Trustees. Annual Report for the period Period stsrt date Perfod end date 2023 From To Section A Reference and administration details Charity name Star Other namos charlty Is known by star Foundatlon Registered charlty number (If any) 1160614 Charity's prfnclpal address Unit 5 Coppers Business Park Derby Road Burton on Trent Staffordshire Postcode DE14 1RN Names of the charlty trustees who manage the charity Datas actad if not for %th01g èar Trustee name icg {rf any) Name of person lor body) entitled toa int trustee Ifan Peter Easy Jenny Kelly Adrian Harvey 10 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Names of the trustees for the charity, if any, (for example, any custodlan trustees Name Dates acted If not for whole ear TAR March 2012
Names and addresses of advlsors (Optional Infomiation) o of adviser Name Address Name of chlef executlve or names of senlor staff members (Optional Infomiatlon) Section B Structure, overnance and mana ement Descriptlon of the charfty's trusts Constitution Type of governing document How the charity is wnstituted cio Trustee selection methods Appointed by other trustees Addltlonal governance Issues (Optional Information) You may ¢hoos8 to includ8 Increased members of the team to senior roles, so the CEO is able to additional Inf0mtiOn. where visit more schools and ensure the objectives of the Charity are increased relevant, about.. in the community. policles and procedures adopted for the induction and training of trustees., the Gharity's organisational structure and any wider network with which the charity works; relationship with any relat8d parties., trustees, consideration of major risks and the system and procedures to manage them. Section C Ob'ectives and activities (a) To advance amateur sport (that is, sports or games which promote health by involving physical and mental skill or exertion), the arts, and environmental protection for the public benefit within the UK, for young, old and/or disadvantaged people. This is by the provision of, but not limited to, grants and fundraising to eligible individual5, teams, clubs and schools, and the provision of community March 2012 Summary of the obJecl$ of the charity set out In Its governing documenl TAR
facilities to develop capacity and skills, to provide equipment, and for the recycling of furniture, clothes, and other household items. (b) To advance environmental protection and the relief of poverty for the public benefit within the UK for low income families. This is by the provision of, but not limited to, the provision of community facilities for the recycling and resale of furniture, clothes, and other household items at low cost. Summary of the main activlties undertaken for the publlc beneflt In relation to these objecls (Include wlthln thls sectlon the statutory declaration that trustees havo had regard to the guidance Issued by the Charity Commission on public benefit) Additional details of objectlves and actlvltles (Optional infomiation) TAR March 2012
You may choose to include further statements, where relevant, about: policy on grantmaking., policy programme related investment., contribution made by volunteers. Section D Achievements and performance TAR March 2012
