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| Summary | ofthe | Para 1.17 | To provide a community based volunteer transport |
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| purposes | ofthe | charity | service in Tadcaster and surrounding area to |
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| as set out in its | those who, by reason ofage, ill health, disability, |
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| governing | document | financial hardship or other disadvantage cannot |
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| conveniently use other publically provided |
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| To advance chaditable purposes including but not |
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| Summary | ofthe | main | Para 1.17 | Community based transport service based on |
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| activities | in relation to | and 1.19 | volunteer drivers in their own vehicles of which we |
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| those purposes public benefit, in |
for the | completed 3,500journeys over the year 2020/21. |
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| particular, projects |
the activities, or services |
The operation ofa Charity Shop to raise funds for the financial stability and future development of |
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| accounts. | ||||||
| The development offacilities to address social |
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| isolation namely, leisure interests and pastimes |
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| including Knitting Group, Jigsaw Club, Community |
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| Gardening, Seated Exercise and Men's Shed plus |
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| a Social Cafe. | ||||||
| Statement confirming whether the trustees |
Para 1.18 | Trustees are aware ofthe requirements ofthe Charity Commission with regard to Public Benefit |
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| have had guidance |
regard issued |
to the by the |
and place this at the heart ofdecision making. | |||
| Charity Commission | on | |||||
| ublic benefit |
| Additional | Additional | information | (optional) | |
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| Policy on | grant | Para 1.38 | The Association has a 'Grant Making Policy' which was |
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| making | provided to the Charity Commission forthe change of |
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| objectives at the time of registration as a CIO. |
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| Grant making is a minor part ofthe charitable activities |
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| and over the year 2020/21 has comprised gifts of |
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| surplus donated materials to other voluntary |
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| organisations including Brownies, Martin House |
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| Children's Hospice Shop, StVincents Support Center |
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| Leeds and TadcraRers. | ||||
| The Association has administered grants on behalf of |
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| North Yorkshire County Council (NYCC) for small |
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| or anisations re uirin Covid relief. |
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| Policy on | social | Para 1.38 | Social investment does not form a material part of |
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| investment | including | TVCSA's activities. | ||
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| investment | ||||
| Contribution | made | Para 1.38 | Our volunteer drivers donate their time to carry out the |
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| by volunteers | 3,500journeys this year which equates to a cumulative |
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| time of 1,420 hours driving and afurther 840 hours of |
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| waiting whilst accompanying clients to ensure |
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| successful outcomes. |
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| In addition, the team who have been refurbishing the |
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| building have accumulated in excess of 1,000 hours |
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| volunteer time in DIY activities. |
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| Those involved in serving in the shop and sorting in the |
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| store have also contributed in excess of 1,250 hours. |
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| The Association gratefully acknowledges the |
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| contribution made by all the volunteers towards the |
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| success ofthe o anisation. |
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| Other |
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| Summary ofthe main achievements ofthe charity, |
Para 1.20 | The charity delivered 3,500journeys to people who would otherwise struggle to maintain the same quality of life and independence, whilst remaining in their own |
| identifying the difference the |
homes. These journeys also ensure many clients achieve successful medical appointments. |
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| charity's work has |
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| made to the | In promotion ofvolunteering, the voluntary sector and |
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| circumstances of its |
the effectiveness ofvoluntary work, the Association is |
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| beneficiaries and |
romotin links with other or anizations in the area |
| any wider | benefits to | benefits to | and offers any surpluses in the goods donated to our |
and offers any surpluses in the goods donated to our |
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| society as a | whole. | organization where they are of benefit to the local |
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| community. | |||||
| Additional | information | (optional) | |||
| You ma | choose to include further | statements where relevant about |
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| Achievements | Para 1.41 | Social isolation was an unfortunate outcome ofthe |
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| against objectives | restriction required to control the Covid19 pandemic. |
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| set | |||||
| Last year's journeys included many deliveries of |
