**<br>**Bank Payments**|**Autism All Stars Foundation UK**<br>**Bank Payments**|**Autism All Stars Foundation UK**<br>**Bank Payments**|**Autism All Stars Foundation UK**<br>**Bank Payments**|**Autism All Stars Foundation UK**<br>**Bank Payments**|
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|**Date**|**chq no.**|**Halifax**<br>**Credit Card**|**Facebook**<br>**Ads**|**Event**<br>**Costs**|**Goods for**<br>**Resale**|<br>**Fuel and**<br>**Travel**|
|09 April 2021<br>12 April 2021<br>13 April 2021<br>14 April 2021<br>15 April 2021<br>20 April 2021<br>21 April 2021<br>26 April 2021<br>27 April 2021<br>30 April 2021<br>04 May 2021<br>05 May 2021<br>06 May 2021<br>07 May 2021<br>10 May 2021<br>11 May 2021<br>14 May 2021<br>17 May 2021<br>19 May 2021<br>20 May 2021<br>24 May 2021<br>26 May 2021<br>27 May 2021<br>01 June 2021<br>03 June 2021<br>07 June 2021<br>08 June 2021<br>09 June 2021<br>10 June 2021<br>11 June 2021<br>14 June 2021<br>16 June 2021<br>21 June 2021<br>23 June 2021<br>25 June 2021<br>28 June 2021<br>29 June 2021<br>30 June 2021<br>02 July 2021<br>03 July 2021<br>04 July 2021<br>05 July 2021<br>06 July 2021<br>07 July 2021||15.55<br>97.12<br>48.24|84.57<br>53.07<br>17.1|27.78<br>6.99<br>8<br>22.7<br>14<br>11.1<br>22.94<br>12.11<br>2.85|92.64<br>114.4||





|09 July 2021<br>10 July 2021<br>12 July 2021<br>15 July 2021<br>20 July 2021<br>21 July 2021<br>22 July 2021<br>26 July 2021<br>27 July 2021<br>29 July 2021<br>30 July 2021<br>31 July 2021<br>04 August 2021<br>09 August 2021<br>11 August 2021<br>13 August 2021<br>16 August 2021<br>18 August 2021<br>19 August 2021<br>23 August 2021<br>25 August 2021<br>26 August 2021<br>27 August 2021<br>31 August 2021<br>01 September 2021<br>02 September 2021<br>06 September 2021<br>07 September 2021<br>08 September 2021<br>09 September 2021<br>13 September 2021<br>15 September 2021<br>16 September 2021<br>27 September 2021<br>01 October 2021<br>04 October 2021<br>06 October 2021<br>07 October 2021<br>08 October 2021<br>11 October 2021<br>12 October 2021<br>14 October 2021<br>15 October 2021<br>18 October 2021<br>19 October 2021<br>20 October 2021<br>22 October 2021<br>25 October 2021<br>26 October 2021<br>27 October 2021||273.86<br>9.98<br>9.98<br>9.98|7.4<br>33.95<br>13.6|5.49<br>53.5<br>14.99<br>75.55<br>11.08<br>18.04<br>14.66<br>49.9<br>10.97<br>18.97<br>39.99<br>17.49<br>64.78<br>49<br>17.18<br>12.95|160.9<br>14.99<br>72.44<br>138.39<br>22.51<br>6.99<br>22.94<br>36.34<br>75.85<br>79.8<br>15.61<br>127.83<br>74.16|82.25<br>1<br>66.43<br>81.15|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|





|28 October 2021<br>29 October 2021<br>01 November 2021<br>02 November 2021<br>05 November 2021<br>08 November 2021<br>09 November 2021<br>11 November 2021<br>12 November 2021<br>15 November 2021<br>16 November 2021<br>17 November 2021<br>18 November 2021<br>19 November 2021<br>22 November 2021<br>23 November 2021<br>24 November 2021<br>25 November 2021<br>26 November 2021<br>29 November 2021<br>30 November 2021<br>02 December 2021<br>03 December 2021<br>06 December 2021<br>07 December 2021<br>09 December 2021<br>13 December 2021<br>14 December 2021<br>15 December 2021<br>16 December 2021<br>17 December 2021<br>20 December 2021<br>21 December 2021<br>24 December 2021<br>29 December 2021<br>06 January 2022<br>07 January 2022<br>10 January 2022<br>11 January 2022<br>13 January 2022<br>18 January 2022<br>19 January 2022<br>20 January 2022<br>21 January 2022<br>22 January 2022<br>23 January 2022<br>24 January 2022<br>25 January 2022<br>26 January 2022<br>27 January 2022||9.98<br>9.98<br>59.9|141.03|12.87<br>23.88<br>22.75<br>7.05<br>7.24<br>250<br>29.52<br>203.33<br>20.99<br>117.51|197.49<br>253.86<br>27.94<br>71.52<br>140.6<br>239.16<br>17.98<br>26<br>106.86<br>129.97|89.3<br>84.92<br>58.05<br>91.75<br>70.28|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|





