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2022-11-30-accounts

J P TEAM INTERNATIONAL

(A private limited company by guarantee without share capital use of “Limited”

exemption)

Financial Statements For the year ended 30 November 2022 Company Number: 08290018 Charity Number: 1159304

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Trustees’ Report 3 - 8
Independent Examiner’s Report 9
Statement of Financial Activities 10
Balance Sheet 11
Notes to the Accounts 12 - 17

Company Number: 08290018 Charity Number: 1159304 Registered Office: 6[th] Floor 9 Appold Street London EC2A 2AP Directors and Trustees: M. Evans II R. Barton C. Evans T. Malone M. Armstrong Chief Executive Officer Michael David Evans II Secretary: Carolyn Sue Evans CUWI PO Box 2001 Colleyville, TX 76034 Principal Bankers: CAF Bank 25 Kings Hill Avenue West Malling, ME19 4JQ Independent examiner Moore Kingston Smith 6[th] Floor 9 Appold Street London EC2A 2AP Solicitors: Robert Meakin Stone King 30 Station Road Cambridge, CB1 2RE

J P Team International Trustees Report For the year ended 30 November 2022

The Trustees present their statutory report together with the accounts of J P Team International (JPTI) for the year ended 30 November 2022.

The information contained on page 2 of the Financial Statements forms part of the Trustees’ Report.

Structure, Governance and Management

Governing Document

The J P Team International (JPTI) (also identified as “the Charity”) was incorporated on the 12[th] of November 2012 and is governed by the provisions of its Memorandum and Articles of Association.

Organizational Structure

The organizational structure as detailed in the constitution of the Charity is the responsibility of the Board of Trustees. In accordance with the constitution, the Board holds at least one general meeting and two additional meetings per year. The day-to-day running of the Charity is carried out by the Chief Executive, who is responsible to the Board of Trustees.

Connected and Related Parties

Two of the Trustees of the Charity (Carolyn Evans and Michael Evans II) and former trustee Michael Evans I assisted in the establishment of other JPTI charities throughout the world that share similar visions and purposes as JPTI. Michael Evans I, Carolyn Evans and Michael Evans II are also on some of those other charities’ boards. However, the Charity does not consolidate these foreign entities in its financial statements, as they are separate legal entities with no one controlling party. Further details of transactions can be found in the financial statements.

Jerusalem Prayer Team is the common name used for all JPT charities that operate around the world for purposes of digitally connecting and is filed as a “doing business as” for the United States charities. JPTI is loosely based on the objectives of the Jerusalem Prayer Team. While the U.S. organization provides printed and digital materials, JPTI remains a related, yet independent, organization.

Trustees, Appointments, Induction and Training

New Trustees are appointed by the existing Trustees should they be deemed appropriate and helpful to fulfill any shortfall in the skill set of the Board upon application. The Charity shall hold a general meeting and a minimum of two other meetings per year. The Trustees have learned their duties as Trustees through information obtained from external consultants and the Charity Commission, and are responsible for the induction and training of new Trustees. Further training, consultation and information is made available to the Trustees on an on-going basis.

Remuneration Policy

The Charity does not currently employ any paid staff members. The salary of future staff members will be determined by the Board and is based on the hours worked and the

J P Team International Trustees Report For the year ended 30 November 2022

prevailing market rates for the level of work that is being undertaken. Potential future increases in salary will reflect increases in cost of living.

As noted in the accounts, the Trustees and officers of the Charity receive no remuneration or compensation for their time and services to the Charity.

Public Benefit

We have referred to the guidance in the Charity Commission’s general guidance in PB1, PB2, and PB3 of the Charities Act 2011 on Public Benefit when reviewing our aims and objectives and in planning our future activities. In particular, the Trustees consider how planned activities will contribute to the aims and objectives outlined below.

Objectives and Activities

The objects of JPTI, in light of the Public Benefits guidance, continue to be:

To meet these objectives, the Charity has two primary aims and objectives, which have remained constant:

In practical terms, the Charity’s practical activities are:

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In order to fund and educate others about these charitable programs, the Charity continually employs these outreach strategies:

Achievements and Performance

JPTI raised £252,098 (2021: £194,384) in the year ended 30 November 2022. The majority of these donations were obtained as a result of our partner prayer and newsletter outreach mailings.

During the year ending 30 November 2022, JPTI’s number of prayer support partners remain almost the same at around 9,004. Over the course of the year ministry communications and teaching letters totaling about 12,265 pieces were sent to our prayer support partners. A total of 3,763 Ministry Magazines were sent to our more active partners. JPTI was also able to provide about 263 individual ministry resource requests by providing over 446 educational and religious article items.