Section D Achievements and performance Summary ofthe maln achievements of the charity during the year Star has help suppor( 422 families with Christrnas dinners, presents, community food pantry, vouchers and furniture for their homes. Star shop has helped support many families that Yre in need of help, and managed to recycle 96 tons of bulky waste. reusing furniture and household items supporting families in very much need of furnishing increasing their quality of life. Working closely with dubs, local authorities and facilitators of leisu centres within 5 counties, Star managed lo recycle 192,641 kg of textiles, shoes, books, cdldvds, bedding, saving landfill, generating nearty £52.013 helping raise much needed funds. Funds raised by Actwe Ashfield was used to help keep young people creative and active. Star gained the contracts to collects from thus helping us reduce to landfill 1.208,360 books and media, 210,000 Bric a Brac. 702.944 textiles, Ihis also gave us the opportunity to helped individuals gain employment and become valuable members of the community. Volunteers: Working closely with the local school and colleges we have had 30 pupils gaining work experience in our shop and warehouse. Probation have seen 10 do their community service, and a further 8 long term volunleers Star helping to provide them with social interaction skills and more importantly in some a reason to get up and be part of a team. Be A Star: Star has provided 17,550 hours over the year of free activities into schools, helping young people engage into Martial Arts and Dan and other activities, lo help them be more creative and active in school and out. The Eduw old Maltings Building is still under renovation into a sports and arts community hub, this is Star's commitment to the local community to continue help support schooSs, clubs and young people to provide free martial arts. fitness and music lessons, providing a reward and engagement program for schools, along with a safe sanctuary for young people lo enloy and learn. TAR March 2012
Section E Financial review Star is working towards building 8 minimum of 1 months reserves, coming out of Covid this year and rebuilding is priority. Brlef statement of the charlty's pollcy on reserves Details of any funds materialty In deflclt Further financlal revlow detalls (Optlonal Infomiatlon) Gaining more contracts with Precycle to empty more recycling centres of books and textiles will help this period, recycling of books will provide 230k of our income and the shop 25'/0, t8Xtiles 400/0, Other 12 %. Gaining contracts to recycle more books will reduce the reliant on the shop and textiles for the income and spread our income across a number of sources. You may choose to include addltional information, where relevant about= the charity's prlnclp81 sources of funds (including any fundraising)., how expenditure has supported the key obJe¢tives of the charity., investmenl 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 tho charity's trustees Signature{s) Full name(s) Posltlon (eg Secretary, Chalr, etc) Jenny Kelly Secretary Date 25110122 TAR March 2012
C4Ctioii C Notes to tlio accoiititq co'it Accounting pollclos INCOMING RESOURCES R•eoAAltlon ofthcomlnll T? are Indu in the Statenwrt FinanCIal Advths (SDFA) %th8n'. the tft Mrtudv crt•n th8v 4vtll re1ve rW(xj.' Ind th• monotwv con bè mea8ured wth ¥uffintl1Y. Grants fjr dvnaUon$ arÈthy induded in tha SDFA when the charity urwnditsNwl T•x on dxlom Inc4)mry rewUr freAn 4r• indudl In th# SOFA atll tima aa th?fJfftto and gin• 1ch tlioy relot•. C¢Artr•G h%om• rnd TI13 45 In th• SOFA the goodg ( ha bwn delbv•r•d. GÉfts in klnd are xount•d for •t o 08lffn8le of thr to IP ¢hailty ortr amount•L#ually in kll)d for $918 orO¢trl>ulth w• inclthl wunts as grfls onty th sold or di&tyiL4rt8d by tho chwty. Gift8 in kiFKI for uee tharity af• In ts 8oFA as Incomlffj sourc•S V•tsn r¢ctivablg. Th9$8 are only 1cts in inwniro resouw (Mih an u$v0nI amount wi