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| shopping and prescriptions to people isolating. A |
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| much lower proportion ofjourneys involved |
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| transporting clients. The Association created |
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| entertainment packs of books, DVDs and CDs from |
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| shop stock and delivered them to clients to provide |
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| some relief to people stuck at home. | |||||
| Many drivers were also shielding but we have been |
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| successful in recruiting some additional drivers to |
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| continue the limited journeys still operating. |
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| The shop, cafe and social meetings all suffered as a |
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| result ofCovid restrictions with less than half required |
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| income and almost no social activities. | |||||
| The remises are ro ressin in their refurbishment |
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| Performance | of | Para 1.41 | All established fundraising was dramatically reduced |
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| fundraising | activities | under Covid restrictions: | |||
| against objectives | ~ Journey income from NYCC was held stable but |
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| set | client donations were down 2/3". |
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| ~ Ad Hoc fund raising did not happen as no town |
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| events were held. | |||||
| ~ Selby withdrew from the arrangement for |
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| contracted bookings service. |
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| ~ The shop was able to open for less than six |
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| months through the year. |
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| On the other hand, there were a lot of Government | |||||
| subsidies available for businesses affected by the |
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| restrictions and the Association was eligible for many |
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| ofthem as a business premises. These grants more |
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| than made up for the reduced income and were further |
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| assisted by the Furlough scheme, which covered some |
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| ofthe costs when staff were not required. | |||||
| The Association has built up an increased reserve that |
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| will support its work during the coming year (when |
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| income may continue to be affected) and any surplus | |||||
| will be held on reserve as a deposit towards buying |
our | ||||
| own remises to reduce future rental costs. |
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| Other |
| Review of | the | Para 1.21 | The finances are ahead of | The finances are ahead of | the policies | the policies | ofthe | ||
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| charity's financial |
organisation. | ||||||||
| position at | the end | ||||||||
| ofthe period | The structural refurbishment |
work is | complete and we | ||||||
| have more than restored | our 12months | operating | |||||||
| reserve. We may struggle |
to cover all the revenue | ||||||||
| costs while the economy | recovers from | the Covid | |||||||
| pandemic but there are ample reserves |
to tide the | ||||||||
| association through this period. |
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| Staff cost rises are ahead | of inflation | in | line with | ||||||
| statutory rises in minimum |
wage. These costs are | ||||||||
| bein covered. |
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| Statement | Para 1.22 | The Association aims to hold at least |
one year's | ||||||
| explaining | the policy | operating costs as reserves to ensure that ifthere is |
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| for holding | reserves | any risk from debtors, then | this can be | fully mitigated | |||||
| stating why they are | without risk to the on-going |
operation. | In the unlikely | ||||||
| held | event that the Association | ceases, it | can be wound | up | |||||
| in an orderl manner. |
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| Amount ofreserves | Para 1 22 | The Association held approx. 268,000 |
unrestricted | ||||||
| held | cash funds at year end, representing | 2yrs operating | |||||||
| costs. | |||||||||
| Reasons for holding | Para 1.22 | N/A | |||||||
| zero reserves | |||||||||
| Details of fund | Para 1.24 | N/A | |||||||
| materiall | in deficit | ||||||||
| Explanation | ofany | Para 1.23 | N/A | ||||||
| uncertainties | about | ||||||||
| the charity | |||||||||
| continuing | as | a | |||||||
| oin concern |
| Additional information |
(optional) | |||||||||
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statements where relevant |
about | ||||||||
| The charity's | Para 1.47 | The charity actively seeks | a diversity | offunding | ||||||
| principal sources of funds (including any |
sources in according restrictions imposed |
with its fundraising policy. The by the Covid pandemic means |
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| fundraising) | 20/21 is not representative | but | can be recovered | as | ||||||
| restrictions esse. | ||||||||||
| Investment policy |
Para 1.46 | N/A | ||||||||
| and objectives | ||||||||||
| including any social |
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| investment policy |
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| A description ofthe |
Para 1.46 | The Association has |
no | significant | financial | risks, | ||||
| principal risks facing |
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| the charity | The Association maintains |
public | liability for | all its | ||||||
| o erations as well as Trustee | liabilit | insurance. | ||||||||
| Other |
| Structure, Gove |
rnanc | e an |
d Management | ||
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| Description of |
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| Type ofgoverning | Para | 1 25 | Constitution | ||
| document | |||||
| How is the charity | Para | 1.25 | Charitable incorporated organisation |
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| constituted? | |||||
| Trustee selection | Para | 1.25 | There should be not less than two nor | more than eight | |
| methods including |
elected trustees; and Four ex officio trustees. There |
