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Company Registration No: 08439369
Registered Charity No: 1153393
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REPORT AND ACCOUNTS
YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023

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Tru5tee5:
Rabbi N Schiff
Mr N Blair
Mr H Jackson
Ms L Moshol
Mr H Taib
Chority regislrotion number:
1153393
Company registration number:
08439369
CoThespondence address..
379 Hendon Way
London
NW4 3LP
Auditor:
Goldwins Limited
75 Maygrove Road
London NW6 2EG

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Report of the Truslees
Reporl of the Independent Auditor
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statement of Financial Activities
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Balance Sheel
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Slalemenl of Cash Flow
Notes to the Financial Statements
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The Trustees. who are also directors of the Charity for Ihe purposes of the Companies
Acl 2006. present their report with the financial statements of the Charity for the year
ended 31 December 2023. The trustees hove adopted the provisions ofthe Slotemenl
of Recommended Practice ISORPI 'Accounting ond Reporting by Chorilies, FRS 102.
TRUSTEES
The Trustees who held office during the period were as follows:
Rabbi N Schiff
Mr H Jackson
Mr N Bloir
Mr H Taib
Mrs L Moshol
GIFT'S MISSION AND VISION
GIFT'S mission is to inspire ond enable lifelong giving.
Our vision 15 a community engaged, supported and
empowered by the gift of giving. Working across
London, Manchester and Israel, we work to develop a
meaningful sense of responsibility for others and for the
wodd around us, while simultaneously helping
individuals and families in need. Our programmes or
particulady aimed al young people. so that we can
instil in ovr presenl and our future community the
volue5 of doing good deeds and making a difference.
and provide them wilh langible, meaningful
opportunities to help and connecl with others. As a
nolural consequence. and Ihrovgh established
portnership5 wilh other charities and orgonisotions, our
volvnleers help us lo respond to Ihe real needs of disodvanlaged people.
GIFT was established to address an issue Ihal we witnessed both within the Jewsh
community ond in wider society: a lock of engagement in communol and societal
struclure. and o disinclinalion to help those in need. Where05 in previous generations,
the assumption existed - particulody in the Jewish community - thot giving of one's
time and income was a norm. we could begin lo nole a distinct decrease in both
these areos. GIFT exists to address this issue. and lo provide ways for people to
volunteertheirtime and energy-and throvgh their experiences and leaTning to make
them into lifelong givers. GIFT'S reach extends from primary schools to universities,
workplaces to synagogue communities. young professionals to grandparents. We are
proud Ihat we inspire people of oll ages. bockgrovnds and religious observance.

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PRINCIPAL ACTIVITIES
Give 11 Forward Today IGIFfi 15 0 compony limiled by gvoranlee and a registered
charity. GIFT is govemed by the Memorandum and Articles incorporated I l March
2013 as amended by special resolulion regislered af Componies House on 19 Jvty
2013.
We make a meaningful difference not just to hundreds of disadvanlaged
beneficiorie5 by providing them wilh mvch-needed food provisions. but also lo the
volunteers of oll oges who enoble ovr work through giving of their time ond energy.
In this way. we see our work as benefitling bolh the giver and the recipient, allowing
us to work towards our mission of inspiring and enabling lifelong giving.
Though primarily established to svpport Ihe Jewish community, we support any
household which approaches us. regardless of background or faith. From the GIFT
Hvb, we sort donated items. and pack ond distribute food parcels both locolly and
across London.
Since our fovnding 20 years ogo, we hove...
distributed 750,OCQ+ e55ential food porcels
prepared 38,500+ hot meals
engoged 32.OCt)+ volunteers
delivered 15,500+ sessions in schools
hosted 6.000+ packing sessions
During 2023. our gr0￿h hos been significant.. we ...
engaged 7,150 volunteers
ran 1,401 sessions in schools
held 840 food packing sessions in the Hub
cooked 15,(X)O hot, nutritious meals
packed 73,320 food support parcels
facilitated 930 visits to GIFT recipient families
And from 8 October 2023, in support of Ihe citizens of Israel. we raised £150.OCQ.
collected and delivered 35+ tonnes of goods. engaged 900 volunteers and
donated 12,700 volunleering hovrs.
Below we are proud to note further highlights from our work across 2023.
COIMMUNITY SUPPORT HIGHLIGHTS
In 2023. over 73,320 bags were pocked by volunteers across the yeor. and
dislribuled to lon averoge ocross the yearl 480 households 2-3 limes each
week, whelher single-person household5. couples. or fomilie5 With young

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children. Food parcels consisled of dried food. fresh fruil and vegetables.
bread and challahs.
New cohort5 Of volunteers joined us in 2023 to pock food porce15, including
young Professionals, corporate volvnleers and fomily groups.
Our dedicated volvnteers in The Giving Kitchen cooked and delivered
nulritious. hot meals for those in need: each week 450 meals were made and
delivered by more than 80 volunteers al our Hendon site and through our new
partnership with Central Synogogue.
Through Care-nection and Beffiending, we encovraged hundreds of young
people lo connect with the elderly through care home visils. and we
matched volunteers of all ages with vulnerable people in need of support,
creoting long-losling relalionships benefiting both Ihe giver ond receiver.
EDUCATION PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS
We continued to run our 'rite of passage, Yeor 6 Giving Course. reaching
750+ Year 6 pupi15 across over 20 schools in London and Monchester through
a series of powerful, fun sessions, to inspire them to become volunleers and
givers for the rest of their lives.
We created giving opportunities for secondary school students across 25+
5choo15, Wlth hands-on sessions to inspire and enoble students to give.
whether through making electric menorohs for hospitals or creoling brocelet5
for children in need. We were hosted in schools such as JFS. Yavneh College,
Highgote School, Immonuel College ond JCOSS. Hosmoneon Boys, School
and Hosmonean Girts, School, and including fiferes which is a gid's only School
Servicing the Choreidi community.
We engaged creolively with student5 in 13 universitie5 acr055 the UK through
meaningful opportunities to learn and volunteer.
Through The Yoni Jesner and The Duke of Edinburgh Awards, 400+ students
volunleered each week, making the act of giving port of their weekly routine.
Our Thank GIFT It's Sundoy IT.G.l.Sl initiative continued to bring together
children. parents and grandparents to experience meaningful giving
opportunities. across 2023 we engaged wilh 150 families.
