REGISTERED CHAIUTY NUMBER: 1153361 REGISTERED COMPANY NUMBER: CE1100055 Report of tbe TTUSttts and Unaudlted FlllaD¢ial Statements for the Year Ended JI October 202D for Afrlean Adventures FoundatloD AFRICAN ADVENTURES FOUNDATION aaf.african-adventures.co.uk Bu¢ler & Co Audit Lxmitsd Chartered A￿OW1&￿ts & Registered Auditors Bennett House The Dean Alresford Hampshire S024 9BH Afrl¢•o Adventsrnl FthindAtlon Coxtertts of the FIDIIDrlal StstemeAts forthe Y￿r Ended 31 Oetober 2020 Report of the Trusteej Intlxdlng Dlr•dor8 Report 2to5 IDdepend¢nt Ex4mlD￿'s Report StatsmeDtof FID8lltlAI Statements Bal•tt¢e She to tbe Fitiallelal Statements 9t014 Afrl¢an Adventuru FouDd&tlon Report of the Tru6tee$ IneludlD8 Dlre¢tors Report for the Year Ended 31 Ottobtr2020 The trn$ttt8 pK%ent their rewt with the financial stat¢mcnts of Ihc Charity for the ye4w eJ]dd 31 (ktober 2020. The tjustees have adopted the prowsions of AeLounting and RLyoTting by Clwitics= Statement of R<*OTnMend￿ Practiee wlicAbl¢ to charities PT¢paring Ihcir accounts in accordance with the Financiaj Reporting Standard appli¢ible in the UK and Republi¢ of Ireland {FRSI02) {effeetive l Jattuary 20151. OBJECTIVVS AND ACTIVITIES Objttttves and •lms Our charitabl¢ obJ￿tIv¢S.' The relief of people in Africa who ar¢ in by rea80n of povety. fjnancial h8rdBhip, youth, ill-hcalth. disability or other disadvlntagc. The *lvwJ¢¢m¢tLt of &]UC￿l￿n of pw)le in Afriow. Such Oth￿ pury)ose% &$ aff ¢x¢Jusivdy charitable in acconknce with the laws of England and Wale8 &8 the tsustces rnay from time to timc dccid& Slgnltlcallt attlvltles There is no d￿ying Ih¥t the past 18 months has been a ¢ou¥h pwiod forb(th African AdVen￿r¢S sttd Th¢ Foundation, and theimpM¢t ourpartnu schools has be￿ considtrable. We have workd hgrd lo adapt to thcsituation and foeusi)n long¢r-t￿ll aims for the Foundotion, whijsttying to ensure o)niinuation of fi￿d¥ p]vvision for OUT partnerschools. Over the fir51 few months of th¢ pand¢mi¢, w¢ b¢came something of a food relief a8cncy, Providing anLYgcncy support io our partncrschools in Afiica. We achiev¢d thi5 through tar8eled anail campaign& Fouttdutiorj supporters rva]ly re8pond¢d toth¢ call to action. For many of the childrth we support, thc food they Tettivc at school may be the only t￿￿1 they cat that day. Widespread sch1￿] and Imjsiness clO¥U￿ ITJ ourhost destinations- de8ign¢d to ¢urb th¢ sprtsd of CoronaviNs- created tnuch food in8wurity atKi onomic uneertginty. As a Tesult, in April 2020 we launchd our'Fund a Fi)od Parc¢l' (wpaign* which aimed to rnise th¢fvnds to ¢tLabltour pa￿er s¢hools to contsnue running their f*linB pmgrnmm¢5 for the duration of the sch￿[ ¢losur¢5. B¢tw￿n April and June 2020, African Adventures Foundation raised £10,268 for ourpartna schools. enablinB thon to pr¢)videfood ￿cUrity for familics in their l(nl communitie8 whth thcy ntcded it most. In Nov¢mhw 2020. wc launchd our Rnnual Christrnas Meal Appeal fundraisin8 L'ampaign. which raised further funds fvrth¢ %8¢ntial feeding programmcs. ThrouBh this &llnpaign, the Foundation raised £4.716. Ift ja[￿￿ry 2021, after llinc months of ¢losure$, Sch￿13 in our host destinations h¢gan to Teopcn. As volunteus were still unable lo travel, our partn¢r schools were in desperate need of