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| details of any | must be at least four charity trustees. | Ifthe number | |||
| constitutional | falls below this minimum, the remaining |
trustee or | |||
| provisions e.g. | trustees may act only to call a meeting |
ofthe charity | |||
| election to post or | trustees, or appoint a new charity trustee. |
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| name of any person or body entitled to appoint one or more trustees |
At every AGM ofthe members ofthe CIO, one-third of the elected charity trustees shall retire from office. If the number ofelected charity trustees is not three or a multiple ofthree, then the number nearest to one-third |
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| shall retire from office. | |||||
| The vacancies so arising may be filled |
by the decision | ||||
| ofthe members at the annual general |
meeting. | ||||
| In selecting individuals for appointment |
as charity | ||||
| trustees, the members must have regard to the skills, |
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| knowledge and experience needed for the effective |
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| administration ofthe CIO |
| Additional | information | information | information | (optional) | ||||||||
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| You ma choose |
to include further | statements where |
relevant | about | ||||||||
| Policies and | Para 1.51 | New trustees are provided | with "The Essential | Trustee" | ||||||||
| procedures | adopted | document from |
the Charity | Commission | website. | |||||||
| for the induction | and | |||||||||||
| training oftrustees |
Where trustees | request | additional training, then this |
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| will be rovided |
via Communit | First Yorkshire. | ||||||||||
| The charity's | Para 1.51 | Under the Constitution, | the | charity is a single |
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| organisational | organisation with no subsidiary |
undertakings. | There | |||||||||
| structure and |
any | are no external | or affiliated | organisations | with | s right to | ||||||
| wider network | with | appoint a representative | in | the | management | ofthe | ||||||
| which the charity | CIO. | |||||||||||
| works | ||||||||||||
| The Trustees are responsible | for all decisions. | They | ||||||||||
| may delegate duties to |
sub-committees | or individuals | ||||||||||
| but all decisions | must be referred back | to the | Trustees | |||||||||
| for a royal. |
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| Relationship | with | Para 'l, 51 | N/A | |||||||||
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arties | |||||||||||
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| Restricted | ||||||||||
| Income (Note 3) | Unrestricted funds f F01 |
income funds f F02 |
Endowment funds f F03 |
Total funds f F04 |
Prior year funds f F05 |
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| Income and endowments | from: | |||||||||
| Donations and Iegaoes Charitable activities Other trading activities Investments |
41,271 43,613 8,593 |
750 7,000 |
42 02'I 50,613 8593 |
17,579 8593 25,030 |
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| Separate material item ofincome |
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| Other | ||||||||||
| Total Expenditure (Notes 6) |
93484 | 7,750 | 101234 | 51,248 | ||||||
| Expenditure on: |
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| Raising funds Charitable activities Separate material expense item Grants Carried Forwards (Covid Total |
+ Garden) | 285 44,572 8,617 53474 |
2463 5,287 7750 |
285 47035 8617 5,287 61,224 |
567 89070 6299 95,936 |
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| Net income/(expenditure) | before tax for the reporting | |||||||||
| period Tax payable |
40,0'I0 | 40,010 | — | 44,687 | ||||||
| Net incomel(expenditure) | after tax before Investment | |||||||||
| gains/(losses) Net gains/(losses) cn |
40,010 | 40,010 | - | 44,687 | ||||||
| investments | ||||||||||
| Net income/(expenditure) Extraordinary items |
40,010 | 40,010 | - | 44,687 | ||||||
| Transfers between funds |
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| Other recognised gains/(losses): Gains arid losses on revaluation offixed assets fcrthe charity's |
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| cwn use | ||||||||||
| Other gains/(losses) | ||||||||||
| Net movementin funds |
40010 | 40,010 | - | 44,687 | ||||||
| Reconciliation of |
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| funds: | ||||||||||
| Total funds brought forward Total funds cerned forward |
37,646 77656 |
37,646 77656 |
82,333 37,646 |
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| 8 | Restricted | |||||
| Unrestricted | income | Endowment | Total this | Total last | ||
| fundsf | funds f |
funds | yea I'f | yearf | ||
| Fixed assets Intangible assets (Note 15) |
601 | F01 | F02 | FD3 | F04 | FDB |
| Tangible assets Heritage assets (Note 14) (Note 16) |
602 603 |
8,988 | 8,988 | 13,482 | ||
| Investments (Note 17) |
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| Current assets Tofafgxed assets |
8,988 | 13,482 | ||||
| Stocks (Note 1S) |
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| Debtors Investments (Note IS) (Note 17A) |
219 | 219 | 3,656 | |||
| Cash at bank aud in hand (Note 24) Total cunent assets |
606 B10 |
66,589 68,808 |
5,287 5,287 |
73,876 74,094 |
21,494 25 150 |
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| Creditors: amounts falling due within |
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| oae year (Note 20) |
611 | 140 | 5.287 | 5,427 | 986 | |
| Net currentessetsf(liabiNlesf | 612 | 68,688 | 68668 | 24 1st | ||
| BH | 37,646 | |||||
| Creditors: amounts falling due after |
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| one year (Note 20) |
623 | |||||
| Provisions for liabilities | B15 | |||||
| Total net assets orliabilities Funds ofthe Charity |
616 | 77,656 | 77,856 | 37646 | ||
| Endowment funds (Note 27) |
61/ | |||||
| Restricted income funds (Note 27) | 616 | |||||
| Unrestricted funds Revalusrioa reserve |
610 620 |
77,656 | 77,656 | 37,648 | ||
| Fair value reserve | B21 | |||||
| Total funds | s22 | ,656 | 77,656 | 37646 |
| Note 2 Accounting policies |
Note 2 Accounting policies |
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| EBIssfandard list ofaccounting poildes has been applied by Sre charify micep! forthose deleted. dhferent oi eddirhr nai policy hea 0carr adopred thon this m demiled in the boxbelow. |
Where a | ||||||
| 2.1 RECONCILIATION | WITH PREVIOUS GENERALLY ACCEPTED ACCOUNTING | ||||||
| PRACTICE | |||||||
| please provides description ofthe natum ofeach change in accounting policy |
The accounang policy Is based on analysis ofIncome unchanged fram previous accounts. The accounts are format under SORP FRS102. |
and Expenditure presented In the |
and is CC17a |
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| Reconciliation offunds per previous GAAP re funds determined |