In addition, during the year ending 30 November 2022, JPTI was able to increase the number of members they communicated with primarily via email to 3,833 (over 2,750,000 emails were sent out during the year). The emails averaged an open rate of approximately 23%.

JPTI continued to focus on building a prayer community in the UK via Facebook. By the year end 30 November 2022, the Jerusalem Prayer Team Facebook Page reached almost 50 million people (through inspiring posts, articles, and scriptures), saw 1.4 Million new page visits, and garnered 222,387 new Page “likes”.

With the war in Ukraine, an increase in resources and Grants focused on the Project for the Poor totaling £55,000 .

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Future Plans

Will continue to aid the poor from the Ukraine war. This will result in a substantial increase in resources and Grants focused on the Project for the Poor.

Grants Awarded

The Trustees discuss each potential grant before a decision is taken to support a charitable organization. The grants are given at arm’s length to support the on-going charitable activities on an organization. During the year JPTI awarded a grant of £55,000 to the Project for the Poor in Ukraine.

Grant Making Policy

In light of the growing size of the Charity, the Board asked counsel to draft a grant-making policy and that policy was adopted at the July 2018 meeting of the Board of Trustees.

Risk Management

The Board examined principal risks and uncertainties and identified three major areas for discussion and future Board action:

  1. Cybersecurity and donor privacy.

  2. Banking regulations and lack of ability of current bank (CAF Bank) to process international grants and funds designated for work in different parts of the world.

  3. Compliance with the Terrorism Act of 2000.

The major risks to which the Charity is exposed, as identified by the Trustees, were reviewed during the year. The Trustees are satisfied that the processes are in place to mitigate risks for cyber security and donor privacy. The Trustees have voted to move bank relations away from CAF Bank to a bank more suited to handle the complex international activity of JPTI. However, this has not been implemented yet since the receiving banks contacted currently require more UK based trustees as part of their due diligence requirements.

The Trustees all reviewed copies of the Terrorism Act of 2000 Compliance Tool Kit published by the Charity Commission for England and Wales (“Terrorism Act Kit”). As a charity involved with international activity in Europe and the Middle East it is critical that all Trustees and officers be familiar with these laws.

Randy Barton is responsible for compliance and has reviewed for the Board the following:

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Since we provide no direct or indirect support for designated organizations and individuals, there is no need to request a license from the OFSI for our charitable activity.

Financial Review

Reserves Policy

The Board has examined the requirement for free resources, which are those unrestricted funds not invested in fixed assets, designated for specific purposes or otherwise committed. The Trustees review its reserves policy annually and consider that the free reserves held by the Charity should be broadly equivalent to at least nine (9) months of the yearly on-going annual expenditures. The Trustees decided the JPTI’s long-term target of free reserves should be £200,000, which would give the Charity flexibility to cover temporary timing differences for donation receipts, adequate working capital for core costs, and would allow JPTI to respond quickly to emergencies where immediate relief is required.

As of 30 November 2022, total reserves of the charity amounted to £716,089. This consisted of unrestricted income funds of £715,216 and restricted income funds of £873. Free reserves at 30 November 2022 amounted to £716,089. The Board acknowledges that this falls above the target free reserve and strategies to maintain the long-term target are being implemented.

Statement of Trustees’ Responsibilities in Relation to Financial Statements

The Trustees of the Charity (who are also the Directors of JPTI) are responsible for preparing a trustee’s annual report and financial statement in accordance with applicable law and United Kingdom Accounting Standards (United Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounting Practice).

Company law requires the Trustees of the Charity to prepare financial statements for each year which give a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the Charity and the group, and of the incoming resources and application of resources, including income and expenditure, of the charitable group for that period. In preparing the financial statements, the Trustees are required to:

J P Team International Trustees Report For the year ended 30 November 2022

The Trustees are responsible for keeping proper accounting records that disclose with reasonable accuracy at any time the financial of the Charity and to enable them to ensure that the financial statements comply with the Companies Act of 2006 and 2011. They are responsible for safeguarding the assets of the Charity and the group, and hence taking reasonable steps for the prevention and detection of fraud and other irregularities.

The Trustees are responsible for the maintenance and integrity of the corporate and financial information included on the Charity’s website. Legislation in the United Kingdom governing the preparation and dissemination of a financial statement may differ from legislation in another jurisdiction.

By the order of the Board of Trustees.

