## **Trustees' Annual Report for the period** Period start date Period end date Day Month Year **To** Day Month Year 01 March 2021 28 February 2022 **From** ## Section A Reference and administration details ## **Charity name** Sunshine Cat Rescue ## **Other names charity is known by** N/A **Registered charity number (if any)** 1154876 **Charity's principal address** 104 High Street, Milton under Wychwood, Oxon **Postcode OX7 6ET** ## **Names of the charity trustees who manage the charity** **Dates acted if not for Name of person (or body) Trustee name Office (if any) whole year entitled to appoint trustee (if any)** 1 Olivia Tyack Chairperson Sharon Carbonero Treasurer Margaret Hauton Secretary 2 March **2012** **TAR** 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 **Names of the trustees for the charity, if any, (for example, any custodian trustees) Name Dates acted if not for whole year** ## **Names and addresses of advisers (Optional information)** |**Names and addresses of advisers (Optional information)**|**Names and addresses of advisers (Optional information)**|**Names and addresses of advisers (Optional information)**| |---|---|---| |**Type of adviser**
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**Address**||| |||| |||| |||| |||| |**Name of chief executive or names of senior staf members (Optional information)**||| |||| ## **Section B Structure, governance and management** ## **Description of the charity’s trusts** Constitution Type of governing document (eg. trust deed, constitution) Charitable Incorporated Organisation How the charity is constituted (eg. trust, association, Election March **2012** **TAR** 2 Trustee selection methods (eg. appointed by, elected by) ## **Additional governance issues (Optional information)** You **may choose** to include additional information, where relevant, about: - policies and procedures adopted for the induction and training of trustees; - the charity’s organisational structure and any wider network with which the charity works; - relationship with any related parties; - trustees’ consideration of major risks and the system and procedures to manage them. The Charity promotes itself by advertising in the local press, by the use of its website, Facebook and other social media and by attending and hosting fundraising events, to ensure that as many people as possible are aware of the services offered, including those on low incomes. ## **Section C Objectives and activities** For the benefit of the public to relieve the suffering of cats and **activities** The animals that come ikittens in need of care a **n** to thd att **e** Charity o so for a vntion an **d** to provide **a** riety of nd rem **a** intain rescue homes or other facilities for the reception, care sons; an owner may no longer be able to look after their pet dueand **t** reatmeno ill-heal **t** of such animals. h or financial reasons or may be moving into accommodation where pets are not permitted. In these situations, the Charity is able to reassure owners that their pet **Summary of the objects of** will be cared for and that any new potential owner will be **the** assessed by one of the charity’s experienced Home Visitors **charity set out in its** before the animal is rehomed. Home Visitors encourage new **governing document** owners, especially those on low incomes, to consider pet **Summary of the main** insurance to cover unexpected veterinary fees, and to budget **activities undertaken for the** for routine procedures such as worming and annual **public benefit in relation to** vaccinations. In this way, the Charity helps promote responsible **these objects (include** and manageable ownership. **within this section the statutory declaration that** The Charity takes care of abandoned cats, finding homes for **trustees have had regard to** them following a home visit and also cares for stray cats with **the guidance issued by the** the aim of reuniting them with their owners or finding new **Charity Commission on** homes for them if their owners cannot be traced. **public benefit)** By neutering cats and kittens which come into the care of the Charity (both feral and domestic), this helps to control the cat population and reduce the incidence and spread of disease through general health checks. The Charity responds to concerns from the public about colonies of feral cats, operating a “trap, neuter and return” policy for these cats. When circumstances allow, feral cats are rehomed to new sites, where they can live as working cats, for the benefit of both the animals and the public. 