under FRS 102 | ||||||
| Start of Eris of |
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| period period |
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| 2 2 |
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| Fund balances as previously stated |
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| Adjus tnleriisr | |||||||
| Puud balance as restated | |||||||
| Reconciiislien ofnef incomeiinet expendituref per pmvious |
GAAP fo net incomel(net | expendhurei | under FRS102 | ||||
| End of | |||||||
| Nsi incomeliexpenditurei as previously |
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| Adiusrmentsi | |||||||
| Previous period net Incomeiiexpenditurei as |
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| Note 2 2.2 (NCO((gE Accounting policies |
Note 2 2.2 (NCO((gE Accounting policies |
Note 2 2.2 (NCO((gE Accounting policies |
Note 2 2.2 (NCO((gE Accounting policies |
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| Thrs s/andard /SN 0/sccounhng po/icies fiss oesn applied by the chsray excapl /cr /hose /Icksd 'No' or hy/a where a drfibmnf or add//rona/ policy has been adopted then /0/s is de/ai/ad /n the box be/cw |
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| Recognltlon | ofincome | These are induded m the statement cfFinanoal Adivities (soFA/ when |
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| ate charity becomes entitled lothe msources; | ||||||
| ~ rt is mere likely than not that the trustees will receive the resources, ~ the monetary value can be measured with su/ficfent reliabilrty. |
Y | No* | N/a* | |||
| Offsetting | There hss been no olfsening ofassets and liabsltles, or income snd expenses, unless required or permitted by the FRs 102SDRp or FRs 102. |
Yes* | No' | N/a' | ||
| Grants and |
donaticns | Grants and donavons are only included in the soFA when the geoeral income recognition criteria ara msl (5.10to 512 FRS102SORPI |
Yes' No* N/a ZCD |
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| ln the case otperfomiance related grants, income must only be recognised tothe extent that the charity has provided the specified goods or services as entitlement IoIhe grant only occurs when the performance related conditicna ars met (5.15FRS102SORPi. |
CZD™ | |||||
| Legacies | Legacies are induded in the SOFA when receipt is probable, that w, when there has been grant of probate. the executors have established that there are sufilcient assets in the estate and any conditions attached Iothe legacy are either vxthm the oxntrol ofthe charity or have been met |
Yes No N/a ZCCI |
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| Government | grants | The chanly has received government grsrits in the reporting period |
Yes' | No* | N/a | |
| Tsx reclaims on donegons and gifts |
Gifl Aid receivable is induded rn income when there w s valid decoration from the donor. Arty Gifi Akf amount recovered on a donation isconsidered tc be par ofthat gift and is treated as an addition tothe same fund as the inibal donation unless Ihe donor orthe terms ofthe appeal have specified otherwise |
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| Contractual performance g rsnts |
income and related |
This is only induded in ths SoFAonce the chanty has provided the related geode or services or met the pe norman/a related rxndilions |
Yea* | Nc | N/a* | |
| Donated goods | Dcnated gOOdS are meaaured at fair Value (the amaura far WhiCh the aaaet COuld be exchanged) unless impractical todo so. |
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| The cost of err/ aleck ofgoods donated for diskrbulion to beneficisrres is deemed to be the lw r value ol those gifts at the tme oftheir receipt and they are racognrsed on receipt In the reporlmg period ~ which the stocks are dlsinbuted. they are recognised ss an expense at the canying amount ofthe stocks at distnbubon. Donated goods for resale am measured at fair value an miiiail recognitiOn, which is the expeded proceeds from sale less the expected costs ofsale and recognised in 'Income from other trading activities' wfih the corresponding stock recognised in the balance sheet on Hs sale the value ofstock rs charged against 'Income fram other trading adivlbes' snd the proceeds fio sale ars also recognised as 'Income from ofiter trading adivlkes' |
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| Goods donated for cn going use by the clrarhy srs rscogmsed as tangible fixed assets anil induded in the SoFA as rrooming resources when recavable. |
Yes* | No' | N/a* | |||
| Donate/I services and fscilitlss |
Gtfis in kind for use by the charrty are included in ihe SoFA as income fmm donations when mcewsbls. Donated services and /softies are included in the SOFA when recewed at the value of the gift tothe charity provided ths value of the gif!can be measured reliably. |
CCC7 | ||||
| Donated services and facilities that sre oxntumed immediately are rscogmsed as income sxfh an equivalent amount recognised as an expense underlie appropnate heading in the SOFA |
Yes' | No | N/a | |||
| Support coals | The charity hss incurred expenditure on suppori costs. |
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| Volunteer hefp |
The value of any voluntary help received is not induded in the accounts but isdescribed in the sue!ass' annual report. |
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| Income trom royalties and |
interest, dividends |
1his is lnduded in lhe accounts when receipt is probable and ihe amount recervsble can be measured reliably. |
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| Income from subscriplions |
membership | Membership sub scription s received in the nature ofa gifi are recognised in Donations and Legaoes. |
Yes* | No' | N/a* | |
| Membership subscnptions which gives a member the right to buy services or other benefit are recognised as income earned Itom fhe provision ofgoods and ssrvrces as income frcm charitable ac5vilies |
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| Insurance clMims are only included m the SoFA when the general income recognnion |
Yes' | No' | N/a |
| claims | criteria are met (5.10lo5.12FRs102 BDRP) and are induded as an item ofother | |||
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| Income in the SoFA | ||||
| Investment losses |
gains end | This mcludea any realised or unrealised gains or losses on the sale ofinvestments and any garo or loss resulc ng fram revaluing investments (o market value rd the end ofthe |
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| 2.3 EXPENDITURE | AND LIABILITIES | |||
| kisbrttty recognitiort |
DabilBes are recognised where xismore likely than not that there isa legal or constmckve obligation commrttmg the charity to pay out resources and the amount |
ofthe | ||
| obligafion can be measured vxlh reasonable carts mty. |
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| Governance COStS |
