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2024-04-04-accounts

I cannot believe that it is 14 months since the day I was elected Chair of YLJC was one of immense pride and a li<le trepida=on. There was also a li<le sadness that neither of my parents were alive to have witnessed my love and commitment to YLJC. Both my parents spent many years as Chair persons, my dad of the Windhoek Hebrew Congrega=on and my mum the local and na=onal chair for the Union of Jewish Woman both in Windhoek and then in Cape Town, I suppose in some way this is me carrying on that same tradi=on.

Being one of the first Chairs to be in situ with our first Rabbi in almost 800 years is beyond comprehension in many ways and together with the exis=ng commi<ee I am so grateful to be part of it all. Proud seems an understatement.

We have achieved an amazing amount in the past year, a lot would not have been possible without Rabbi Elisheva and her outreach work and engagement across York and many communi=es has been immense.

Finally before my list of achievements below, we cannot forget that none of this would have been possible without the dedica=on, =me and engagement of Ben Rich, one of our founders and figurehead of YLJC and those members like Lilian, Katrina, Shannon, Lee and others who helped create this from nothing 10 years ago.

Achievements & YLJC in a year:

the family service, community services, Jonah and Yiskor. We celebrated Havdalah and broke the fast together as a community which again was truly special. Our HHD fundraising was literally record breaking with 3 chari=es receiving over £1200 each from YLJC. (quite something)

We con=nue to pray for the safe return of the hostages in Israel, for peace and cessa=on of war. The news tonight as I write this (18/01/2025) brings a glimmer of hope for the return of the hostages back to their loved ones and we pray for all those who are not returning.

I look very forward to 2025, to building our community with the founda=on of old members and of new members. I look, together with the commi<ee, to keeping those tradi=ons going, bringing in new families, new tradi=ons and growth for today, tomorrow and many many more years of a growing, Jewish community in York.

York Liberal Jewish Community Receipts and payments account Year ended 4 April 2024 Unr•strlcted fund• Bursary Tot*1 fund fund8 Irestnthedl 2023 Recelpts General donations High holy day appeal Donations for Rabbi'$ salary & expense5 Inlety51 Mernber8hp fees 3,161 3.161 3.487 38.500 1,166 18,751 38,500 1.166 18.751 242 13.108 Total recelpts Paym•nts A￿ountancY fees Bank ¢harges Chartsbb contribution$ In8uron¢e- other Servrce expenses Rabbinic salary Rabbinic experfses Flabbinic ￿nSIOn Room booking Cheder teachers 82.518 62.518 17,317 1.092 95 250 479 993 41.458 7.108 1,092 95 250 479 474 78 401 282 41,458 7.108 9,559 11,553 45 148 2r 369 5,797 4,317 11.553 45 148 206 369 5.797 4.317 2.994 355 Postage, 5t81ionery etc Social auion Subscriptions Sundry expenses Telephon8 Total payments 3.034 245 72 73.976 n,976 17.584 Net rocglpts 111.4581 111,4581 12671 Cash funds last yoar •nd 61,208 65.208 65.475 Ca$h funds thls ygar end 49.750 4.000 53.750 65,208 statsment of assets and Ilabllltlgs at 4 Aprll 2024 Cash assets Current account Savings accounts 45.146 53.750 Funds Gener81 fund Bursary fund-reslricted Total funds Llablllties 49.750 4,000 53.750 Pension contribLrtion$ to be paid 1,340 Signed by a Iruslee on beharf of all e Iruslees B RICH Signed y an independent xaminer Paul Silve¢-Myer FCCA on 8th July 2024, who has rèviewed 11)e above account and confimis that il accurately represents the financial transactions of the York Liberal Jewish Community for the year ended 4 Apnl 2024