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Registered Charity No.. 1153393
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REPORT AND ACCOUNTS
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al and
ministralwe infomiation
TnJstees:
Rabbi N Schiff
Mr N Blair
Mr H Jockson
M5 L Moshal
Mr H Taib
Charity registration number:
1153393
Company registralion nvmber:
08439369
Correspondence address:
379 Hendon Way
Hendon
London
NW4 3LP
Auditor.
Goldwins Limited
75 Moygrove Road
West Hampstead
London NW6 2EG

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Contents
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Report of the Trustees
Report of the Independent Auditor
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stotement of Financial Activitie5
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Bolonce Sheet
statement of Cosh How
Notes to Ihe Financial Statements
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The Trustees, who ore olso directors of the Charity for the purposes of the Componies
Act 2006. present their report wth the financiol statements of the Charity for the year
ended 31 December 2022. The Trustees have odopfed the provisions of the Statement
of Recommended Practice ISORPI 'Accounting ond Reporting by Charities, FRS 102.
TRUSTEES
The Trustees who held office dvring the period were as follows..
Rabbi N Schiff
Mr H Jackson
Mr N Blair
Mr H Taib
Mrs L Moshol
GIFfs MISSION AND VISION
GIFt'S mission is lo inspire and enable lifelong
giving. Our vision is a community engaged.
5UPPOrted and empowered by the gift of giving.
Working primarily in the Jewish community. across
London. Manchesler and Isroel, we work to
develop a meaningful sense of responsibility for
others ond lor the wodd oround us. while simultoneously helping individuals and
families in need. Our progrommes are particularly oimed at young people. so Ihat
we con instil in our present and ovr future community the values of doing good
deeds and making a difference, and provide them with tangible, meaningful
opportunities to help and connecl with olhers. As a natvral consequence. and
through established partne￿hipS with other chorities and organisotions, our
volunleers help us to respond to the real needs of disadvantaged people.
GI￿ was established to address on issue that we witnessed both within the Jewish
community and in wider society.. a lack of engagement with communal and societal
structures. and a disinclination to help those in need. Whereas in previous generations
the assumption existed - particularly in the Jewish community - that giving of one's
time and income was a norm. we could begin to note o distinct decrease in both
these area5. GIFT exists lo oddress Ihis issue. and to provide way5 for people to
volunteerlheirtime and energy-and throvgh Iheirexperiences and leaming to moke
them into lifelong givers. GIFT'S demographic reach extends from primary schools to
universities, workploces to synagogue communities. young professionals to

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grandporents. GIF[ 15 proud that we continve to reach people of all ages,
backgrounds and religious obseNance.
PRINCIPAL ACTIVITIES
Give It Fotword Today IGIFfi is a compony limited by guorantee ond a regislered
charity. GIFT is govemed by the Memorondum and Articles incorporaled I l March
2013 as omended by special resolvtion registered at Companies House on 19 July
2013.
We moke a meaningful difference notjust to hundreds of disadvantaged
beneficiarie5 by providing them with much-needed food provisions, but also to
volunteers of all ages who enoble our work through giving of their time and energy.
In this way. we see our work as benefitting both the giver and the recipient. allowing
us to work towards our mission of inspiring ond enabling lifelong giving.
Below we note highlights from our work acr055 2022.
COMMUNITY SUPPORT
Though primarily established to support the Jewlsh community. we support any
household which approaches us, regardless of backgrovnd or faith. From the GIFT
Hub, we sort donated items. ond pack and distribute food parcels bolh locally and
ocross London. We have operated our food support prograrnme Since our founding
al o kitchen toble in 2004- since then, we hove dislributed over 500.cttj essential
food parcels and hosled over 3.CQO food-packing sessions.
In 2022, over 54,000 bags were packed and distributed by volunteers ocross the
year. to lon overoge across the yeorl 350 households 2-3 times each week. whether
single-person household5. couples, or familie5 wilh young children.
Several new cohorts of volunteers joined us in 2022 lo pack food porcels, including
young professionals.
EDUCATION PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS
. We continued to run our Yeor 6 Giving Course, reaching Year 6 pupils ocross 20
schools through a serie5 of powerful. fun sessions. to inspire them lo become
volunteers and givers for the rest of their lives. By December 2022, we had
reoched 750 children. The covrse has become a rite of passage for many Jewish

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schools in London. which ask for GI￿ lo return year ofter year to facilitate the
learning.
• We creoted giving opportunities for secondary school stvdenls across 23 5choo15
la significont incre05e from Ihe previous year), with regular. honds-on sessions for
students to learn oboul giving. By December 2022. we had reached 5.600
studen15. Schools have included JFS. Yavneh College.
Immanuel College. JCOSS, Hasmoneon Boy5, School
and Hasmonean Girts. School.
We hove grown our universily partnerships: we now
engage with students in 13 universities ocross the UK
through meaningful opportunities lo leom and
volunteer.
Ovr Edvcalion leam ran a highly successful and
well-received Bnei Mitzvah covrse in November for 20
young people. We run three course o yeai, in addition
to ongoing Bnei Milzvah projects.
In December. we launched a new initiative- Thank
GIFT Il's Sunday. The aim is to inspire people lo give
and volunteer with their family - children, parents ond
grandparents. Event5 lo date have all sold oul, ond
have included activities such os packing food parcels
for those in need- preparing nutriliovs soup for fomilies supported by GIFr.'
ossembling ond decorating leddy bears for children
in the care system.. and visiting residents of a nursing
home for some arts and crafts activities.
In Ihe spring we launched The Clean Speech
Project in partnership with Seed. partnering with
communitie5. schools and families lo improve Ihe
way we communicate with others, through school
syllabi. community events, programmes ond
workshops. Having received vniversally positive
feedback, we will run the projecl again in 2023.
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OUR IMPACTIM 2022
led ii.lrh 750• primary ￿h0o1 chlId￿ an
6,000 secondary and universSty siudtnts
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cornmuniiitrs i j, I ionate 66 tons ol Suppl1￿ io
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suppo rt pttrce15 al tho GlF-.
Launcl. J ?Ii,. Clean Speech Prajert tij
promrJli' %pt't'c'l¥ oDgaging viiih
Ihou4nds ol y)ung ￿ople
Dovtrled oui i-1l1.f P." li, The Civlng Kiwhen
lunicbfrls kslC"I.
Jlll iy 16,000 nuiiiiiou
meals
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losis+ Il f Ileo %viih fitn ClvlV.g Jctiwilies
UKRAINE WAR RESPONSE
As the pandemic begon lo lessen over the yeor, GIFT wos approached for help by
several Jewish communities in Ukraine:
Our Managing Director, Rabbi Sandor Milun, hand-delivered clothing and other
ilem5 to the Tikva orphanage. which had relocated to Romania from Ukraine.
GIFT provided The Chabad of Kishinev in Moldova wilh two trUc￿00dS of
supplies.