and support | Support costs have been akocaled between governance costs snd other support. Governance coals comprise as costs involving public sccountabilily ofthe charity and its compksnns nnih regulaticn and good pracsrxt. |
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| support costs mclude central fundlons and have been agocated to accvlty cost |
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| categones on a basis consistent with the use of resources, eg allocating property costs by floor areas, or per capita, staff costs by the time spent snd other costs by their usage |
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| Grants with coadillorrs |
performance | Where the charity gives a grant with condqrons for its payment being aspeofic level service or output to be provided, such gmnts are only recognised m the soFA once |
of the |
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| recipient ofthe grant has provided the specified service or output |
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| Grants payable vrghout performance conditions |
Where there are no conditions agaohirq tothe grant that enables the donor charily to realiskcagy avoid the commitment, s liability for the fug funding obligation roust be |
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| recognrsed. | ||||
| Redundancy | cost | The ohaniy made no radundarlcy payrnerds during ihe reporting period |
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| Deferred income | No metenal dem of deferred income has been mcluded in the accounts |
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| Creditors | The chaniy has creditors which are measu/ed at setgement amounts less any trade drscounts |
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| Provisions for liabilities | A Iiabsrty is measured on recognition at gs historical cost and then subsequently measured et the best ask mate ofthe amount required tosetge the ohkgabon at the reporting date |
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| Basicfinancial instruments |
The charity accounts for banc frnancial metr uments on rnrtlal lsxognrson as per paragraph 107FRSfox SQRF. Subsequent measurement isas per paragmphs 11.17 IO 11 10,FRS102SORP. |
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| 2.4ASSETS | ||||
| Tangible fired use by charily |
assets for | These are capilalised ifthey can be used lcr more than one year, and rust at least |
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| They are valued at cost. | ||||
| The depreciason rates and methods used are drsdosed in note 14. |
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| Intangible lixed assets |
The charity has intangible fixed assets, that is. non-monetary assets that do not have physical substance bul are identifiable end are ccntroged by the charity through custody or legal rights. The amorb sation rates and methods used are disdosed in note 15 |
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| They are valued atcost on a Reducing Balance basta | ||||
| The charrty has hentrme assets, that rs. non monetary assets vxth historic, arliskc. | ||||
| Heritage assets | scientigc, technological, geophysical or environmerltai qualiges that are hald arid mnlnlemecf prlncipagy ror their conlnbutlon to knowledge and culture. The depreciakon rates and methods used as disclosed in note 16. |
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| They are veined at cost. | ||||
| Fixed asset mveslments in quoted shares. traded bonds and similar investments are |
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| Invsstrr!Srite | valued at initially at cost and subsequently at fair value (their market value) atthe year end. The same rrealment is applied to unhsted inveslmenls unless fair value cannot be measured reliably in which casa rt rs measured at cost less nhpairmem, |
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| investments held for resale or pending their sale and cash snd cash equivalents wdh matunty date ofless than 1 year are treated as current asset investments |
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| Stocks and work in Plog mas |
Stocks held for sale as perl of non-charge hie trade are measured at Ihe lower or ra/st net realisable value. |
or | ||
| Goods orsalvoes provided as part ofa chanmble activity are measured at net reaiisable |
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| value based on the service potential pmvrdmt by items ofstack |
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| Work In progress is valued at cost less any foreseeable loss that is likely tooccur on conkscl. |
the | |||
| Debtors kncluding trade debtors aml loans receivable) are measured on rnrgal |
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| recog mtinn at settlement amount aller any trade dtscoums or amount sdvsnrwd by the charily. subsequently. they are measured at gle cash or other consideration expected to be mceived, |
| Note 3 | Income | ||||||||||||||||
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| Analysis | of | income | Unrestricted funds |
income funds |
Endowment funds |
Total!untie | Prior | year | |||||||||
| Donagions snd legacies: |
Donations and ifts Gift Aid |
3 | 497 | 5 3497 |
5 | 779 | |||||||||||
| Le acies | |||||||||||||||||
| General grants pravidsd | by governmentrother | ||||||||||||||||
| charities Membership subscriptions |
and | sponsorships | 32 | 519 | 750 | 33 | 269 | 11 | 800 | ||||||||
| which are in substance | donations | ||||||||||||||||
| Donated cods fanlities |
and | servioes | |||||||||||||||
| Other - Government Fur(au |
h | Scheme | 5,256 | 5,256 | |||||||||||||
| Tots | I | 41,271 | 750 | 42,021 | 17,579 | ||||||||||||
| Charitable | Selby Journey Booking |
Desk | |||||||||||||||
| activities: | COVID Closure Grants COVID Relief Funds to be disbursed Other- Kelcbar and Community 1st Other - Shopping Agent Journeys |
Journeys | 1 942 41 629 |
7000 | 1,942 41629 7000 42 |
7 | 755 838 |
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| Total | 43,613 | 7,000 | 50 | 613 | 8 | 593 | |||||||||||
| Other trading activities: |
Chdri Sha Sales Social Cafe Fundraisin Events Other |
8503 90 |
8 | 503 90 |
21 2 |
632 553 |
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| Total | 8,593 | 8593 | 25 | 030 | |||||||||||||
| Income from Investnmnte: |
Interest income Dividend income |
46 | |||||||||||||||
| Rental and leasin income |
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| Other | |||||||||||||||||
| Total | 46 | ||||||||||||||||
| Separate | Electrici Reclaimed from U |
stairs Tenant | |||||||||||||||
| material | item | ||||||||||||||||
| of income | |||||||||||||||||
| Total | |||||||||||||||||
| Other: | Conversion ofendowment funds |
into | income | ||||||||||||||
| Gain on disposal ofs tangible | fixed asset held | ||||||||||||||||
| for ohari 's own use |
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| Gain on disposal ofa programme | related | ||||||||||||||||
| investmsnt | |||||||||||||||||
| Royalties from the exploitation | of | intellectual | |||||||||||||||