additiVll81 t)ding in ordcrto with th¢ costs of reopening. For thi8 re8sott. we IAutt¢hed ￿ additional fundrai81n8 campai8n to SUPPDrt with these costs, which raised a furthu£2,50Q. Thgnks 10 the g¢nwosity of our supporters. betw￿ April 2020 and April 2021, African Advcntures Found&tion furtded 211,(M)O meals for the ¢hildrcn at ()urpartnerschix>ls. Afri￿ll Adventure5 Foundatlon R¢por¢ of th¢ Trustees Ineludlng Dlre¢tors R¢port for the Year Ended 31 October 2020 Another key r￿uS of OUT WL)rk over the PASt 18 munihs h8s ken helping ￿ ensure that our partner s¢hool$ were able to rg)Fcn safely to thcir.%tudcnis. As such, African Advcntures Foundation provided funding for key equiptncnl to promote go￿ hygi￿¢ xctiLets. Our partn¢T schools in Kenya r￿elVed fvnding for wat¢r t8nks with taps for halld wa8hing. as wcll as hartd sÈnitis¢r, fa¢¢ ma5k5 and Ihennometers. To mitlgale Ihe ¢¢onuThic iTnpacl of the pandemic, we also Provid￿ funding to help cover Athnittistraiive wsts su¢h os t￿hCrs, 5&1ari£s, utility bills. textl)otskE, ¢xaTn and cxer¢i%e books. In Ghana, each of the 10 sclMx>ls w¢ support received a Veronica bucket in April 2021, fv￿d￿ by African Adventu￿% Foundauon. These simple but effective hand washing staiions con%i8t of a watcr tank with a lap installd and a l)Bsin undern￿th. so that stdtl'and students ca wash ih¢ir hallds in clc4rn ru]ming water. Id&Llly. e4th sch￿1 needs iwo or Ihrcc Vcroni¢a buckets to CAter for the numb¢r of 5tsJdenl% who attend. and funding Ihcse will be one of Qui Lur¢ aims OV￿ the next few months. A5 a re5uli Of grant &pplication4 African Adventures Fourtd&iion ha& bEeJ] awJrd¢d funding for a new Water and Saniwton Hygicnc (W ASHI and Mtnstrual H￿1th Manag(%ncni {MHM} programm¢ whs¢h will benefii 8,253 girls Bnd 7.798 boys who aiiend our p¥nner schools in Zat￿lb￿r. Throu¥h a cornbinaiion of e41ucaiional workshops artd ¢onstrU¢t1<￿ of b¢tr¢r 5aniiation f4cilili¢4 Ihc progrdmme will cnablc thc studEllt5 to reach their full potential by ensuring that all childrert f&1 sttfE and able to 8tl¢nd schwl. This programtnc is vitally important bci*u$o t￿￿￿tly, all thTCC of OUT parmer schi)ols in Zanzibar have itbadequate sanitation fAcilili¢s. At Fuoni School, Ihere dre jusi four lathn¢ tvil(*s for 3,727 children, wilh no toila paper or hand-washiog f￿L￿tItIes. SiTnilarly¥ at Kijito Upclc School. thert are just thrce latrines for 6,212 children: Al Kinutsi Sch£x)1, 6.102 ¥hildrcn share just four latrine toilets. At a]1 thT¢¢ ¥ch(x)14 the water supply is dependent ort rainfall. This lll¢k (rf#d¢quat¢ facilitics. combincd with poor undersrandin8 of hy8iene and m¢rb5truBI h¢<h. has Tesulled in reduced attendance amort8sI boys and girls. Our WASII & MHM pn)¥rdTntne will improve undcrstsnding of good hygiene #imonxsi Students thrLw¥h Ih¢d¢liv¢ry of hygielle ¢ducation wa￿.