GIFT organised the Supp￿ and delivery of 12 tonnes of vital food and
equipment to Ihe Kiev community.
GIFT was then opprooched by the Rabbi of Odessa to help lo provide Passover
products for Iher community. GIFT mobilised the UK Jewish community and
over 50 organisations came togelher lo send 0 24-tonne truck full of goods and
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GIFf sent further Passover deliveries to communities in Ukraine.
In November 2022. GI￿ was once again opproached to provide Winter goods.
GIFT mobilised over 30 organisations and filled a 24-tonne truck: provisions were
di5fributed to several Jewish communities in Ukraine.
Overoll, GIF[ provided 66 tonnes of vilal food aid to Ukroinian Jewish
communities in 2022. As importanlly, it mobili5ed and engaged Ihovsands of
people from across the spectrum of religious observonce in the UK. fulfilling our
mission of inspiring and enabling giving.
OTHER HIGHLIGHTS FROM 2022
The Glvlng K￿chen doubled the frequency of its cooking sessions to two sesslons
and its outpul to 320 hot nutritious meals o week.
Young GIFf's popularity and reach grew; we engoged with ever 350 yovng
professionals across the year and hosted o variety of different activitie5, Wth
our Winter Event otlracting more than 220 people.
GIFT IN THE CITY grew and we invited employees from six companies lo GIF[ for
corporate volunteering days.. the activilies included moking fruit salad.
packing in the GIFT Hub, Supenmarket Challenges and delNeries to homeless
people.
OUR PARTNERSHIPS
We worked closely with a wide range of portner5. where the relationships have
been developed over several years and spon o variety of sectors:
students from several senior schools packed food parcels at Ihe GI￿ Hub,
including.. JFS, Yovneh College. Immonuel College, JCOSS. Hasmonean Boys,
School and Hosmonean Gids, School
Charities who also WO￿ in the food poverty ond volunteering sector.
including.. Duke of Edinburgh Award, Adot. Jewsh Care. Fareshare, Food
Bank Aid, City Harvest London and The Felix Project
Synagogues who gamer the support of their communities in gothering and
packing food parcels. including: Mill Hill United Synogogve. Central
Synagogue and Hompstead Gorden Suburb Synagogue
Componies who host us al their offices to pack food parcels or to inspire
employees to volunteer, including: EY, Pwc, PA Consulting and Goldman
Sochs
Chorities who benefit from the energies and activities of our volunteers, such
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Companies which donate food items to V5. including: Tesco. Daniel's.
Grodzinski. MotTisons and Sainsbury's
NEW PARTNERSHIPS
GIFT was approached by the Yoni Jesner Foundrjtlon to take ownership over
of the Yoni Jesnei Award scheme in conjunclion with JLGB, engaging over 500
Yeor 8 students in meaningful volunteering.
A chority called Better Wodd opproached GIFT to take on their successful Light
up a LIFe wtnler volunteering project lo be run in conjvnction with JVN.
COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO GIFr
The Tru5tee5 are delighted with the level of support ond gooowill that GIFt's
educational programmes and volunteering initialives generate from the community
in tenns of hours. donoted food and other items Ihal ore used to help the famih'e5 in
need. GIFT'S work continues lo goin o high degree of recognition ond the Trustees ore
very pleased with the number of schools and communal organisations thot actively
seek out GIFT os o partner or educator. Accordingly. the Trustees ore very sotisfied
with the progress made in Ihe financial year.
Whi15t GIFT'5 predominant charitable object is to focu5 on inspiring giving. Gl￿'S
beneficiaries are ploced in extremely high regard and the GIFT team works tirelessly
to ensvre thot at all times, confidentialily and discretion is well-mainlained. The team
is trained to ensure a non-judgementol ottitude towords oll individvals and recipients.
Many recipients experience mental heollh challenges, finonciol problems. physical
disabilities or learning difficulties, creoting very trying circumstances. GIFT holds the
beneficiaries of its services in high regard and lakes recipients, feelings into serious
cor15ideration when providing suilable plalfoms for GIFT'5 volvnteers. Due to the cost-
of-living cris15, the numberof GIF[ beneficiaries has doubled since Morch 2020 and we
anticipate Ihis to only continue. GI￿,5 cooked meals via The Giving Kitchen have
been a lifeline for mony.
The combination of education and social action volunteering is uniqve lo GIFf. and
thousands of people receive direct and other life-changing help through the
voluntary assistance that our givers provide. Examples of GI￿ initiatives include our
Helping Hand project for families tutoring support for disadvontaged school children
ond befriending the lone￿.

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FINANCIAL REVIEW
The Chority generated a profit for the year of £225,73912021.' £311.4681. This reflects
increased income from donotions of £1.758,40212021: £1,419,798) offsetting a
significant increase of programme and activity cosls £1.615.52812021.' £1.213.8621.
A5 al 31 December 2022, the Charity had nel reseNes of £1.416,11812021:
£1,190.3791.
The Charily is supported by o broad speclrum of donor5 from across Ihe community,
ronging from grassroots sludent-level programme parliciponts and alumni to a
number of philonthropists who portner with our Charity ond encourage our activities.
Most fundraising is done through bespoke, personal relationships with our partners
ond *hrough effective communication about our work to our supporters.
The support GIFf receives leverages many times its volue in volunteer act5 and vital
assistance given to those in need, showing young people Ihat they can make a
diflerence in creating o more giving and caring society.
Income is received through chariloble donations. The Trvstees apply these funds for
charitable purposes. al their discretion.
All of the donations were applied for the direct purpose of fulfilling GIFT'S objective5.
Voriovs charity administrative expenses included payroll costs, insurance. rent, rates
lon the warehouse rented by the Chority *0 ossist ils operalionsl and cleaning. It
should be noled that the expenditure paid to Jewish Futures IJFI lof which GIFT is a
member) towards shared services such os office rent, rates. graphic design, l.T..
infrastructure and mainlenonce. building seNices ond logi5tlC5 SUPPOrt hos been
calculated os lower than rf GIFT were to pay for each of these services individually.
The Charity relies on the generosity of donors both for fvnd5 and gifts in kind Ifood.
loilelties and other items that ore vsed to help families in needl. The level of support
in Ihese areas ha5 been extremely gratifying and has helped the Charity maintain its
support for oround 375 hovseholds each week but the Trustees recognise the risks
inherent with any form of fundraising or seeking supporl from the public.
PAY POLICY FOR MANAGEMENT AND STAFF
The Trustee5 set the pay and remuneration of employees. including key management
personnel in line with a policy thot considers the resources ond needs of the Charity
and also prevailing markel rotes for charities of o similar svze and nature. ond the level
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In addition to this, levels of pay may be offected by the obility to recruit key
monagement personnel and retain them in the posl, which all coincides with the
Charity's appointmenl and pay policies. Al amendments to key managemenl's pay
and remuneration are discussed and agreed by the Truslees. While Trustees are
considered key monogement personnel, no Trustee receives any remuneration or is
paid expenses for their services os o Truslee.
