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|Period start|date|1<br>0||||Period end date|3<br>1||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|Charity name||THE MISFITS|||THEATRE COMPANY||UK<br>f<br>fi<br>1<br>1<br>6<br>1<br>0|0|
|~ ~ -||- .<br>~ '|||||||
|||||||SORP|||
|||||||reference|||
|Summary|of the purposes||of|the||Para 1.17|1) The advancement<br>ofeducation<br>of||
|charity as|set out in its governing||||||people with learning<br>disabilities<br>ranging||
|document|||||||from those with moderate<br>learning||
||||||||disabilities<br>to those with profound<br>and||
||||||||complex needs<br>in Bristol, South||
||||||||Gloucestershire,<br>Bath and Northeast||
||||||||Somerset and the provision<br>offacilities||
||||||||for recreation ofsaid people<br>in the||
||||||||interests ofsocial welfare and with the||
||||||||object of improving<br>their conditions<br>of||
||||||||life.||
||||||||2)To promote social inclusion<br>for the public||
||||||||benefit by preventing<br>people with learning||
||||||||disabilities<br>from becoming<br>socially||
||||||||excluded,<br>relieving<br>the needs ofthose||
||||||||people who are socially excluded<br>from||
||||||||society, or parts ofsociety, as a result of||
||||||||their learning<br>disabilities<br>and assisting<br>them||
||||||||to integrate<br>into society, particularly<br>but not||
||||||||exclusively<br>by the provision<br>ofa local||
||||||||network,<br>support<br>and advocacy group||
||||||||providing<br>creative and social opportunities||
||||||||for people with learning<br>disabilities<br>in||
||||||||Bristol, South Gloucestershire,<br>Bath 8||
||||||||Northeast<br>Somerset.||
|Summary|of|the main activities||||Para 1.17and|In planning<br>our activities for the year, we||
|in relation to those purposes<br>for<br>the public benefit,<br>in particular,<br>the activities,<br>projects or services||||||1.19|kept in mind the Charity Commission<br>guidance<br>on public benefit at our trustee<br>meetings.||
|identified|in the accounts.||||||The focus ofour activities:||
||||||||To promote<br>inclusion for People with||
||||||||Learning<br>Disabilities,<br>who are often||
||||||||isolated and afraid to go out at night by||
||||||||running<br>a Night Club called "Rhythm ofthe||
||||||||Night". This is an inclusive<br>evening<br>event||
||||||||for PWLD, their families and friends. The||
||||||||Night Club is held at a City centre venue,||
||||||||where PWLD can feel safe, comfortable,||
||||||||confident<br>and in control, while<br>ivin||
|Charity Accounts||templates —Trustees'|||annual|report for the period|October|2016|





||||||||people a chance to co- produce events,|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
||||||||meet new people, dance and have a great|
||||||||night out.|
||||||||To deliver training<br>and performance<br>to|
||||||||professionals<br>and the general<br>public to tell|
||||||||people about the lives and the challenges|
||||||||PWLD have. Our performances<br>and|
||||||||training are both funny and serious, and|
||||||||sometimes<br>deal with uncomfortable<br>things,|
||||||||but we always leave the audience<br>laughing|
||||||||and with a better understanding<br>ofthe lives|
||||||||of PWLD.|
||||||||o deliver creative workshops<br>for PWLD to|
||||||||have fun and learn new skills to promote|
||||||||reativity,<br>confidence<br>and self-worth.<br>This is|
||||||||chieved through<br>group participation,<br>sharing|
||||||||ideas and stories, dancing,<br>acting and|
||||||||playing<br>together,<br>listening<br>to each other,<br>makin<br>oet, new shows and new friends.|
|Statement|confirming|||whether|the|Para 1.18|he trustees have had regard to Charity|
|trustees<br>have had regard to the<br>guidance<br>issued<br>by the Charity<br>Commission<br>on public benefit|||||||ommission<br>guidance<br>on public benefit. This is<br>he key context for all discussions<br>and<br>ecisions within trustee meetings,<br>alongside<br>he charit 's ob ectives.|



