Charlty registratlon number., 1162893
The Stone Foundation
Annual Report and Flnand•l Statements
foi the Year Ended 31 March 2024
Fleld Sulllv4n Ilmr(ed
9 Hare & Blllet Road
81ackheath
London
SE3 OBB

The Stone Foundation
Contents Icontlnuedl
Reference and AdmSnlstratlve Deta115
Trustees, Report
2toll
Independent Examlner'$ REpurt
12to13
Staternent of Flnanclal ActI￿￿e$
14
Balance Sheet
Cash Flowstatement
16
Notes to the FlnarKlal Ststements
17to27

The Stone Foundatlon
Ref¢rence and Admln15tratlve Delalls
halrman
Rob Morris
Ylustees
Rob Moirls
Nicholas J4riold
Jane Evans
Liam Mackinder
An¥ela Thomps
1162893
Charlty Re81stratlon Number
Pilnclpal Offi¢¢
Sproughton Hou
Spreu8hton
Ipswlth
Suffolk
IP8 3AW
IndÈpend•nt Exarnlner
Fleld Sullfvan LlmSted
9 Hare & Billet Road
Blackheath
London
SE3 OR8
04nker5
Llgyd$ Bank PIC
9 Butterm3rket
3ury St Edmuthds
Suffolk
IP33 IDF
P#ge I

The Stone Foundatlon
Trustee5' Report
The Trustees presept thelr report alonE Wlth the finat)¢Sal statements of The Stone Foundatlon lor the 12-month
perlod ended 31 March 2023. The Flnanclal Ststement5 have been prepared in acco¥dènce with the accounting
g01icles set out on p4ges 12-14 and comp5y wlth Ihe Foundatlon's Con5tltutlon and appllcable13W.
Strurture, Govemanc8 at)d Manaqemethi
The Stonè Found8tlon Is a Charltablè Incorporated OrEani5ation ICIOI constituted on 28July 2015. Itls a reglstered
¢harlty no. 1162893 and the prlnclpal offlce can be found on the coThtents pale.
The T¥us¢ee5 who have Served durinE the period and since the perlod end are set out In the Ilst below. All the
Tiustees have been appolnted fora perlod of 3 years.
Trustee5 aTrd oifT<ers
The trustees and officers st￿(nE durln8 the year and slnce the yèar end We￿ a5 follows..
Trustees..
Rob Morris
Nlchol3s Jarrold lapp?Inied 27 JLrne 20241
Jan? Evans
Llam M8¢klnder
Angela ThornpsoTh
Jean Poole Ires18ned 27June 20241
Chrls Poole Iresl6ned 27June 20241
Sam Poole Iresl@ned 27Ju#t 20241
Stephen Èroughton Ireslgned 27 June 20241
Cholmian..
Rob Morrls
Where there Is a requlièmeni for new Trustees, thls would be Ideniiiied by the remainSnK Trustees. In selertlD8
Indlvldua15 for appolntment ès £harlty Tru$tees, the Trustees must have regard to the skllls. knowledge and
e¥perlenee needed for theeffertive administration of thÈ CIO.
The Trustees meet on a reEular basls Sn orderto Tevlew and •8ree major dec151on5 ènd monltorthe buslness plaTh.
Thè role tsf the Board of Trustees Is prIncI￿lfytO'.
ensure thatThe Stone Foundatlon has a clearvlsbn, mlssloTh, and strateglc dlre¢tion,' and
monltor and support the ChlÈf Executive In order to achleve these oble¢t5ve5. The day-to-day runninq of
the Charity isdele8ated by the Trustees to the Ch￿f Executfve.
The Truste￿ and the CEO have a lolnt responSI￿lIty for IdentbfylnE and m3nagln8 the major rlsk% whlch are Ilkely
to affect the long-term viability of the Charity.
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The Stono Foundation
Trustees, Report Icontinued
Rl$k ManaBement
The Trustee5 have examlned the malor strate￿0 buslness, and opeyatlonal ilsk5 whlth the Foundation fares and
Conflrm that Svstems have been established the fi)rm Of a Bugine5s Devélopment Plan. Regular reports aro
prodU￿d for each 6card Meetin& 50 that such Tlsks are continuously monltored and tliat &ppropriaie sreps can be
taken to lessen these r45k5.
ObJectlve5 and Actlvlttes
The oblectives DI the Foundation are to rèlieve the fFnanclal hardshlp of people who are In néed,15vlng In Essex,
Norfolk. at)d Suffolk, throu&h thè provi51on ol housing and associated 5UPPOrt 5ervlce$.
Oor key oblectlves be detalled as..
relieving homelessne5S.
helping vulnerable Indlvlduals to access accommodation, which Includes our Tenancy Tralnln8 Course-
Ready Stsady Rent,. and
helping Indlvlduals and Lecal Houslng Authoritle5 by proYidlnE move.on accommodation from 5UPPOrted
hDu5ing.
Publlc Beneflt
In meetlng the F¢und)tlon'$ objective5. the trustees confirm that they havÈ complled with the requlrements of
section 17 of ihe Charltles A¢t 2011 to have due regafd to the publlc benefit guidance published by the Chartty
ommlsslon lor England ènd Wales.