FUNDRAISING
The Chority is committed to the highest standards in fundraising. At all timeswe ensure
thol we are respectful. open. honest ond accountable to our supporters.
Our fundraising is personal and torgeted ond is primorily focused on individuals and
institutions who have expressed interest in our work. We do nol erngoge in fundroi5ing
actwilies like cold moilings or door-lo-door campaigns but focus on campaigns Ihat
torget Ihose who have on interest in the work that GIFT does.
Fvndrai5ing is led by the Managing Director, Ihe Founding Direclor ond occ05i0nalty
the Community Engogement Officer. The Trustees provide oversight of fundraising
slrategy and delivery. The Fundraising Teom receives regular training and guidance
and aims to adhere to methods of bes* proctice.
GI￿ is registered with the Fundraising Regulalor. and is committed lo the Fundraising
Regulator'5 Code of Fundroising Practice. The code was established in 2016 with the
aim of setting and maintoining stondords for charitable fundraising and ensuiing that
fundraising is respectful. open. honest and accountable to the public. All the Chartly's
fvndraising activities comply with the Fundroising Code and the Chority hos agreed
to adhere to the Code'5 iequirements on handling any breaches of the Code or
complaints about the Charity's fundraising octivities. There hove been no complaints
about fundraising activities reported in the year to 31 December 2022, or
subseqvently.
The Charity doe5 not use Ihird-party organisations lo raise funds. and under no
circumstances does the Charity share the personal information of our 5UPPOrters for
the purposes of third-party marketing or processing.
MARKETING
Constont efforts are made to inform the public of GIFt's activities and needs through
traditional and social media, wilh campaign5 at particulor times of the year lo
encourage donations offood and funds. GIFT'S extensive activities in schools olso help
to increase the profile of the organisation within the community it serves. GIFT ha5
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KEY RISKS AND UNCERTAINTIES
The Trustees have assessed the major risks to which the Charily 15 exposed and are
satisfied that systems are in place to mitigate exposure. A reduction in donor
contributions could cause cash flow issues; any delayed receipl of pledged
donations could also potentially cause cash flow issues.
The major risks focing the Charity are reviewed regularfy al rnanagement meetings.
Regular reviews of cash flow projeclions and budget forecast5 are also undertaken.
as well as an ongoing drive to manage expenditure.
RESERVES
The Charity needs free reserves to enable it to fulfill its chaiitable obligotions and
commilments thol it engages in to continve its m￿S1On. The Charity also requires
reserves to ensure continuance of these obligations in the eventuality of ony
unexpected revenue shortfall. As at 31 December 2022 free reserves were £1,407,324
12021 '. £1,150,652) due to continved perseverance in pursuing the Charity's strotegic
mission. planning foi GIFT'S move into o new Centre for volunteering in 2023, and a
lower fundraising target for 2023 in preparation for o fundroising gala in March 2024.
Aworeness of GIFT'5 work and its relevonce in the modern worfd. particulotly during
the cost-of-living crisis. have resulted in an increase in the number of donors to GIFt',
subsequently, GIFT successfully raised £9CQ.OOO+ during a 36-hour campoign in
October 2022.
The Trustees ore 5at15fied that the level of free reseryes is adequate to deliver adjusted
progrommes and resources. Our policy is to maintoin 6-9 monlhs of the annual cost
bose os free reserves. The Board will continue lo review the Charity's reserves ond its
policy onnualw, more frequently if circumstances dictate.
PLANS FOR THE FUTURE
The main activilies intended to be undertoken by the Charity will continue to be the
provision of regular educational programmes and volunteering opportunities in the
UK and Isroel. If funds pemit the Trustees will expand the programmes we can offer.
Due lo the cost-of-living crisis which hos impocted people across the UK. there
hos been on increase in families requesting assistance. GIFT has responded by
increasing its capacity and expecls to deliver weekFy food support packages to
500 families by the end of December 2023. A5 of 31 December 2022. the number
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October 2022. As of l February 2023, 455 households receive food svpport
porcels.
There is a plan to create an inclusive GIFT app which would allow u5er5 to engage
wilh GIFT in a much more advonced ond meaningful way. Bnei Mitzvah courses,
parenting courses and Yovng GIFT programmes will be introduced in 2023 as will a
Giving Conference ot the end of 2023. As this is GIFT'S 201h yeor we will be
celebrating Ihis milestone at a fundraising dinner for our supporters ond frFends.
PUBLIC BENEFIT STATEMENT
The Trustees confirm Ihot they have complie¢J with the duly in Section 17 of the
Charities Act 2011 to hove due regard to the Charity Commission's general gvidonce
on Charities and Public Benefit.
TRUSTEES. RESPONSIBILITIES STATEMENT
The Truslees Iwho ore a150 the Directors of GIFf for the purposes of company lawl are
responsible for preparing the Ttustees, Annual Report and the financial statements in
accordance with applicable law and regulations.
Company law require5 the Trustees to prepare financial stotements for each financiol
year. Under that low Ihe Trustees have elected to prepare Ihe financiol stalements in
occordonce wth United Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounting Practice {United
Kingdom Accounting Standards and applicable lowl. Under company law the
Trvstees must not opprove the financial statements unless they are satisfied that they
give a true and fair view of the 5tote of affai￿ of the Charity and the income ond
expenditure of Ihe Charity for that period.
In preparing these financial stotements. the Trustees are required lo:
select suitable occovnling policies and then apply them consistenl
observe the methods and principles in the Charities SORP
make judgments and accounting estimates that are reasonable and prudent
prepore the finonciol statements on the going concem basis unless it is
inappropriote to presume thal the Charily will continue in operotion.
The Trvstees are responsible for keeping adequote accounting records that ore
sufficient to show and explain the Charity's transactions and disclose with reasonoble
accuracy at any time Ihe financial p051tion of the Chority and enoble them to ensure
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responsible for safeguarding the assets of the Charity and hence for taking
reasonable steps for Ihe prevention ond detection of fraud and other irregularities.
AUDITOR
Each of lh8 persons who 15 0 Trustee at the date of approval of this repcrt confirms
Ihat..
so far as each Trustee is aware. there Is no relevant audil inf￿motiOn of which
the Charity's oudilor is unawore
each Trustee has taken am 51eps that they ought to have taken os a TnJstee lo
moke them oware of ony relevant audil informalion and to e51ablish that the
Chority's audilor is awore of Ihat information
Approved by the Board of Trustees on
and signed on ils behalf by
Rabbi Neil Schiff (TnMI?e)
SIGNATURE:
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Opinlon
We have auditsd the financSal statements of Give It Forward Today for the year ended 31 Doc8mb8r
2022 which cO￿rise the Statement of Finan¢lal Activities. the Balance Sheot, $tatemenl of cash flows
and the related notes. The financial reportlng frydmework that has been applied In Ihelr preparation is
8ppllcable law and United Klngdom AC￿U￿tIng Stsndards, including Fin8nci81 Reporting Standard 102..