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|ou may|choose to include<br>|further sta|tements<br>whe|
|---|---|---|---|
||||SORP|
||||reference|
|Policy on|grant making||Para 1.38|
|Policy on|social investment|including|Para 1.38|
|program|related investment|||
|Contribution<br>made<br>by volunteers|||Para 1.38|
|Other||||





||||~|~|~|||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|||||||SORP||
|||||||reference||
|Summary|of|the main achievements||||Para 1.20||
|ofthe charity,<br>identifying||||the|||his year has been a difficult and challenging|
|difference the charity's<br>work has<br>made to the circumstances<br>of its|||||||ne.<br>s all our work has historically<br>been delivered<br>hrough face to face work, we have had to find|
|beneficiaries||and any wider||benefits|||new ways ofworking.|
|to society asawhole.|||||||e have managed<br>this by moving<br>our activities|
||||||||nline.|
||||||||e have been delivering<br>most weeks.|
||||||||different online creative zoom workshops|
||||||||1/ Wellbeing<br>zoom workshops<br>where PWLD|
||||||||xperience<br>different ways of relaxing<br>and|
||||||||being creative together. A chance to share|
||||||||heir stories of Lock down and to see and be|
||||||||ith their friends|
||||||||/<br>Movement<br>zoom<br>workshops<br>where|
||||||||PWLD, get to move and dance to music.|
||||||||Led by 2 professional<br>Dancers. To help|
||||||||ngage people, we sent props through<br>the|
||||||||post to use in these sessions.|
||||||||3/ Drama zoom workshops<br>where<br>PWLD|
||||||||etto improve their skills, work together to|
||||||||evise<br>performance<br>pieces,<br>play<br>drama|
||||||||ames. We also sent props<br>through<br>the|
||||||||post to help make things<br>fun and real and|
||||||||veryone<br>working<br>together<br>with the same|
||||||||pl'ops.|
||||||||/ Poetry workshops<br>where PWLD explore|
||||||||ays ofexpressing<br>themselves<br>through|
||||||||ords. We have made a film from one ofour|
||||||||poem's called Lock Down Slug.|
||||||||he Misfrts Theatre Corn<br>an<br>UK CIO - YouTube|
||||||||s not everyone<br>ofour members<br>has access|
||||||||othe internet,<br>we have been in weekly|
||||||||phone contact with all our members|
||||||||hroughout<br>the year.|
||||||||e also ran a weekly online quiz.|
||||||||o help keep our members<br>in contact with|
||||||||ach other and to have a fun social time|
||||||||ogether.|
|Charity Accounts||templates —Trustees'|||annual|report for the period|October 2016|





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|ou may cho|o|se to includ|e|further stat|ements<br>wh|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
||||||SORP|
||||||reference|
|Achievements||against objectives set|||Para 1.41|
|Performance||of fundraising||activities|Para 1.41|
|against objectives set||||||
|Investment|performance||against||Para 1.41|
|objectives||||||
|Other||||||





|||||||SORP||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|||||||reference||||||
|Review of|the charity's||financial|||Para 1.21|Due to the nature ofthe Charity's||funding,||we|
|position at|the end of||the|period|||re not able to build up or <br>Grant funding<br>is generally|hold large reserves.<br>obtained<br>on an||||
||||||||nnual basis to cover core activities and|||||
||||||||pecific projects and new|projects|are not|||
||||||||undertaken<br>unless and until appropriate|||grants||
||||||||have been secured for those<br>ur||oses.|||
|Statement|explaining||the|policy for||Para 1.22||||||
|holding reserves stating||||why they||||||||
|are held||||||||||||
|Amount of|reserves|held||||Para 1.22||||||
|Reasons for holding||zero||reserves||Para 1.22||||||
|Details offund materially||||in|deficit|Para 1.24||||||
|Explanation|of any uncertainties|||||Para 1.23||||||
|about the charity<br>continuing|||||as a|||||||
|going concern||||||||||||



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|ou may choose to include<br>further st|atements<br>wh|
|---|---|
||SORP|
||reference|
|The charity's<br>principal sources of|Para 1.47|
|funds<br>(including<br>any fundraising)||
|Investment<br>policy and objectives|Para 1.46|
|including<br>any social investment||
|policy adopted||
|A description<br>of the principal<br>risks|Para 1.46|
|facing the charity||
|Other||





