Re￿tered Clwity No - 1167395
Good to Give Back
Trustees, Report and Accounts
For the Year Ended 31 December 2024

TRUSTEES? REPORT AND ACCOUNfS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
CONTENTS
PAGE
Legal and Administrative Details
Trustees, Report
Statement of Financial Activities
Balance Sheet
Notes to the Accounts
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REFERENCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE DETAIIS OF THE CHARITY. ITS TRusfEES AND
ADVISEKS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
Tr￿$1¢
Ms Carol)Tr Brown
2. Mrs Delores Stewart
3. Miss Sh?rlene Brown
4. Michael Stewart
5. Angella Morrison
Cbarlty reglitered N￿rnber
1167395
Date ofehrltable reglstratiOII
31 May2016
Prittcipl oifrte addrtss
GOODTOGIVE BACK
50 Si. ErVa￿ Road
W105QT
Seerttsry
Ms Carol￿￿ Brown
Banker5
HSBC Baok
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TRUSTEES, REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 21124
The Board of Tnisle¢s. who ore th¢ tnLStees for charity law p￿￿Ose$, submit their annual report and the
rinancial slatements of Go(Ml To Give Back foT the year ended 31 December 2024. The Board of Trustees
Cotthrnis that the annual report and fjtkancial statements of the ChaTity comply witb cwrcnt staiutory
requtrements. the requirements of the Charitvs governing document and the provisions of the Statement of
Recommended Prnctice (SOBTr)'Accounting and Reporting by Charities (revised 2005),.
Strueture* governance attd management
The 3 Trusteos are:
Ms Carolyn Brown
2. Mr¥ D¢lo￿S Strwart
3. Miss Sbarl¢ne BTown
4. Michael Stewart
5. Amgella Mo￿ls0n
The Tn￿Lee$ play a primary role in ¢￿%￿rIng good govctnance and functioning of ihe foundation. The Board's
role. lunclions and responsibilitics arc quitc clcarly dcfinol.
The CharAty cuffenily has a dedie2ted te2m of Advisory board mefflbers in the UK who have help¢d to secure
f￿ancIal support and contiibute to th¢ futu￿ plalltiing of the orgdnisation.
GoverDing document:
Go(Ml To Give Back 15 an CIO Foundation forn)ed on 31 May 2016 and rcgistered as a charity on 31 May 2016.
Re¢ruitment and appoiolment oftrusttts:
Thtt memiKrs of tbe General Trustee Bo8rd arc trustccs for the purposes of charity law. New trust¢¢s ￿￿Y be
appointed by rc501ulion of a meeting ofthe Injstecs.
Much ofthe charity's work focuses upoll the promotion of the Christian religton and ihe nvming and
maintenance of its plucos of worship.
The Generdl TTUSt¢e Board seeks to Cll5urc that the needs of this group are appropriately Icflected thmugh thc
diversity of the trnslee body. To enhance ihe polential pool oftrustee4 the charityh4 through Select￿Ve
vertising and networkiDg with voluntary org2ni¥alions acttve in th¢ sector. sought to identify those who would
be willing to become membcrs of thc charity and vs¢ thcir own experience to 2S51St the cltarity.
Rlsk Man?g¢ment:
We are committed to a policy of identtfyin& monitoring and managing the risks that might advetsely affect the
activiltes in which we are involved. In ihis contexL risk As defined as the potenlial to fail to achieve charity
objectives for loss, financial and rcpulational. inherent An lh¢ cnvironment in which wc operate in th¢ nature
of th¢ trdnsactions undertaken.
The principle risk of the charity has been its dependence on voluntary income. Trust¢¢s have initial¢d various
pr￿esseS to mitigate such risk, so that the ehaTity has suificient reserve in the event of adverse condition(s).
The tnistees have also examined other operational and business risks which they face and confirni that they have
tak¢n st¢ps to mitigate the si8nificant risk&
TRUSTEES. REPORT
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FOR THE YL*R ENDED 31 DECLIiBER 21124 .
Public Benefit:
The TnLStees have Complied with the duty in Section 4 of the Charities Aci 2(Ki6 and havc patd due Tegdrd to
publi¢ benefit when preparing this reporL The benefit provided to the public is ￿nSist¢llt with the aims of th¢
clwity in UK
Objectlves and a¢tlvities:
(l) The preventson orrelief of poverty in London and wi(krpaTts of the United Kingdom by pn)viding
ilems and services to individuals in need andlor charities or other organi3ation4partnets working to
relieve povety.