|28 January 2022<br>29 January 2022<br>30 January 2022<br>31 January 2022<br>01 February 2022<br>02 February 2022<br>03 February 2022<br>04 February 2022<br>05 February 2022<br>06 February 2022<br>07 February 2022<br>08 February 2022<br>09 February 2022<br>10 February 2022<br>11 February 2022<br>12 February 2022<br>13 February 2022<br>14 February 2022<br>15 February 2022<br>16 February 2022<br>17 February 2022<br>18 February 2022<br>19 February 2022<br>20 February 2022<br>21 February 2022<br>22 February 2022<br>23 February 2022<br>24 February 2022<br>25 February 2022<br>26 February 2022<br>27 February 2022<br>28 February 2022<br>01 March 2022<br>02 March 2022<br>03 March 2022<br>04 March 2022<br>05 March 2022<br>06 March 2022<br>07 March 2022<br>08 March 2022<br>09 March 2022<br>10 March 2022<br>11 March 2022<br>12 March 2022<br>13 March 2022<br>14 March 2022<br>15 March 2022<br>16 March 2022<br>17 March 2022<br>18 March 2022||||15.96<br>17.6<br>24.71<br>8|322.24|80.4<br>154.99<br>118.91|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|





|19 March 2022<br>20 March 2022<br>21 March 2022<br>22 March 2022<br>23 March 2022<br>24 March 2022<br>25 March 2022<br>26 March 2022<br>27 March 2022<br>28 March 2022<br>29 March 2022<br>30 March 2022<br>31 March 2022|||||151.07<br>67.35||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|**TOTAL**||**544.57**|**350.72**|**1364.42**|**2807.83**|**979.43**|





|**Costumes**|**Cosplayer**<br>**Fees**|**Information**<br>**Pack**|**Online**<br>**Services**|**DBS and**<br>**Safeguarding**|**Postage**|**Office**<br>**Equipment**|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|||296.93|9.98<br>15.17<br>9.98<br>15.17<br>287.76<br>9.99<br>25.15<br>2.25<br>34.8|||12.14<br>733<br>74.56<br>12.86<br>40<br>49.99<br>16.48<br>123.48<br>63.95<br>19.82<br>398.11|





|10.94<br>15.95<br>40.43<br>21.49<br>7.75<br>12<br>3.35<br>139.16<br>62.58<br>11.08<br>7.99<br>5.81<br>6.49|||19.97<br>15.17<br>2.25<br>9.99<br>23.04<br>15.17<br>25.15<br>8<br>9.99<br>9.98<br>15.17|||299<br>20.98<br>19.99<br>7.99<br>70.64<br>153.52<br>10.76|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|





|14.11<br>391.56<br>14.8<br>41.5<br>23.17<br>64.86<br>52.86<br>100.98<br>61.96<br>17.99<br>13.28<br>15.9<br>40.75<br>8.99<br>30.86|||8<br>9.98<br>15.17<br>8<br>149<br>25.15<br>20<br>9.98<br>15.17|50<br>68.82|3.3<br>6.6|9.88<br>29.98<br>30.82<br>7.99<br>8.49<br>35.1|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|





50
10.45
15.03
25.15
24.3
74.6
96
16.93

||||60<br>9.99<br>25.15<br>2.25<br>94.4||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|**1238.59**|**0**|**296.93**|**1137.52**|**168.82**|**123.18**|**2290.76**|





|**PPE and**<br>**Safety**<br>**Equipment**|**Gifts for**<br>**Autistic**<br>**People**|**Mentoring**<br>**Services**|**Therapy**<br>**Services**|**Cinema**<br>**Clubs and**<br>**Panto**|**CEO's Utility**<br>**Expenses**|<br>**CEO's**<br>**Expenses**|**Volunteer**<br>**Expenses**|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|7.21<br>15.67<br>30.97|9.99<br>3<br>623.94<br>50.38<br>44.06<br>3.5<br>22.5<br>3.5|60<br>90<br>30|200||1000|55.71<br>76.1<br>162.5|30|