Achlevernerbt$ and Performante
The Stone Foundatlon Is re5pon55ble for the lease and full hDusing managemenl of twentyfl8ht pr¥portles,
providinÈ 78 units of aceommoddtlot). Ourln8 the fln8nclal year we lost one property, a one-bedroom flat because
the landlord re4ulred the property back for a famlly member. PtlDr to the year-end we became èware that a new
lea51ng opportunltv 15 likely to bÈ of interèst to tJs-, a seven-bedroomed property. Thls leasè opportunlty Is
progressing well.
l ell8lble tenants are in receipt ol full Hou51ng Benefit, which meets Most of thelr rent and servlce th&rge5. We
are ¢oThtliiuln8 to seek opporlunltles to acqtslre more propertles from a varSety of owners, Includlng prDpertie5 th3r
require renov3tion and which can be brought back Into use for vulnerable/horneles5 people. We have 3150 kept in
contact wlth some houslthg 3ssodatlons wh¢ may be looklng to dlspose of propertles that do not meet the hl8her
stsndard5 of energy efflclency ￿qUIred by thÈ housing regulator. However, the current market economy of hlgh
demand f￿ rental propÈrties aBd slgnlllcant Increèses In mort8a8o rates, owners can achleve grivate rents
slgniflcantly hl8her than thè Loc)1 Authority Allowance level that we can offer Bnd therefore, are less Incllned to
lease propertles to the Stone, desplte the èdvantages we offer particularly regardlng rÈ8ular m2inlenance of the
property ett.
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The Sione Foundatlon
Trustees, Report Icontlnued
Followlng on from the new CEO'S vlslon regardifig the Improvement and acce551blllty of the pre-tenènty tralnln81
m3ny chan8es were made to the format and dellvery ot the tralnln& We then decided on a relaunch, whlch has
beon successful. The CEO enga8ed wlth 311 Suffolk local authoritles to engage thern all In a pllot and wa5 5tsccessful
in receiving fundlng to re£ru5t someone 5ultable to further develop the ceutse and dellver the tralning and
between them they hav8 re￿Ulted flve velunteers to asslst. We are happy ro rep4rt that we began worklng wlth
four local 3Uthorltles starring at the end of September 2023 and one houslng asso¢lati¢n duTln8 the finan¢ial year
#nd the feedback to date has been incredlbly posltlve. We have 5i8ned Service Level A8reements wlth all to rut) a
number of Reaty Steady Rent ¢ourses ¢vei the next 12 months. for whlch we will be receiving payment.
A$str5$1h8 Sycom
Our success 1$ me*ured on the one hand by the siie of our portfollo. octupancy rates and rnarglns on propertles.
Occupancy levels durlng thls finaJ)clal year have Intreased on last year. We opened a new project sn Lowe5toft,
lo-bed fatiiity and welcorned the first tenant In May 2022. Slnce then, we have gradually Increased tenant
numbers. at the year-end Lowestoft housed B tenants and at year-end our occupancy levels were hlgh at 93%. In
Ilne wtth ojjr Buslnes5 Development Plan, we aint to have all properties 8Q-85% o¢tupled. Below is some
Information relatltt8 to aEcup4ncy atvarlous prolects Oct 23- March 24.
fraphsto showthe weekly otcupatlon of oursupported Hou51n8 PioSeds b•tweqn Oct 23. March 24*
Gippeswyk Rd weekly occupation
(ln percentage) Oct 23
Mar 24
loo
90
60
70
60
50
40
30
20
io
1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 I0L112131415161718192021222324252627
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The stone Foundatloh
Tru5tses' Report Icontlnuedl
Hatfield Rd weekly occupation (in
percèntage) Oct 23
24
loo
$0
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
io
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1011121314151617L9192021222J24252627
Foxhall rd weekly occupation {in
percentage) Oct 23-Mar 24
loo
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
io
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10111213141516L718L5202L222324252627
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The Stone Foundatlo
Trustee5' Report (contlnuedl
Combs weekly occupation lin
percentage) Oct 23
Mar 24
loo
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
ID
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 101112131415L61718192021222324252627
Lowestoft weekly occupation lin
percentage) Oct 23
Mar 24
loo
90
eo
70
60
50
20
io
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 9 101112131415161718192ts21222324252627
'Y¢u wmlnote thot themlsno qMphlor5udbury. Thlsls be(cu5e Sudburyhvd10056 ocrupon¢y b#ttveen Oct24-
Mor24
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The Slone Foundatlon
Trustees, Réport Icontinued)
The crlterla for 8sses51n8 success for our Ready Steady Rent courses are In respect tsf numbews of attendee5 whc
5uccessfu11y complete the training aftd the user per¢eived outcomes of the tralnln8.
06s¢usslons •nd seN(¢e level agreements ￿th local authtsritle5 were o priorlty for the current CEO on hÈrarrlval so
we set aboUtwOr￿n￿ In partner5hlp to dellver our eX￿llen1 traSnln8 courses across ourlocal •rea.
So far, we have dellvered 17 courses wlth a further 20 scheduled. We have hosted a serles ¢f l..1 coursÈ5 to peDple
wlth 8ddlctions and è hlstory of offending and rough sleeplng, small ¥roups of new tenants and 13rge groups of
18-21-year-dds In $upported ac¢ornmodatk>n, lotsklng forward to rnove-on opportunltSes.
FÈ¢dkntk todttteslnce thefelutsnch- Whatdldyou ¢nloymWt #boutthe RSRcoursÉP
e refre5hments-
"It was a really useful course and a blB th8nks to the tralner who m8de It very informatlve and easy to d18￿1 las
well as the snacks provldedr
"lienantl wis very happywRh yesterda
'DId you work your magjc ègalnv
hankyou foreverythingyou dld helpln8 rne sort my b1115 OU
'It has helped me to hove a Ehal as I haven't had a chatfor age
90% of respondents sald they had left haYln8 learned sométhlng they djd not know before.
90% of respoThdent5 sald they enjoyed the course and would rerommend Itto afrlend.
Prln¢lpal Rtsks
The maln rSsk to the Foundatlon 1$ a rethJdloTh In over311 ocrupanry rates. Th5s Is mitlgated throuBh varlous
preres5e5 and procedure5 includlng regular property in5pectlons and ImmÈdiate action tem75 of tenant n¢8lect
or damage to ensure servl¢e user $atlsfactlon and to reduce vL¥ld tlmes because ol repalrs ha￿ng to be
undertzken. A tlcketlnB 5VStem for maintenance allows for tlmely rep81r and r¢furblshment works at the end of
tenancy, agaln to ¥educe void tl%ne5.