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|Description ofcharity's|trusts:|||SORP|||||||||
|||||reference|||||||||
|Type of governing<br>document||||Para 1.25||onstitution|||||||
|(trust deed, royal charter)|||||||||||||
|How is the charity constituted?||||Para 1.25||haritable||Incorporated<br>Organisation|||||
|(e.g unincorporated<br>association,|||CIO)||||||||||
|Trustee selection methods|including|||Para 1.25||Candidates||submit an expression||of|||
|details ofany constitutional<br>provisions e.g.election to post||||||interest, <br>Director <br>invitation|after which the Company<br> meets the candidate;<br>an<br>is sent to those that are||suitable||||
|or name of any person or|body|||||and interested<br>to observe a board|||||||
|entitled to appoint one or|more|||||meeting|and meet trustees; the||||||
|trustees||||||candidate's||biography/info<br>is circulated|||to||
|||||||members||before the AGM alerting|||||
|||||||members||to the role and skills and|||||
|||||||attributes||required<br>oftrustees; selection|||||
|||||||nd a<br>ointment<br>is made at the AGM.|||||||
|Additional<br>information||(optional)|||||||||||
|ou may choose to include|further statements||||where|relevant<br>about:|||||||
|||||SORP|||||||||
|||||reference|||||||||
|Policies and procedures<br>adopted<br>for<br>the induction<br>and training<br>oftrustees||||Para 1.51||e have a Vulnerable<br>Adults Policy in place.<br>he Disclosure<br>and Barring Service is carried<br>ut prior to commencement<br>oftrusteeship.<br>All|||||||
|||||||rustees give their time voluntarily|||and receive||||
|||||||no remuneration<br>or other benefits.|||We meet||||
|||||||Bristol Cit||Council's Baseline Standards.|||||
|The charity's<br>organisational|structure|||Para 1.51|||||||||
|and any wider network<br>with||which|||||||||||
|the charity works|||||||||||||
|Relationship<br>with any related||parties||Para 1.51|||||||||
|Other|||||||||||||



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|Charity|name|name|HE MISFITS THEATRE COMPANY|HE MISFITS THEATRE COMPANY|UK|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|Other name||the charity uses||||
|Registered||charity number|1166100|||
|Charity's|principal address||HAMILTON<br>80 STOKES|HOUSE<br>CROFT||
||||BRISTOL|||
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|capacity||||
|Name and|objects ofthe charity||/A|
|on whose|behalf the assets|are||
|held and how this falls within||the||
|custodian|charity's objects|||
|Details of|arrangements<br>for|safe|/A|
|custody and segregation<br>of such||||
|assets from the charity's<br>own||assets||



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|Type ofadviser|Name|Address|
|ccountant|Dick Maule|3 Penlee View Terrace, Penzance. TR184HZ|



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||||||Unrestricted|Restricted|T|otal|otal||Total||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
||||||Funds|Funds|Fu||nds||Funds||
|||||Notes|2021|2021||||2021||2020|
||||||f|f|||f||f||
|Income from|||||||||||||
|Donations|||||8,196|||||8,196||8,118|
|Investment|income|||||||||||3|
|Grants and|contracts|||||97,443||||97,443||15,333|
|Events and|box office||||7,155|||||7,155||51,610|
|Workshops,|fees and||contracts||5,000|||||5,000||19,177|
|Total Income|||||20,351|97,443||||117,793||94,240|
|Expenditure|on|||(7)|||||||||
|Charitable|activities||||10,154|72,680||||82,834||96,080|
|Fundraising||||||12,088||||12,088||4,625|
||||||10,154|84,767||||94,921||100,705|
|Net income/[expenditure[|||||10,196|12,676||||22,872||(6,465)|
|Transfers between||funds|||15,136|(15,136)|||||||
|Reconciliation offunds|||||||||||||
|Total funds|brought||forward||27,361|15,136||||42,497||48,961|
|Total funds|carried|forward|||52,693|12,676||||65,369||42,497|





|||Notes|2021|2020|
|---|---|---|---|---|
|Current assets|||||
|Debtors and prepayments||||13,654|
|Cash at bank and on hand|||66669|29,492|
|Total current assets|||66,669|43,147|
|Current<br>liabilities|||||
|Creditors: amounts|falling||||
|due within 12 months|||1 300|(650)|
|Net Current assets|||65,369|42,497|
|Net assets|||65,369|42,497|
|The funds ofthe charity:|||||
|Unrestricted<br>funds|||||
|General funds|||52,693|27,361|
|Restricted<br>Funds|||12,676|15,136|
|Total charity funds|||65,369|42,497|