Yovng Professionals Come together at nvmerovs events designed lo enable
them to meet like-minded peers and share meaningful experiences. Sessions
included o Babke Bake. making Coronalion-themed baking kils for families.
delivering fresh meals and meeting displaced families from Israel.

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EMERGENCY RESPONSES
GIFT inspired Ihe community to take part in two key humanitarian campoigns..
We continued our support for Ukraine: to date. we have collected and
distributed more than 80 tonnes of goods. based on the needs of the Jewish
community there.
We enabled Ihe community in the UK to respond to the residents of Israel following
the event5 Of yh ortober 2023. Over 900 volunteers provided more than 12,700 of
volunteering hours. More than 35 tonne5 of goods were collected and delivered to15rael
for displaced families. GI￿ as a trusted charity, was given funds by the community, to
distribute toevacuees.
OUR PARTNERSHIPS
We continued lo work closely with a wide range of partners. which have been
developed over several years ond span a variety of seclors..
studen15 from several Senior schools packed food parcels at the GIFT Hub,
including: JFS, Yavneh College, Immanuel College and JCOSS, Hosmonean
Boys, School and Hasmonean Girfs, School
Charities in the food poverty and volunleering sector. including: Duke of
Edinburgh Award, Jewish Care, Fareshare. Food Bank Aid and Cily Haryesl
London
Synagogues who gamer the support of their communities in galhering ond
packing food parcels. including.. Mill Hill United Synagogue, Central
Synagogue and Hampstead Garden Suburb Synagogue and Hale Shuls
Componies who host us at their office to pack food porcels or to inspire
employees lo volunteer, including: EY. PWC, PA Consulting and Goldman
Sachs
Charities like NoNood, Kisharon Inow KisharonLangdonl. JAMI. and The
Jewish Blind and Disabled charilies, who benefit from our volunteers. and also
get opportunities to engoge Iheir participonts in giving activitie5
Companies which donate unneeded food ilems to us, including: Tesco,
Daniel's. Grodzinski. Morrisons and Sainsbury's
COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO GIFT
The Trustees are delighted with the level of support and goodwill thal GIFf's
educational progrommes and volunleering initiatives generale from the community
in terms of hours. donoted food and other items that are used to help the families in
need. GIFT'S work continues to gain a high degree of recogr)ition and the Trustees
are very pleased with the number of schools and communal organisations thol
actively seek out GIFT as o partner or educator. Accordingly. the Trustees are very
satisfied with the progress made in the finonciol year.

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Whilst GIFT'S predominant chorilable object is to focus on inspiring giving, GIFT'S
beneficiories are placed in extremely high regard ond the GIFT leam works lirelessly
to always ensure Ihol confidentiality and discretion are well-maintained. Many
recipients suffer with mental health challenges, financiol problems. physical
disobilities ond leaming difficulties. creating very trying circumstances. GIFT holds the
beneficiaries of its se￿iceS in high regard and takes recipients, feelings into serious
consideration when providing suitable platforms for GIFT'S volunteers. Due to the
ongoing c05t-of-living crisis. the number of GIFT beneficiories h05 continued to
increase year on year and we anlicipote Ihis to only continue. Gl￿'S cooked meals
via The Giving Kitchen have been a lifeline to many.
FINANCIAL REVIEW
The Charity incurred a deficit in the year of £743,47812022.' £225,739 profit). This
reflected a redvction in income from donalions of £1.192.60412022: £1.758,4021
combined with a significant increase of programme ond activity costs 01 £2.301.879
12022: £1,615,528). As at 31 December 2023, the Charity hod net reserves of £672.640
12022: £1.416.1181.
The Charity is supported by donors trom across the community, ranging from young
professionals to major donors. We actively fundraise across all income streams..
individuols. corporole sponsors. trusts and fovndotions, ond evenls.
We take care to build warm, direct relationships wilh our funders and Ihrough
effective communication aboul our work our ospiralions.
In 2023 we took the strategic decision not to hold any major fundraising events. GIFT had
accumulated significant reserves and planned expansion activities were covered by them. while
still maintaining the adequate reserves.
The support GIFT receives leveroges many times its value in volunteer acts and vital
assistance given to those in need, showing young people thot they con moke a
difference in creoting a more giving and coring society.
Income is received through charitoble donalion5. The Tru51ees apply these funds for
choritable purposes. at their discretion.
All of the donalions were applied for the direct purpose of fulfilling GIFT'5 objectives.
Various charity administrative expenses included payroll costs. insuronce. rent and
rate5 lon the worehouse (Hub) rented by the Charity lo assist ils operationsl ond
cleaning.

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The charity relies on the generosity of donors both of funds and gifts in kind5. The 2023 Gift In
Kind total l£1,074,CNJOI is significantly up from 20221£656.6001. Gift in Kind is calculated based
on a methodology which values volunteer hours for payable services, as well as physical
donations in kind which include food, toiletries, clothing, equipment and other goods. The
significant increase in 2023 occurred as a result of a number of factors,. GIFf'5 Strategy of
encouraging the community to be more giving led to an increase in these donations, as well as
further collections for Ukraine and most notably the collections, donated in the UK, which were
sent to victims in Israel after Ortober 7.
The level of support in these areas has been extremely gratifying and has helped the Charity
maintain its support to households in need but the Trustees recognise the risk5 inherent with
any form of fundraising or seeking support from the public.
PAY POLICY FOR MANAGEMENT AND STAFF
The Trustees sel the pay and remuneration of employees, including key
managemenl personnel, in line with a policy thot considers the resources and
needs of the Charity and also prevoiling market rales for charitie5 of a similar size
and nature. and Ihe level of experience of the staff member.
In addition to thi5, levels of pay may be affected by the ability lo recruit key
management personnel and relain them in the p05t, which oll coincides with the
Charity's appointment and pay policies. All omendmenls to key managemenl'5
pay and remuneration are disCUS5ed and agreed by the Trustees. While Trustees are
considered key management personnel, no Trustee receives any remuneration or is
paid expenses for Iheir services as a Trustee.
FUNDRAISING
The Charity is committed lo the highest standords in fundroising. At all time5 we
ensure Ihal we ore respectful. open, honest and occounloble to our supporters.
Ovr fundraising is personal and targeted and is primarily focused on individuals and
institulions who have expressed interest in our work. We do not engoge
in fiJndraising activities like mass mailings or door-lo-door campoigns bul focus on
campaigns that torget those who hove an interest in the work thol GIFT does.