R. Barton

Date: 27 September 2023

JP Team International Independent Exarniners, Report To the members of JP Team Intemation I report to the charity trustees cffl my examInalK￿ ofthe aCC￿￿ts of Ihe Company for the ￿ar erKled 30 November 2022. Responslbllltles and b•sls of report As the charitys Intstotrs of Ihe Company lNY also its directors for the purpK>5es of company law) you are responsibje foi the PTepara1W￿ of thè a¢¢ounts in ar￿￿{lanca wth Ihg requirements of the Companies Act 20(￿ Ilhe 20[￿ A¢l'). Having $8ti$fied mysell that ￿ a(xryJnts of Ihe Company arB r￿t required to ￿ awlited under Part 16 of th 2006 Act and are eI￿ltIe for independ￿t èxamin8tion. I re￿t in ￿SpeCt of my examinalK)n of your 8¢¢ounls as carried out undgr section 145 of the ChArili8s Act 2011 (ihe 2011 A¢YI. In carrying out my examination I have ftllo%%d the Directions given bythe C￿rity Commtssion under section 145151 Ib) of the 2011 Act. Ind•p•nd•nt •xamln•f ¥ ¥Jt•t•m•rt Since the Companrf$ gro$$ inc(rfne exce8thd £250,(th examinar mu$t b& 8 memb8r of a body Ilsted in sectkjn 145 of the 2011 Act. I confimi that l am qualrfd to undertske the examinatK)n b8c8use l am a mernber of The Institut8 of Chartored Accwr)tsnts of ErwJl8nd and Wths. I have completed my examination. I confirm that no matters have come to my attention in contwctbn wlh the 6x8mination gwing m& causè to bdieve.. ac¢ountlng record$ wre rn)t kept in resFCt of Ihe Cc¥nparby as requlrgd by ￿tion 386 of the 2CQ6 Art the Accounts do not comply wth the accountNvJ requlrwnorts of Section 396 of th8 2rx6 Act oiher than any requirement that thè acwjnts gNo a Iruts lair Is not a matter considgr•a as part of an inde￿ndent examination- or th& aCc￿nts have ￿t been ￿led in accordance with the melhods ar￿ princlples of Ihg Slalemonl of Recommènded PracticE accounting and rep￿IThJ by tharilies lapplicatlè to ¢haritse5 preparfng th8lr accounts in accordance with the Financwl Rewting StsThJard applicable in the UK and Ropuuic of Ireland IFRS 10211. I hav& r)0 corKern3 and have wne acToss rK* other m8tt8rn in Conr￿ wth the examination to vthi¢h 8ttenlion should b8 df8wn in this repxt In order to enable a pn)per undersianding of Ihe accounts io ba reached. ocxe Adam Fullerton FCA DChA For and on ￿haff of Moor• Klng8ton Smlth LLP Ch8rtered Accountants 6th Floor 9 Ap[￿j Str8et London EC2A 2AP 28 September 2023

JP Team International Statemenl of Financial Actiwties {incoTtx)rating the Incorne and Expendtiure account) For the Year Ended 30 November 2022 2021 Totsl Income from: Donatsons Gift in Kind- Jerusalem Pla￿ Team 252.CP38 252.098 194.384 Total 260.098 202.384 Exp•ndlturn on: Raising funds Charitable activlt 42,376 192.430 42.376 192,430 39,840 197.821 Total 234.8 234,806 237,661 Not mov•mtrnt In fund• 25.292 25.292 (35.277) Funds Brought Forward 689,924 873 6￿,797 726.074 Funds Carrl•d Forward 10.11 715,216 873 716,089 690 797 The notes on the AC￿mPan￿￿ pages form a port ofthese finarKaal slatsments.

JP Team Intemational Balance Sheet As at 30 November 2022 2021 Curront Assèts Cash at bank and in hand 719.630 710,620 719.630 710.620 Cr•dltor8: kniounts f•lllng duo wlthin ono y•ar 3.541 19.823 Not Currnnt A•s•ts 716.089 690,797 Total A¥•et• 716.089 6￿.797 Funds Unrestrfcled inccffle fuTh Restricted income funds io 11 715,216 873 716.089 889.924 873 Th988 financial statemants have wepared in accordar￿ with the provish)n$ applicablè to compani8s subjg¢t to the srnall companhgs regime ￿thIn Part 15 of th8 c￿paniO$ Act 2006. For the year ended 30 Novemtr 2022 tho ¢omp8ny was enllll8d to gxemplv)n from audit undèr section 477 ofthe Companies %X6 relatirvJ to small c(rfnpan. Thg members have not requlred tho c)mpany to cthln an aLNlit in accordarth wlth section 476 of th8 Companles Act 2CK6. The dlrectors ackn￿edge thair responsitAy for comrA￿n9 with the requir8ments of the Act with r¢$pect lo accountsng rwyds and for ther prgparalion of the acrnunts. The notes on the aceompanyiffj pages fomi a part of Ihese financi81 $l#lements. Approved and aulhori88d issue by thè t*)ard on.. 27 September 2023 ned on their behalf by. R. Barton Trustee Company Rfjglstratlon Mo. 08290018