The Financral Reportlng Stsndard applicable In the UK and Republlc of Ireland {United Kingdom
Generally Acc8pt8d Ac¢ounling Practice).
Oplnlon on flnanclal 8tat•m•nts
In our opinion tho financial stat8ments-
give a true and fair view of the stale of the charitable company's affalrs as 8t 31 December
2022 and of its income and expenditure for the year then ended..
have been properly prepared in accordance with United Kingdom Generally Accepted
Accounting Practlce: and
have been prepared In accordance with the requlrements of the Comp8nles Act 2006.
Basls for oplnlon
We conducted our audit in accordar￿e with Intemational Stsndards on Audrting IUKI IISAS IUKII and
applicable law. Our responsibilities under those standards are further described in the Auditor's
responsibilili8s for th8 audit of the ffinancial statements secllon of our report. We are in(lependenl of the
Charity in accordance wf(h the ethical requiremants that 3r& relev8nt to our audFt of Ihg financial
statements in the UK, Includlng the FRC'S Ethical Standard and we have fulfilled our 0th8r ethical
responsibilllies In accordance wth these requlrements. We believe that the Oudit evidence we have
obtsined Is sufficient and appropriats to proV￿e a basis for our opinion.
Con¢luslon• rnlatlng to golng ¢onMm
In auditing the finan¢S0l s1818ments, we have concluded that th8 trustees. use of the golng concem basls
of accounting In the preparation of the financial statements Is appropriat8.
Based on the work we have performed, we have not Idenllfied 8ny material uncertainties relallng to
events or condhlons that. Individualty or collectlvely, may c8st 5i9nrficanl doubl on the charlty's abllity lo
conllnue as 8 going concem for a perfod of al least fvlefve months from when the financial statements
are aulhorised for i8sue.
Our responsibilities and the r8sponslblllli88 of the dlrectors ￿1h respect to golng concem are described
in the re￿vant sections of thls iewrt.
Oth•r hth•mMtlon
The trustees are responsible for th8 other informallon. The other Information comprises the infom81ion
Included in the annual report other than the ftnanc181 slat8m6nts and our auditorfs report Ihereon. Our
tspinion on the financial slalemants ¢Joes nol cover the other informalion and. except to th8 extent
othe￿Is8 expllcllly ststed in our report, we ¢Jo not expres5 any form of assurance ￿nclUsion Iher80n.
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In connection with our audit of the financial ststements, our responslbility is to read the othèr informatlon
and. in doing so, consider whether the other infomation is materially Inconsistent with the finanGial
Slalements or our kno￿edge obtained In the audit or oth9n￿lSe appears to be materially misststed. If
we Identty such malerlal inconslstencles or apparent material misststemenls, wè are required to
determine whether there Is a material mlsstatement in the financlal statements or a materSal
misststement ofthe other information. If, based on the work we have performed, we conclude that there
1$ a m8leiial misststerr*nl ol this oth8r infonnation, we are requK8d lo report that fa¢l.
We have nolhkng to report In this regard.
Oplnlon on oth•r mathr pr•scrlb•d by tho Compan1￿ A¢t 2006
In our oplnlon. based on the work undertaken in the course of the audit:
tho IrrformatK)n given in the trustees, report Ilncorporatlng the directors. rewrtl for the financlal
yearfor ￿1¢h the flnancial stalemonls are prepared is conSiStenl wlth the finanGial ststements,.
and
the trnslees, report (In￿rporatIng the dlrectors, ￿pOrt) havg been prepared in accordance wtth
appllcable legal requirem8nts.
Mattèrn on whlch w• arn r•qulrod to r•port by •xc&pdon
In the I￿h1 of the kno￿edge and undgrstsndlng of the Chafity and its envlronmenl obtalned in the
course of the 8udh. we have not idenlrfied matsrfal misstatements in the Truslges. Annual Report.
We have nothing to report in respect of the followtng matters where the Companiès Acl 21X)6 requires
us lo report to you rf. in our opinion..
adequate accounting records have not been kept or retums adequate for our audit have nol
been rgceived from branches not Visited by us" or
the flnanclal stslements are not in agreement with the aC￿Unti￿j r8¢ords and rgtums- or
¢xrtain disclosures of trustees. remuneration speclfied by law are not made-, or
we havo not recew all the Inf0rn18tlon and explanations we requlre for our audll.
R••panslbllltl•s of th• tru•te
As explained more fulty In the Trustees. Responslblllties Slalement. the trustees (who are also the
dlreclors of the charltable compBny for the purposes of compary law} are responslble for the
preparation of the financial statements and for belng satlsfièd that they give 8 true an(J falr view and for
such internal control as th8y datermine is necessary to enablg the prgparatlon of ffinancl81 ststeménts
that are free from material misstatement. whether due lo fraud or error.
In preparing the financial st8t8ments, the tmstees ar& responsibl8 for assesslng the Charity's ability to
continue as a going concem. disc¢oslng, as appllcable. matters related to going concern and usirtg the
going concern basis of accounting unless the trustees either Inlend to liquldate the Charty or to cease
operations, or hav8 no r¢alisOc aligrnalive bul to do so.
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Our r•sponslblllil•s for th• audlt of th• flnanGlal Btst•m•nts
Our objectives are to obtaln reasonable assur8nce about whelher the financlal ststemenls as a whole
are free from n7aterfal mlsslalem8nl, whether due lo fraud or error. and to issue an 8uditorfs report that
ncludas OUT opin*)n. Reasonable assuranGe is a hoh level of assurance. bul Is not a guarantee thal an
audit conducted in accordance with ISAS {UK) will always dalecl a material misstalementwhen it exists.
Misstatements can arise from fraud or error and are considered material rf. individualty or in the
aggregate, they could reasonably be expected to influence the economic derysions of users taken on
the bosis of Ihese finan¢iel statements.
Irregu18rf11es, Induding fraud. are instances of non-(x)mpllance with laws and regula￿on5. We deslgn
KKocedures In Ilne wlth our ￿SpOnSIbIlItIeS, outlined above, to delect materfal mlsstalements in respect
of Irregular￿e8, including fraud. The extent lo whlch Dur procedures are capable of dètècting
Irregularf(les, *icludlng fraud are 8et out btslow.
In IiJenlTfying an(1 assessing risks of material misstalemenl in respect of irregularities. including fraud
and nonwcompliance with laws and regulations. our procedures included the following..
We 8nquir8d of manag8m8nt, which incJud8d obtaining and r8Mewng supporting
documentation. conceming the charity's policies and procedures relab'ng to..
Detecting, evaluallng. and complylng wllh18ws and regu18tbns and whether they were
awaro of any Instsncas of non-complianc8',
Detsctlng of the risks of fraud and r69ponding whether they hav8 knowledge of any
tual or suspected fraud.,
Thg internal controls in ptace to mitigate risks related to fraud or non-complian￿ with
laws and r8gulation$.