| roe nhts |
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| Other | |||||||||||||||||
| Total | |||||||||||||||||
| TOTAL INCOME | 93484 | 7,750 | 101234 | 51,248 | |||||||||||||
| Other Information: | |||||||||||||||||
| All mcoms in the priar year was unrestricted provide description and amounts) |
except far: (please | Cavid Relief Funds (55k from Forum and 52k Fram NYCC |
NYCC Community Engagement Stranger Cammuniiies), |
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| Where any | endowment fund is converted |
Into | income | in ths | |||||||||||||
| repordng period, |
please give the reason forthe | canvemlan. |
| This | year | ||||||||
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| Descri | ion | ||||||||
| North Yorks County Council North Yorks County Council Selby District Council North Yorks County Council |
Communi Trans ort Grant COVID Ccmmumty Su orl Or anisation Business Su port Grants COVID Relief Grant (for Disbursment) |
Grant | 9,269 24,DOO 39,629 7 ODO |
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| Total | 79,897 | ||||||||
| hiorth Yorks County Counci! Government grant 2 |
Cordmuhity Transport Grant |
Descri | ion | Last year f 11800 |
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| Government grant 3 |
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| Other | |||||||||
| Total | 1 | 1,800 | |||||||
| Please Pmvide deiails ofany unfulfilled conditions end other contingencies aneching to gntnts that have been mcognlsed in income. |
This ear The CDViD Relief Grant is forthe CSOtc provide relief vp tc 8500tcorgshieations affecte by COViD add the cost ofre-opening. it is held on our accounts as restrided funds unli! used |
Last | esr | ||||||
| This esr |
Last | ear | |||||||
| Please gi ve details ofother fomts of | |||||||||
| government assistance from which |
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| the charity hss directly benefited. |
| Note 5 Donated g |
ood | s, facilities snd services | |||
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| This year | Last year f |
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| Seconded staff | |||||
| Ijse of property | |||||
| Other | |||||
| This year | Last ear |
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| TVCSA Policy on Donations and Fundraislng, Jsn17. |
TVCSA Paficy on Donatians and Fundraising, Jan 17. |
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| Please provide details ofthe | Donated goods are measured at zero value until |
Donated goods are measured | at zero value | until | |
| accounting policy for the recognition and valuation ofdonated goods, facilities and services. |
such time as a value is realised through sale. -They do not sold to the Asset Value ofthe cliarity as unsold stock. - Ifdonated tos beneficiary tliey are transfered |
such time as s value is realised through sale. -They do not add ta the Asset Value of the chanty as unsold stock. - Ifdonated to a beneficiary they are transfered |
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| with zero value. | with zero value. | ||||
| Please provide datags of any unfulfflled | NIA | N/A | |||
| conditions and other contingencies |
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| attaching to resources from donated |
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| goods and services not recognised | in | ||||
| incoiris. | |||||
| Please give details ofother forms of other donated goods and services nat recognised in the accounts, eg contribution ofunpaid volunteers. |
We lieve 17va!unteer drivers wha completed the 3,500journeys carried out in me year, our charity shop &estd are staffed by another 10 volunteers (reduced under Cavid restrictions) and the management committee is completely based on volunteers offering their management |
We have 19volunteer drivers wha complete the 4,500 journeys carried aul in the year, aur charity shop &Cafe are staffed by another 20 volunteers snd the management committee is completely based on volunteers offering their management skills. |
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| Note 6 Analysis of |
Note 6 Analysis of |
Note 6 Analysis of |
expenditure | ||||||||
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| This | year | Last | year | ||||||||
| Ruitlnclud | |||||||||||
| Analysis | umustiictud funds |
Restricted income funds |
Endawmunl funds |
Tululfunds | Unruulrimud funds |
incumu funds |
Endowment funds |
Totalfundu | |||
| Expenditure on raisin funds: |
6 | 5 | |||||||||
| Incurred seeking donations |
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| Incurred seeking legacies | |||||||||||
| Incurred seeking grants |
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| Operating membership schemes and |
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| sacial lotteries | |||||||||||
| Staging fundraising events |
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| Fudraimng agents |
25 | 25 | |||||||||
| Operating charity shops Operating Social Meetmgs Operating a trading company |
26'I 24 |
261 24 |
445 97 |
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| undertaking non-charitable trading |
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| activi | |||||||||||
| Advertising, marketing, direct |
mail and | ||||||||||
| Start up costs incurred in generating |
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| new source offuture income | |||||||||||
| Database develap ment costs | |||||||||||
| Other trading activities |
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| Investment management costs; |
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| Pon7alia mana ament costs |
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| Cost ofobtaming investment |
advice | ||||||||||
| Investment administration costs |
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| Iniellectual praperly licencing |
costs | ||||||||||
| Rent co&ection, properly repairs |
and | ||||||||||
| maintenance charges |
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| Tatal expenditure on raising |
funds | 285 | 285 | 567 | |||||||
| Expenditure an charitable activities: |
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| Jaume Administrator Salaries Redundancy Payments Building Services Telephone/Internet 3rd Party Liability Ins Stationery/Sundnas Barring and Vetting Checks Covid Expenses |
18915 1,05& 21 013 857 433 128 784 |
18&15 1 059 21 013 857 433 128 |
22,156 42 601 20.445 I 050 774 1 'I22 115 |
22,156 42,601 20,445 1 050 774 1 122 |
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| Aborted/Double/K20+ Jaurneys, COVID Relief Grants Total expenditure on charitable |
5&8 | 2463 | 598 2463 |
806 | 806 | ||||||
| activities | 44 572 | 2463 | 47035 | 89070 | 89070 | ||||||
| Se rats materiel item of ex |
nss | ||||||||||
| West ate Ex nues Not Fixed Fixed Asset De reclatian |
Assets | 4 123 4.494 |
4 123 4 4&4 |
I 805 4494 |
1805 4,494 |