redrea exp8ndedl the bffl to fv ¢harity h rea8&1Y Quant8b. miwabt¥ 91 •wvi¢è or rewvod. The valu• olany vOnIary r•L¥lv•d li in tho oc£¢AmM but18 (lttu>l facHill•• Thls H indujed In •rcountstttffi rpwvable. In¥••lm•rtgahx •nd loM•• Thos Indudo8 any gakn or10s8 cffi 9 ot investh WKI 4ny gw or lo¥¥ r•wMing from rav4ulrfj mvknnto ffi8•t Val •ttlto oTrJ oftho year. EXPENDITURE AND UABILITIES chanty pay out r88tsvr. Indude costs C+flhè PTeparathin and 8XamtrWn of 8tstutOry 8r£cAJnt8, the oftru8toè meetmws and c08t olany18go1 •dvTh to tru$tee8 Lin governanr or con•tItutron matters i¥ oiiwto b• WlMdBd. grants af• oyly lenI8• in th• SOFA onrathÈ rsc8nt oftho 9fArt hos provhaed ttte servKe or outwt. p•rfonfv•n¢• ¢0)1#• no to be mot folallng totr grttwhl¢h remain in the control of the charfty. Support CoBts SuppNtfx•ts Includ8 rrdrnl lunaions and havo been aM¢Kaled ID athvlty (Jmt catfjwj ¢)n Slaff vjsts byihe I"m• spolrt (thor ¢08ts by th8tr uswa ASSETS T•Wl• Ilmd a•• Ttrthe ar• capllal6l Ifllw ¢An te Used for morathan one yoy, Ind rAMt at1•88t £51JO. ty chartty are vathd •t cost orA value on rK¢ipt. Invostrnenls quobJ on a nI1 8toGK exchange afe ¥akrAI 81 yu9 at the poucie8 ADopfED GC17a (Exc•ll 131m024
Sectioii C Notes to Ihe accoiiiits Noto 3 Analysis of incoming resourc•8 Incomkng f••oU may b• furth•rafts•drfthl8 uldh•lp reoder of lh• accounts. This y¥ Ana Is L#tywr Voluntsry Incom• Total Actlvl¥w foryn•r•Ung funds Total Tot•l Incomlng rnooure•s Ir¢m chafii•bl• aell¥ltl•• Totyl CC173 (Excal 1310W2024
Sect101i C Notes to the accnijnts Note 4 Analysis of rÈ$ource$ oxpended R•soufc•8 •¥ponded rnay bo furth•r analy#•d Sf thtB would h•lp the r•ad•r ot the •ccounts, Th18 year Anal La¥t year Cost8 of gon•ratlng Volnry In¢om• otsl Fundf•l8lw tradlng Totsl Inveslm•nt m•ii•#•m•nt to•t• 70ts1 otal Total CC178 IExe•ll 1¥2024
Se¢tlOTI C Notes to thp aCCOLint5 Mote S Support C08ts FundAl•lng actl¥tty Chrltable A¢flvNy GO¥ern•n Actlylty Totil Co•t Total Nol• 6 &1 Tnt•• •xpprw D•tslh of o•rtaln ItemB of •xp•ndlthr• to truat¢¢o orto thlnlpartl•s fwexpens•s Incurrodby trust. Ilno expenses wern pal4 Th1$ y••r Nunb•r oftru•t•M who w•rn pald T•t•l •mourt ptd 2 F•08 fVrexafflln•ll OT •U(#t Of th? accoun1• Pl••wpmvld• d•tdts olthe •mountyldforanysilutory•xt•rn81 scnrtlnyofaccounrs other swvk• piovldBd TldeP•nI0Wrfey?Th•10aUdtror. Ifnoththg wasp•ldplw• wteTIIOHE In the y•ar L*8t y•xr Ind8pond•nt•x•mln•rf• or •uthtorn' 1888 forT•poffjng on th• a¢counts Othv f••5 {for oxampbo: ad¥1e•. ¢onsultaney. •¢¢oyntsncy •QThiC•B) ld to th• •xamln•r orludllor 800 CC17a (E) 13103DJ24
Section C Notes lo tlie accoijnts N¢)ts 7 Pald employees 7.1 Slaff Co8ts Thh yow L••t ywr Gro1• wa9, lri•S and in klnd Emplty•rfs Nallonal In•Urnn ¢o•ts 450,404 334,981 10,855 481.259 Total 8t•ff costs 334.981 7.2 Arag• numlw olfu1141m• •4uiv•lgni •fftploy•M In tho year Th8 parts ofth• chaty In whl¢h Il Thls y•ar Number La8t y••r Nwnber Totsl Ta 0ofltNd contributlon p•naion •ch•rn• Brfof dots11 of th• $¢1 Th1• y•ar La4ty•ar ¢o•ts afth• ¢h•m• ¢h•rtty for th• y•at Tr •knountof Iny Gontrllwtlonvj outstsThdlrLg att yw•nd Thi wnountof llnyeontrlbullom rfftp•ld •tth• y••r•nd CC17a IEKI I$>2024
