TOFT RiiST FOR ODINIST FELLOWSHIP TEMPLES ACCOUNTS FOR THE PERIOD 6 APRIL 2025 TO 5 AP L2026 COME EXPENDITURE A OUNT Income Colleclions Director's contributions Sales Paypal Compensation revious year) (1,055.34) (1,606.45) (233.50) (461.11) 1.577.49 2,320.i5 570.00 36.87 loo.00 olal income {3,356.40) nditure Insurance Electricity Electrical certification Water Mobile telephone topup Webstte hosting Domain name renewal Repaits Fire extinguisher Legal fees Purchase of Eddas Purchase of Books of Rites 667.09 1,137.12 loo.00 243.99 (571.78) (754.58) (175.00) (257.09) (20.00) iio.00 62.35 (1,261.00) 117.00 574.66 130.95 280.00 (129.46) (160.00) Total ex diture 3423.16- (3,328.91) Excess of Income over Ex diture (27.49) BALANCE SHEET Bank balance at 5 April 2026 Bank balance at 5 April ?025 4,534.01 3 352.26- (3,352.26) (3.324.77) Balance Accrued durin 1 181.75 (27.49) ASSETS & LIABILITIES Assets Cash Newark Odinist Temple T tsl Asset 4.534.01 42 000.00 46 534.01 (3:352.26) (42,000.00) (45.352.26) Total Liabilities Exc¢ss of Assets over Lia ilities 46 534.01 (45.352.26)
TOFT TRU TRLFST FOR ODIINIST FELLOWSHIPTEMPLES LAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR 2025 12026 It should be noted that this is the first financial year report since the change of name of the charity from the Newark Odinist Temple Trust to TOFT, a change of name motivated bv our ombition to expand the remit of Odinist Temples throughout the British Isles: an aim which we belieN'e is looked upon kindly by the High Gods of Asgarth. This year has been one of growth and consolidation. Mools (worship meetings) tske place approximately eighteen times a wear: that is to say that both th¢ H¢arth of the Hammer (which holds moots on the actual festival date. or on the eve of Quarter Da)'s) and the Wayfarer's Hearth (which holds moots on the nearest weekend for the sake of convenience of out-of-town members) celebrate the nine annual fesiivals of the ninefold sacred vear of the Odinist calendar. Our observation is that the members are incre&sino in enthusiasm and de0t10 as is eN'idenced by their regular attendance, generous offerings, and the sincerity of their prayers and respons¢s. We have, &$ previously, conducted a number of weddings and namings of infants. and it is always heartening to see how the non-odinist relatives of Odinists taking their wedding vows. seem happy to join in with the prayers to the Gods: turning to the north to hail the SIr, and raising the drinking- horn to toast the happy couple. Our open days. though we have made the decision not to hold them in the winter months of December to February.. continue to attract numerous visitors and passers-by. who universally go away with a positive impression akx)ut Odinism: as is evidenced by the entries in the vÉsitOTS' book. A delegation of Hindus from India welcomed at the Newark Odinist Temple and they were deeply impressed by the "stories" which feature in our myths. and left us with expressions of encouragement for the furtherance of England's native religion. We, in turn, extended our good ryshes to the Hindus of the sub-ContinenL The last Midsummer Gathering was hosted at the Newark Odinist Temple, it having been decided by the members, that in tUre our annual Gatherings will be held in October. Finally, due praise must be paid to our comrade-in-fatity the "Wessex Nomad" whose Youtube documentary. entided "England's Onl) Odinist Temple", which has now been vtewed by tens of thousands. deserves credit for helping to incre&se nUm[S of IK)th visitors and new recruits.
INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S REPORT TO THE TRUSTEES OF TOFr RUST FOR ODINIST FELLOWSHIP TEMPLES Inde ndent Examinels Re rt to th Trustees I report on the accounts of the TOFT {Tt for Odin1 FelloTship Ten]ples), charity registration: 1169576. being a Charitable Incorporated Organisation. The aforesaid accounts are attached hereto for the year ending 5 April 2026. Basis of lThde ndent Examiner's Statement The Trustees of the TOFT (Trust for Odinist Felloth'ship Temples) are jointly restM)nsible for the pieparalion of the accounts and the trustees of the charity share responsibility therefor. My examination is catTied out in accordance 1th standanl acwunting practice and current legislation. An examination includes a review of the accounting records kept by the charity and a comparison of the accounts presented with those records. It also includes consideration of any unusual ilems or disclosures in the accounts, and seeks explanations from the trustees concerning any such matters. The Procedures undertaken do not provide all the evidence that would be required in an audiL and consequently I do not expre55 an audit opinion on the vie. given by the accounts. Inde ndent Examin&s Statement In the course of my examination, no matter has come to my attention that gives me any cause to believe that correct accounting procedures have not been follo.ed. No circumstances suggesting an), financial or accounting improprietv have been obseTred. Furthennore. during my examination, no matter has come to my attention 1¢h. in my opinion, should be brought to the attention of the trustees or Charity regulators so as to enable them to reach a proper understanding of th¢ accounts. Signed: Stephen William Hill Date: 2q.-Lk.2