We obtsingd an understsnding of the legal and regulatory framework that the charmy op8rat8s
. focusing on those laws 8nd regulations that had a mat8riBI 9ffe¢t on the financial slalements
or that had a ftjndamental effect on the operations of the charity from our profgssional and
sector experience.
We performed ènalyiical procedurès to delect any unusual or unexpectsd relattJn$hips that
may indicate risks of material misstatement due lo fraud.
Because of the inherent limitat￿n3 of an audit, there is a risk that we will not detect all irregularities,
including those leading to a material mFsstatement in the financral statements or non-compliance wf(h
r¢gulation. The risk 15 also greater regarding irregularities occurring due to fraud rather than error. as
fraud involves intentional cOn￿almont. forgery. ￿llusIon. omission or mi$rftpres8ntslion.
A further description of our resrK)nsibililies for the audit of the financial ststements is located on the
Fln8nclal Reporting Council's website 8t.. Iww.frc.org.ukJaudllorsre8ponslbllillesl. Thls d88cdptlon
fomis part of our auditorfs report.
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U40 of our v•port
Thi8 report is made solely lo the charllable company's members, as a body. in accordance with Chapter
3 of Part 16 of the Companles Act 2006. Our audit work has been undertaken so that we mlght state lo
the charity's members those matters we are required lo ststs lo them In an audltorfs report and for no
olh8r purpose. To the fullest extent permitted by law, we do nol a¢¢epl or assume responsibility to
anyone other than the charity and the charty's m8mbèrs as a body. for our audrt work. for this report, or
for the opinlons we hav8 formed.
Anthony Epton (Senlor Ststutory Audltor)
fi>r and on b•h•ll of
Goldwln¥ Llmlt•d
ststutory Audltor
Chart•r•d Accountants
75 Maygrov• Road
WeBt Hampste#d
London NWO 2EG
30 November 2023
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stat•m•nt of Ilnanclal actlvltles
(incorporating an income and expenditure account)
For the year •nded 31 Doc•mber 2022
2022
Total
fvnd•
2021
Total
fuThJs
Unr•strl¢tad R•4trlct•d
fvnds
fund•
In¢mi• from."
Donathcns
1,758,402
1.75W
1,419,798
Chants￿& ￿￿1￿•$..
Families
Gffts In Kind- falrvalue
81.579
65S.600
81.579
654000
55,887
457,134
Inve5trnent Income
Olher kncorne
378
638
378
49.644
Tt>tal Incom•
18
1,982.463
Exp•ndlturn on:
Raising funds
171,980
171.980
137.994
Ch￿}￿ble ￿tivit[g8'.
Famlie8
Gffts In lfjnd- falrvalue
Edu￿￿On
960,1
111,688
655,600
1.071.878
654600
371,40D
804,579
457,134
271,288
371.400
Totsl •xp•nthlur•
1.503.570
717388
1270,85B
1,670,995
N•t(•xp•ndltur•ykn¢om• b•forg nwl gJln• I
(IM•M) on In¥••tm•nts
255.848
{30,109)
225.739
311,468
Net galns I Ikjssesl on Investmonts
Mot I•xpob)d1tur•ylnc*%￿• for th• y•ar
13(1.1091
224739
311.468
Transfers betw*n firnd5
M•t mw•rn•nt In fund8
130.1091
221739
311.468
R•¢onclllathn of funds:
Total funds brought fO￿ard
1.153.9S1
1.1KIJ79
878,911
Totsl urrlod f•ThMrd
1.4Q9.799
319
1.41$,118
1.190.379
l Oft￿ 8bove results ar8 dèrhdfrom cMtinuing 8Ctivili8S.
Thore wern Th) oihei reccgnised gans er losses tst￿r Ihan Ih05e $18ted abovo.
The 8lteGhed notgs forrn part ol Ihese financial 8tatem8nt8.
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B•lane• •h••t
A8 at 31 Doc•rn￿r 2022
Tangibl¢ assets
3.300
3.300
Debtors
Cash at bank and in hand
11
42,889
1,220,047
1,262,936
1147
Cteditors.. amounts fairing due wlthln year
75.857
13
1,187,079
1.190,379
Totsl n•t••••t•
1)
1A16 118
1.190.379
14
Reslricted lun(Js
unrestr￿ted funds:
Genernl funds
T(rtd unreslitted fund?
36.428
1,153,951
1.153,951
Totsl fvnd•
1.1SIJ,379
The financial statements have been proparsd in a￿ordanCe wth the speGial provis*)ns for srnall corryanles under
Par115 ofthe Companles Act 2C(18.
Approvod by the trustees on 281 20 z 3
and SI￿9d on their ￿halF by..
N•ll 8¢h
The a(ta¢hed notos lomi part of the financlal 3talements.
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Statement of cash flows
For the year ondod 31 December 2022
2022
2022
2021
Ca•h flo￿ lrnm operatlng actMIIo8:
Net ¢atsh provided by l (used in) operating a¢tlvities
15
239,295
385,789
Cash flows from InvMtlng actl¥ltl••:
Inleresu renu diwdends from investm8nts
Proceed5 from the sale of property. plant and equipmgnl
Purchase of propety, plant and equipment
2,115
1,154
Cath provlded byl (u¥•d In} Inv•stlng actlvlll
961
Cash flow• from flnAn¢lng actlvlti•8".
Repayir*nts of borTowlng
Cash inflows from new t(*rrowing
Receipt of endowment
Cash pr￿Ided by l {uMd In) flmnclng actl¥ltl•g
Ch•ng• In ca*h and •qulv•l•nts In the y
239,295
386.750
C8¥h and Cash equivalents at the beginning of the year
Change Sn cash and cash equivalents due lo exchange
rate movements
1,220,047
833297
Cash ¢a*h oqufval•nts at th• •nd of lh• y•ar
1,459,342
1,220.047
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Notss to th• flnanclal 8tatsmonts
For Iho year onded 31 Docemb•r 2022
l A¢rountlng pollcJ•o
•) B￿1$ of prepllrntlon
The flnandal statemenis hove ￿eTh prepared in accc(dan￿ wKh Acc4wlkn9 aTh1 Reporbng by Charitses.. Stalernent c
R8comTnended Pr¥clice applicable to <*aritie5 prepaiing their 8c¢ounts In atxordanc• wlh the Financial RepDrting Siandard
applicable In the UK oThJ Republic of IreL7nd IFRS 102
elfectiv8 1 J8nu8ry 20151 . (Chariles SORP FRS 1021 and the
Companw Act 2QO8.
The ¢harflablè cornpany meEts th8 thfnition of a beneflt enllty under FRS 102. As8ets and lialmlities are *iiti811y
nised at h15kn￿l cost or transxth?n valu8 unless otherwlse sts¢ed in Ihe relevant x¢ounting pclicy or Th￿.
bl Colng con¢•rn
The tru$tee$ consk1ar that lho￿ are no material uncertaintie8 about Ihfr ch8ritsblÈ thmpanys thilty to conb'nu8 as a goiThJ
concern. The Irust¢¢s do not Consider Ihat there are any sourc8s ol esbmation uncertainty at the reporting date that hav8
styanifi¢ant tstsk of ¢¥usiw a material adjusbnent to the carrwThJ amounts ol ass8is and li81*lilies ￿1h1n next report￿9 perir*J.