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| Total | 8,617 | 8,817 | 6,29& | ||||||||
| Other | |||||||||||
| Deferred Grant Income | 5287 | 5287 | |||||||||
| Total other expenditure TOTAL EXPENDITURE |
5S,474 | 5,287 7,7SC |
5,287 61,224 |
ss ssc | &5,&36 |
| Analysis | Analysis | ofexpenditure | on charitable | activities | ||||||||
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| This | ear | Last | ear | |||||||||
| Actlvhy crprogramme | Activities undertaken dire |
Gmnt funding acllvl |
of a |
Support Coals |
Total tltis year |
Activities undertaken dl |
Grant funding of clues |
Support Costs |
Total last ytlal' |
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| Acttv | 1 | |||||||||||
| Activ' | 2 | |||||||||||
| Other | ||||||||||||
| Total |
| Please explai | n the | nat | ure ofeach ex | traordinaryitem occurringin the |
period. | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Descri tion | This year | Last year | ||||
| Extraordinary | item | 1 | None | |||
| Extraordinary | item | 2 | ||||
| Extraordinary | item | 3 | ||||
| Extraordinary | item | 4 | ||||
| Total extraordinary | items |
| was paid p | iease en | ter'0' | in the appropriate |
box(esJ. | . g |
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| This year | Last year | |||||||
| E | ||||||||
| Independent | examiner's | fees | ||||||
| Assurance | services | other than independent | examination | |||||
| Tax advisory fees | ||||||||
| Other fees (for example: financial advice, consultancy, to the independent examiner |
accountancy | services) paid |
| This year: | This year: | |||||||||||||
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| 13,1Analysis ofgrants paid |
(included | in cost ofcharitable activities) |
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| Grants to | ||||||||||||||
| Analysis | institutions | GranS | to individuals | Support costs | Totai | |||||||||
| Provide COVID Re/ief and a/nail gents for re-opening costs associated with |
2,463 | Nil | Nil | 2,463 | ||||||||||
| Government restrictions. Funded |
from | |||||||||||||
| CEFand NYCC Grants held as |
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| reslncied funds |
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| ToSl | 2,463 | 2,463 | ||||||||||||
| 13.2Grants made to institutions | ||||||||||||||
| Please | provide | |||||||||||||
| My chatty has made grants | to particu/ar | insf/tutions | that are material | ln the | Yes | demlls t/RL. |
ofcharity's | |||||||
| context ofIfs grantmak/ng. grant and total paid to each |
Dear/ls of institution |
the insf/tution lsavailable |
supported, purpose ofthe on t/re charity's web site. |
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| No | Provide | details | ||||||||||||
| below | ||||||||||||||
| Names of Institution Church Fenton Village Hail |
1stre-opening | Purpose Covid Protection and Publicity |
Total amount rants paid |
of 6 193 |
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| Ulleskelf Parish Council | Publicity for Covid | Support | and Activities | 34 | ||||||||||
| TVCSA | Covid Screens | and | Additional | Cleaning | 486 | |||||||||
| Tadcaster Guides | Equipment | for | outdoor activity | and increased | 225 | |||||||||
| Riley Smith Hall |
Additional | Cleaning | Eqipment | 165 | ||||||||||
| Tadcaster Swirnrning Pool |
Covid Screens | and | Additional | Cleaning | 500 | |||||||||
| Church Fenlon Brownies |
Equipment | for | outdoor activity | and increased | ||||||||||
| Ulleskelf Village Hall |
Covid Screens | and | Additional | Cleaning | 500 | |||||||||
| Total grants toinst/tufions Odrer unanalysed g/ants |
in | reporting | pertod | 2,463 | ||||||||||
| TOTAL GRAIVTS PA/D | ||||||||||||||
| 2,463 |
| Last year: | Last year: | ||||||||||
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| I3.3Analysis ofgrants paid (included | in cost ofcharitable | activities) | |||||||||
| Grants to | |||||||||||
| Analysis | Institutions | Grants | to individuals | Support coe'{s | Total | ||||||
| E | |||||||||||
| Activity crprcjea | I Nil |
Nil | Nil | ||||||||
| Total | |||||||||||
| Please enter ' Ni/" ifthe charity does not Identify and/or allocate | support | costs. | |||||||||
| I3.4Grants made to institutions | |||||||||||
| Please | provide | ||||||||||
| details | ofcharity's | ||||||||||
| Iay charity has made grants toparticularinsthutions context ofits g/sntmaking. Details oftheinstitution grant and total paid toeach Institudonis avagable |
that are matertalin the supportsd, purpose ofthe on the charity's web site, |
Yes | VRL. | ||||||||
| No | Provide | details | |||||||||
| below | |||||||||||
| Names ofinstitution | Purpose | Total | amount of | ||||||||
| rants paid E |
| ~ | ~ | ||||||||
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| ~ | . | ~ | i | ||||||
| ~ | 0 | I | — | I | ~ | 4 | I |
| 19.1 | Analysis | ofdebtors | This year | Last year | |||||
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| Unpaid Client |
Invoices Donations |
at Year End With Drivers |
2,508 | ||||||
| 34 | 259 | ||||||||
| Prepayments and accrued |
income | ||||||||
| Rent | Paid 16th in Advance - | 50%of month | in Credit | 700 | |||||
| Electric | F1,100 in Creoii | m Feb | minus f200 for March | ||||||
| Building Insurance |
paidin Sept in Advance | —50% in Credit | 120 | 125 | |||||
| Business Insurance | Paid in May - 1 | Month Prepaid | 65 | 65 | |||||
| Other | debtors | ||||||||
| Total | 219 | 3,656 |
| ened | |||
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| This year | Last year | ||
| Grants held on accounf | Grant | held | on account to |
| for Covid Relief and | subsidfse | CCGJourney' s | |
| Garden Development. | )820 |
| This | year p |
Last year f |
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| 5,287 | ||
| 5,287 |
| Note 21 Provisions for liabilities and charges | Note 21 Provisions for liabilities and charges | Note 21 Provisions for liabilities and charges | Note 21 Provisions for liabilities and charges | |||||||
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| Please complete this note ifyou have included in charity expenditure hes a I/abi/ity ofuncertain timing oramount. |
any prov/siona. | A prov/s/on is made | when | the charity | ||||||
| 21.1 Movements in recognised provisions and funding |
commitment | during the | period | |||||||
| This year | Last year f |
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| Balance at the start ofthe reporting period |
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| Amounts added in current period | ||||||||||
| Amounts charged against the provision in the current |
period | |||||||||
| Unused amounbs reversed during the period |
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| Balance at the end ofthe reporting period |
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| 21.2 Please provide: | This | ear | Last | ear | ||||||
| -a brief description ofany obligations on the |
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| balance sheet and the expected amount and timing |