Fundraising is led by the Managing Director. the Founding Director and occasionally
the Communily Engagement Officer. The Truslees provide oversight of fundraising
slralegy and delivery. The Fundraising Team aims to odhere lo methods of best
praclice including the Fundraising Regulalor's Code of Fundraising Practice.
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circumstances does the Charity share the Pe￿Onal information of our supporters for
the purposes of Ihird-party marketing or processing.
There hove been no complaints obout fundraising oclivities reported in Ihe year to
31 December 2023. or svbsequently.
The Charity is a signatory of the Fundraising Regulator's Code of Fundraising
Practice. This code wos established in 2016 wilh an aim of setting and maintaining
the slondards for charitable fundraising while ensuring thol fundraising is respectful.
open, honest and accountable to the public. All the Charity's fundra￿Ing activities
complies wilh the Fundraising Code and the Charity has agreed to adhere to the
Code's requirement on handling ony breaches of Ihe Code or comploints about
the Charily's fundroising aclivitie5.
MARKEfiNG
Regular efforts are made to inform the public of GIFT'S activities and needs Ihrough
troditional ond sociol media, with compaigns al particulor limes of the year to
encourage donations of food ond funds. GIFT'S extensive activities in schools also
help to increase the profile of the organisation within Ihe community il Se￿es. We
have a growing presence on social media. which enables us to brooden our new
volunteer cohorts.
KEY RISKS AND UNCERTAINTIES
The Trustees have assessed the major iisks to which the Charily is exposed ond are
salisfied that system5 are in place to miligote exposure. A reduction in donor5 since
October 71h hos caused cash flow issues; any delayed receipt of pledged donations
could also polentially cause cash flow issues.
The major risks facing the Charity are reviewed regvlorfy at managemenl meetings.
Regular reviews of cash flow projections and budget forecosts are also undertaken.
Q5 well as a continual drive to manage expenditure.
RESERVES
The Charity needs free resetves to fulfill its charitable obligations and commitments
thol it engages in to continue its mission. The Chority also reqvires reseNes lo ensure
continuance of these obligation5 in Ihe eventuality of ony unexpected revenve
shortfall. As a131 December 2023 free reserves were £549,44812022 £1.407,3241.
In 2023. il was decided to not hold a crowd-funding compaign, os we had accrved
reserves ond the Truslees wanted to use some of these funds before osknng
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for our services, across all the departments tvolunteering, Education. Community Support) has
increased significantly year-on-year. With thi5 in mind the trustee5 feel confident that a lower
level of reserves will make GIFT more able to respond to the community, while maintaining
reasonable level of prudence
As o result, the Trustees ore satisfied thol the level of free reserves is odequote to
deliver our progrommes and resources. Our revised policy is to mainlain 2-3 months
of the annual cost base os free reserves. The Board will continue to review the
Charity's reserves ond its policy onnually.. more frequenlly if circumstances dictate.
PLANS FOR THE FUTURE
The main aclivilies intended lo be undertaken by the Charity will continue lo be the
provision of regular educolional ond volunteering evenls in UK and Israel. If funds
pemil the Trustees aim lo expand programmes to increase the number of
opportunities. programmes and evenls that we can offer.
We intend to continue to support households with food and other support, and
to expand the number of regular and ad hoc volunteers whom we enable lo
help the community.
We also intend to mark our 201h year in 2024 with initiatives such os an Isroel
themed Givefest, a lrip for Year 12's to Israel, a 20th anniversary Gala Dinner, the
Yoni Jesner educalional sessions being launched in high schools and Ihe year 5
giving course which was rolled oul in 5 schools as a pre cursor to being adopted
more widely.
PUBLIC BENEFIT STATEMENT
The Trustees confim thal they have complied wilh the duty in Seclion 17 of the
Choritie5 Act 2011 lo have dve regard to the Charily Commission's generol
guidance on Charities and Public Benefit.
TRUSTEES, RESPONSIBILITIES STATEMENT
The Trustees Iwho ore ols0 the t)irectors of GIFT for the purpose5 of company lawl
are responsible for preparing the Trustees, Annual Report and the financial
stalemenls in accordance with applicable law and regvlations.
Cempany law requires the Trustee5 to prepare financial statement5 for each
rinoncial year. Under Ihat law the Trustees have elected to prepare Ihe financial
statements in accordance with United Kingdom Generally Accepled Accounting
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company law the Twstees must nol approve the financial slolemenls Unle￿ they
ore sat15fied that they give a tru& and fo￿ view of the slole of offairs of the Charity
and the income and expendilure of the Charity f￿ Ihal period.
In preparing these finoncial slalement5, the Twstees are required lo:
select sultable accovnting pollcies and then apply them conststent
obseNe the methods ond principles in the Charities SORP
make judgments and accounting estlmates that are reasonoble and prudent
prepare the financial slalements on Ihe going concern basis unless it is
inapproyfole to Ffesume Ihal the Charily will continu8 in operatlon.
The Trustees are responsible for keeping adequale accounting records thal are
sufficiènt to show and explain the Charity's transaclions ancl disclose with
reasonable occurocy at any time the financial position of the ChoTily and enable
thèm lo ensure that the finoncial slotements comply with the Companies Act 2C#)6.
They are olso responsible for sofegvardlng the assets of the Charity and hence for
taking reasonable steps for the prevention and deteclion of fraud and other
irregularilies.
AUDITOR
Each of the persons ￿0 Is a Trustee ot the date of opproval of this report confirm5
that..
so far as each Tntslee is owore, there is no relevont ovdit inf¢ymation of which
the Charilvs auditor is unowore
each Trustee has laken all steps Ihat they ought to hove taken as a Trustee to
make them aware of any relevonl audit information ond lo establish that the
Chorily's auditor is aware of thal infomolion.
Approved by the Board of Tnjstees on and signed on its behalf by
Mr Neil Schiff (Trvslee)
SIGNATURE:
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Oplnlon
Wg have autjiled the financial ststements of Give It Fonvard Today for the year ended 31 December
2023 which comprise the Ststement of Financial Activities. the Balance Sheet, statemènt of cash flows
and the related notes. The financial reporting framework that has been applied in their preparation is
applicable law and United Kingdom AccoLtnting Standards. inclLiding Financial Reporting Standard 102..
The Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK ond Republic of Ireland (United Kingdom
Gonerally Accepted Accounting Practice).