¢) InGom•
Income 1$ reeogni58d when lh8 ¢h8rity h8$ eTht￿ement to the fund5. any performance condition8 8ttAthed io the Inttjme have
btron mei, it is probab18 Ihat the incomg will bo rs¢elwl and that the arnounl c4n be [￿S5Ured r8lLgbty.
IrKome from gov8rn8nt and other gr￿ls, whethÉr 'cApitÉl' ￿an18 (* 'revenu8' gr8Ns, (8 tscogntstrj the th8ri1y hes
tillefflent tc the fund5. any perfomiance conditions attached to the grants have b￿0￿ met. il 15 probable that the income wll b8
recèived the amountGan be rne8sU￿d reliably and is not delerred. Irwme fftelved in advance lor Ihe PTowsion of specified
SaNC8 Is deferred until the ¢rit9ria for incom8 r8cognltk)n are rneL
F￿legad9s. gnltbmgnt 1$ tsken as th& garflar of the dal8 on whith glther the tharlty Is aware Ihat probots h98 boon grdfttod.
th8 6St8t8 has be8n finalised and nobfic8bon ha5 been made by th8 executNlsl to charity that a d[$trib￿lort wll b8 mad8. or
when a distribuuon 1$ recplved from the 951ate. ReGeipt of a Iggacy, in Who￿ or in pèrt, 18 only ¢￿sidered probabk when the
amount can be measured r8li8bly and the charity ha$ b09n notified of the executor's inienbon to make a dlstribution. Whe
legaci95 h8¥e b88n notified to the charity, or the charity 6s aware of the granting of probaie, and the w¢eria for infxJn
reccgniion have Tr)t been mel th8n Ihe18gacy Is o tre* as a ¢(mtingtrnl 8SS&t 8NJ th%1088d If matsrkgl.
Dona¢l(bA• rfofft4 s•r¥k•• •nd I￿11111•*
DonateLI profe$S1t￿81 serv1￿5 and donated laali1188 ar8 recognised as income when tho Gharty ha5 control 0¥8r the item or
r￿e1Ve￿ the servi¢e. any ¢on{lit￿n8 associaled ¥￿th the donation have b8en m6¢, the re¢eSpt of e¢onomie benefit from the use by
tha th8rity of thè Is probable and that economic ber￿fil c8n b8 measured reliab￿. In ac(x)rttance %vith th¢ Charibes SORP
IFRS 1021, voluntstsrtime is not reeognised so referto the trust8as' annual report for more Inft)miaUon about their contribution.
On r8CeiPt. don818d gfft8 In kind, profe$slonal seMI*s orNJ d￿ated facilities are r8cogThsed on th8 basb of the Val￿ of
to the charity which is Ihe amounl the charity wouk1 have been willing lo pay to obtain servKes or lac111￿e9 d eqLivalent
econt¥nic benefit on market., a corrosponding amount Is tf*n ￿t￿gniSed in expenditure in th8 period of r8C8lPt.
•) rK•lvabl•
Interest on lurK15 hekj on dep051t 15 included when receivatye and lh¢ amount cw be by t1￿ d￿rty, Ihl8 Is
normally ￿￿￿ noifi¢aUrth of the Sntwèst paid or payable by the bank.
fj Fund a¢counUng
Unrestricted funds are avallabb tc* Spond on ￿t￿¥￿es that lurther any of th8 purpoJ8s of charity. De$i9nated lund6 afo
unrestricted funds of the ch8rlty which InJ5tees have ￿9¢Ided at Iheir di5crelion to set asid8 to Use for a $pecrfiG purpose.
Re51ricted lunds are donations which th8 donN has SPOCAfigd aro to be sdely used for particular areas of Ihe chan¥$ work ￿ lor
SP8¢￿C woiects being ImdBrtak8n by the chanly.
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Notss to the flnanclal *tatementg
For the year •ndod 31 DKembor 2022
1 Accounllty pollGl•¥ (coThllnu￿)
gl Expand￿r• and Inc•v•r4bl• VAT
Expendilure 1$ wo)gnised on¢e there is a legal or constnJctNe oblgation to make 8 payment to 8 third party, it is probaNe Ihal
settlgm•nt WTII be reouired and the arno￿t 01 th8 oblvJatson can be measurgd re1*t4y. Ex￿n￿t￿M 16 ¢1os$thed under the
follovAng adiwty headings..
Costs of raising lund$ ￿Mpri$9 of trgding ¢osts #nd tost8 inculred by th8 charitable rtsrry8ny In knducing thlr(I partbs
to maka volunlary contribution$ to Ft. as well as the cost of any activitxs wlh a fundrai￿n9 puwe.
Exp8ndttur8 on charilable 8c11w￿eB in¢lud&s the ￿$ts of tle1fvering seNKes And other activitie5 undgrfaken lo futher the
purposes of Ih8 charty an(1 their assotyatsd support costs.
Other expendltum ￿presents I￿Se iterns not falling inlo any olher heading.
Iry•cov8rab18 VAT is charg8d as a ¢osl aga1￿1 thg a￿￿lty wNch the 8XP8ndilurg was incuffod.
h) ￿l•CatIon of •upport ¢orf•
SLPPCrt costs are those functions Ihat 8SSlSt Ihe work of the ¢harity dD not diTeoUy undertake chwFtabl8 act4vltles. Support
Osts includa back oifice costs, finance, personnel, payroll and govemance cost8 which support the chant*s actiwti8$. Th8$0
co$ls have been allocated b6hYeen cost of raising funds and expendituro on charita￿8 xtiviti85. Tht bases on whith WPF¥Jrt
costs have been allocated are 58lout in note 6.
l) I)pW￿D9 l•a•
Rental chafges ate eharged on a 5traighl ling basis over th8 te￿ olth81gaso.
T1￿91b￿lIx•d oM•ts
Itgms ol equipment are ¢tyitalised wtheTe the purcha58 Price exceeds £1,000. D8predaUon 1$ prowded at rate5 calculaled to
write down the co$t ol each assot to its astim8t8d résldual valu8 Over its expected useful lrfe. The depr8cAa￿￿fft rate$ In use ar6
as fdk)ws.'
Fixture5 and fittinG8
Motor ¥ehi¢les
25% RB
25% RB
k) Dobtor•
Trade and olher debtors are reco9nlsed ai the Sett￿rnent 8moLmt due after any trad8 di8¢XrtJnt offered Prepayments aw valued
at the amount P￿paid n&1 of any trade du8.