4.52
io
580
13.6
13.6
33
11.5

2500
500
14
9.94
131.88
66.5
300
14

20.25
8.94
2.25

75.29
904.83
180
780
3454.38
iooo
335.51
30

|**CEO's Salary**|**HMRC**|**Insurance**|**Payroll**|**Grant**<br>**Donations**|**Grant**<br>**Application**<br>**Advisors**|**ICO**<br>**(GDPR)**|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|1014.64<br>1014.64<br>1014.64|116.48|243.62|65<br>75||100||





1014.64
111.28
1014.64
1014.64
75
1014.64

111.37
1014.64
60
1014.64
37.16
74.03
1300.12
35

1300.12
278.56

1300.12
13032.12
450.32
522.18
275
100
35

|**Guarantor**<br>**Repayments**|**NEST**<br>**Pension**|**Total**|
|---|---|---|
||38.5<br>38.5<br>38.5|103.5<br>126.47<br>12.14<br>3<br>646.7<br>1114.64<br>733<br>9.98<br>15.17<br>243.62<br>102.34<br>36.99<br>134.95<br>82.56<br>55.71<br>12.86<br>360.62<br>15.67<br>8<br>1037.14<br>22.7<br>9.98<br>15.17<br>14<br>53.07<br>42.07<br>40<br>1178.49<br>22.94<br>92.64<br>64.72<br>411.24<br>1014.64<br>76.1<br>577.92<br>25.15<br>63.95<br>14.36<br>2.85<br>0<br>0<br>131.5<br>19.82<br>432.91|





|38.5<br>38.5<br>38.5<br>38.5|49.44<br>0<br>381.25<br>434.76<br>1030.63<br>66.43<br>111.28<br>19.97<br>15.17<br>2.25<br>42.42<br>0<br>7.4<br>38.5<br>4.52<br>9.98<br>207.09<br>153.38<br>62.94<br>1014.64<br>38.47<br>23.04<br>15.17<br>22.94<br>10<br>53.94<br>83.3<br>592<br>3.35<br>38.5<br>45.17<br>49.94<br>75.85<br>25.15<br>33<br>1025.72<br>26.04<br>233.62<br>50<br>49.9<br>10.97<br>143.2<br>34.58<br>39.99<br>75<br>1196.73<br>72.77<br>75.56<br>154.99<br>108.77|
|---|---|





|38.5<br>38.5<br>38.5|12.87<br>64.11<br>23.88<br>200.67<br>2500<br>522.75<br>514.98<br>8<br>207.37<br>17.03<br>253.86<br>42.74<br>29.98<br>1093.4<br>349.55<br>91.75<br>23.17<br>64.86<br>203.44<br>116.15<br>79.26<br>27.93<br>13.28<br>218.06<br>48.75<br>75.92<br>793.17<br>272.15<br>119.84<br>9.98<br>17.98<br>126<br>1014.64<br>35.1<br>25.15<br>141.03<br>64.5<br>37.16<br>126.86<br>59.9<br>74.03<br>0<br>1300.12<br>35<br>0<br>0<br>143.97<br>0<br>9.98<br>15.17|
|---|---|





|70.14<br>70.14|0<br>0<br>0<br>0<br>0<br>130.4<br>7<br>177.55<br>0<br>0<br>20.25<br>0<br>392.38<br>0<br>0<br>0<br>0<br>10.45<br>0<br>0<br>6.6<br>0<br>0<br>0<br>1300.12<br>0<br>15.03<br>26.54<br>0<br>0<br>0<br>25.15<br>24.3<br>0<br>0<br>0<br>0<br>0<br>76.85<br>0<br>70.14<br>24.71<br>0<br>0<br>0<br>0<br>126.91<br>374.56<br>16.93<br>0|
|---|---|





|||0<br>0<br>1300.12<br>0<br>0<br>60<br>9.99<br>0<br>0<br>176.22<br>0<br>2.25<br>161.75|
|---|---|---|
|**0**|**525.28**|**33002.68**|
||||