Sectioi) C Notgg to tlie accoiii)ts 1c.onll Noto 8 Grantmaklng Pleaso cryl•t• thls not• 11 lh• ¢hwlty m•d• •nygrants ordonadon$ whlch In oggrogate lorn? • mot•rf•l of th• ¢harft•bl• aedvW•s und•rt•k•n. 8.1 Totsl v•lue of grants Institutk>ns Total IUnt £ 5,781.00 10,223 00 14,037.00 7,951.00 Indlvlduil¥ T¢)tal amourt É for whlch r•nts mad• SPONSORSHIP CLUBS SCHOOLS SWIM VOUCHERS Totsl 37,992 8.1 Grnntmaklng eosts Mthe charlty's •e¢ounts arnprwrod on the "Kdvlty basls"ph•so glvo dotalls of any $upport cost a•soel•t•d wlth 9Ptmaln9. PIMsg gnter"NH' If th• chantty not Idgntlfy an(Vor allocate Jupport co81•. Support ¢o•ts ol granlmakkng 8.3 Grnnts m•th to In#titullo Irth• ¢harftylMs made grants to p•rf¢ul•r Instltuons that w• rn•t•nT•l In lh• ¢Onfvxt ollts grnnfm*king plo•80 glvo d8talls of the supported. puryw¢ oltho grant and tot•lpald to o•ch Intsiitutlon (•d. Sufflclont Infonnath Shouldbe gfvon to provide a Troson•bl• un(19rn1ondlng ollh• rnnqo of InsU¢utlon$ s Namm of In•tllutlon• Totsl amount of r••t• •id£ Total grants to instiludons CC17a IExeg11 13ffj3r2024
Sectioi) C Notos to the accounts coi)tl Not• 9 Tang•blg fixed a¥8ets Pl0 eompfvts thls note ff lft•¢lMrftyh•B 4nyfyiiWbl• Ilxedass•ts 9.1 Co•t or valuatton Fre•hold thnd buwn Oth•r llnd & bulldln Plan( m•¢hlnory •nd molor hkl•s Flxturn•, fltllnge and •4uIprnont Pymonts <>rt account an aÈÈ•ts undor Gon•lThcthn Totsl Balance bnuyhl foThward Addrfoons Rgvgluations 81.568 25,746 107,312 20,419 20,419 t¥sposal8 Transfvrs" 8818nce wiled 101,985 25,746 127.731 92 Aecumul•t•d d•prnclatlDn and ImpalrnMnt wovl•loM SLcf RB LR8 SLorRB SLor SLorRB Balan¢9 Ixought forwalll Depwalion chgrye for vear Impalnnert PTO4i8)n8 12,614 12,814 8,972 6,972 R•v81uatioris Dlw8al8 Trnnsfer8' Bolancè rarrtad forwd 19.5e8 19,586 9.3 Il•t Imiok vAIu• Brought fojward Carriod forwurd 68,952 82,399 25,746 25,748 94.898 108,145 •A R•¥lu•tloD ' Tr• 7rnftslefS"mwi8 formw6ment8 belhten essetG818WllgS. ' FYe8se indute tho rn8thcdof ¢Wr8elai by d6ktlng Ihe mgtlJ(xlnot applKable (SL - line,. RB - duonp bal8ncv). Also please mdKo1e Ihg rn18 Olpro¢tIon.' forsttswhtlirte, what antKlpatg1I lrfe of the Ce178 (Ext411 1W2024
Sectioii C Notes to tlie accoui)ts coiit Note 10 Invostment a95ets 10.1 Flx•d •o••ts Invtm•hth Carrylng (market) value at tsginning of year Add: additions to investments at co L•a•: dL8posa¢8 W carrying valu• Addlld•du¢t): net gainlllo¥ol on revalJatw Caffying {mark8t} value 8t end of year Pl••• provld• ljelow.. 10.2 A br•akd(Mn ol th• mab•t ¥alu•a of Inv••thMnl• ihown •bov• gr••Sn9 wlth thé b•lan¢• h••t vow BO3. 10J A oftho Incom• from In¥ewmwnty agr••lng wlth SOFA rgw 803. Anaty•b of Inve•tments 10.2 10.3 Income Irom InlMen1 for th• y••r y•af end In¥••kn•nt prop•rtl In¥••tmonts IIBt•d on a r•cognls•d stock •xchgnge or h•ld In Common Inv••thwnt fund8, on •nd•d Inv••trnent compthnlm. unlt trnil• or oth•r coll•ctlw Inbwtm•nt •ch•m•• In¥••tm•nt• In •ub8ldl•ry or conn•¢t•d und•rt•klng• •rrfl ¢omp•Thl•8 S•curftl•ts Thol Il•i•d on a r•¢ognSs•d Stock Exchang• Cash h•ld a• p•rt ofth• Inv••tm•nt portlolk Total 10.4 Mat•rlal InvMtm•nt holdlng• If •ny 8lng1• Inv••lm•nt18 mat•rl•l In t•rnM of It• ¥alu• lft¥r oxampl• v•pr•••nt• nvJr• than 6 por c•nt of th• vlu• otthe charW8 lotal In¥••tm•nt•> pl••80 yovlde d•tall8. Inv••lm•nt h• Al•rk•tV•lu• CC17a IEx(ll 1*2024
Scction C otes to the a¢coiii)tS Iconti Not• 11 Debtors and pr•payments An015 of dgbtorn Amounts falllng du• wlthln o vmr Amounts fallkng duo aft•r moro ihan onè ar Ttth• v••r Last vgwr 8t y8ar Tr•d• dobto Amounts du• from •uty•ldl•ry uoclal•d undortklngB 414.217.• 149.351.1 Prnpayrn•nl• rKI Jccrued IrKom• Totsl Note 12 Cr•dltorn and aGGrual• t2.1 Anatysl• of cr•dllorn Amounts falllng d wlthln ono Thls y•ar La•t V•Ar Amounts fallln9 duo all•r mor• than on• Thls y•ar Last v•ar 49,923 124.326 45.B93 77.831 42.586 23,934 Trnd• crodltth¥ Arnounts du• to subdIary •nd un(knrtskin 21.019 1,705 32,179 1,478 Total 122 Securlty over a•••ts CC174 IExL} 1m024