11 Cuh at bank and In hand
Cash at bank 8nd cash In hand in¢ludes ¢ash aTrJ short te￿ Iwghly Iyjhl inves1rn8nts with a Short matU￿ty of three months or
less frorn the dats of acquisi￿On ¢( op¢nln9 of the deposll Orsimi￿r 8c¢ount.
ml Cr•dltorn and provlslon#
Crediiors and pro￿￿on8 ara r8cognlsed whère the chgrity has a prosont obligation resutting Irom 8 ￿&t evenl that w￿11 probab]y
re5uII in the transfer of lunds to a thlrd party and the amount duB lo settle th? obliqation can b8 m885ured or esb"mated r8liab5y.
Creditors and provisions are ncffi1811y ￿OgniSed at their SettlerT￿lI arnount after allowing for anytr3d8 disccunts due.
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Noto• to theffln•ncl•l •l•t•rn•nts
For th• y•ar ènd￿ 31 D•c•mb•r2tr22
2Q21
Unto&tr*ted
Reslrict£d
Totsl
1.419.798
1.419.798
ChEritaNe ￿￿e¥..
Ntedyfaml*$
Gffts In ￿nd- falrvdue
Other Incrm￿￿
Total
55.887
457.134
SS.887
457.134
49.644
1.982.463
1,469.442
813.021
RaK5iry ￿r￿S
137,954
137.994
Ch$￿table a￿1t￿5..
Needy farnqi
Ghlg In Kknd-tslr ¥aluo
Edut*kn
Totsl •xp•ndN¥r•
T84,1
YJ.474
457.134
804,579
457.154
2712BB
1,670,095
271.288
1,163.387
507.606
N•t InEDm•1•Xp￿dIknTrbo1q[• qAkn•l
3￿.055
6.413
311.468
Netgwns I Ilosse91 on Invg$lments
3￿,055
SN13
311A
Twsfers btrhvetn tund$
Il•t M0￿mMI Intsnd•
3￿.055
5.413
311.468
Totsl funLIs tsrwh1foTr¥a￿1
Tol•lthJThdB wrl•d fov¥Mrd
847.B96
31.015
78,911
. 53.951 1.190,
J IbKomèfrom dondltsm
2021
Unr8strktsd Re8trirttd
1.758.402
1.758.402
1.7U.402
1.759.402
1.419.788
1.419,79B
1.419.796
1.419.798
4 InMrn•from dwrMabl• a￿￿1
iknT*SIrf(10
RoB￿Ctsd
Tqtsl
urnsknctsd
Totsl
F￿111
81,575
81.579
55.887
55.867
55.e87
55.887
Totsl
GlnÉ In Kknd
Tol•l
S￿.60D
655,800
457.134
457.134
51
45T,1
457.134
S Olhwlnco
2422
Toi•l Unr8stsitt8d
Unr¢stykxed
R*siiti*d
Totsi
Grant
Other incorne
49,644
49,644
636
49h¥
49.644
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Not•$ to th financ￿1 st*t•rn•nts
For the y•ar •nd•d 31 D•c•M￿r 2022
Ctsstofia￿lry
fuTKJ6
tsas￿ of
c￿or&I
F9mil￿6 GY* kn Klnd W)rt (wts
2022 T(￿1
2021 Tclal
Staff CO915
Otherkndrusrg costs
F8ml
EthJcab.￿)
In lfjnd
Dlrn
Direc4
166,1
239,10B
134.729
443,SVJ
78.300
283,e65
,895
457,134
66,705
66.705
444453
91,04S
Oiv8Ct
thwt
91,045
855,6
Staff o)sts
15.161
39,349
14,755
10.003
2,711
4.032
1,426
20.DDO
15.790
39.5fKJ
78,219
21.687
30.015
9.$18
21.099
5rMI
242n
4U52
fees
Prthbr#J & Stationery
IT&￿tt) d8svJn
Travel
Fqent & Rates
OthersupportOJSt5
11250
2A83
8.160
227
106
1.ctlo
220
3,COD
fS.885
1.17T
27.150
196 752
400
12n
29,322
152.244
276.667
791.627
855,600
394.720 1270,858
1.670,995
19,736
94,733
280.251
1394.7201
TfA•l •xp•Trdknr• 2D22
371.￿0
1.071.•n
12700
TfA81 2021
IJ7.9M
271.211
404079 407,134
1,671.•9
orth8 totsl expenditure, É801.1BB w88 ￿nI￿nI#•y (W21'. £1,163,387) anOE1.501570 w8$ f8tstrfjdgd IW21'. £507￿081.
e• An*41••f wrp•nd*Jr•trrfwy•w>
C05t of rBi%ing
fuods
Charftablo a¢￿￿1￿8
of
BlloBBlon
Gener
Edutawo
FaTh￿Il¢S Gffts In Kind Support 2021 Td•l
202riTo￿l
Slaff co&ls
Otherfunthatslw ¢osts
tNrty¢t
29,373
78.
124.141
236,989
53.050
385,921
88.476
2Q4,901
530,4f2
78.3•0
203.O¢S
45Y.134
Dire
Dlrecl
263.665
Glts In Kknd
457,134
rt COBtB
Stsff ¢osts
Alverhsiw
Prol&8¥ionalfees
Prinbng & Sl?bonwy
IT &web d84gn
Travel
Rènt & Rat£s
Qlh¢r supportt08ts
11.￿1
3.271
7,229
4.700
579
2,730
877
20.(QO
10.S6
23.657
78219
21,117
JO.01
4403
15,8
1.ITI
27,150
IN752
123.410
25.527
2.400
3.8
6,773
2.592
34.121
163A57
14.000
11,315
2.274
13,156
3,000
4.150
185.783
122.
199.278
591,009
457,134
300,613
1,67C*.995
1.633.048
Supwrt
15.031
72.012
213.570
I3￿.613)
Totsl •xp•Thdknr• 2021
271,288
457.194
1,17Qm5
TO1￿ gxp&idityre 2D20
101.••6
24wJ 290
1.63U
OTlhetolÈlexpendth, £1,163,387 waè unte$lrthd (2020.. £1.032,0191 and £507.608wae te8titt8d12020". E600.4291.
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Not08 to the flnanclal slat•ment*
For the year •ndod 31 Dwmber 2022
N•1 In¢om• l{•yp•ndXuY•l forth• ymr
Thi5 ra stated 8ft8r charglng I Icr¢dWrYJl'.
2022
2021
Operating lease ￿ntaI*
Proporty
OepreciatK)n
Aullitors rernunBratlon'.
Audit fe9$
25.000
1.100
3A12
3N12
AMly•l• ol•t•ff ¢fAts. lrn•t•o l•mUn•r￿1Onlftd •yn••8. and th• ¢o•t ol k•y manag•m￿t P•rn•M
Staff e05ts wore as fdl
2022
2021
Salarfe5 and wages
S)ci81 Eecurity costs
Employ¢rfs po￿￿0￿
528.761
399.836
34.810
8.907
The foll¢￿Ing numt4r ol•trplDye88 r¢c&iv•d empbyeg b8n8fits lèxcludlng employer pgn8Th1 during the year betsY￿..