## **Autism All Stars Foundation UK Halifax Credit Card Transactions** 

## **For the year ended 31 March 2022** 

|**Statement Date**|**Payment**<br>**Made**|**Auto Payment**<br>**Deducted**|**Total**|**Credit to**<br>**Account**|**Fuel and**<br>**Travel**|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|**19 April 2021**<br>**19 May 2021**<br>**20 June 2021**<br>**19 July 2021**<br>**19 August 2021**<br>**19 September 2021**<br>**19 October 2021**<br>**21 November 2021**<br>**19 December 2021**<br>**19 January 2022**<br>**20 February 2022**<br>**19 March 2022**<br>**19 April 2022**||15.55<br>97.12<br>48.24<br>273.86<br>9.98<br>9.98<br>9.98<br>9.98<br>9.98|**97.12**<br>**48.24**<br>**273.86**<br>**9.98**<br>**9.98**<br>**9.98**<br>**9.98**<br>**9.98**<br>**59.9**|||
|**Total**|||**529.02**|**0**|**0**|





|**Costumes **|**Web and**<br>**Internet**|<br>**Social**<br>**Media**<br>**Advertising**|**Office**<br>**Equipment**|**Food &**<br>**Refresh**<br>**ments**|**Charitable**<br>**Donations/Gifts**|**Printing,**<br>**Paper,**<br>**Postage and**<br>**Stationary**|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
||15.66<br>263.88|9.98<br>9.98<br>9.98<br>9.98<br>9.98<br>9.98<br>9.98<br>59.9||22.6|||
|**0**|**279.54**|**129.76**|**0**|**22.6**|**0**|**0**|





|**Cinema Club**<br>**Tickets**|**Interest**|**Fundraising**<br>**Expenses**|**Grant**<br>**Application**<br>**Advisors**|**DBS**<br>**Safeguarding**|**Bank**<br>**Charges**|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|||||||
|**0**|**0**|**0**|**0**|**0**|**0**|





|**Insurance**|**Disputed**<br>**Transaction**|Registration<br>Fees|Salary|
|---|---|---|---|
|||||
|**0**|**_0_**|**0**|**0**|





## **Autism All Stars Foundation UK** 

## **Bank Payments For the year ended 31 March 2022** 

|**Autism All Stars Foundation UK**<br>**Bank Payments**|||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
|**For the year ended 31 March 2022**|||||
|**Date**|**chq no.**|**Halifax Credit**<br>**Card**|**Facebook**<br>**Ads**|**Event**<br>**Costs**|
|**TOTAL**||**544.57**|**350.72**|**1364.42**|



## **Autism All Stars Foundation UK** 

**Bank Receipts** 

## **For the year ended 31 March 2022** 

|**Autism All Stars Foundation UK**<br>**Bank Receipts**<br>**For theyear ended 31 March 2022**|||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
||||||
|**Date**|**Virgin Money**<br>**Giving**|**Paypal Giving**<br>**Fund**|<br>**Giving**<br>**Machine**|**Amazon**<br>**Smile**|
|**TOTAL**<br>**132.4**<br>**4155.17**<br>**557.31**<br>**324.45**|||||





|**Cosplayer**<br>**Fees**|**Registration**<br>**Fees**|**Online**<br>**Services**|**DBS**<br>**Safeguarding**|**Postage**|**Office**<br>**Equipment**|**PPE**|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|**0**|**296.93**|**1137.52**|**168.82**|**123.18**|**2290.76**|**75.29**|



|**Online Donation**|**Online Donation**|**Online Donation**|**Online Donation**|**Online Donation**|**Online Donation**|**Online Donation**|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|**Facebook**<br>**Fundraisers**|**Making A**<br>**Difference**<br>**Cards**|**Local**<br>**Giving**|**Charities Trust**|**Guarantor**<br>**Payments**|**PayPal**<br>**Refunds**|**Ebay for**<br>**Charity**|
|**7331.09**<br>**162.24**<br>**0**<br>**0**<br>**0**<br>**0**<br>**0**|||||||





|**Sundry**|**Mentoring**<br>**Services**|**Therapy**<br>**Services**|**CEO's Utility**<br>**Expenses**|**CEO's**<br>**Expenses**|**Volunteer**<br>**Expenses**|**CEO's Salary**|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|**904.83**|**180**|**780**|**1000**|**335.51**|**30**|**13032.12**|