￿hOp$ ai our partner schools. Thc Foundation will also fund ihe con8itw¢tiort of n¢w lathn&% and handwashing fÉtcilitiex, the installation of Clean pip&l wat¢r. This will enable th¢ sNd¢Jiis to pul their irnproV￿ und¢rstanding of good hygien¢ into practic With voluntccr groups unable to trRv¢l to our partner ¥LhI￿ls. key construction prujeLts' hav¢had lobe put on hold, due 10 a lack of financial and humanitarian support. That said. 8 small I￿ount of con8truciion WO￿ has takcn place over the past 18 months, laTgely thanks lo the support of rnajor donor¥ who have kindly providd funding via African Adventures Foundation. At two of our pattrer schools in Zan7ibar. pwmctcr walls hav¢ bcen built 10 itThprove security Bnd keep the childw safe throughoui the school day. The funding fur thts¢ proj¢¢ts was PTovidd by Iwo UK schwls who knvc prcviou%ly trav¢llcd with Africa AdV¢n￿r¢s. Thanks 10 a gcnerous donation froin a previous volunteer. one of ourpdrtner Sch￿13 in Kenyd has also been able to locate to a new, thrL'LLacrc plot of land. and fullding has been provided for thc con8truction of thr¢¢ pcThnanent, brick-built classrooms. Thc new land also hHs a water sourffj 50 a borehole has been dug to provid¢ ftrs for th¢purrx)s¢s of company Ifftw) you are regtx)n$ibleforthcprLTaralion of th¢ accounts tn accord8ne¢ with th¢ rquir¢ments of the Cornpanies Act 2(M)6 ('the 201h Aa'l An iTKkpend￿t cxaminalion d0¢5 tH)l involve 8aihering all the evid¢nc¢ that would b¢ Nu]￿d in an audit and conscqllenily th)&9 not cover all the m&tttr% than an audiior considcrs in gi￿ng their opinion on the financial stAtem¢nl¥. The planning and conduct of an audii gues beyond th¥ IiTnit¢d assurance thei an independ¢nt ￿aMinatIon can provid& Conwuentlyb I cxpress o opinioJ] a5 to wh&her Ihcfinanciql 5tatcmffltsprts￿t a'ttueand faiv vi¢w atld my rem i¥ limited t0th0¥¢5p￿]ric matters set out in the itldependtht examin&s stst¢m¢nt Having satisfied mysclf that the xcotst￿ of the Company are not rcguird to bc auditd under Part 16 of thc21X)6 Act and Hr¢ digible for independwl examinatiotb. I rwrt in r¢spect of my eAamin&tivn of your ¢hgTity'5 ac¢ounTs as c4rried thjt under section 145 of th¢ Charirics Aci 2011 I'th¢ 2011 Ace). In carying out my cxatnination I have followed the Dir￿￿10ths giv¢n by the Charity Cvmmission under s&*ion 145{5) Ibl of the 2011 ACL IndependeDt ¢xamlller'5 8t•temeDt I hav¢ complLtcd Tny exarninllli¢)n. I confirni that no matlLTS hav¢ comc to my alleniion in cl￿￿ertion with the examination giving Tne causc to beliew. Ae¢mpany lo oF*wn an audit of its financial sta*menls for th¢ year in question in aw)rdance with section 476., The diTe¢tors acknowl¢dge their responsibilities for comptying wilh thc tequirements of the Act with rcspert to accounting trroTd5 and tlr p￿p¥￿alI0n uf fmancial ststemenis. These fJnanLittl biutetnents have been prepAred in accordance with the provisions applicabl¢10 ¢ompanies Subje¢l￿ the stnHII C()Tnp•nic5' Tegime. 1110812021 Thc financial statcmcnts wcr¢ approvcd by thc Board of'l'ru5tccs on.................... behaifby.. . and wcrc signed on its Mcw- TtUSlcE The wil¢S foTTn pèrt of these finincial statements Afrie*n Adventure8 Foundatlon Notes to th¢ Flnancl41 StstemEJLts lor the Year Ended 31 October 20211 I. ACCOUNTING POLICIES Basi$ of prep8rtLg the fiD•nclal 5tAtemeTrts Th¢ r)n8ncial siatLanentg have b¢¢n prepar&1 in accordartce with the Statement of Recummended Practice.. Accounting ar Rcporting by Chariiiv5 prep￿iThg th¢iraccounts itt 8¥4'ordance with the Finwcial Rctrf)nin8 Stbndard applicablc in the UK Bnd Republic of Ircland {FRS 1021 for accountit>8 periods beginning after 31 Octobu 2020, the FiDat]cial RqM)rtin8 Stsndard