Oplnl*)n on Ilnanclal statom•nts
In our oplnlon the financlal statements..
give a true and fair view of the state of the charitsble company's affairs as at 31 Decem￿r
2023 and of ils income and expenditure for the year then ended..
have be8n propedy prepared In accordance wlth Unhed Klngdom Genaralty Accepted
Accounting Practice,. and
have been prepared in accordance with the requirements of the Companles Act 2006.
Ba•h for oplnlorb
We conducted our audit in accordance with InternatKJnal Standards on Auditin9 {UKI IISAS IUKI} and
applicable law. Our r8sponsibiliti8s under those standards are further describ8d in the Auditorfs
responsibilities for the audit of the financial ststements section of our report. We are independent of the
Charty in accordance wth the ethical requirements that are relevant to our audit of th8 financial
ststements in the UK, includlng the FRC'S Elhlcal Stand8rd and we have futfilled our other ethical
responsibilities in accordance with these requirements. We believe that the audit evidence we have
obtained Is sufficient and appropriate lo provide 8 basis for our oplnion.
Conclu•lon8 rnlatlng to golng c1)n￿M
In auditing the financial statements, w8 have concluded that the trustees. use ofthe golng concem basls
of accounting In the preparation of the financial statements Is approprfale.
Based on the work we have perfom*d, we have not Ident￿led any materlal uncert8inlles relatlng lo
events or conditions that. individually or collectively, may cast signrficant doubt on the charty's ability to
continue as a going con￿rn for a period of at least ￿e1ve months from when the financial statements
are aLtthorised for issue.
Our responsibilities and th8 rosponsibilitios of the directors th respect to going concorn are described
n the relevanl sections of this report.
othor Inforniatlon
The truslees are responsible for the other information. The other information comprises the information
induded in the annual report other than the financial slalements and our audilorfs report Ihereon. Our
opinion on the financial statements does not cover the other information and, except to the extent
olhorwise explicitly stated in our report. we do not express any form of assurance ￿nclUsion thereon.
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In connection with our audit of the financsal ststements. our respon8lbillty is lo rea(i the other infomallon
and, in doing so, consider whether the other infomialion is materially inconsistent with the financial
Statements or our knowledgg obtsined in thg audit or 0th8rwis8 appears to be materialty misstated. If
we Identify such materSal Inconslslen¢les or apparent material misstatements, we are required to
tletermine whether there is a m8teri81 mlsstal8m8nt in the financial stalem¢nls or a material
mlsstslement of the other infomalion. If. based on the work we have performed, we conclude that there
18 a material misstatement of this other information, we are requlred to report that fact.
We havg nothing to report in this regard.
Oplnlon on oth•r rnatt•r pr•8crlb•d by th• Compan1•# Act 2006
In our oplnlon, based on the work undertaken In the coulse of the audit..
the infomiation given in the trustees, report lincorporatlng the dlrectots. report) for the financlal
year for which the financial statements are prepared is consistent with th8 ftnanclal stalemenls,.
and
the twstees. report1Sncorporaling the directors. report} have been prepared in accordance with
applicable legal requirements.
Mattorn on whkh wo aro roqulred to roport by 0￿ptIon
In the IKJht of the knowledge and understanding of the Charity and its environment obtained in the
course of the audit, we have not identffied material misstatements in the TTUStees' Annual Report.
We havo nothing to report In respect of the folloswng matters where the Companies Act 21N16 requires
us lo report lo you if, In our oplnion:
adequate accounting records have rbol been kept or retums adèqu8te for our aLsdll have not
been received from branches not visited by us.. or
the financlal stslements are not In agreement with the accounting records and returns.. or
certain disclosures of truste68' remuneraoon specified by law are not made., or
W8 hav8 not received all the Informa￿on and explanallons we requlre for our audit.
R•spon$lbllltl•s of th• trust••8
As explained moTe fully In the Trustees, Responslbllilies Ststemenl, the trustees (who are also the
directors of the charitsble company for the purposes of company lawl ar8 responsible for tho
preparation of the financial ststements and for being satisfied that they glve a true 8nd fair view and for
such internal control as they determine is necessary to enable the prepar8tlon of financial ststements
that are free from material misstalemenl, whether due lo fraud or error.
In preparing the financial ststements, the trustees are responsible for assessing the Charmy's abillty to
continue as a going concem, disclosing, as applicable, matters related lo going concern and using the
going concem basis of accounting unl8SS the trustees either intend lo liquidate the Charty or to cease
operations, or have no realistic alternativ? but lo do so.

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Our mp¢mJlbllltl•• for tho audlt of th• Ilnanclal stalom•nts
Our oblectlves are to obtain reasonable assurance about whether tha financial statements as a whole
are free from material mlsslatemènt. whether due lo frau(l or error, and lo issue an auditorfs report that
Includes our opinion. Reasonable assurance is a hwJh level of assur8nce, bul is not a guaranleo that an
audit conducted in accordance with ISAS {UK} will always detect 8 material misstalemenl when It exlsts.
Misstatements can arise from fraud or error and are considered material rf. IndNidu811y or In the
aggregate, they could reasonabty be expected to Influen￿ the economic decisions of users taken on
the basls of these financlal ststements.
Irregularities. including fraud. are instsnces of non-comp118nce wllh laws and ￿gula￿OnS. We deslgn
Procedures in line with our responsibilities. outlined above, lo deled material misslalements In respect
of irregularities, including fraud. The extent lo which our procedures are capable of delectlng
irr•gulaiities. including fraud are set out bèlow.
In identfying and Bss8ssing risks of mal8rial misstatement in respect of iffegularitses. including fraud
and non-comp118nce with laws and regulations, our procedures included the folk)wiThJ'.
We enquired of management, which Included obtalning and revSewlng supporting
documentation. concerning the chari￿$ rM)licies and proce(Jures rolating to:
Detecting, evalualirtg. and complying with laws and regulations and whether they were
aware of any instances of non-compliance.,
Detecting of the risks of fraud ond rospondlng wholh8r they have kn¢)wledge of any
actual or suspected fraud,.
The internal controls in pla0* to mltigats rlsks related to fraud or nOn-￿mplIanCe wRh
laws and rogulations.
We obtainèd an understanding of the legal and regulatory framework that the charity operates
in, focusing on those laws and regulations that had a material effect on the financ4al ststements
or that had a fundamentsl effect on the operations of the charity from our professional and
Sector experience.
We perfomied analytical procedures to detect any unusual or unexpected relationships that
may indicate risks of material misslatemenl due to fraud.