2021
No.
£60,000- £69,9
£70,1)00- £79,99g
The total TErnUnErolion ofthe key rnanagernent pe￿￿01 were £195,60012021.. £155,227).
The chartytswstees We￿ not pahl crf retefved ￿Y tstherbenefils fmm employment vAth th* CrAnpany in yur12021..
Nlll. Neilher were t￿Y relmbursed expenses dwng the year12021.. Nlll. No ¢h8rty Irustee roc$fvgd p8yft*n¢tor
professional orther seNces supplied kn the charity12021.. Nill.
The 8verage number oletw4oyee5 (head b95ed on Trumber of staff emkloyedl iJuTing the Ye￿ was as Id1￿￿9..
2022
P4
17
17
Ctharita￿e xtiwt
13
13
9 Tax40on
Th¢ tharitable cornpany i¥ ￿eMPt from corpOrat￿n tsx as atl its inconw 1$ th8ritable and 14 appli¢d f(ff charftable pwposes.
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Notes to lh• finand•l stJtsm•nts
FIX th• yé•r éndéd 31 D•¢•mbor 2022
10 T*nolbl• Ilxod aug1•
Fixture5 and
fitlngs
T•t
Colt
At th8 start of Ihe year
Add6ticfis In year
DIspo5als in year
At the end of the year
14.365
14.365
14.365
14.365
lJ•pr•¢laUon
At the Start gf Ihe y•ar
Ch8rg8 forthe y&8r
ElirniThated on dlBposal
At the end ol the ye8r
11.065
825
11.065
11,890
N•1 book vdu•
At th• •rrfl of th• y••r
2,476
2,475
At the start of the year
l of the abovg a8sel8 are u3ed fordwrilable purposes.
li D•bt•r•
2021
Trade debtors
Other debttsrs
34,152
4331
08,483
5,476
37,413
42,889
12 Q•dltor¥'. •n•unt• f•lllng du• wlthln on• y•ar
2021
Tfadt ¢rodltor6
Other creditors
11245
123.937
134182
26,257
49,600
75.857
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Notss to tho fln•n¢lal stat•mont*
For th• y•ar •nd•d 31 D•cember 2022
13 An￿Y•l$ oln•t a•••t• botwxn fvnd•
General
un￿$tr￿ted Doslgnaled
Resirfded Total fun
Tangib￿ fixed 8888ts
Net cUr￿nt as$etS
N•t••8•t• It th• ond oftho yoar
2,475
1,407,324
1475
IA13.043
8,319
131 nbt u•ots b•tw••nfvnth Iwlory••r)
General
¢restrkt•d D8slgnatsd
Rgstrktsd Totsl l￿d¥
T8nglbl8 fixed a55ets
Net current assèts
N•t au•ts•t th• •nd alth• y•ar
3.300
1,187.079
1.190.379
1.150.651
1,153.951
36.428
36A28
14 AloY•monts In fundB
In¢oming
Outgdng
At the stsrt resou¥¢e$ & resources &
of the year
gakns
losses
Atth•￿
Transfor8
R••trfctod fundB.'
Fgrnllle5
Glft8 In Kind
T•tsl rn1trlc￿lWId
36,428
81.579
655,600
1111.6881
655,800
67,2811
6.319
36.428
Unr•strlct•dfwth:
Ganeral fund$
1,153.951
1.759,418 11,503.5701
1M09.799
Totsl unr••trl¢t•d funds
53.951
of r••trl¢t•d fund*
Lottery Grant.. Purch88ln9 and MaintaiThng GIFT Food Collectk>n B•x•s lora Food colleclon Inlts"atlvo.
other restricted funds.. Fund5 collected and dPdldbuiad to bNlividuals or gr0￿pS rned*￿ and w¢Karo noods du8
to Illne8s, infirnilty orlmpoveri5hrnent.
F8milies." spe￿nC cases where ther818 8 dlre need forasJYatance and GIFT makes de¢i*on5 on and what
paym8nts ar8 forth(x)rning to altend to theor r*80& at vgrfous timos.
14th Mov•fflanta In fund61prf•ry•tr)
IrwmlrvJ
OutgoiNJ
fosources & reseurces &
galns
losses
At thè start
of Iha year
At th• •nd of
th• y•Hr
Tran$fers
RMtrl6t•d lund#:
Farnilies
Grfts In Kinil
Tot*1 r••trlGt•d fund•
31,015
55.887
457,134
513 021
150,4741
457.134
507,608
36.428
31,015
Unmtrktad fvnth:
G¢n¢ral funds
847M96
1,469.442 11.163,3871
1.151•51
047
1.163.
11SJ 951
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Not•s to tho flnanclal 8tatem•nts
For th• ymr •nd•d 31 D•c•mbor 2022
15 R•BonElllatlon oln•t Incom• Il•xpondilur•} lo n•¢ ¢oth Ilowfr•rn 0￿rAIl1vI actl¥lll••
202Z
2021
Not InMm• l {•xpndhur•l lorth• r•portlng p•rlod
l•* p•rth• $t•t•m•nt of fiMnGi•t •cllTA*S1*1
Depreciats"on
Ilncrellsey decrease in debtovs
Inu9a￿l Idecrea¥el m creditors
N•t ¢••h wo¥hl•d byl{u••d Inl w•rallng aCtl¥lti
311.468
1,100
45,946
27.?76
385,789
145.5941
.325
239,295
10 Anaty41• of¢uh •ThJ ¢tsh 44ulvahnts
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At 1 January
2022 C8th1kn1s Other¢h￿QeS
Cash at bank aThl In hand
1,220,047
239,295
1.459.342
Total cash •nd ￿•h •4ulv*lDnts
239295
17 Op•r4tlng l••M ¢omml¢m•ni•
Total lututg minimum lea68 payments under non-c8nce118ble opelating lease5 are 88 folk)ws'.
Prcyerty
2W21
Lèss th8n l year
1-5ygars
1V17
25,000
10,417
35,417
10817
18 L•g•18t&lus of th• charlty
The charity is a compwy Ilm51ed by guarantee and h85 no Share caprtal. Thg jo￿$h Futures TN5t'JFf 1$ Ibble to
contribute a $um not oxethdlng £1 in Ihe event of th8 chadty belng wound up.
19 R•l•l•d wrtsi tr*nMGtlons
GIFT is 8 m8rnberolthe J￿. Frem 1 September2016 Ihe central operallonal hub ofvai*Ju5 back office
luKlions Ihat supported Itsew and its group charlties including runnlng head office premises, finar￿, produ¢lon and
publkity and fundrai&w. JFT h8s recharged GI￿ £158,868 in th8 yeai1£121,036 in 20211. JFT also has ¢haryed GIFr
t20.003 for Mn&rftsncy ser*ices12021'. £20,(K)41.
Ra￿￿ N Schlff. a trust•è. b CEO and found8r ofJFT.
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