JP Team International Notes to the Financial Statements For the Year Ended 30 November 2022 1 A¢¢ountlng Policies a} Basls of pr•p•r•tlon of financial stat•m•nts Thesg financ￿￿ statements aro rwrBd on a WMrwJ Crx￿n basis. the list0￿￿1 eost con¥ention. The finanrial stslements have been prepared in a￿vdance wth Ihe Financial Rwting Standa applicable in Ihg UK and R8PUtAi¢ of Ireland IFRS 1021. The tharita￿e company is 8 pvblic benefit entity for the purposes of FRS 102 and th&r81iTh lh8 tharitatAe ￿rnpanY also prepared its fin3nd81 statements in accordance ￿th the Ststement of Recommandèd prac￿ ap￿ICable to charities preparing their accounts in accordan¢e the Finanoal RepcthJ Standard ap￿kable in the UK and R8publ of Irel8nd (The FRS 102 Chariti&s SORPI. the Comwie5 2C#)6 and the Chariti9$ A¢t 2011. Thg Chartty Ls a Publ￿ Bef￿1 Entrty as d8fin8d by FRS 1ff2. Thg flnan¢i81 statements are prepar8d Fn stsrtlng, whth is the lurthnal currency of thè charfty. Monatary amounts in these financia stalements are rcthjed to n&8r8st pound. b) Golng conc•m The trustees have assess8d whether the use of gDiThJ ccrfKem and have ¢)Ywdored pos8ibl8 events or conditions th81 mvJht cast significant dwbt on the ablty of th8 ￿tat￿e cLJmpany to conlnug 88 8 going concem. The tnJst8tr8 hève made this assessment a p8wx1 of al feast one year from the date ol the approval ol these rmanc1￿ ststm¢nts. In partiujlar. the Irustees ha￿ ¢on$ldered th& tharitat4e company's forec&Bts and proj'ocbons and ha￿ lak￿ 8t%wnl of wessures on incomg. After making enquiries, the trustees hovè ¢onduded Ihal there is a reasonab￿ exp8ctslion that the charitabte Company h8$ adequate resourcos and th8rg are no m8terial uncertainties not to Con0n￿ in opgrational existence for tho lor&s888ble lulure. The charitabl8 company the￿1016 COntinL￿ to adopt th8 90ing concern ba8k% li preparing its finon¢*l sl8lements. e) Donatlon Incom• Ir￿rne 15 included In the a¢c¥)unts when Ihe charity is entill8(I to the funds. the TeceSpl 15 probable the amount can be meayjred rdlaw. dl Gllts In klnd Income in the fom) of glfts in kind are induded in th& Statemwrt of Financial ALtivib•s ordyvth8n services have been donaled to the charity. Gifts in kirKJ o)n8ists of prinb"ro, wslag8, d98ryn. staff costs and other services relating lo mal shots from Jentsalem Pra￿r Team IUSI. The grft in kind Is valuod at the cost of whkh t￿ oxwise can be i1￿￿[T￿l. •} Fund a￿o￿ntIng Restrktod funds Restricted funds a￿ lh￿ that have teen gNon lo Ihe dwrity to be ¥wit a partsaAar purpose. Details of thèse fijnds held can be seen in nots 11. Unrestrlcted fvnds These fvnds arise from I￿a￿Th5 provid&J for unrgslrthd wrFM)se5 and from a(tumulated surpluses and dgficits in ts werations for charila￿e purpose5 and are expèThJalle at the discrel¥)n of thè Trustees. Flnanclal Instrum•nts The chanty has finawal assets and liabiMie5 of a kind that qu￿rty as bas￿ fin8nd81 Instruments. Basic financial instrumenls are in1iia1￿ recognised at tr8nsaditin value aThY Subseq￿tlY me¥J8iJred at thpir settlement value.