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The Slone Foundatlon
Trustees, Report l¢ontlnued
Prlor to obtainlng addltlonal prOPer￿e5, research Is conducred to ensu￿ there 15 demand for the serv1￿. Tenancy
trHlnlTrg alms to increase tenants. understandln8 01 the responslbllltles of m2na8lng a tenancy, which in tum alms
to minlmise the rlsk ol evicLion. All tenant5 tnt)vinB inio our communlty f13ts are encouraged to aitend thetralnlng.
DÈtlsl•#$
Malordedslon5 are d15cwed and agreed on at bDèrd meetln8s whl¢h tske place every 6 weeks andlorvla emall.
InductlonTralnlngofTrustees
The procp55 for Indurtlng Trustees Is slmple and stralghtforward. The CEO and Chalr wlll provlde a br*f on thp
¢r8anisation, board functlon and meetln85 and the expected role of the Indlvldual ¢onc¢rned. Trustees recelve
the Charity Commission's Gulde-"The Essential Trustet...
copy ol the Constitution. pre￿ouS mlnutes and any
other relevant Informatlon. The prospectfve Trustee Is inwted to a board meetinE in an observer capaclty to meet
the otherTrustee5, and vlce ¥ersa.
Fund Ralslng
The Foundatlon does not have an offlcSal fund ralspr- thls is part of the role of the CEO. who wlll seek approprlate
fun&8ivin8 bodies Ind S￿b￿lI bids. Trustee5 Opt to r3lse fut)ds Indlvldually Qr SUEÉest fund ralslna siiate8les as
part of their Tole on the b08rd. The Foundatlon subscribe5 to g￿nt aidinE or¥anisations such as The Glvlng
Maehlne, Vlr8ln and Easy Fundraisin& whlch offer a wlder target audlenee.
Durlng thè finantlèl year, we were SUC￿$sful In gettlng grarst fundltt8 from 3 organlsatlon5. Thi5 grant lundln8
totaled Èll,100.. £6.716 was utSllsed In Z3124 for the runnlng of Ready Steady Rent, the remalnlng £4,3B4 wlll be
carried forward to 24125.
Flnan¢lg1 R¢￿eW
For the y23r ended 31 March 2024. the Foundatlon made a surplu5 Of £122,450, an Increase of £94.218 on the
previous year. Thls Is on 8r055 income of £883,682 Iye8r ended 31 March 2023 £740.1831. On 31 March 2024 tho
Foundat5on held unre5tr1cted r￿eNe$ totalln8 £189,945 lon 31 March 2023 £72.6191.
Totsl rental Income for the year was £840.827 (year ended 31 Marth 2023 £695.9761. The spllt Dn thls Is
approxlmately 91%19% housln8 beneflt/tenant contrlbution.
The prDpErty-related c95t5 for the Founditlon are for the most part flxed In relatlon to Its capaclty to rent
accommodatlon. For the perlod In questlon. the main provider of propertles wa5 the Mavam Group who provlded
elahteen properties e4uatlng to 68 units, wlth the balance of 10 propertle5, providlng 10 tJnlt5, rented from other
prlvate landlords.
ReseNes Poll<v
The current kvel of fundlngls cansldered adequate to meet most of the Found3tioTh's alms ènd objectives. There
are no hard ar¢d fast rules regardlng mlnlmum and rnaxlmum amounts that should be held In re5erve4 but Yhe
Stono Foundation Trustees have an agreed buslness plari to athlève c. E120.000. ThÈ Foundatlon's rnaln rlsk of
reduced Income relatos to hl8h vold leve15 Ilow cccupancyl. Forecasts currently base txtupanty levels at t.95%,
wh￿h provides a SuF￿u5 and thus Brows reserves. We a150 had some on8olng uncertalnty around utiiitylfuel costs
nd have made SDme thanges to our rents and servlce char8es 8olng foiward to protect us frorn such ffuciuatlons.
We are pleased to Say thatthls has been ad)leved.
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The Stone Foundatlon
Trustees, Report {¢ontlnued)
TSF rÈEu13rty seek grant lunthne for dellvertng Ready Steady Rent- tenanty tralnln81sustalnrnent courses.
a donorglves TSF money In # way that specifies how that Should be spent TSF are dvty bound to spend itforthot
purpose. Those reserve5 are Iherefore restrlcted for that purpose.
Any income that we r2ceive from Reatty Steady Rent£ourses wlll be kept for use on thls prolÉct alone.
Golng forward into 24125 T5F will in¢rease the target for thelr reserves to a level that covers all ovt8oln85 for
perfod of three months. Thls Is now calculated to be £225,000.
In¥estsn4nt Pollcy
The CEO and the FiTrathte M3na8er monltor the bankaccaunt and report re8ularty to the Treasurer ènd Board.
WheT2 we have excess funds thai are not required fof around 6 months we have looked to eam interest. Durln8
the year £20,QOO was deposited In a fixed rate account for 6 moTTrths. As the charltys financlal stablllty strengthe#s,
we will be lookln8 to deposlt IRrgersums so we can earn Inte￿$t forthe beTheflt of thÈ charlty.
Galw Concern
The Tru5lee5 have considered the turient ottupancy and rental Income leve15 and concluded that there ore
sufficient rEsour￿5 avallable to allow the Foundatlon to crjntlnue to operate for a perlod of at IEaSt twelve
months. The Trustees therefore believe that the goin8 concern b8515 15 an appT¢prl8te basi5 for these flnanclil
statements.
forthe futuie
Obl¢rtlv•s fr¢m our Buslness Development Plan 24125:
TSF staff and volunteers are well managed there are high levels oflob 5attsfactlon and Staff retentlon
Oc¢upancy levels are malntalned ètor above 80%
Rents are revlewed and adlusted annuallv
RSA Is funded via srant5, fundraislng and Income
TSF achltves hlgh levels of satlsfactlon from servlte users
Ralse the profile of TSF through posltlve engagement ￿th orEan15ations and the wSder public
Read¥Steady Rent has a posltivÈ Impact on Improvln8 Outcomes f¢r tgnant5
The Trustees and staff VAII contlnue to seek addltlonal properties to provkle further supported accommodatlon on
favourable terms.