B8caus8 of the inherent limitations of an audit, there is a risk that we will not detect all irregularities,
including those leading lo a material misstatement in the financial statements or non-￿mplIan¢e wlth
regulaUon. The risk is also greater rggarding irregularities occurring due to fraud rather than error, as
fr8ud Involves intentional concealment, forg8ry. collusion. omission or misrepresentation.
A further descriplbn of our reswnslbllilies for the audit of the financlal statements Is located on Ihg
Financial Reporting Council's website al= IvA¥w.frc.org.ukJaudltornresponslblllliesl. This description
foms part of our auditor's report.
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Us• of •)ur r•port
This report is made solely to the charftable ￿mpanY'S members, as a body. in accordance with Chapter
3 of Part 16 of the Companies Act 2006. Our audit work has been und8rtak8n so that we might slate lo
the charl￿S members those matters we are required to stale to them in an auditor's report and for no
other purpose. To the fullest extent permitted by law, we do not accept or assume responslbilsty lo
anyone other than the charity and Ihe charity's members as a body, for our audR work, for Ihls report, or
for the opinions we have formed.
Anthony Epton IS•nlor Statutory Audltor)
for and on bghall of
Goldwlns Llmlt•d
Statutory Audltor
Chart•rod A¢¢ountants
75 Maygrove Road
W•st Hampstoad
London NW6 2EG
2 September 2024
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Stal•ment of Ilnanclal aetlvltl•s
(incorporating an income and expenditure account)
For tho y•ar •ndod 31 Decorn￿r 2023
2023
T¢)tsl
fund*
2022
Totsl
funds
Unmtrl¢tsd Ro•trlctsd
funtts
lundi
Income from:
Donations
1.192,604
1,191604
1,758.402
Charitabl8 activibes..
Families
Gifts In Kind- fair valu•
343,802
1.074.000
81,579
655.6Tr)
1.074000
Investr￿n1 income
Other income
21,995
21.995
378
638
Total Ineom•
17
Exp•ndhurn •n'.
Raising fvnds
185,495
18SA•S
171,980
Charitable advities..
F8mili8S
Gffts In Kind- falr value
Ed￿allon
1,286.170
303.994
1.074.OC
1.57fj.164
1.074.000
1,071,878
655,6(K)
371.4
546,220
Total •xp•ndMur•
&374870
2,270,858
N•t l•xp•ndltur•)nn¢om• b•for• n•t galm I
{loss•s) on Inv•8kn•nl•
83.2861
39008
1743h78)
225,739
N•t g8lns I Ilossesl on investments
N•t l•¥p•ndllym)lln¢om• tor th• y••r
1703•1
3*￿03
1743An)
225,739
Transfe¥8 bglwgen fvnds
N•t m￿m#nt In ftsnd•
1783380)
39A08
1743An)
225.739
R•¢ond15oUon of fvnda:
Total funds brought forward
1.40I7•9
319
1A1&118
1.190.379
Totsl fvnds ¢Jrrlod f•rw•rd
513
127
1.416.118
l ofthe above re5Ldls are derived from ¢tyrtinuing acti￿ties.
Tlwe vwe no Olher te(x)yni&ed 98in8 or k)ss8s other than tho88 8tst8d 8L*J¥8.
The 0tto¢hed notés fom? part of these financkql slatsmeni8.
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Balan¢a sl*
A• at 31 Docombor 2023
Tangibb assets
10
2,475
2.47S
Debtors
Cash at bank arvj in hand
11
88,483
1.459,342
1.547,825
CrodilorB". amcunts falling dug wrthin one year
12
1413843
Tolal ••••ts IM• cunnt Ilablllll••
1.416,118
Total n•t a•••ts
13
1416.118
Fynd•
Reslricted funds
Unreslvicted fvnd$.'
Genoral funds
Total unr8strict&J funds
14
48,127
6,319
1,409 799
Tatsl lund•
1.416,118
The financial statements have been prepared in accordance wrth $pgcial provl8icffi$ for small ccrtnpanies under
Part15 of Ihe Companies Act 2008.
and $ignwJ on their behaff by..
N•ll 8¢hlff
attachtrj notes forni part ofthe fina￿181 statements.
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stat•mont of cash flows
For the yoar andod 31 Decombor 2023
2023
2022
2022
Ca$h flows from oporatlng adlvftlts:
Ngt cash provided by I (used inl operating aclivlties
15
{793,1271
239,295
Cuh Ilows from Invo•tlng adfvltlu:
Interesu rentl dividends from investments
Proceeds from the sale of property, plant and equipmgnl
Purchase of property, plant and equipment
80,348
Cash provld•d by I lumd In) Inv•stlng •ctfvlllo•
{80.3481
Cuh fl*?￿ from flnanclng aclMtIo1:
Repayments of borrowing
Cash inflows from now borrowing
Receipt of endowment
Cuh provldod ty l {tM•d Inl flnan¢lng actl¥ttl••
Chang• In cash •nd ¢ash •qthal•nts In th• y•ar
1873.475)
239.295
Cash and cash •qulvalents at the beginning of the year
Change in cash 8nd cash eqLFivalents due lo exchange
rats movements
1.459.342
1,220.047
Cuh •nd cuh •qufvalonts at tho •nd ol th• y••r
585.867
1.459.342
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Notos to the flnanclal statomonts
For th& yoar •nd•d 31 D•com￿r 2023
I A￿o￿n11n9 polld
•) B••l• of pr•p•r•tloTr
The financial 8talement8 have b88n prepared in acC(￿dance wth Ac(x)unUng and Rewlng by Charib88'. Stat8m8nt
R8comm8nded Practice applicable to charities preOng thelr a¢¢ounts In afxordance with the Financial Reporbng Standard
applicable in the UK and Republic of llelantl IFRS 102 effecbve 1 January 20151- (Charlt￿S SORP FRS 10218nd th8
Com￿leS Ad 2006.
The charitabk company meets the definibon of a public benefit entity under FRS 102. Assets and 11a￿11￿.8$ ara iThtially
r8cognised al historical cost or transaction value un￿$ i)thewse stated in the ￿leVant a¢counlng policy or note.
b) Golng GonB•rn
The truste8s consider that there are no matsrial uncertaint￿$ about thtr ¢harllable compan￿$ abillty to continu8 as a going
conc8m. Th8 tN5tee5 do not considef that there are wy sources of e$Jmab"on uncertainty at the reporbng dal8 that have a
s￿aTr￿can1 risk c4 causing a material adju$tsnent to the ¢arryin9 amounts ol assets and liabilile$ wthin the next r8POrting per￿.
cl In¢om•
Income 1$ re¢¢gnised when the ¢har6ty has enltbmgnt io Ihe funds. any perf0m￿nce ￿￿di￿n5 attaC1￿d to Ihe income havo
been met, it 15 probable th&t the income ￿11 be re¢8lved and Ihal th8 amount can b8 measured r81i8bty.