Section C Notos to the accoLSnts Nots13 Endowment re¥trf¢ted incorne funds 13.1 Fund8 héld Pl•1 olv• • brf•f dg•erlO>n of any of th• fojlowlng typo of fund8 hold by thg charfty: PomiaW•ndovffli?nt fund• IPEI; •ndoontIurth IEEI; •nd mtrfct•d Inm8 W IncdIng •p8¢i•l tnmts, of1h• charity IR Fund Nam• Type PE. EE Pun)o•• and R•gtrlctl 13.2 Mo¥•m•nt• of major fundi b•lane•B bl•n¢ rriod forw•wd Incoml r•sourc8s ¢Xtylng G•6M and Trnn•f•r• Fund ft•m Totsl Fund* 13A Tr•n•forn b•lwa•n 14Md• FnMI FUNI INarn• To Fund Ruson Amount CC178 IExcdl 19ntr2024
Seclioii C Nntes to the accoiints c.onl Noto 14 Transactions with related partles Iffthe ¢harlty any tr•nsa¢lions wlth Trlat•dpartlo8 foth8r than tho trust•• expens08 expl•lned In nots OJ ¢l•t•ils of such tranS•¢t1 shouldb• provld•dln thls not& Mthw• •r• no tr•nsacdon• to report, pl¥ •nt•r.N0" In th• rnl•vart box88. 14.1 Romunerntlon Ind bw•lll• Pl•• glv• lh• amount of, •ndl•galauthorfty for. any rnmunoration orotlw b•n•ffts pjld to • tru8t•• or othvrel•t•dpaiti•S by th• ehwity orany instttutlon or¢omp8ny ¢onn•et•d wlth It. Logal •utlK•rity l•9 ordor, govrnlng docum•nll Amounts p•ld or bgn•fit valu• Thi8 year L••t yvr 142 Loan8 charltyat they•K•ftd. Name of trufyt or connect•d party Amount owlng Thlj y•ar L•Bt ye•f L•gAI athhortty Lkn to InMtM• and rnlated p•rtl•8 t• from tru8tse8 and r•lat•d Dart108 14.3 Other IMnMGtlonl•l wlth tTh•t•O8 or valat partloB Plo•8• gfvg d•tall8 of any tr¥8¢£10n undwrt•kon by (or on k)•haMofj tho ch•ltyln whkh a tMsts• or rnlatedpaity has a mtiteriai inlw•sL Nwne ofth• tru•t•• Rolallon8hip to or rol•ted De8crfption of th• tran••ctitin Th1• y•r L••t year ¢C17a IExcdl 1310312024
Section C Notes to tlie accoLllitS coiit Note 15 Additlonai Disclosures Tho followlnll aro 8lgnlllcant mattor8 which arè not covornd In other nots8 and need to b• Included to provide a propor undor8tandlng of the accounts. If there 1$ in$uffiGient ro¢Jm heres please add a CC17¥ (Excell 1310312024
sor.tion C Noles lo Ilie accouiits Note 1 Ba818 of prnparatlon Th18 Mcllon shouklb• comW•W by •llcharlU•J. 1.1 Basls of acGountlng accounts h8ve been prepared on Ihe ba8ra of thgloric ¢091 lexeapt th#t investmants arè sh¢)wn at markèl v8luel in accordorKe wth.. . A(%ounting a ' •nd rfth' by charl99- statern of ReCnMended Prncli¢• ISORP 2005}. Ac¢ounting Stsndards," Flnandal Reporfing StaNl•rds for Smalkr Entwprlsos IFRSSEI., ' and with the Chariiigs Act. forlhe fdl¢min ".TKIt 88 aFprowate.' if all relwanidffjelo8tsr88 in th8 P8d¢ hivè given then p80 l"cl("A¢couniirxJ Staald5", ildLthuMs canpted In these acclnts have be8n restthd lo r9wlf&J tytr FRSSE. Pl t4 'Firwfi•l RwbrvJ StsThJdB for Smthr Ent8rprwe5 IFRSSEI.. in the trA)X89. 1.2 Chang• In ba•1• of ac¢ountlng There has been no to the atewnting poh'¢ies ly41u8ti njles and motlK>ts of acCnting> 148t year l& except for th• fdlowng). Oiv• do1•lkn ift I1 bo¥ of •nYm•t•rtth•n1•j th•t Iv lJ••n m•d•. g Wno tyepTr to 8¢4)untrng POlio8 de0 1.3 Chang08 to pr•vlous accoun1• No charw haw bo mJe to at¢cwrtl8 lor previous years (55 excw for the fo¢ng). 55 ill h8wJ bb8n madèio aceL¥trrts trwbviou8p11In thwo CC17a IExc•ll 1310312024
Annual ac(x)unts for To CC17a 1ST APRIL ST MARCH Section A Statement of financial activities nd• kn¢omln9 r•sOUr INth 3 F01 F02 F03 F04 F05 soi 115.045 730,2 ,136.971 490 987 39,629 37, 690,Q83 121,352 83,227 89,049 37,992 810 33,822 S11 $12 ern $14 198.198 81,327 $15 Oth•r r•cognl••d VInlIa•$) Gains arwl on rev4ua1K of fixed assets forthe dwdty8 U st7 818 81327 Total fund¥ tswht foThnrd 150744 69,417 150.744 CC17a (Ex¢•ll I2&v2024