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| of resulting payments; |
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| -an indication of the uncertainties about the amount |
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| ortiming ofthose oufftoam; and | ||||||||||
| —the amount ofany expected reimbursement, | ||||||||||
| stating the amount of any asset that has been | ||||||||||
| recognised for that expected reimbursement. | ||||||||||
| 21.3 For any funding commitment that is not |
There is | This ear a lease commitment |
for the | There is a lease | Last ear commitment |
for the | ||||
| recognised as a liability or provision, provide details |
property | used by | the | charity | payments | property used by the |
Charity. | Payments | ||
| of commitment made, the time frame ofthat |
are due | as foaows: | are due as follows: | |||||||
| commitment, any performance-relaterl conditions and details of how the commitment will be funded |
- Not later than -s1yr, «5yr |
year | f17,064 ft7,064 |
- Not later than -& lyr, «5yr |
year | 617,064 634.128 |
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| (with contracts for capital expenditure separately |
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| identified). | ||||||||||
| 21.4 Where unrestricted funds have been designated |
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| to a fund commitment, please disclose the nature of |
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| any amounm designated and the likely timing of that expenditure. |
| hfote | 24 Cash at bank and |
in hand | ||||
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| This year | Last year | |||||
| Short Short |
term cash inveshnents term deposits |
()ess than 3months | maturity | date) | K | |
| Cash Other |
at bank and on hand | 73,876 | 21,494 | |||
| Total | 73,876 | 21,494 |
| hiote 25 Fair value ofassets and liab))it)ss 25.1 Please provide details ofthe charity's exposure to credit disk (the risk ofIncurring a loss due toa debtor not paying what Is owed), liquidity This ear Credit risk is a number of small values, dispersed across several individuals. In agregate the credit risk does nct thraten finanaal viability. DRP� |
hiote 25 Fair value ofassets and liab))it)ss 25.1 Please provide details ofthe charity's exposure to credit disk (the risk ofIncurring a loss due toa debtor not paying what Is owed), liquidity This ear Credit risk is a number of small values, dispersed across several individuals. In agregate the credit risk does nct thraten finanaal viability. DRP� |
hiote 25 Fair value ofassets and liab))it)ss 25.1 Please provide details ofthe charity's exposure to credit disk (the risk ofIncurring a loss due toa debtor not paying what Is owed), liquidity This ear Credit risk is a number of small values, dispersed across several individuals. In agregate the credit risk does nct thraten finanaal viability. DRP� |
hiote 25 Fair value ofassets and liab))it)ss 25.1 Please provide details ofthe charity's exposure to credit disk (the risk ofIncurring a loss due toa debtor not paying what Is owed), liquidity This ear Credit risk is a number of small values, dispersed across several individuals. In agregate the credit risk does nct thraten finanaal viability. DRP� |
Last ear The charity carries oui work for other grant funded organisalions engaged in adlvities compatible with our own objects. They are !Cwrisk and we continue to monitor payment ofinvoices such that we do not build up an unacceptable credit nsk. Donations from Clients are held by drivers unhl they visit the office. Individual exposure is normally icw value but the donations are |
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| risk (the risk of not being able to meet Short term financial demands) and market risk (the risk that the value ofan investment wig fall due to changes in the market) ansing from financial instruments to which the charity isexposed st the end ofthe |
The charity does not have liquidity risk In line with recommendations on financial prudence, ws hold s full suelve months operation costs in Bank deposit reserves. |
voluntary and none payment is not critical. We are reducing suggested donaucn levels with an expectation ofphasing them out in future, In line with recommendations on iinandal |
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| reporting period and explain how the charity manages those risks. |
We measured our resihenos during the COVID-19 Pandemic and were secure tliroughout the 2020-21 finandai year. |
prudence, we aim to hald a full twelve months operation costs in Bank deposit reserves (although this has reduced during development offawiibes). Ifall credit risk |
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| occured simultaneously then the charity |
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| would still be able continue to operate. | |||||
| We have measured our resilience against |
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| the current COVID-19 Pandemic and are |
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| secure during the 2020 21 fina noel year. |
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| 25.2 Please give details ofthe amount ofchange | |||||
| in the fair value ofbasic financial Instmmenls |
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| (debtors, creditors, inveslmenta (see section 11, FRS102S )) measured at fair value tlt rough the SoFAthat is attributable to changes in credit |
Nil - the charity does not use instrumen!s other than thOSe with dirert Caah Value SuCh aS bank deposits. |
Nil —Ihe chanty does not use instruments Other than thOSe With direst CaSh Value SuCh as bank deposits. |
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| risk. |
| 27.3 Transfers | between | between | funds | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| This year | |||||||
| Reason for transfer and where endowment | is converted to income, | Amount | |||||
| legal power for its conversion | |||||||
| Between unrestricted | and | ||||||
| restricted funds | N/A | ||||||
| Between endowment | and | ||||||
| restricted funds |
N/A | ||||||
| Between endowment | and | ||||||
| unrestricted funds |
N/A | ||||||
| Last ear |
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| Reason for transfer and where endowment | is converted to income, | Amount | |||||
| legal power for its conversion | |||||||
| Between unrestricted | and | ||||||
| restdcted funds |
N/A | ||||||
| Between endowment | and | ||||||
| restricted funds | N/A | ||||||
| Between endowment | and | ||||||
| unrestricted funds |
N/A | ||||||
| 27.4Designated | funds | ||||||
| This year | |||||||
| Planned use Covid Relief Funds NYCC Localit Grant |
Residue offunds Tc develop the |
Purpose ofthe desi rovlded for CO)/ID Relief arden for use as recreational |
nation Grants space |
Amount 64,536.53 6760 |
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| Last year | |||||||
| Planned use | Purpose ofthe designation | Amount |