JP Team International Notes to the Financial Statements {continued) For the Year Ended 30 November 2022 1 Accounting Policies (contlnutdl gl Expgnditure EX￿nditure. which i8 Charg￿ on an a(xruals basis. is aM(xl betr￿n. expenditure incurred dire¢tly in the effort to raise voluntary ￿tritr￿Jtiorts lo)sl of raising lundsl., and èxpènditure incurred diredytrl thg fuif4m8nt ￿the charitys obje(thes (charitable expendrturel. Charitable aclmtiès comwses all the ex[￿￿tti￿a kYxJrred by the charrty in m8&b"ng its charitabl8 objectives and is further analysed I￿n. costs of activities In furth￿anCe of the charilys thi8dives,' aTrJ 8UPPOrt costs of thè charty. Where liems of expendTture involve morè th8n cost Categ￿ thes8 c(Jsts h3¥8 been apportion8d on a reaSOna￿e basls as d&terrnined by the tnjstees. One p8rlic#Jlar area vhwe cost 18 material to thg eharty is in the production and distritNJtion of the mail shois. Support costs r3)mprOse all other ov8rh8•1 o)sts fr>r the Nnning of th8 chority as an organisation and the costs primarily as￿l81¢d ryth the conslttiit￿l a￿1 statukny Tr]uirements. h) Fornlgn Curnn¢l•¥ Transactions In foroKJn ¢urrencies are translated al lh8 exchange rate ruling at thè dato of the transaction, the avera￿ rate beSrKJ used as an appfoximaljon lo this rate. Monetary assats and liabilities in forevJn currena8s are tr9n￿ated al the rates ol 8xch0n￿ ruling at th8 baLar￿ shget dats. l exchange dlfferen¢es are de￿t Vith thrrwgh ststement of financial adi￿tIes. l) Taxatlon The charlty 1$ exompt from cxJrpor8kn tsx ￿ Its ¢￿table Jl Cash and c••h gqul¥al•nts Cash and cash equNabnts indudg cash hand. deposits h8kl ot call ¥rilh banks, oth8r sh¢)rt-tonn IKiuid inve5tm8nts vthh onginal maturibes ol threo months or less. kl D•btoKs •nd cr•dltoYs Oeblor5 and creditors recelv8ble or payabl& wtthln one of the retthng date are carried at thelr at transa¢tlon pri￿. l) Crhlcal aceountlng e•tlmat•s and of Jud￿M•nt In preparfng financkil statements it is necessary to make certain Jud￿ents. eslmatss and assumptions th8t affect Ihe amounis rèwised in the ffinandal statements. In ihe ￿eW of the trustees in appliin9 the acwJntiThJ pc4icie$ 8doptsd, no judgemtrnts were required that have a Slgnffi￿nl effect on the amtymts I￿￿n￿ed in Ihe finarrial statements nor do 8ny estimgs or assumptions made cary a s*JnrfKant risk of material adjustrnent in the r￿xI financial year.

JP Team International Notes to the Financial Ststements {continued) For the Year Ended 30 November 2022 2 Ratslng funds 2022 2021 Bank charg98 Accountancy VAT not recovera￿e located support costs Isee Note Sl 497 3.925 14.437 23.517 931 3,155 14.947 20,807 39.840 42.376 3 Charttable Activltl•8 Wtslnhtry & Educatlonal Partmr 2022 Totsl Ministry and AKI ocated suppNi ojsts IS88 Nots 5} 55,OCX) 137,430 192.430 112,278 167,278 25.152 25.152 Illinl8try & Educational P•rtn•r S•r4lc88 2021 Totsl TeachSng and Rg$ear¢h AJl¢xaled support costs IS90 5) 52.280 110.738 52,280 145,541 163,01 4 N•t mov•m•nt In fvnd¥ 2022 2021 Movement in fvnds ts stated after charging: Independent exaMU￿8 remutMr811on (gmss of VA7)." - Independent ex8minali . Aceounta 2,220 1.320 1.993 1,182