applicable in th¢ Uttit¢d Kingdom and Rwublic of Ircl8t)d {FRS 1021 and with th¢ ChaTiti¢s Act 2011. The chBrity constitutes a publi¢ b¢nefit (xjtity as defin￿ by FRS 102. The financia] ststfflnents. are pw#ral on a going basi& under the historicaj c05t ￿)nv￿tion. The activjti&% are d¢￿dtht on donaiion income artiL ￿ a con8equenc< the 80ing conccrn ￿$1$ for th¢ tharitable actiViliLE ig d¢paMl¢nt on donation incom¢ continuing. The presentsiivn Currency of these finall¢ia] statemL￿ts is stffling 1£). Income All income is recogni5ed in the Stat&neJJt of FirwA¢ial A￿l¥ll]&￿ on¢¢ th¢ ¢harity bccomes L￿titI￿ to thc re8ourctt8 8ttd it 15 tnur¢ lik¢ly th￿ rtot thttt th¢ tnJstCLE will rec¢iv¢ thc resources and the m(xJdary value Can be mEaSUTed with sutyjcient r¢li&bility. ExpendltDre Liabiliiies are rc¢ognis¢d as txpmditure as soon as there is a legal or constnjctive Obligati(￿ committing th¢ ¢harity to that ¢xpLThditur< it is prvbwble that a transfer of e¢onomic bcnefits will b¢ Tequircd in 8tttlcment and the amount of the obligatiun can be measured rcliahly. Expenditure is ￿￿oUnted for on an wcrua15 basis and h&s bf¢n classifjcd UT￿tr htadings that aggr¢gate all cost ￿lated to ihe category. wh￿ ¢()sis cannot be dir￿tlY attributed to particular ILcading& they have be¢n xllwatd lo activitie5 on & basis consistent with th¢ us¢ of resounY8. Dollated ¥ervlee8 and f&dllt1¢5 Donated pmftssional S￿1£¢8 tnd donatcd facilitics are recognised as income when th¢ charity has control vv¢r th¢ item. any Conditions associated with th¢ th)nattd itcm hav¢ been mel thc receipt of c¢onornic benefit from the u5¢ by the charity of the Itcm is probabl¢ and that eLoThomic b￿crIf Lath be rnwurcd reliably. In a¢wrdanc¢ with th¢ Ch8riti&q SORP (FRS 1021. th¢ 8a2waJ volunteer tim¢ 1$ not recognis￿. On r¢ttipL donated pro￿11￿nal scrYice8and do]2atd facilili&8arc recognis￿l0n Ihebasis of the valueof th¢giftto thecharity which is the ainount the charity would have been willin¥ lo pay to obtain 8ervites Orfaciliti￿ of equivalrnt ￿0nD￿1C benefit on thc Iw a correS￿nding amount is thtm rtso8nised in expcndiNre in the period of r¢ceipi. Tax•tion The tharity is ex¢mpt from Cowiim tax on its charitable Activiti¢5 subjccl to it mcchnB the conditions stipulatal for that excmption. Gif¢ Atd Gift Aid amount rtttsvcr¢d on a donation is considcrcd to be part uf unrestri¢*ed funds in line with th¢ infom)ation provid to IlDnor4 and is noi elatsifi¢d a5 an addition tu th¢ same fund as the irtitill donation Gift Aid in tjote 2 includes amounts on donations ￿ad¢ via third parties. The trustec8 believe the inforniation provided this p)licy to dortors is suffiGi¢ntclear and transyar¢nL Thebo&rd coniinutd its policy of using anyGift Aid reclaimcd to fund promutional initiatives d￿lgncd lo increase unrestrict￿ income it receiv Irreeovtrable VAT Where VAT cannot be recovwed, it is ehargoj against th¢ Cost heading to which the ¢xpenditur¢ h￿dill8 on which it aros Fund accou￿tIng unr￿triCted fund5 w be used in a￿)rdall￿e with thc charitable ebj&Xlv￿ at the discretion of th¢trust¢e& Thcsc c4)mpris¢ & g¢n¢Tal fulld plus any d¢5ignated fund8 deemal rcquircd by the tnJstctt%. a$id¢ out of unrc5tricted fijnds, to PToviI f¢￿ paid Chri$tsnH5 Parti 1,926 457 1,543 1,926 2,(K)O TOTAL 4.409 