The Stone Foundatlon remaln5 hopeful ol promotln8 and Increasln8 the 5u¢ce55 of Ready Steady Rent 5tlll further
and lollowing the end of the flnanclal year have slarted conversatlons wlth the hcal probatlon seNlce and the
Justl¢e Departmentto be able to dellver to that ex olfender ¢ohort.
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The Stone Foundatlon
Trustees, Report (contlnuedl
Durlngthe flnanclal year 24125 flve of elght trustees wbll need to be replaced as follows..
Narne of Trustee
Date ot ubmmencement 4$
Trustee
Dai* of reslgnatlon
Chrls Poole
29n/2015
271612024
(Deputy Chalrl
Jean Ppole
291712015
271612024
SaTn Paole
291712015
2716D024
Stephen BrouBhio
29nft015
271612024
Rob Morris
1619DOIS
Must re518n by
151912024
The CEO and rÈmainiTrg trustees have been worklnE together thls ye4r reEardlh8 5u¢Ees$lon plannlng and
appolnted one new trustee atour Board Meetlng on 27th June 2024..
Nleholès Slrrw)n Jarrold
We have another potentlal trustee wha ￿￿11 attend oursepternberrneetlng.
We ère pleased wlth the preqress that the current staff team have made wlth flnanclal stsblllty and take up of
Ready Steady Rent and wuuld like to spend some tlme focwlnE on me4sures that assist wilh the retention ol
wÈll-performlng staff.
Chlef Exe¢utlve Offlcer and thÈ siong Foundatlon Team
Our new CEO started In post in the last quarter of the fln)n¢lal year 22123. Wlth rn?ny years of housln8 and
m)nagÈment experien¢e she has contSnued to settle ITh and organ15e and prlorltlse wtsrk to ensure that flnaTrcial
stablllty of the ¢hèrtty was improved and malntalned and thata cUmulat￿e S￿r￿U5 is built up towards cur taf8et of
225k.
Working together wlth the Flnath￿ ManagET they have athleved great succe$5 by fo¢u55ln8 the teèm to ensure
that all debts are chased straight awayj bllls are p3id 5wIftIyJ and regular monilorln8 take5 pla￿. The rent Pro￿5$
was atso changed wlth the FlnantÈ Mana8er rlslng to the ¢h311eng2 adrnln15terlng thi5 all more efflclently throu8h
our3ccountlng system.
New practlces and system5 were put in plaee so that the or8anlsatlon work5 efficlently and dynamlcally to ¥hleve
the char5tV'5 oblectlves.
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The Stone Foundatlon
Trustees, Report (continued)
The Charlty wlcomed an experleo¢ed Houslng & TralninE Manager as a dual role durlng thlsyear.
We would Ilke to thank everyone that woths lor The stone Founflotlon for their hard WOFk ènd tomrnitment to
what we are t￿ne to a¢hleve.
Statement olTru5tee$' Ro5ponslbllhles
Ih@ trtsstees are responsible for prepèrln8 the trustees report and the fin4ncial 5tateynents In accordance wlth the
United Kln8dom Accountlng Stathdar(ts Iunlted KlnBdom Generally ActÈprÈd Accouhtln8 Practlcel and appllc3ble
law and regulatlons.
Ihe law applicable to ¢harStles requlres the trustees to prepare flnanclal stètements for e8¢h financial year whlch
ve a true and 18lr vlew ol the state of affalr5 of the charlty and of the incomin8 resources and appllcatlon of
resources o* the charltyfor that perlod. In preparlng thesÈ linanclal ststements. the trustees are requlred to..
select suitable accounting policies and then apply them conslstentty,.
observe the method5 and prlnclples in the Charitie5 SORP:
mike ludgeFnents and estlm8te5 that 2re reasonable and prudent,.
state whether applicablè a£countlng staTrd3rds have been followed. sublect to any materlal departur
disc105ed and explalned In the financlal statements,. and
prepare the flnanclal statements on the gdryg concem basls unles5 It Is inappropriate to pre5urne that thÈ
chèrltywlll contlnue In business.
The trustees are respenslble for keeplw proper g¢¢ovThtinK records that d15close wlth reasonable aLcuracy at any
tlme the flnanclal PDsltion of the chaiity and enable them t¢ ensure that the flnancial statements comply with the
Chari¢les Act 2011. the ChaiV(les (Accounts ènd Reports) ReEulatlons 2008, and the prov151ons DI the constituti¢n.
The trusiees are also responslble for saleguardlng the assèts of the charlty ènd hence for taklnB reasonable steps
for the preventlon and detectlon of fraud and oiher irregularitles.
The trustees are responglble for the malntenan¢e and Integrlty of the corporate and flnanclal Informatlon Included
Dn the charltable company's webslte. Le8isl2tion 8overnlng the preparatlon and dissemlnation of finandal
Statements may dlffer from leg151atloTh I￿ otheflurisdlctlons.
Th¢ annual report was approved by the trustses of the charity on 21 August 2024 and signed on it5 behalf bv.-
Llam Macklnder
T¥u5tee
An8ela Tharnps
Trustee
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The Stone Foundatlon
Independent Examiner's Report to the trustee5 of The Stone Foundatlon
I report to the charitytrustees on my examinatlon of the a¢¢ounts of the ¢hadty forthe ￿￿rended 31 March 2024
whith wmprise the Statement of Flnancial ActlvEtles, the Balance Sheetand related notes.