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||||Balance||||Balance|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
||||31st.March||||31st.March|
||||2020|Income|Expenditure|Transfers|2021|
||||E|E|E|E|E|
|Unrestricted<br>funds||||||||
|General<br>Fund|||32,389|20,351|(10,154)|15,136|57,722|
|Restricted funds||||||||
|BCC Impact Fund|||3,131|||(3,131)||
|John James|||5,000|||(5,000)||
|Awards for All|||6,209|||(6,209)||
|BCC Imagination|Fund||726|||(726)||
|The Clothworkers|Foundation||70|||(70)||
|Arts Council Covid|Fund|||22,000|(22,000)|||
|BCCDiscretionary|Grant|||4,900|(775)||4,125|
|BCCOriginators<br>Fund||||4,496|(4,496)|||
|Denman<br>Charitable||Trust||2,500|(2,500)|||
|Express Fund||||2,600|(2,600)|||
|Hm Revenue &Customs||||19,733|(19,733)|||
|Merchant<br>Venturers||||3,518||3,518|7,035|
|Peter Harrison||||4,312|(1,436)|2,876|5,752|
|Quartet<br>Coronavirus||Recovery||||||
|&Stabilisation<br>Fund||||9,183|(9,183)|||
|Quartet<br>Community||||500|(500)|||
|Rix-Thompson-Rothenburg||||3,840|(1,683)|2,157|4,314|
|Singer Foundation||||4,312|(4,312)|||
|Stokes Park Fund||||500|(500)|||
|Sylvia Waddilove|Grant BGC|||1,000|(1,000)|||
|Julia Rausing and|Hans Rausing Tn|||8,720|(8,720)|||
|Trusthouse<br>C FGrant||||5,329|(5,329)|||
||||15,136|97,443|(84,767)|(15,136)|21,226|





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|(7) Charitable|(7) Charitable|expenditure|expenditure|expenditure|||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|||||||2021||2020|
||||||||f||
|Wages and|salaries|||||30,118||27,511|
|Office rent||||||5,716||9,242|
|Administration||||||2,984||5,662|
|Production|and||Workshop costs and venue||hire|17,509||24,107|
|Telephone||||||430||534|
|Print, post|and|stationery||||1,626||1,092|
|Computer|and|I.T.costs||||734||1,209|
|Travel expenses||||||338||5,098|
|Freelance|and|project fees||||20,431||19,080|
|Reporting|accountant's|||fees||650||650|
|Training||||||||114|
|Advertising|and||publicity||||||
|Evaluating|and|documentation|||||||
|Sundry expenses||||||3|||
|Insurance||||||1,212|||
|Non capitalised|||equipment|||1,084||1,782|
|Total||||||82 834||96080|



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|Current|assets|
|---|---|
|Current|liabilities|
|Net assets at 31st March 2021||



|General|Restricted|||
|---|---|---|---|
|Funds|Funds|Total||
|f|f|f||
|45,443|21,226||66,669|
|(1,300)|||(1,300)|
|44,143|21,226||65,369|





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||||Unrestricted|Restricted|To|ta I||Total||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
||||Funds|Funds|Fu|nds||Funds||
||||2020|2020|||2020||2018|
||||E|E|E|||E||
|Income from||||||||||
|Donations|||7,545||||7,545||2,245|
|Investment|income||1||||1|||
|Grants and|contracts||2,500|37,867|||40,367||34,291|
|Events and|box office||49,055||||49,055||7,910|
|Workshops,|fees and|contracts|30,215||||30,215||46,541|
|Totallncome|||89,316|37,867|||127,183||90,987|
|Expenditure|on|||||||||
|Charitable|activities||65,966|40,290|||106,256||89,701|
|Fundraising|||3,218||||3,218|||
||||69,184|40,290|||109,474||89,701|
|Net income/[expenditure]|||20,132|(2,423)|||17,709||1,286|
|Reconciliation offunds||||||||||
|Total funds|brought|forward|12,257|18,995|||31,252||29,966|
|Total funds|carried forward||32,389|16,572|||48,961||31,252|





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|Movements<br>in f|unds||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|||||Balance||||Balance|
|||||31st.March||||31st.March|
|||||2019|Income|Expenditure|Transfers|2020|
|||||E|E|E|E|E|
|Unrestricted<br>funds|||||||||
|General<br>Fund||||12,257|89,316|(69,184)||32,389|
|Restricted funds|||||||||
|Albert Hunt Trust||||1,000||(1,000)|||
|BCC Impact Fund||||1,836|12,176|(11,156)||2,856|
|Bramble Trust||||500||(500)|||
|Creative Seed Fund||||795||(795)|||
|Merchant<br>Venturers||||1,000||(1,000)|||
|Nisbet Trust||||4,854|5,854|(7,606)||3,102|
|Awards for All||||3,170|8,560|(2,540)||9,190|
|Peoples Health Trust||||2,455||(2,455)|||
|Barchester Charitable||Foundation|||2,000|(2,000)|||
|BCC Imagination|Fund||||6,527|(5,173)||1,354|
|David Soloman's|Charitable||Trust||1,250|(1,250)|||
|The Clothworkers|Foundation||||1,500|(1,430)||70|
|RTR Foundation||||3,385||(3,385)|||
|||||18,995|37,867|(40,290)||16,572|