3 March **2012** The Trustees have had regard to the guidance issued by the Charity Commission on public benefit. **TAR** ## **Additional details of objectives and activities (Optional information)** During the year, the Charity has taken in 167 cats and kittens and successfully found new homes for 147 domesticated cats/kittens You **may choose** to include further statements, where relevant, about: - policy on grantmaking; - policy programme related investment; The fundraising events held throughout the year included book sales, jumble sales and tin shakes, The Charity attended local village events, tombola stalls being the most profitable. Car - boot sales were an added venture and proved to a successful addition to our fundraising. Some items were sold on internet sites. - contribution made by volunteers. Section D Achievements and performance **Summary of the main achievements of the charity during the year** March **2012** **TAR** 4 ## **Section E Financial review** A reserve of £10,000 has been put aside for any unexpected **Brief statement of the** events. **charity’s policy on reserves** **Details of any funds materially in deficit** N/A ## **Further financial review details (Optional information)** We were able to claim GASDS on £1,926.39 of donations. You **may choose** to include We were not able to claim on £14,281.16 of donations additional information, where relevant about: We were able to claim Gift Aid on £11,376.00 of donations • the charity’s principal Donations therefore amount to £27,583.55. sources of funds (including any fundraising); Grants were received totalling £14,750.00. - how expenditure has supported the key objectives of the charity; - investment policy and objectives including any ethical investment policy adopted. ## **Section F Other optional information** ## **Section G Declaration** **The trustees declare that they have approved the trustees’ report above.** **Signed on behalf of the charity’s trustees** ## **Signature(s)** **Full name(s)** March **2012** **TAR** 5 **Position (eg Secretary, Chair, etc)** _M Hauton_ Margaret Hauton Secretary October 2022 **Date** March **2012** **TAR** 6 SUNSHWE CAT RESCUE ACC(XJNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 28 FEBRUARY 2022 SUPISTrINE CAT AESCUE Sunshine Cat ResoJ•, 12 Insal Road, Chpping ￿rtOn. Oxon OX7 5LF s wffjtered thg chariiy ConYrissk)ners ￿. 11548761 and (tsnstituie(I by Lknd of Twst. TnEstse3 C A Fotheryl (rwined Der*nkner2021) O A Tyack S E Cart)onero C H Wood I￿S￿aned D8onknr2021) G M Hauton The obpd of th? ¢*aiity i% rBl8¥in9 th• wff•riNJ ofeats and knttens in need and attènt¥)n by provbjing and yeS￿e hO￿s. orotherfa(kns for the recept￿}n. (are and tre8thEnt of 8uc* anitrnl& The cash reserves are a¢￿Tr￿181ed in onleito PfDNvle funds to mBat futu￿ conmknnts. ÉCarborfertslJun8.202207.43GHT+J S E CartJonerD For and on behaf of Ihe Trustees Page 3 SUMSfrIME CAT RESCUE forth• ￿ar ènded 28th F¥bKuary 2022 2022 2021 TUIINOVER Fk)ming Events r￿n8t￿)nS Sponsotshp Gft AIY G¥anl 200 aub Other rrt)grshp$ 7.746 2.768 16,208 4,042 399 23,693 915 19,427 4.500 3,280 1.950 45 11,376 14,750 4.250 9.145 65 67.246 58.251 LESS: EXPEP4SE8 Vet Sal88 AKIS Littor Suppl￿$ Printing. Postage & Stat*)n•ry StaH Fee V8hwJe Insuranc Food Advertisin9 L¥Jhl & Fknat Other Repa*s & Renèwa Garage Rental Te￿phO￿￿e 200 atjb Travel Payp81 F28S DgpfBciaik)n of frkntor V8hrJè CoFpordtr)n