The notes fotTh part of th￿ finanual st8Th1ents io AfrI￿A Adverttures Foundation Notes to the Fin*tt¢i*l St4¢¢mentS for the YeAr End¢d 31 October 2020 5. EXPENDITURE ON GOVERNANCE AND SUPPORT 21)20 2019 SUPPORT COSTS (UNREST1U￿EDI Donated s¢xvites Foundation f￿5 45.0(K> 1.736 1.736 46,411 COVERNANCE COSTS (UNRESTRICTED) Indwdcni examincrs f*8 1,81KJ 1.8(K) 1,74D 211 All support Lost¥ are met di￿lY by African Adventures Lt& The trLLS(ees ¢Sli]nMtE thut thi5 would bav¢ cost the Charity £45.OUO in theY￿r¢￿d￿ 31 Oc¢obcr2O20 if il h&d to mtttthe5e ci>sls itself. ThishBstherefor¢allowedagTe4tttpropDrtiu of incom¢ 10 be usd in pursuit of Tts Charitable aims artd objeal￿. Th¢ tntstees wish to exprcss a dcbt of 8ratinMle to African Adventures Ltd for ils conthbution and CL)TnrnittnenL 6. TRUSTEESI REMUNb.RATIOiY AND EXPFNSES There were no tn￿¢￿, remuneThtion or othcr bcncfLls for Iheyrxrendixl 31 Octobu 2020 ni)r for the ye4r ended 31 October 2019. There wer¢ no tN5tttS' ¢Kpen8e8 paid forthe y¢8r o)ded 31 Othobtt 2020 nor forthc yLYr Lyjded 31 Octobtr 2019. 7. DEBTORS: AMOUNTS FALLING DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR 2020 2019 Trade debtOTS {reslriLiedl ACC￿L￿1 income lunrcstr1¢t￿I 2,￿0 660 600 CREDftORS: AMOUNTS FALLING DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR 2020 2019 TTNd¢ crditors lunrcstricte41) Bank overdrafts, repayable ort dLxnand {u￿￿triCt￿l Accrucd cxpenses (unrestri¢teA} 30 1.800 1.830 1.320 9. RELATED PARTY DISCLOSURES Afrlcan Adv¢nture5 Ltd African Adventures Foundation is th¢ official charity of Afri￿tt Adventures Ltd. African Adv¢ntures Ltd is a tour operdior 5pecialising in volunteertrips, thnd i% ultimat¢ly controllcd by t>an Mew, who also scrvcs EtTn¢Tnb¢rof th¢Erf>ard for Atncan Adventures Founddiion. The tompdny Contribut￿ staff time tohelp ur8anise fundrhising events fur th¢th8rity, and to support its day-to-day running. li ss estimatrxl that had African AdvcThtUr￿ FoUnd￿lon needed 10 pay for this 5UPPDrt, it would hRv¢ COSI it ab)ut £45,0￿. It is therefore deaned that th￿ donatd 8¢ryi￿S. DPM Investments Ltd Dani¢l M¢w, atNst¢¢ of African Adv¢JJwres Foundation is # Dirccthr of DPM Inv¢smicnts Li4 which made don81ions to thc Charity in the year tolallin8 £2,814. These donations wer¢ made to infer any form of b￿¢fIt tu DPM Inv¢smi¢nts Lt(L The not￿ foym part of thes¢ finlncial 5tatuneni8 li Alrlean Advtrttures Foundatton r4ote5 to the FIDAlltlal Si*tements for the Yur Ended 31 O¢tober 2020 9. RELATID PARTY DISCWSURES (￿ltinued> A Malna Muhoro Alex Muhoro, a INste4 is also the foun(kr of one of the school8 W¢ support (Tht Walk Centre). Wo do not bclicvc there is any b￿tfit Hri8ing to Alcx Maina Muhoro frorn his connection to both parties. 10. COV[￿19 The charity'8 partncr $¢hoo15 in Ghan4 Kenya and zan7.ibar wejr forcd to close intennittently to h¢lp CQTnbat the spread of COVID-19 in Ih¢irrw¢ctive COTllmUllitics. Coupled th¢ UK'5 own I￿kdOW￿ rethction5, the charity has noi bccn able to dclivff ils rcgular progratnmes as Pl￿n¢d. The ch4Tity also noi been ableto host kny in-pcrson fijndraising evthts du¢to th¢ COVID-19 pandcmic. The tTU51ees to( the view thai ihe risk of them being Gan¢¢ll¢¢l aT￿ 8ubscquL￿IlY Inc￿MA8 tt financial loss. w88 too g￿t. The tru.4¢¢5 inst opted to run online fvndt2isin8 ¢V¢nts in liw of cancelling all Ww$1￿npalgns. Th¢ iM>ard rook thc decisiDn to p*u% most of the chartty's capits] ÈxpenditUTe andlor iDfrastrucDJre projeets in ordcr lo focus on tal￿ng moncy for he￿th 8nd food security progrdmm&8 for the most vulnerable benefJ¢iaries. 