Section B Balance sheet UnrfrstrtGi•d Incom• ndB Endowrn•nt Tolol th1¥ ful yo•r Total lut year Fixed assets Tanglbl• as F01 F02 F03 FO4 108.145 F05 94.698 INote 9) Invmtments (Note 101 Total tsxod ass•ts Currnnt ass•t8 stock and rk In progress (Note 11) (Short tsmi) invoslments Ca8h at bank •nd in hand 12,295 414217 8,758 149.351 79,252 Cr•dltorn: amounts falllng duo wlthln one year (Nots 12) Blo 196.973 Ilot Cunvnt a•111abIIIuo$j B21 Total assets less eurnont Ilabilltles B12 Credltorn: amounts falllng du• oftor on• y•ar INoto 12 Prnvl8lon• for Ilabllltl•• and chargoa B13 42,596 14•t a88ets B15 Fund8 of the Charity UnrestrlGtsd funds B46 348,942 150,744 B17 Ratricted iWAxng (Not• 131 Endownontfunth {Mots 13 018 . Totsl fiNKIs Slgned by or IN*•8 b8haW of dl Signature Print Name Date of rov JC IC&L CC17a (Excaf) 1310312024
Trustees. Annual Report for the period Period stsrt date Perfod end date 2023 From To Section A Reference and administration details Charity name Star Other namos charlty Is known by star Foundatlon Registered charlty number (If any) 1160614 Charity's prfnclpal address Unit 5 Coppers Business Park Derby Road Burton on Trent Staffordshire Postcode DE14 1RN Names of the charlty trustees who manage the charity Datas actad if not for %th01g èar Trustee name icg {rf any) Name of person lor body) entitled toa int trustee Ifan Peter Easy Jenny Kèlly Adrian Harvey 10 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Names of the trustees for the charity, if any, (for example, any custodlan trustees Name Dates acted If not for whole ear TAR March 2012
Names and addresses of advlsors (Optional Infomiation) o of adviser Name Address Name of chlef executlve or names of senlor staff members (Optional Infomiatlon) Section B Structure, overnance and mana ement Descriptlon of the charfty's trusts Constitution Type of governing document How the charity is wnstituted cio Trustee selection methods Appointed by other trustees Addltlonal governance Issues (Optional Information) Increased members ofthe team to senior roles, so the CEO is able to visit more schools and ensure the objectives of the charity are increased in the community. You may Ghooso to include additional inf0MtiOn, where relevant, about.. policies and prOdureS adopted for the induction and training of trustees., the charity's organisational structure and any wider neork with which the charity works; • latiOnShIp with any related parties., trustees, consideration of major risks and the system and procedures to manage them. Section C Ob'ectives and activities (a) To advance amateur sport (that is, sports or games which promote health by involving physical and mental skill or exertion), the arts, and environmental protection for the public benefit within the UK, for young, old and/or disadvantaged people. This is by the provision of, but not limited to, grants and fundraising to eligible individual5, teams, clubs and schools, and the provision of community March 2012 Summary of the obJecl$ of the charity set out In Its governing documenl TAR
facilities to develop capacity and skills, to provide equipment, and for the recycling of furniture, clothes, and other household items. (b) To advance environmental protection and the relief of poverty for the public benefit within the UK for low income families. This is by the provision of, but not limited to, the provision of community facilities for the recycling and resale of furniture, clothes, and other household items at low cost. Summary of the main activlties undertaken for the publlc benefit In relation to these objects (Include wlthin this sectlon the statutory declaration that trustees have had regard to the guidance issued by tha Charlty Commission on public benefit) Additional details of objectlves and actlvltles (Optional infomiation) TAR March 2012