Th1$ report15 made solety io the tharlty'5 trustees. as o body* In aCt0vdan￿ with SErtlon 145 of the Charllies Act
2011. My work has been undertaken so that l rnF8ht stale to the charlVs tru5tee5 those matter5 1 am required to
state to them In thls report and for no other puvpose. To the *ulle5t extent permltted by law, I do not accept or
assume rÈsponslblllty to anyone other than the charfty and the charlty's trustees as a bDdy* for my work, for thls
report. or for the oplnlons I have formed.
Responslbllltles and ba$ls ol wport
As the tharity trustees Df The Stone Found3tlon you are responslble fcr the preparatlon of the accounts I
accordaneewiih the requirements of the Charitie5 A£t 2011 I'the Act'l.
I report In respect of my examlnatlon of the The Stone Foundatlon's a¢tOUnts carrled out under sectK)n 145 of the
2011 Act and In tarrylng out my examSnatlorb I have followed all the appllcable Dlrectlon5 g5ven by the Charitv
Cotnmlssion under sectlon 14515llbl of the Att.
An Independent examlnatlon does not involve gatherlng all the eVIden￿ that wtsuld be required In an audit and
consequently doe5 not cover all the rnatters that an auditor conslders in giwng thwlr opinlon on the flnan¢ial
statements. The plannSn8 and conduct of an 4udlt goes bèyond the Ilmlted assurArttè that an independent
examlnatlen can provide. Consequently l express no opinion as to whether the flnancial ststemen*s prpsent a'trtse
and falrfview and my report Is Ilmlted to those spetlfic matters set put in the Independent e%arnltterfs statement.
IndependentexamlTrerfs siatemenl
Slncè The St¢me Foundatlon's Bro55 Income exceeded £250,IJ)O your examiner must be a mernber of a borfy115ted
in sectlon 145 of the 2Qll Act. I conftrm t￿t l am quallfitd to undertake the examlnation because l arn a member
of ICEW. whl¢h is one of the Ilsted bodles.
I have completed my examination. I confirm that no rnated&l matters have ¢ome to my Attentlon l* connectlon
wlth the examlnatlon Eivin8 me tau5e to belleve that In any material respert..
l. attounting records were not kept in respect oFThe Stone Foundatlon as ¥eqvlred by section 130 r)f the Att..
or
2. the Inancl41 statements do not4¢cord wlth those re¢ord5,- or
3. the flnanclal 5tètements do not eornply wlth the a¢countlng requlrements concernlng the form and rontent
of accounts Svt out in the ChaTltie5 (Account5 and Repr>rtsl Re¥ulatioTrs 2008 other thèn any requlrement
thai the accounts Blve a *rue and falr vkw, whkh Is not a matter consldered as part of an Independent
examlnatlon.
I have no concerns and have ¢Dme across no other matter5 In connertlon wlth the examlnaiiort to whl¢h allentlon
should be drawn In thls report in orderto enable è p¥oper under5tandlngof the accounts to be reached.
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The Stone Foundatlon
Independent Examln¢r's Report to the tru5tee5 of The Stone Foundatlon lcontinuedl
mothy 5ulllvèn FCA
Field Sullivan LIm￿ed
9 Hare & Billet Road
Blackheath
London
SE3 ORB
Date..
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The Stone Foundatlon
{Re8lstration number: 11628931
Balance Sheet as at 31 March 2024
2024
2023
Note
Flxed assets
Tangible èssets
li
602
Debtor5
Cash at b4nkand In hand
12
83,943
147.929
67,382
43,279
13
231,872
110,661
Credllors: Amount$ falllne due wlthln on*y#ar
14
13S.8131
136,4501
Net curr¢fii a￿ets
196.059
74,211
Net J55ets
196,661
74,211
Funds of ihe tharltv:
Restrlrted Incom• fund5
Rpstricted fund5
6,716
1,592
UnTe5trlded Incomelunds
Unrestrlcted fund5
IB9,945
72,619
Totsl fund$
16
196.661
The finan£lal statement5 on page$ 14 to 27 were approved by the trustees, and authorised for issue on 21 August
2024 and signpd on thelr behalf by..
Uam Macklnder
TnJ$tee
An8ela ThompJ
Trustee
The notes on pages 17 to 27 form an IntegT31 part of these ftThanGl31 statements.
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The Stone Foundatlon
Cash Flow Statement for the Year Ended 31 March 2024
2024
2023
Note
Cashllows IMM typ*ritlnE actl¥ltles
Net tash Incorne
122,4S0
28,232
AdJu#ments to ¢•$h IttsW5 from non-cash Iten
Depre£l8tlon
Investment Income
201
1991
122552
28,223
Wofklng capltal adjustments
Ilncrea5elldecrease In debtors
In¢reè5e/ldecreasel In crèdltor5
Decre¥5e it5 deferred Income
12
116,5611
3,602
14,239
4,230
122.4461
16731
14
Net ¢a5h flows from operatlng actfvltles
105,354
9,334
Cèsh fflow$ from Inve5tlng actlvltles
Interest recdvable 4nd 51tnilar Income
Purchase of tan8lble fixed a55ets
99
IB031
li
Èt tash flows from &￿eStIng a¢t￿tieS
1704
Net Increase In Cash athd cash equlvalents
104,650
9,343
Cash and cash equivalents at l April
43,279
33,936
Cash and cash equlvalents it 31 Mèrch
147,929
43,279
Recondllatlon of net cash flowto M¢v¢ment In netfunds
IncrÈ45e in cash
104,650
9,343
Net funds at l Aprll 2023
43,279
33,936
t4et funds at 31 March 2024
147 929
All of the cash flow5 are derlved from cohtlnulngoperatlons durin8 the above peTlods.
rhe notes on pages 17 to 27 form an Integral part of these flnancial statement5.