Incomè from goverrmenl and olher grants. wh8thar 'capital' grants cr 'rev8nu8' grants. is recognised whon the eharbty has
enltlement lo the lund$, any pgrfomian¢8 condits'oThs attached to the grants have been rnet, it 15 probable that the inc4me will be
recelved and Ihe amountcan b8 me8￿red r81i8bly and is not delerred. Income received in advance for the provision of spèdfied
se￿1¢9 18 deferrgd until th8 critsria lor inttffle recognition are rn•t.
Forlogaues, enliuement is taken as Ihe earfier of the date on which either.. the (*arity 15 aw&￿ that probate has been granted,
the estaie has t*en finallsed and notificatDn has been rnade by the execulor($l to tt)e charity that a Olthbutt*n wlll be m8d8, or
when a distribution is received from the estate. Receipt of a legacy, in whole or in part. 1$ only ¢onshlered probable when lh8
amount Can be measured reliably and the charity ha5 been notif￿d ol the gxecuior's intention to make a distribution. Where
legacies have been notrfied to the charity. or the thartty is aware of ¢h8 gran￿"ng of probal8, aThJ th8 cri18ria for inmrne
r8cc¥Jn*tion have not b88n rrtet. thBn *acy is a treated as a Con￿nge￿I asset and élsclosed If Mala￿1.
dl Don•UoM ol o1ft•. urvl¢M •nd faEllllle%
Donated profe5sonal 5eM(ts and donated fadllU88 ar8 recoJnis8d as Ir￿Me when the charity has control over th• item or
received the $e[vi￿. any ¢ondilion$ a88oua¢od knith the donation have been rnet, the receipt of economic benefft from the usa by
the Charity of Ihe rtem is probab18 and thal aconomic b8nefil can be moa5ured reliably. In accordance with Ihe Char&bes SORP
IFRS 1021. volunteortime is no¢ reo)gnised 80 refer to the trusi8gs' annual rep)rt fcf rnor8 inforrn8b.on about their ￿ntri￿￿tIOn.
On receipl, don818d glfts In kind, pro188sioThal 8ervic8s and donsted fa￿11￿.•S are recogni5ed on the basls of the value of th6 grft
to the charity which 18 th8 amount lh8 charity wouk4 have been willing to pay to ¢btsln seNlw or fauliti8s of equivalent
economic t￿[￿fit on the open market.. a corresponding amount 1$ thgn recognised In expenditure In the p8rb)d of recelpt.
•) Int•mt I•￿1￿1￿1•
Int8r88t on fund5 h81d on deposit is kncluded when re¢efvable and the arrKJunt can ba measured reliably by the chariw. thi5 15
nomally upon notifi¢abon ol the interesl pald or paya￿$ by the bank.
FuThO ac¢ounllng
Unrestrieted fvnds arè a¥allabb to spend on a¢tivilies Ihat further any of th8 purposes of th8rity. Designated fvnds are
unre5triGt0d f￿(J$ of the charfly whlch the trustee8 hava dechled at th8ir di8cretion to ¥et aside to use for a spetsfit purpose.
Restricted funil$ are donats.ons which tha dornr has sp80r￿d are to te used lor paftiujlar area5 of Ihe ¢hariV$ w(*k orfor
spedfic projects beirvd und8rtaken by the charty.
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Nots8 to tho flnanclal stal•m•
For th• year ended 31 December 2023
1 Accounung poll¢lM l¢ontlnu•dl
gl ExpondI￿￿ and Irr•Gov•rabl•VAT
Expenditure is recogni88d onc8 there 18 a legal or con8lructi¥8 obligation to make 8 pay[r￿￿t to a third paty, it is probable that
settkgmenl wll b8 required and the amount of th8 obligation can be me8SLw¢d relia￿y. &xFeTrJitur8 15 dassified under th8
following activity heading8'.
Costs of raising funds compri88 of trading costs and the costs incurred by the charitablè ￿MpanY in induong thlrd
to rnake volunt4ry contributions to it, as well as the L%*St tsf any activities with a fundr4isin9 wrpose.
Expenditwe on charitable adivities inGludes the Gosts of ddivering anLI other activities uThJertaken to lurther the
purp05e5 of the charity and their as50oated support costs.
Oth8r expenditur8 r8pr888nts those items not falling into any other h8adiThJ.
ITfècov8r8ble VAT is ch8rged 88 a cost •Jainstthè acti*ity for whKh thè èxpènditure was in¢urred.
h) Allo￿￿0￿ of support ¢o•ts
Supwt C05t5 we those functions th￿ hssist Ihè work of the ¢harity bvt do not diredy untlertake Charitab￿ 8th￿es. Supwrt
costs indude back olfice c051s, finance, personnel, payrdl and govemance costs which $UPFK)rt tho chqritys a¢tiwt*s. Thes¢
costs have been alkxaled bgtween w5t of raising lund5 and expendIlu￿ on Ghttrita￿e act￿ltieS. The bases on vthth support
costs have been alk)cated a￿ Set out in note 6.
11 0￿rn￿n9 l•••
Rentsl ctharges are Charged on a stralght I1￿ ba618 ¢1¥8r thg temi of Ih818a8O.
Jl Tanglblo Ilx•d a•••t8
Items of equlpment arg capllallsed vthgrg Iho pu￿h&S9 pri¢8 ?xceed$ £1,000. D¢pr8aation 18 pfovhl*J at ratss calcuLqt8d to
t8 down th8 Cost of each ass8t to its e5timatad resithal value over its expectad useful lrfe. Th8 d8preaation rates in use are
as lolknvs..
Fixiures and fiitings
Motor vehides
25% RB
25% RB
kl D•btor•
Trade and other debtors are re¢ogni$ed at the setuement amunt due after any Irade dlswjnt offwed. Prepayments are valued
at the ar￿Unt prepaK* net of any tr•Jè dls¢xJunts due.