JP Team International Notes to the Financial Statements ((a)ntinued) For the Year Ended 30 November 2022 5 Support Costs Mlnistry & Educational Partnér Ser¥lc•s Fundrnlsing 2022 Printing Gosls Postage costs Magazinè costs Design & editing Partner Services Prayer call 5ervi¢es Partner proces$ing Fuifilment Educational matsrids Cul staff costs 6.274 3.125 189 1.075 839 33 7.982 44,813 22.319 4,715 7.678 16.788 330 11,403 2,285 42,616 19,194 4.526 6.603 15,949 297 3,421 42,616 4.orJ) 112278 Mlnlstry & Edu¢•tl4)nal Partn•r 8•rvl¢ Fundrl#lng 2021 Prfntong costs Postsge costs Magazine costs Design & editiro Partner services Prayer call servl P8rtner prctessing FlI￿lIment Edu¢atiwal materials Cul staff costs 41.4f 22.19) 4.530 7.1(hJ 47,046 25,216 4.719 3,026 189 26,421 526 2,369 1.487 1.391 27,812 $85 7,897 2,288 34,717 8,000 5.$28 34.717 4.oc Tru8t••• r•mun•ratlon During 2022 M Irugtae roV￿ fvnds as ￿m￿jr5￿m8ftt lor travd exFens8s I￿￿1rred during th8 year 12021.. £Nill. No Trustee ro¢0ived remLFnerat)n durry the year ￿ Pa￿nent ft servKes12021.' £Nill.

JP Team International Notes to the Financial Ststements (continued) For the Year Ended 30 November 2022 7 Employèès The tharity has paNJ emFloyEes in eillw 2022 or 2021. The key management arg cr￿SWjer&j lo be thè Tntsl885 and Chef Execulivè. Key management personnel wer¢ not remunerated in the year. 8 T•xatlon The company. bairvJ a registered charity. Is not I￿l￿8 for o)rFNth lax in respect of its ¢¥erations for the year. 9 Cr•dltor . Amounts lalllng du• within om yw 2022 2021 Trade cr8ditors A¢¢rual8 9.256 10,567 3.541 3.541 19,823 10 Unr•strlct•d Funds B•l•nu at 1 Doc•mb•r 2021 Balanc• at 30 Novombor 2022 In¢om• Exp•ndhur• Unreslroctsd in¢ome funds 689.924 234,806 715 216 8al•nc• at 1 B•lanG• at 30 Exp•ndStur• Mowmb•r 2021 In¢om• Unrestricted income fund$ 725,201 237,661 689,924 11 R•strlcted Funds Balanco at 1 Balane• •130 N¢)vember 2022 Incom• Exp•ndlturn Friènds of the I￿n Cenler Building Proj8et Orphans in Isra81 595 595 278 278 873 873

JP Team International Notes to the Financial Statements (continued) For the Year Ended 30 November 2022 11 Rèstricted Funds Icontlnu•d Balance at I Balanc• at 30 November 2021 EX￿nditUre Frier￿S of the Zion Cantar Building Prolecl Orph8ns In15rael 595 595 278 278 87 Fri8nds of tha Zh)n Center BuldiTrJ ProJ8¢t rd8liThJ to frjrthisww for tho buikJirwJ [￿lect at th9 ZK)n Orphans In Israel: relating to lundlrvJ to suppx)rt (￿han$ rasKling in Isra81. 12 M•mb•rs' Llablllty The Charity Is g ¢cThpany lirniéed by guarantss. In the e¥ont of a ￿ndIng Up. Ihe membors'1Iob￿ty 1$ limit8d to £1. 13 R•lat•d Party Trans•¢tlon8 Thm of the Trustees of tr Chanty (Michael Evan$ l wa8 a trustse unbl ￿ rtisigngj on l March 2019, Carolyn Evans and Michael Evans 111 assisted estatAi5hment of othar JP Team Inlemafjonal charities through￿1 the that share wmilar viwrts and as JP Team Intèmabonal and they are also on some of those other chanti8s' toards. H￿￿er. the Charlty (kxs Ml consclidate thèso loreign entsb8s in its fin8ncial statem8nl$, ￿ tsy are separat818981 onb'ti88 With no onè contrdling party. Nerther were there any financi81 dealings wth Ihese entiDes during Ihe year, apart from Ihose transactions, and ygar end baLgnces alraly dlsdosed below in accwdaw FRS 102. The fcj10v￿ng rnlaled paty tran58ctM the swr. In 2022 Jersalem PTW Tèam IUSI pru4*Jed prlntkng. p)St￿9, d8sign and other service5 to tho chadty relating to the distribution of mail S￿ts. The tolal grft in klnd during the to 30 Novemb8r 2022 was £8,00012021'. £8.OC(11 orn1 ig vaiued at cost. d&ts15 on In kind can be found In rK)t& ldl lo the notes of the accounts As stst8d previously in Note 6 of Ihe Financial Statements. no JP Team Intemabonal Trust8• rocewes any salary ￿ comp8nsalk)n the Charity.