11. FUNDS AtINov 2019 Itlcomc EXPendi￿r£ TrattsfLY betwee fun(ts At310 2020 RESTRICTED FUNDS KENYA Jubil￿ Academy Ungana Academy The Walk CaJtr¢ Mwna Keny Child School Chaddy Mi88ion Sch(K)I Cherish SLhcN)I Lion Hill School Bygrdce School Compulcrs 332 9,497 1,199 404 4,600 2,455 629 792 3,649 62.750 io 623 1335) 33 1.359 {12J211 {3J221 365 629 49 (7431 (5,3781 (56,833) 2,729 30 (1,0001 {301 65 917 75 30 30 io (io) GHANA Rhemd Abutia D¢dLidi TYSGI Child School Fe45 Woe E.P AkloTbordLi Little RO￿ School Gyapa Stoves io 408 2,270 1,120 720 2,270 2,420 10 12,188} 11.477} 92 1480) 720 82 232 85 li (2,1881 {2.1881 (31) 74 174) ZANZIBAR Kijilo Up¢1¢ W&%h Pro8ratnrne 1.500 (4461 {1,0541 Is.0￿) 15.IM)U FUNDR4JSING Christma8 meal &ppcaJ 1,800 (1.800) 16.405 100,910 (89,084) (2.2931 25.938 The not￿ form p8rt of thest financial st&tCm￿ts 12 Afrlean Adv¢n¢ure5 Foundation Iyotes to th¢ FID*nclal Statements for the Ye4r Ended 31 October2020 11. FUNDS l¢ontillued) AtlNov 2019 Inc4xne Expenditure Transf betwwi fujjds At 31 Ot¢ 2020 UNRESTIUCTED FUNDS DFSIGNATED KENYA Si Triiah Ungana Th¢ W*lk Cen tk5tiny Mama Ke ch￿dY Mission School Cherish School Computers Food S¢¢urity Campaigt) 884 884 1,757 8,317 3,101 384 384 {828) (1,5891 (8,3161 (3.0961 (1,282) 381 549 I,Tr)o 30 io 102 414 io 5.114 {5,074) ZANZIBAR Kijito Up¢1¢ 11,0541 GENEIUL Fundrai$itL8 S¢hLM)l Fees Gift aid UK Tniscellaneous 031 480 11,898) 439 631 480 378 439 1,217 2.276 435 18 J73 45,(K)O {17,957) (45,000} 435 86,674 (84.1961 2,293 5,200 TOTAL FUNDS 16.840 187.584 1173,280 31.144 Further infomilllion about our ￿]r[ellt projects is 8vatlable via websit¢- h x'.Ilaat'. -advLnturts. RESTRICTED FUNDS EXPKNDITURE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION KENYA Ungana The eX[￿nditUre of £12,521 wrisisted of £699 prOj￿t funding* £9.722 for 18nd i¢quisltion. £2,100 for building ¢ost5. Th¢ Walk Ccntre Thecxpenditurc of £3,322 wn5iStd of 11.014 forland a¢quisition and £2,308 to¢OV￿ th¢¢osts of an employee. Child Sdjvol The ¢xptmdilure of £743 was to school fLYS. Chad(Jy Mi¥sion Sch(K)l The ¢X￿id11￿re of £5378 was for building cost& Chthsh School Th¢ ¢xwditurc of £56,833 consist¢d of £9.5￿8 for building Costs and £46.925 for land aCgUj%ltion. The not£8 forni p8rt of Ih¢$e financial statements 13 AfrI￿tt AdYelltureB Foundatl Note# to th¢ FIDauclal StY4temellts for the Year Ethded 31 October 202 RESTIUCTED FUNDS NOTES (contlmued) GHANA Rjjema Abutia Th¢eX￿)dibJre of £2.188 forbuli ding costs Dethidi Th*eXp￿dIn1[¢ of £1,477 forbuilding cos Woe RP The eXp￿dI￿re of £2.188 forbuildin8 costs Th¢ ¢￿p￿dil￿re of£2.188 was forbuildin8cos1$. Kjjito u￿1¢ The ¢Xp￿diblYe0f £466 was forbuild2ng costs. FUNDRAISJNG ChTi8tsnas appeal The ex￿di￿￿t0f £1.81K) wa5 to mttt the cost of fundin8 m¢al$ 12. A MESSAGE TO ALL DONORS Th¢ Injstees wish to eKpfc55 thcirgratitudctoall thnor4 withoutwhom it would tL(*havebeen po$8ibl¢ to do what we Set out Th¢ now f¢mi part of these financial statanertts 14