(2) To act as a resource lor young people living in London Borougk8 and wider patls of the UK by
pmvidiDg Advice and assistsnce and organising prngrammes of physicaL educaiional and other
activitie5 as a meaas olpToviding recreational and leisure titne activity in the interesi of social welfare
for people living in tbe area of benefit who have need by roson of their youd4 ag4 infirniity or
disability. poverty OT social and economic clrcutnsta￿CS WAth a view to iti4>zovins the conditions of
life of such perso￿
(3) To promote equallty atrd dtversily withiti wr progra1￿5 b>?
(A) The elimination ofdsscrlmi￿rn on th¢ ￿ of race? gcnder, disability. sexual orientation or
religion:
(B) Promotin8 a¢tivities to foster understsnditig between people from divetse baek8rth￿￿5.
Fin2Dcial revlew:
The largest conlribution to the charity for the year came from donation5 rffel￿d ftom I￿al churckn The
charAÈy b&s be8uD its c]JAritable activities from May201&
Th¢ Charity ¢utrently ain￿ to designate the iotal fund r¢¢eived Itss ¢xpcnsc5 for the main *)bj¢¢tiv¢ of the
charity.
s for future perlods:
The Charity pla￿ to develop Tfdrious fundrdisiDg stratrgy to include rna￿ marketin& Besides mass marketing
arfftd events. the ¢I￿￿ty is aiming to achieve its targ¢ts thmugh securing donations from willing individual& A
development board may be Cre￿ed io help include otheravenues of fuo(hisillg to be includAI in the )r2rly
St2tement of Board OrTn￿tte9, respoBsiIMlitfi
The Board of TTUStees are tespotLsible f(r prepamg the AnJual Report and the fitwKial $tst¢m¢nts in
accordance with applicable law and United KIn￿10M GetternllyAcceptcd Accounting P￿￿1¢e.
Charity Jaw applicable to ¢harities in EDgl4nWWales requiTe5 the Board of TnLSte¢s ro Prep￿ fjnancial
statements for ￿ch financial yeaT which giv&8 a tnK and far View orth¢ stat¢ of affairs of the Cliariiy alld ofthe
surplus or deficit of the Charily for that p¢rird ]n preparing those sta(em¢nLs th¢ Board of Tn￿e$
baY¢:
Sele¢teAI suitsbl¢ accowilin8 policies and applied them consiSteDtIy.
Made judgments and estimates that are reasonable and pNdenL
Stated whether applicable acciHmting Stand¥￿ bave been followed subject to anymatffial dep8m￿eS
dis¢losed and explained in the fllBncAal strtemen￿ and
Preparcd the fllwicial slatements ona going Concern bu515 (unless it is iDapproprAate to prtsume that
the Chaiiry will con¢Trnv¢ Opernti￿}.
TRUSTELY REPORT
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FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
The Board of TnLSte&s h&s overall responsibility for etwittg that the Charity has an appropriate system of
controls, financial and otheTw&se. They are also responsible for keeping proper accounting records wbi¢h
diselose with r￿Ollable accurncy at any time the financial position of the Charity and enable them to ensure
that tbe fuwicial statements Comply with ih¢ CbaTiti¢s Act 1993. They are also responsible for safeguardiDg the
assets of the Chariiy and hence for takitTrg reasonable steps for the detection and prevention of fraud and other
irregularities.
The Board of Tn￿te¢S is reSpo￿41ble for the maintenance alld integrity of the ¢orne and r]nancial
ittfomtstion. Legislation in ihe United Kingdom governtng the prepardtion and dissemination of financial
statements MAY differ from legislation in other jurisdictions.
Statement of disclosure of infomtstion to independent examiner
Ive. &% tbe Ttustees of the Charityvibo held office at the date of approval of these financial statements &8 set out
OD page 2 each confwn4 so far os we are awar< that:
There Rs no relevant information of which the charIt￿S independent examiner ar¢ unawaTt' and we
havc
tkken all the st¢ps tl)at we ought to bave t2ken as Tnistees in order to make ourselves aware of an)
relevant infoTmation and to t￿blish that the char&ty's independent cxarniner is aware of that
tnfornwtion.
Independent ￿￿Miner.
The Charitqs indep¢ndcnt cxawnincr. NF Financial Solutions Ltd Clo G(M)d to Give Ltd. h&s indicaled Iheir
willingness to offer Ih¢ms¢I￿S for appointment.
This rcport was approved by the Trustees on and signed on their behalf by:
Ms C Brown
Date .