Tax 33.652 24,222 2,330 2.124 t,029 614 744 170 1,276 1.523 10,265 6,190 133 1.373 71 1,706 647 1,457 2.063 1,430 8.614 3.098 839 1,409 618 1,993 1,092 818 172 221 1.799 1.349 63.757 51.983 SURPLLISIIDERCM FOR TrE YEAR 3.489 6.268 Page 4 as at 28th Febnjary 2022 2022 2021 AXED ASSErs Tangknb fved assets 5.398 CURREHT ASSETS Bank Account Virgin Sawngs Attoufti Paypal Acujunt Cash Account VAT rofund 4,882 10,053 18,753 200 1.782 4.S36 10,053 14.415 200 1.627 35.669 30.831 LESS.. CREIXTORS I)UE IVTrIN ONE YEAR Cr8dittsrs and Accwals NET CUFIRENT ASSETS 35,669 30.831 39.718 36.228 REPRESEPItED BY 8alancE as at 1 March 2021 Surplu5 forth8 year BaSan(* as al 28th FEBRUARY 2022 36.228 3,489 29,960 8.288 39.718 36,228 Tatsl fAwlal 39,718 36.228 Page S SUNS￿1￿ GAT RESCUE Indop•nd•nt •xarnlnerf• r•wtto th• Trnil8•s of R•scu• I report on the financial stat•mènl¥ of thg Chartable In￿rport1￿ C*yanlsa￿n torthe ￿rended 28th February 2022. 8fè Sèt out on pages 4 to S. ￿polI lo the TnJstees. as o body. in a￿￿dance secl¥Jn 145 of th• Chèril*s Act 2011 and RgulatK*ns rrodè und*r8ert￿n 154 of thai ACL has btseTr undertaken so that I niyht state to the thaiitys Twstees those ffotters l am requ￿ed to 3tste to them in an Indèp8nd8nt exa￿￿ne¢S rtport and for no other purpose. To th* fv19st ex1ent perntted by law. I do not a¢￿pl orassun* ￿SpOn￿bA￿ to an￿ne olherthan the 1*8rty and thè tharws TnJst8es as body, for my orforthB reparL The financml statemenls haNE be8n pfvpaThl li arXr)rfan￿ ¥Ah Aco)untiig and Rep011ng by Chariti&S Preparing a(x>)unts in a￿o￿an¢* vAh the Fjnancial Reporting stsnda￿5 app11￿b in the UK and Reptsblt ol lrnland IFRS 1021 n prefe￿nCe to thè A(xounthg and Rgportng by charit￿S.. StateTrEnt of ReuJnbY*nded PFaCt￿e i5wed on 1 Apid 2005 is ￿fer1Ed to in the oxt3nt ￿gUlatI)nS but has béen *ithdra￿. This has been done ￿ ord8rforthe accounts to a Iwe and latr￿w in ac￿￿anr* the Ggnoraty Ai£•pted Accounimg Pwtice effedNe for r•portiig perk)ds begnning on thè aftèr 1 January 2015. R•8PttCtlv• rn•ponslblllUe• of •rMI •x•mlner The chariiis Trustees are wonsiblB forthe prepardl*?n of th8 fvtaneA slaterrÈnts. and they conskler that an audt i8 noi mquyed forth15 sEar underse(thn 144(2} of the Cthaiilv3 Act 2011 {the Actl and that an independent ex•malbJn is needed. It ￿ my rosponsiblty to: - exanine the ￿an1)￿l slat•rnènts undersect￿n 145 of the Acl." - folowthe proc2dures do￿ wi the general tkn(tsns gI￿n by the Corku7)s￿n und¢r serAi)n 14515Xbl of the Act; and - stste *thetherparticular rTh4tte￿ h8ve to ry attenb)n. Ba¥1¥ of ind•penthnt •xaminee• r•wt exarnnatK)n wastsnied out ￿ awrfance the Gene¥al gp48n by the Charity Commssvjn. An ex8nmnat￿n ilL*Jdes a of the aoxunthg ￿CordS kept by the chanty and a conparwn of the financial stateTr*nts presented vlth Ihose re￿r￿& It Bkn ￿dudeS c￿nS¥jerati0n of any unu8Ltal iten% or dtsi*)w￿8 in the fvlanoal ststerr*nts. and seek￿9 exFqanatk)ns from you as tnjstees conceming any nwttets. The pffjCedU￿s undertaken do not p￿¥￿Je al the evilence thal ￿TrUk1 be requwed in an audit, and rxjnsequenty no opnK)n ￿ gNen as to ￿ether Ihe finanLaal state￿nIS P￿nt a Irue and fawvfjavl and the report B Irrted lo thos8 wrratter5 8et out in the stat9￿￿nt bebw. Page 1 SUNS￿ CAT RESCLE Ind•p•nd•rt •xaminerf• •lat•m•nl In (x)nn¢etK*n knith •YaMat￿J￿. no rroiter has o)n* to my attentk)n: (1) gI￿S me ￿Sonabl8 cau* to Ihat n any Thjlerial re8pect the wu*emantK - to keep acctsLtnting ￿OrdS li accordÈnc* wth 130 of the Chaths Act. and - to prepaf8 financial statsrTEnts accorrj the a￿Unt￿g re￿)rds. Acxou*)tvig and Report¥)g by Charit*s prepamg the*8ruunts in acc¥Jrdance ￿*th thé Fnanual Reporttiig Standard in the Ll( and Republ￿ of Ireland (FRS 1021 and n 0th8r respects Ibith the aCfA)untm9 fÈqu¥Ements of the ACL not been rr£tr. or (2} to my opwiK*n, att•nlKJn shoukl draw￿ il or(lorto enablè a prDPerunde￿nd1I￿ of the accounts to be reached. The Fo8seway Lwr¥ted 10B Stirting Way )reton I•Arsh Gloucostgrshre GL56 OGS 26 Klay 2022 Page 2