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The Stone Fouhdatltsn
Notes to the Flnancial Stalements lorthe Year Ended 31 MaTch 2024
I Charlty ststU5
The charltv 15 dDmiciled in Eng13lld )nd Wales.
The address of it5 registered office is.,
5proughtDn House
Spraughton
IP8 3AW
These llnaiiclal statement5 were author15ed for Issue by the irustegson 21 August 2024.
2 Ac¢outttlngpDllclES
ststefftehtotcompllafice
The financ¢al 5t4tements havp been prepared ID acGord3nce with ArcouThtinE and Reperting by Charlrks..
Statement tsf Recommended Practlce appllcable to ch8rltSes prepavlng thelr accounts In accord0n￿ wlth the
Flnanci31 REporting Standard applicable in thè UK Bnd Republit of Ireland IFRS 1021 leffectlve l January 20191
Icharltles SORP IFRS 1021- Second edition October 20191, the Flnancl81 Reportlng Standard 4pplicable in the UK
and Republlc of Ireland IFRS 1021. They a15D COMP￿ with the Companles Act 2006 and Charities Att 2011.
as15 of prep•r*tlorh
The Stone Foundation meets the d¢finltlon of a publlc benefit entlty ￿nder FRS 102. The accotrnts lfinanclèl
statements) have been prepared under the historical cost conve¥)tlon wlth kems retognlsed at C05t or transèctlon
value unle55 Othpr4vi5e stated in the relevant notelsl to Ihese ac¢gunts.
Gtsln8 ¢ontern
The trustees conslder that there are no material uncertalntles about the charlty's abillty tts ¢ontlhue as a golng
concern.
Judgements and key sources of estlmatlon uncertalnty
In the appllcatlon of the charity's accounting policie5, the tru5rees are requlred to m8keludgÈments, estimates and
a5sumptlons about the carrylr%E amount of assets and Ilabllltles that are not readlly apparent from other sourcts.
The estlmates and assoclated assumptlons are based on historlcal eKpÈrlen¢e and other factors that are
considered to be relevant. Actual results may diffeT from these estimates.
The estlmaies and urdertyln8 as5umptlons aro re¥i8wed on an on8oinq basls. Revision5 to accounting estlmètes
are recognised in the periods In whi¢h the estlrrttyte Is revlsed where rev15ions affects only thttt p2rlod, or In the
perfad of the rEvislon and future perlods where the revlslons affeets both current and future perlods.
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The Stone Foundatlon
Notes to the Flnanclal Statement5 for the Year Ended 31 March 2024 {tontinued)
In¢omeand OTbdowmont$
Voluptary In¢ome in¢ludlnE Oonatlons* glfts, legicles and Erants that provlde ¢ore lunding or are of a general
nature Is recognlsed when the thar>ty has enlitlernent to the Income, it & probable that the income wlll be
recelved and the amount ¢an be measured with sufflclent reliablllty.
Donatlons43ndlegodes
Donatlons 2nd le8adÈ5 are recogDised on a recelvable basls when recelpt Is probable and the hmoun* tan be
rellably measured.
Giunts fecelvuble
Grants are recognised when the charity hès an enthlement to the funds and any condltlon5 linked to the grants
have been met. Where performance conditions are attathed to the 8Tant and are yet io be me¢ the income 15
recognlsed as a 5iab¢li*y and induded on the bapance sheet a5 deferred Inceme to be released.
Deftrred Ih¢ome
Deferred Income represents amounts recelved for future perlod5 and Is released to iTKornin8 resources In the
perSod for whlth. sr hès been reteived. Such Income is only deferred wheTr-
- The donor 5pecifi2s that the granlor donatlon must othly be used In future accountlDg perlods,. or
- The donor has Imposed £onditlans whlch rnu5t be met before the eharlty hH$ uncondltlonal Èntltlement.
Inveslmentlncome
Dlvldends are recoBnL%ed once the divldÈnd ha5 been dedared and notlfitatlon ha5 been recelved of the dlvldend
dve.
Expendliure
All expendlture Is recognK8ed On￿ therÈ 15 4 Ipgal Or constructfve ebli8atlon to that expenditure. it is prob?ble
settlement Is requlred and the arnoufit can be measured relltyb￿. All costs are allocated to the appllcabje
expendlture headlng that aggre8ate 51milar costs to ihat cate80ry. Where costs cannot be dirÈrtly attrlbuted to
particular heading5 they have beert allocated on a basls cE>D515tent wlth the use of ￿59￿[(eS. vAth central staff
CDSrs allDcated on the basls of tlrne spent, and deprèflat￿jn charges hllocated on the portlon of the asset's use.
Other support costs are allocated based on the spread of Stsff cost5.
th4rltuble octlvltles
Charkable expendllure comprlses those cost$ In¢urred bythe charlty In the dellvery of Its actlvltles and swlces for
It5 beneflclarles. It inclL*des both costs that can be allocated d5redy to such actlvltles and those costsof an indire¢t
n8fUFe necessary to supportthetn.
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The Stone Foundatlon
Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 March 2024 Icontlnuedl
Support costs
Support COSts In¢lude central functloTrs and have been èllocated to aulvlw cost cate8oflÈs on a basls ¢on51stent
with the use of resourc95, for e¥ampl&, èllocatln8 property costs by floor areas, or. per caplta, staff costs by the
tlme Spent and othercosts by thelr usaee.
Taxatlon
The tharity Is wnsldered to Pa￿ the tests set rAJt In Paragraph I Schedule 6 of the Finance Act 2010 and therefore
It meets the definitlon ol a charitable company for UK corporatl¢n tax purptsses. Accordlnglyi the charlty Is
potentially exempt from taxation in respect of intome or capital gains received wlthln cate8ori2s covered by
Chaprer 3 Part 11 of the Corporatlon Tax 2010 or Sedlon 256 of the Tax2tlon of charge31￿e Gal￿ Act 1992. ¢0
th& extent th•t su¢h Income orgalns a￿ applled excluslvely to charitable purposes.