11 C••h a¢ bank and In h￿d
Cash al bank and cash in hand includes cash and short tsrm hvJhly INUMI inv88trn8nts with a short maiurity of three month5 or
1988 from the d8t8 of acqui¥ition or ynir¥J of the dePo￿L0r similar accounL
ml Cr•dltorn
Creditors and provisions are recognised wh8r8 the charity has 8 present obligation resu￿ng frorn a pa81 event that will probably
rasull in th8 transfer cf lunds to 8 third paty and the arnounl due to settle the obligabon can be measured or estimated ￿lIablY.
C¥8ditor5 provi$K•nS are noFrnally rec4gnisod al their sèttlement amount alter all¢MNJ for any Irade tllscounts
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N¢tsa to th• flnondal •tstsmgnts
Fty th• ￿•r0nd•￿ 31 D•￿mb01 2023
2022
2022
Rethc
2022
7cA
1,758A02
1.758.4D2
81,579
655.600
81.579
655.60D
Grfts In Klnd. fob ¥ak
I￿?￿$1￿￿tinCor￿?
Othor
378
638
1759.418
378
638
2.496.597
737.179
EXp￿dIE￿ Oh:
Ralthg fvnda
171.960
171.980
ChwllEi48 aCfvh￿..
FBMM
GHts In ￿n0- folrvaluB
Edu¢•b
Ta￿ •xP•1￿*￿
.190
111,6B8
655.600
1.071,878
655.800
371.400
2.270 856
371,40D
1.503.$70
767,26
2￿,648
la0,1￿)
225,739
Net galn51110sse5lan *¥eslrnent6
N•ll￿o￿•1•￿p*rthW•
Transfers between
255.848
130.1091
225.739
265.646
130.1091
225,799
Totsl frjnds brougmfo-ward
6.319
1.415.118
2022
Total
Unre5b*led Reslrfcted
T#tsi
Unrestrl¢ted
Restrithd
1.192.604
1.192.604
1.1•2.
1.1•2.
1,758,402
1,758,40
1.758.402
1.758.402
2022
T¢t¥l
ResW¢
Tr*al Unreathcted
343.802
81.579
81.579
81.579
81.579
tsffts In lfjnd
Totsl
1,U74,QOO
1.074.000
1,D74ODD
1.074.OQQ
655.600
655.600
655.6
2022
Total
Other Sncome
638
63B
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Not•• to th• fln•nclal st•t•m•nts
For thg yw •ndgd 31 D•c•mb•r 2023
¢ostof roising
ChBrltatrAe8Etfvths
B85isof
allo￿1
Gener
EdurAlhn
Famil￿ Gffts In Kind SuFWt£crfis 202J
2022 Td81
stoff cos15
OtherfU￿￿a￿lrv costs
Fwnili8$
Educa
Gknls In ￿nd
80,681
75.549
236.912
4￿.908
56.771
TnA72
7454W
411625
1won
1,074000
593,994
66,705
444,453
91,045
655,6
Direct
DireGI
Dire
L)Ired
418,625
106.079
1.074.C#)O
staff
Other supwlcL)8ts
22A54
347.167
94.070
234.991
7,645
$6,191
164,075
439.122
1,270290
1.074,1))o
428,392
IJ75m 2,270,858
Support
21,420
107,098
299,874
1428,3921
Tol•l 2023
1Wg5 54422D
1,SM,164
1m4,0
1375179
Total 8xp8ndNur82022
171.980
371,400
1,071,87B
65&,W)
2,270,858
Olthp l•14 expenditure, £1,$97,865 was unresirld*J12022'. £801.1881 and £1.3TI.994wa8 ￿$tr￿tsd(2o22.' £1.503.5701.
Cost of rdi￿ng
fund$
c￿r￿abl0
Bas￿ or
¥1￿1
Ge￿rnI
Èdw¢•Von
FBrni1￿% G]fts In K￿d 8LWOrt Cl￿ 2022T•tsl
2021 TL*81
staftCOSt6
Otherfundrdising c0515
Famil￿$
Eéu¢•Oon
GNIS In ￿nd
D1￿cl
Direct
54.022
66.705
166.135
239.106
134,729
J•&994
443,5
78,300
263.665
52.995
457.134
444,453
Dlre¢l
DlreEt
91,045
91,045
655.6LX)
Slaff co
AthertLsmg
Profe55b)nal fep5
Prlnbng & Ststiwwy
IT &web deByn
Tr•v$l
Rent & Rat05
15,161
39,a49
14.755
10.(K13
2.711
39,560
78.219
21,687
30.015
4.463
15.885
1.177
27.150
196.752
9.518
21.099
11,250
2,8&1
8.160
11192
220
1.426
6,322
191,589
20A22
207,379
15,790
152.244
276.e67
791.627
655,600
394.720 237
1,670,995
Supwt co¥15
19.736
94.733
280,251
1394,7201
371MQO
1071,•n
Tth48xp8nd5bJr82021
137,994
271.268
804,579
457,134
1,670,595
orthe tolal ewx1rt￿ti. £801.188 was unr88trf(l￿(2021'. £1.163.3871 and £1,503.570was reSt￿d(2021.. £507.6081.
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Notes to tho Ilnanclal stat•m•nts
For tho yoar endod 31 Docomb•r 2023
N•t In¢om•l l•xp•ndllw•) for th• y•ar
Thls L8 Stated after charglThJ I Icredibngl..
2023
2022
Operating lea¥e rentsls..
Pro￿Tty
DepreGrdUon
Audllors rgmungraUon-.
Auditfee5
25.000
1,100
4756
4412
Analy41s of •taff colts. tnwt•• Y•rnun•ratlon and •xp•Tr•••. •nd th• ¢••tof p•r*•nn•l
Stsff costs were a$ fdlcvh3'.
2023
2022
SaLgrie8 and wages
Soclal s￿rIty ¢osts
Employerf$ pÈnslon
701.587
63.675
12J10
528,761
52,763
593.993
The folovAng nurnber of 8rnployees received eM￿oyee beneflts lexduding eM￿0y¢r pensonl duriro Ihe year bets¥￿..
2023
2022
£60,000- £69,999
£70,000- £79,999
Th8 total r8rnuneration of Ihe key management per8wn81 were £198,05512022.. £195,edJoi.
The chorlty trustees weffj not pakl or recelved any 0th8r benefits from ernploymtsnt with the Company Ihe ye8r12022..
Nill. N9￿her th8y raimbursed expenses during the Y￿rI2022.. Nlll. No Charity Irustee rec8fv8d payThnt for
profession81 or other seNces supplied to Ihe Gharity12022'. NIII.