(£LoqLTroL5
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sTATE￿]ENT OF FINANCIAL AcfIviTIES
FOR TIIE YEAR CNDED 31 DECEIIBER 2024
Unrestrteted
Restrieted
T•tal Funds
Total Funds
2024
2024
2024
2023
ID¢ornIDg ruo¥rtes
Gtft Ahl
Total IDttsthlog ttsmrra
ReS0v￿e￿ expeDded
55
161
240
Totsl Re￿ur￿l cwded
55
401
MVYr￿¢nI fiuME forthe
1401)
For th¢ye4r
4fA
LO92
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BALANCE SHEEr
AS AT 31 DECLIIBER2024
2024
2023
FIXED ASSETS
Tangible
CUEiRENf ASSETS
rkbto
Cash at baDk
39.017
49.051
39.017
49.051
CREDrroRS: fallitig
d￿C withn one ycar
30980
41K959
NET CURRENT A&SETS
8,037
&092
NET AssErs
&037
&092
CHARITY FUNDS
037
&092
Rcstricted fw
TOTAL FUNDS
037
&092
The financial statcmcnts wcre approved by the Tn￿¢¢5 on 8TrJ signed on thcir bcha]f. by.
Ms C Brown
Date:
/5101/3c)2g
The notes on page 9 forn? part of these fina￿la1 slatements
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FOR THE YEAR ENDED31 DECEMBER 2024
ACCOUNTING POLICIES
Basls of prepr*don or riuanclal •tatements
Thc financial ststcmcnts havc bccn prq)arcd undcr the historical cost convention. witb the
eKceplion of invcstmcnts which are included at marker Tfdlue. and in a¢¢ordanLZ with the
Filla￿la1 Reportsng Stsndard for Snuller Entities (e(fedive ApTiI 2(M)8). The
stsl¢ments hav¢ bccn prcwed in accoTdance with the Statement of Re¢ommended Practicc
(SORP). 'Accounlin8 and lieporiin8 by Clwities. published in December 2005 and applicable
accounting slandanl&
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Fund Atcovntlllg
G¢t]ernl fun(L8 arc unrestricted funds whi¢b gre available for use at the discretion of th¢
Trusttts in funh¢rancc of ih¢ gcnernl objectives of the charity and wltich have not been
designaled for other purp05CS.
Restricted fund5 are which are to in accord￿¢ with specific restriclions
imposed by donots or which havc b¢¢n rdi5ed by thc charity for particular pu4)ascs. The costs
of raising and adminisieting such funds are charged against the specific fund. The ain) and
of ¢4ch r¢stri¢t¢d fund arc 5¢t out in the llO*s to th¢ fuwa¢ial 5tylcrai￿IY.
IJ
In¢omlDg resourcej
All incoming rtsources are included in the Ststement of activiiies wbcn ibe cbarity
¢niiil¢mcnl to ihe fund& certainty of reecipi and th¢ a￿￿Unt cao be measurcd with
sufficienl reliability.
Donated scrviees or facilities, whieh compris¢ donat¢d scrvIc￿ are tncluded in income at a
valuatiL)n which ts an ¢511￿1¢ ofthe fujallcial cost borne by the donor wh¢T¢ s￿h a cost is
quantifiable and M￿sUMble. No In￿Me is re¢o8nised where there is no financial cost borne
by a third party.
Income lax rccovcrable in relation to donations r¢¢eiv¢d under Gift Aid or deed8 of (ov¢nant
is rccogmised ai the time ofthe donatio
Resoureeg expended
ExF¢nditurc is accounted for OD an accnjals basis and h&s Ix¢n iDcluded under expe￿
categoties that aggre￿e all costs for all(￿tion to activities. Where costs cannot be dir¢¢tly
allribuled to activiti￿ they have been all(uted on 4 ba51s con51SteDI with the use ofih¢
Fundraising costs Bre those incu￿ed in seeking voluntsry Contributio￿ and do nol include the
costs of d1￿Minating informalion ID SUPPOrt of the charitable activitie5. Supw)rt costs are
those costs incu￿ed directly in support of expendittsre on the objccts of the charity and include
project management Carried out at Headquarters. Governance costs are those inell￿ed in
conne￿10n with 2dministtatiott of the eharity and compliance with Co￿￿titutIo￿l and statutory
requiTemeDI&
Grants paydblc arc chargcd in thc )rar wh¢n the offer is madc cxccpt in those wes where the
offtt is conditional. such grants iKing recognisejj as expettditurc thc conditio
attaching are fulfill￿L GrJnts offcrcd subject to condiiiOJlS which have llot 1￿c￿ met at the
yearend oTr noted as a commilmenL but not acCn￿d as expenditu￿.
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TRu￿EEs EXPENSLS
There were no Trustee expenses patd for the year ended J l December 2024 (2023: Nil).
CREDITORS
2024
2¢J23
Amount falling due within one year:
Payments made to charities by GLNJd to Give Ltd
A¢crua15 (governauce LX)St)
30,980
40229
730
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