T4nglbl¢ IIx8d asset5
Indlvldual flxed assets tostln8 £500.00 or mwe are initl3lly recorded at tOSL less any subsequent accumulated
depreclatlon and subsequent accumulated Impalrment10s5es.
Depreclatltsn ahd amort15atlon
Depreclatk)n Is provlded on tan8lble fixed assets $0 as tts wfltÈ off the Cost or valuatlon, less anyestlmated resldual
Value, overthelr expected useful economic Ilfe as follow5..
Asset ¢145S
Offlce equlpmefit
Depre¢latJon method and rate
stralght Ilne over 4yÈa
TYad• d•bior$
Trade debttsrs are amounts due from Customers lor rnerchand15e 501d or services performed ift the ordinary course
of buslness.
Trade debtors are re£ogn15ed inltially at the transa£tien prfce. They 8rt subsequently measured at amortlsed cosi
uslng the eflecrive InterÈst method. less provLslon far Itnpairrnent. A prow51on for the ImpBirtpent of trade debtors
Is estab115hed when there Is oblectlve evlden£e thar the charfty wlll not be oble to co51ect all amounts due
accordin6to the origin&l terms of the receivable5.
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The Stone Foundatlon
Noles to the Flnan¢lal Statements tor the Year Ended 31 March 2024 Icontlnued}
Cash 4nd tssh ¢qulvalents
Cash and c35h eouiv4lents comprlsè cèsh on hand and call deposits, and other short-term hlghly Ilqykl Investment$
that are readity convertlble to a known amount of tash and aro sublett tts an Insignlflcant rlskof change In value.
Trade £redltor¥
Trade credltors are obllgation5 to pay for good5 or 5ervites that have been 4cquired in the ordlnary course of
buslness from suppllers. Accounts payable are das55lled as current Ilabllltles If ihe does not have an uncondltional
r*Eht, at the end of the repertl*8 perlod. to defer settlernent of the creditor for at least twelve months after the
reporting date. If there is an unconditional rlght to defer settlement for at least twelve months after the reportlng
date. they afe presented a5 non-Wr￿Tht IlabS1fti*.
Trade ereditars are reco8n15ed Inltially at thetransaction pTSce and subsequently measured at an￿rtiSed cost uslng
the effective interesr method.
FUMI $Erurtur•
Unrestrlcted Income funds are general funds that are avafjlabk for use ai the trustees dlsuetlon In furtheronce of
the ¢blectlves of thethaFItv.
Restrlcied In<ome funds are those donated for use In a partlcular area or for speclf5¢ purKfft5, the use of vjhlch Is
re5trlcted to that area or purpose.
Penslons and oth¢rptyst r¢tlr¢ment¢bllytloEb5
The charity operates a defined contributlon penslon scheme whKh Is 8 pension plan under whlch fixed
¢onrtlbutSons are pald Into a pensi£￿ fund and the ch8rlty has no legal or tOn5tru¢tive obllgatlon to pay further
contrSbutlons even if the ftsnd does not hold sufficient ISset5 to pay all emplgyees the beneflts relaiin8 to
employÈe serylce In the current and prfor perlods.
Contrlbutjons to deflned contrlbution plans are reEogftlsed In the Slaternent of Flnan¢l41 ACtfv￿es when they are
due. If eontrtbutlan payment5 e¥ttEd the contr16utlon due lor se¥vke. the excess is reco8nked as a prepayment.
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The Stone Foundatio¢i
Notes to the Finan¢lal Statements for the Year Ended 31 March 2024 Icontinuedl
3 Income from donallonsandleg•¢l*$
Uhresirlded
funds
General
Restrlcted
ILtrtd5
Tolal
2024
Totsl
2023
Don*tion5 and le8ade5,'
Appeals and donaUons
Granis. intludlng caplrèl grants..
The Abert HuntTru$t
The medley Foundatlon
Mrs L D Rope's CharitableTrust
Frank Jaekson Foundatlon
139
139
5,381
61K)
600
5,500
5.OOD
5,500
5,000
139
ii,Ic
11,239
12.381
4 Incomeliom CharItab￿ att￿ltIeS
Unr&Mrld
funds
fjetteral
Yotal
202
Total
2023
Tenants
H4Jusln8 beneflt5
Other
78,436
762,391
31.517
78,436
762.391
31.517
79.217
616,759
31,817
872,344
872.344
727,793
S Inwstmeni Incomo
Unre5trfcked
lund$
General
Total
2024
Total
2023
Interest retslvable and similar incorne,.
Inte￿5t recelvable on bank deposSts
99
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The Stone Foundatlon
Notes to the Financlal Ststernents lor the Year Ended 31 Mar<h 2024 Icontlnuedl
6 Ixp4ndltui¢ on ¢hHrliable arttvltl¢s
Total
2024
Total
2023
otq
Rent
389,662
15,457
12.333
34,553
41,945
5,772
2,224
151,951
3.497
9,253
390,164
20,097
4,981
29,040
26,369
3,474
2.383
139,469
535
Council tèx
Water rate5
Electrlclty
Gas
TV Licenees
Property servl¢es and tenBnEy 5UPPQrt
Rèpalrs
Dama8es
Other
CharftsblÉ don3Uon5
Other charges
Support tosts
15,199
4.920
54
75,266
94.585
761,232
711.951
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The Stone Fotsndatlon
Notes to the Fina17cial Statements for the Year Ended 31 Ma￿h 2024 {contlnuedl
7 Anoty515 of support¢osts
Total
2024
Yotal
2023
staff costs
Wages and salarles
Soclal securlty Costs
Pension tosts
67,890
471
53,739
3,840
618
2,762
S,6L
3.490
144
TralnlnB
Insurance
Telephon¢ and fax
Computer 5Dftware and rnalntenarKe
PrIn￿ng, posta8eand stationery
Trade subKrlptlons
Sundrles
3,437
866
91
2,224
1,713
200
MotOTln8
Travel and 5ubslsten
Advertlslng
Independent examlnatlttn
Admlnlstratlon 2nd flnan£e servltes
Legal and professlonal
Bad debt provlsion
Bank charges
other Interest payable
Depreclatlon of offSce equlpment
1400
495
2,292
339
56
701
2,728
7,354
2,678
1,255
95
1.646
239
201
94.585
75,266
8 Tru5té¢s temungratlon ond qxp*ty&4
No trljstees, nor any pers0Tr5 connected wlth them, have rtcelved any remuneratlon from the charity duritTrg the
year.