|**AAS Events**|**AAS Events**|**AAS Events**|**AAS Events**|**AAS Events**|||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|**Belfry**<br>**Events**|**Harlequin**<br>**Event**|**Comic**<br>**Shop**|**Cineworld**|**Misc Event**|**YESPA**|**Misc**<br>**Donations**|
|**417.34**<br>**0**<br>**1721.85**<br>**2236.13**<br>**0**<br>**0**<br>**205**|||||||





|**HMRC**|**Insurance**|**Payroll**|**Grant**<br>**Donations**|**Grant**<br>**Application**<br>**Advisors**|
|---|---|---|---|---|
|**450.32**|**522.18**|**275**|**0**|**100**|



|**Donations**|**Donations**|**Grants**|**HMRC**|**HMRC**|
|---|---|---|---|---|
|**Speakers Fee**|**Charities Aid**<br>**Foundation**|**Grants Received**|**HMRC**|**Gift Aid**|
|**0**<br>**0**<br>**9000**<br>**4860.54**<br>**0**|||||





|**ICO (GDPR)**|**Guarantor**<br>**Repayments**|**NEST Pension**|**Total**|
|---|---|---|---|
|**35**|**0**|**525.28**|**33002.68**|



|**Floats**|**Expenses**|**Unknown**|||
|---|---|---|---|---|
|**Cash for**<br>**Floats**|**Mindworks**|**Unidentified**<br>**Receipts**|**Total**||
|**0**<br>**0**<br>**0**<br>**32193.84**|||||





AUTISM ALL sfARS FOUNDATION
(charity number. IL52681)
RECEtPTS AND PAYMENTS ACCOUNTS
For the year ended 31 March 2022
2022
2021
Rece4pts
Fundraising &tivrties
Donations
Coronavirus Job Retentson
Scheme
Grants
5.100
12,868
16
15,903
4.086
11.050
33,104
3.179
14,500
33,598
Payments
CEO'S remuneration
CEO'S pension
onlribulions
Fundraising and
adverb.sing
Printing, postage and
stationery
Internet and social media
Travel and subsistence
Bank charges and interest
Professional fees
Grant Applicab"on Advisors
offi￿ running costs
Office equipment and
consumables
Safeguarding checks
Public liability insuran
Grant5 and donations
Gifts
PPE
14,196
13.718
239
194
9,008
1,892
420
113
1,395
212
131
930
1,200
532
979
1.235
100
1.352
2,291
169
522
2.947
252
3,627
905
75
£33,391L
{287}
Net income Ipaymentsl
5,606
Increase {decreasel in
expenses accrued at year
Cash funds brought forward
from previous year end
428
11,317)
6,630
2,341
Cash funds at year end
6,771
6.630

AUTISM ALL STARS FOUNDATION
(Charity number 1152681)
STATEMENT OF ASSEfs AND UABILtllES
As at 31 March 2022
Unrestricted
funds
2022
Unrestricted
funds
2021
Cash funds
Natwest cuttent account
Barclays Community
Account
Nationwide
6.771
6,408
220
Total cash funds
6.771
6,630
Signed on behalf of the trustees by
-.Rebecca Stone.....
Name
-.0610912022........ ....
Date

AUTISM ALL STARS FOUNDATION
(Charity number 1152681)
INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S REPORT
For the year ended 31 March 2022
I report to the trustees on my examinalion of the aw)unts of the above charity {"the
Trusf) for the year ended 31 March 2022.
As the charity Irustees of the Ttust. you are responsible for the preparation of the
a￿ounts in accordance with the requirements of the Chanties Act 2011 (Yie Act.).
I report in respect of my examination of the Trusvs accounts carried out under section
145 of the 2011 Act and in carrying out my examinatson I have followed the applicable
direcbons given by the Charty Commission under section 145(5){b) of the Act.
I have completed my examinakn"on. l ¢onfiTm that no material matters have come to my
attention in connection with the examinats'on which gives me cause to believe that in any
material respect:
accounting records were not kept in accordan￿ wilh section 130 of the Act, or
the accounts do not accord wtlh the accounting records.
I have no COn￿rnS and have come across no other matters in Connection with the
examination to which attention should be drawn in order to enable a proper
understanding of the accounts to be reached.
Helen M Ainsworth FCA
12 Killasser Court
Station Approach
Tadworth
Surrey
KT20 SAN