The average nthiberofemployees (head counl based w number of¥tsff 0mplo￿l durtng yearwas as follows..
2023
2022
Charftablg 8cti*iti
17
17
g Tax•tlon
The charrtable company is exemptfrom corporatlon tax a5 all 115 income is charitable and is appl￿0 forthar%tab￿ purpo8eB.
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Not88 to th• flnanclal Ststomonts
For th• y•ar •nd•d 31 D•combor 2023
10 TaTr4lbh Ilx•d a•••t•
Motor
Iwcle5
Fixture5 Bnd
ffttinys
Totol
At the start of the year
Adtjlu￿s In ye8r
Disposals in year
At 8nd Oftt￿ year
14.365
59.348
14,365
21,000
21.000
73,713
94,713
Al the Start of the year
Charge for the year
Ellmlnattd on dlsposal
A¢th8 end of th• year
11,890
5,758
1,750
1.750
15,898
17,648
N•t bo¢>kvalu•
At th• •nd ofth• y••r
19.250
57,815
TT,065
AtthB Start of the year
AN of Ihe above assets are used for tharltable purrx)88s.
11 D•btorn
2023
2022
Trade debto
Olher debtors
20209
1363BO
158A89
34,152
54.331
88,483
12 Cr•dltorn: arnount•l•llkng du• wlthln ort•y••r
2023
2022
Trade creditors
Olher c￿dItorS
47¥7
10,245
123,937
134,182
148.781
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Nt>t•• to tho IInancl￿ 8lalam•nt•
For th• y•ar •nd•d 31 D•¢amb•r 2023
13 ¢lr•t ••••ts b•lw••n funds
General
unrestricted D@s￿nated
Re¥trlcted Total l￿dI
TangiiAe ffixBd assets
N8t currwt as80ts
N•1 ••¢•ts •tth• •nd olth• ￿•r
77,lJ65
549.448
626.513
46,127
595.575
131 AMly*l# al n•t •M•ts b•lw••nfiwKh Iprlor ygar)
General
Uln5trictod Desgnaled
R0￿cted T¢tsl funth
Tangltrle fixed assets
Net current as88ts
N•t a•••t• alth• •nd af th• yo•r
2.475
1,407.324
1009,799
2,475
6,319
319
1A10,118
14 In fvnd•
Incomlr¥J
Outgoing
resources & resources &
gain5
At the start
ofthe year
Attho •nd of
Transfers
Famllies
Glfts In Klnd
Total Mtrl¢t•d fvnd•
6,319
343,802
1.074.000
1N17I02
1303.9941
1,074,000
1.3TT,994
46,127
0,319
44127
Unr•strl¢t•d l￿dI.
Gen8ral funé8
1.409.799
1,214,YJ9 11,997.8851
626,513
1.W.885
PuryM•s of r•¥trlGt•d furn
Lottery Grant.. Purchaslng and MalntalniThJ GIFT Food Cdlection Boxes a Food ¢olWlon InttLqtive.
Other restrithd fuThJ$'. Funds collected and dislributed to ￿d￿idual5 or grtsJps wilh m8di¢•l wèWBT8 needs dug
to Illness. Intlmilty or Impo￿rishment
Famllla8'. SpecrfK cases where there 15 a dlre for aBsSs¢an¢e and GIFT makes dedskJn8 on this and what
payments are fortlwll￿g lo attend to thelr n88d8 at vadous fjm88.
14• MDV•rn￿ kn fthd• Iprtor￿f)
Incomlng
tgolng
At th8 start resources & re50UTces &
of the year
gains
10ss8S
Attho •nd of
th• y•ar
Tran8f8rs
Families
Gsfts In KlThJ
Totsl rn•trlthd fund•
36,428
81,579
655.600
36,428 737,179
1111,6881
655,600
07,288
6,319
319
UnMtrl¢t•d l￿dI.
Gen8ral funds
1.153.951
1.759.418 11,503,5701
1,409.799
Totsl unrn*trfGt•d fvndB
1153 951
1759 418
1.$01570
1A09,799
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GNE rr FORWARD TODAY
Notes to tho flnanclal statomants
For th• yur •nd•d 31 D8c•mb•r 2023
15 R•¢0￿111&110n of n•tlncoThl l•xp•ndlhw•l to n¥t cmh Il￿froM op•r•fjng a¢ll¥lll•s
2023
2022
N•t Incom• I 1•xp￿d11Ur•I fortho r•portkng ￿tsd
{# por tho Statom￿Offin￿￿￿ •GllvlllM)
Depreciation
Ilncreasell decrease in debto
InGrea5el IdecreHsel in crdito
t4•t ¢Mh provld•d by I lumd In) op•r•tlng a¢t5vMI••
(T43A70)
225,739
0.768
170.006)
14590
.127
145,5941
58,325
239,295
10 An•ly•l• d ¢••h and ¢a•h •qthl•
At31
At 1 January
2023 Cosh fio*% Othor ¢baThJ8s
2023
Cash at ￿nk ar*1 tr) hand
1.459,342
1873.4751
5N667
Total ¢Mh and ¢Mh •quh4hnts
1.459,342
873.475
581867
17 Qpornllnw l•w ¢ornmlkn•Thts
Total frjlure minimum lease pay￿nts under non-¢8n¢ella￿¢ oporatlng lea88s are 88 follow8..
Property
2023
2022
Les$ than 1 year
1-Sye8rs
27.750
10,417
10 L•g•l *t*tu• of tN• ch¥lty
The ¢harfty Is a c¢)mpany Ilmtted by gLt8f8nlae 8nd ha8 rn share capital. The J￿5h FubJre5 Tw51'JFf is l￿bkn to
fA)ntrftrxJtÈ 8 8urn not eXC88dlng £1 in Iho event ofthg chanty bemg wound up.
GIFT is a member of t￿ JFT. From 1 Sept8mber 2016 becarrE the central operalktnal hub Lif variou5 bo<* officv
functk)ns that supported ltsell and Its group charities including runniw head offi¢e p￿MIses. finan¢g. producuon ￿11
puNlclty and fundraisiThJ. h85 recharged GI￿ £260.204 in the year1£158.B68 In 20221. JF[ also h88 chwg6d GIFT
£20,003 forconsuttancy soNco$12022.. £20,003).
Rabbi N Schrff, a Iru5tre, is CEO ond foun* d JFT.
IrKlu¢Jed In dMaYons are £50.5501%122.. É80.1741 from trustees.
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