No trustees have reTrfved iThyfelmbursed expenses or any other beneflt$frorn the charltydurlng the year.
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The Stone Foundatlon
Notes to the Finandal Statements for the Year Ended 31 March 2024 (continued)
9 St3ff costs
The aggre8ate payroll cosis were asfollows..
2024
2023
Staft wsts durln6the yEar were:
Wages and sèlarles
Sotlal securlty costs
Pension costs
67,890
471
3,840
53,739
2.7S2
72,201
56,501
The Monthly avera8e number of per5¢)n5 (Incl￿Ing senlor management I ￿adershIP te3rn1 employed by the
charfty durlngthe yearexpressed as lull tlme equlvalentswas as follows-
2023
No
Char(table actwltles
No employee recelved emoluments of morethan £GO.DOO d￿rIng the year
10 Taxatlon
The tharlty Is a reglstered ¢har4ty and Is therefore exempt frorn taxatlon.
11 Tanglbl4 flx•d 855ets
Fumlture and
Èqulpment
Totsl
Addltions
At 31 March 2024
B03
803
Depre¢l8tloo
Ctharge for th¢ye¥r
201
201
At 31 March 2024
201
201
bookv01u•
At 31 March 2024
602
602
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The Stone Foundatlon
Notes to the Finanflal Statements for the Year Ended 31 March 2024 (Ci￿*1nUtd)
12 Debtors
2024
2023
Trade debtors
62,299
21.644
48,801
18,581
Prepayments
83,943
67,382
13 Cath and ¢a5h equI￿rentS
2024
2023
Cash on hand
873
1,655
41,624
C8sh at bank
147.056
147.929
43.279
14 Credltors: amounts falllng due wlthln one year
2024
2023
Trade credltors
Other tsxatlon and 50dal securlty
Other credltors
Accruals
Deferred Incorne
23.012
1,853
15.635
797
96
10,948
15,683
4.239
35.813
36,450
2024
2023
DÈferrod Income atl Aprll 2023
Resources deferred In the perlod
Amounts rèleased frorn prev10ts5 pertod5
Deferred intorne atyear end
4.239
4,912
4,239
14,512
14.2391
4,239
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The Stone Foundation
Notes to the Flnancial Statements foi the Year Ended 31 March 2024 Icontinuedl
15 Penslon and othErschenTe5
OeNfted contrlttrutlun penslon schgme
The charlty operates o defined contrlbutlon pensSon scheme. The pen5Ion c05t char8e for the year represents
cont¥lbutions payable by the tharltyto the scheme and amountedto£3,84012023- E2,7621.
16 Funds
Balance at I
Aprll 2023
In£DmlnE
resour¢e$
Ae50urces
exp¢nded
Balance at31
March 2024
Vnresmrted funds
Genernl
General Funds
72.619
872.582
1755,2561
189,945
R4strfrtÈd funds
Tenancy trainin8
Ready Steady Rent
12.0921
13.884
3,508
L592
5,500
1,592
ii.ioo
15.976
6,716
Yotèl funds
74,211
883,682
1761,2321
196,661
Bal&ft¢e at I
Apwll 2022
Incomlng
resource5
Aesour¢e5
expended
Balan¢eat 31
Maich 2023
UthrÈ5trlrted fvnds
Gemerul
Generèl Funds
45,979
733,183
17e6,$431
72,619
ftes¢rl£t8d funds
Ready Steady Reot
7.000
15,4081
L592
Total lunds
4S,979
740.183
1711,9511
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The Stone Foundation
Notes to the Flnanclal Statements for the Year Ended 31 March 20241contlnued)
The speclflc purposes forwhlch the fur￿$ are to be applled are as follows-
Tenancy Trainln8 Fund1n8- fund5 reielved frotn The Hedley Foundatkan and Frank Jackson Foundatlon to support
pre-tenancy tralning ford15advant3ee Individuals.
Ready Steady Rent Fundind- futhd5 rece￿ed from The Albert Hunt Trust and Mrs L O Rope Char5table Trust to
support'R¢a(ty Steaol Rent. prole¢t.
IY Analysts of not 1ss4t$ betwoan funds
Unrestricted
funds
General
Totatfund5 at
31 March
2024
Restrlded
funds
Tanglble fixed assets
Current assets
602
602
225,156
135,8131
6.716
231,872
135.8131
Current Ilabllltles
Totsl netossets
189.945
6.716
196,661
Unrostrlcted
funds
6eneToI
Total fundsat
31ma￿h
2023
Restvl¢ted
lund$
Current assets
109,069
136,4501
1.592
110.66L
136.4501
Current114billties
Total net assEts
72,619
1.592
74.211
IB Related party Iransatt14JnS
During the year the charlty made the followlng related party tyansattlons:
Robert MONSS
Robert Morr45, who wa5 a trustee durfng the year, Is also an employee of the Mavam Group. The Stone Foundatlon
works In p8rtnershlp wlth the Mavam Group to deliver the Foundatlons, object￿eS. At the balance sheet d4te the
amount due tolfrom Robert Morris wa$ £NII12023- £NIII.
Pa8e 27