You may choose to include further statements, where relevant, about: policy on grantmaking., policy programme related investment., contribution made by volunteers. Section D Achievements and performance TAR March 2012
Section D Achievements and performance Summary ofthe maln achievements of the charity during the year Star has help suppor( 422 families with Christrnas dinners, presents, community food pantry, vouchers and furniture for their homes. Star shop has helped support many families that Yre in need of help, and managed to recycle 96 tons of bulky waste. reusing furniture and household items supporting families in very much need of furnishing increasing their quality of life. Working closely with dubs, local authorities and facilitators of leisu centres within 5 counties, Star managed lo recycle 192,641 kg of textiles, shoes, books, cdldvds, bedding, saving landfill, generating nearty £52.013 helping raise much needed funds. Funds raised by Actwe Ashfield was used to help keep young people creative and active. Star gained the contracts to collects from thus helping us reduce to landfill 1.208,360 books and media, 210,000 Bric a Brac. 702.944 textiles, Ihis also gave us the opportunity to helped individuals gain employment and become valuable members of the community. Volunteers: Working closely with the local school and colleges we have had 30 pupils gaining work experience in our shop and warehouse. Probation have seen 10 do their community service, and a further 8 long term volunleers Star helping to provide them with social interaction skills and more importantly in some a reason to get up and be part of a team. Be A Star: Star has provided 17,550 hours over the year of free activities into schools, helping young people engage into Martial Arts and Dance and other activities, to help them be more creative and active in school and out. The Educo old Maltings Building is still under renovation into a sports and arts community hub, this is Star's commitment to the local communily to conlinue help support schools, clubs and young people to provide free martial arts, filness and music lessons, providing a reward and engagement program for schools. along with a safe sanctuary for young people lo enjoy and learn. TAR March 2012
Section E Financial review Star is working towards building 8 minimum of 1 months reserves, coming out of Covid this year and rebuilding is priority. Brlef statement of the charlty's pollcy on reserves Details of any funds materialty In deflclt Further financlal revlow detalls (Optlonal Infomiatlon) Gaining more contracts with Precycle to empty more recycling centres of books and textiles will help this period, recycling of books will provide 230k of our income and the shop 25'/0, t8Xtiles 400/0, Other 12 %. Gaining contracts to recycle more books will reduce the reliant on the shop and textiles for the income and spread our income across a number of sources. You may choose to include addltional information, where relevant about= the charity's prlnclp81 sources of funds (including any fundraising)., how expenditure has supported the key obJe¢tives of the charity., investmenl 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 tho charity's trustees Signature{s) Full name(s) Posltlon (eg Secretary, Chalr, etc) Jenny Kelly Secretary Date 25110122 TAR March 2012
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