
## **KINGDOM  IMPACT  GRANTS** 

**TRUSTEES'  REPORT  AND  ACCOUNTS** 

**FOR  THE  YEAR  ENDED  31  AUGUST  2021** 

**Charity  Registration  No.  1174500** 

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Kingdom  Impact  Grants Trustees  Report  and  Financial  Statements For  the  period  ending  31st.August  2021 

|**CONTENTS**|**Page**|
|---|---|
|Trustees'  report<br>3  –  5<br>Independent  Examiner’s  report<br>6<br>Statement  of  financial  activities<br>7<br>Balance  sheet<br>8<br>Notes  to  the  accounts<br>9  -  14||



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Kingdom  Impact  Grants Trustees  Report  and  Financial  Statements For  the  period  ending  31st.August  2021 

## **Trustees’  annual  report  for  the  period:** 

From:  1[st ] .September  2020 To: August  31st.  2021 Charity  name: Kingdom  Impact  Grants Charity  registration  number: 1174500 

## **Objectives  and  Activities** 

The  charitable  purpose  of  Kingdom  Impact  according  to  our  foundational  document  is  “The  advancement of  the  Christian  faith  and  the  relief  of  need  for  the  public  benefit,  by  making  grants  of  money  to  not  for profit  organizations  in  Tanzania,  Malawi,  South  Africa  or  such  other  countries  as  the  truste es  ma y decide.” 

Grants  are  made  in  the  context  of  long-lasting  relationships  between  the  beneficiaries  and  the  donors which  have  been  formed,  primarily  through  All  Nations  Church,  Bedford,  and  associated  Churches  in relationship  to  NewFrontiers,  an  international  network  of  churches. Our  practice  is  to  seek  relationships  that  would  benefit  from  grants  of  money  that  relieve  hardship  and enable  the  creation  of  sustainable  economic  development.   Grants  are  always  provided  in  the  context  of advancing  the  Christian  faith  without  prejudice  as  to  race,  creed,  or  other  factors. 

The  trustees  follow  the  Charity  Commission’s  guidance  on  public  benefit. 

## **Achievements  and  performance** 

Kingdom  Impact  grants  is  now  in  its  fourth  year  of  operation  with  an  increase  in  both  income  and expenditure. 

Covid  19  has  dramatically  impacted  all  our  partners  both  those  overseas  and  those  we  seek  to  help  in the  UK.   In  Africa,  we  continue  to  see  considerable  hardship  as  the  population  has  been  locked  down  by governments  with  very  few  vaccines  made  available.   In  the  Mbeya  Region  of  Tanzania,  where  we  are very  involved  we  are  having  many  Covid  related  deaths  with  much  hardship  as  families  lose wage-earners.   The  whole  economy  is  very  depressed  and  farmers  are  holding  onto  their  harvests because  if  they  sell  they  will  lose  their  investment  -  they  are  in  a  downward  spiral  of  increasing  poverty. 

However,  in  such  desperate  circumstances,  our  donors  are  responding  tremendously  to  the  need. A  special  acknowledgment  needs  to  be  made  to  the  Catalyst  Network  who  have  provided  grants  to  us  for immediate  response  in  the  form  of  food  distribution  and  Microfinance  investments  in  small  business. 

The  emphasis  this  year  has  been  to  commence  a  number  of  Self  Sustaining  Programmes  (SSPs)  to enable  small  businesses  and  farming  projects  to  have  investment,  support  in  order  to  increase  income generation.   Our  Orphan  and  needy  children  support  programmes  have  been  reduced  as  a  result  of  this but  we  may  be  forced  to  reconsider  the  decision  as  Covid  induced  poverty  increases. 

Our  fundraising  project  “Kingdom  Impact  Accounts”  continues  to  provide  sales  income  on  a  regular  basis as  some10  Churches,  Charities,  and  businesses  are  signed  up  to  our  fund’s  accounting  licenses  with other  accounting  services.   The  charity  now  requires  the  employment  of  a  part-time  accounting technician  for  continuity  and  resilience  reasons  and  we  hope  to  address  this  issue  over  the  next  12 months. 

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Kingdom  Impact  Grants Trustees  Report  and  Financial  Statements For  the  period  ending  31st.August  2021 

## **Financial  Trends** 


## **Financial  review** 

The  trustees  have  carefully  considered  risks  and  reserves  during  the  financial  year.  The  reserves (funds),  both  restricted  and  general,  are  allocated  to  projects  according  to  the  donor’s  stated  wishes  or  if income  is  unrestricted,  then  according  to  prioritized  needs. 

The  financial  statements  have  been  prepared  in  accordance  with  the  accounting  policies  set  out  in  notes to  the  accounts  and  comply  with  the  charity’s  governing  document,  the  Charities  Act  2011,  and  the relevant  version  of  the  Statement  of  Recommended  Practice  applicable  to  charities  preparing  their accounts  in  accordance  with  the  Financial  Reporting  Standard  applicable  in  the  UK  and  Republic  of Ireland  (FRS  102). 

Overall  activity  as  measured  by  total  outgoing  resources  was  £120,839   (£78,774  in  2020) The  increase  in  activity  has  occurred  mainly  in  Tanzania  as  a  result  of  increased  donations  being channeled  to  a  country  suffering  very  severely  from  the  economy  severely  distressed  as  a  result  of Covid.   We  wish  to  thank  our  generous  donors  and  especially  the  Catalyst  Network  who  selected  us  as  a partner  for  food  distribution  and  microfinance  projects  in  Tanzania. Uncommitted  funds  were  £15,499  at  year-end  (£14,887  in  2020) 

## **Structure,  governance,  and  management** 

The  charity  is  a  “Charitable  Incorporated  Organisation”  with  5  trustees.  (2020:  4).   Trustees  are  selected from  those  who  have  the  requisite  governance  skills  and  interpersonal  skills  to  effect  change, development,  and  progress. 

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Trustees  meetings  have  been  conducted  by  Zoom,  Email,  and  telephone  conversations  with  some socially  distanced  meetings  with  individual  trustees.   Governance  has  been  greatly  assisted  by  all records  being  online  and  accessible  online  by  trustees. 

The  Charity  is  totally  dependent  on  volunteer  help  which  is  gratefully  acknowledged. 

## **Reference  and  administrative  details** 

|Name|**Kingdom  Impact  Grants**|
|---|---|
|Another  name  the  charity  uses|Kingdom  Impact|
|Registered  charity  number|1174500|
|Charity’s  principal  address|128  Putnoe  Lane<br>Bedford,  MK41  8LS|



|**Trustee  name**|**Office**|**Dates  acted  if  not  for  the  whole  year**|**Appointed  by:**|
|---|---|---|---|
|Jonathan  Jeacocke||Appointed   Feb  10th.  2021|Trustees|
|Peter  Rattu|||Trustees|
|Janet  Ingle|||Trustees|
|Denis  Spicer|||Trustees|
|Mervyn  Thomas|Chair||Trustees|



## **Declarations** 

The  trustees  declare  that  they  have  approved  the  trustees’  report  above: 

Signed on  behalf  of  the  charity’s  trustees/directors: 


**Mervyn  Thomas** dated:     September  21st.  2020 

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(This  page  is  scanned  from  Independent  Examiners   original) 


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Kingdom  Impact  Grants Trustees  Report  and  Financial  Statements For  the  period  ending  31st.August  2021 

## **Statement  of  financial  activities** 

||||**Unrestricted**|**Restricted**|**Total  Funds**|**Total  Funds**|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|**Note**|||**funds**|**funds**|**2021**|**2020**|
|**£**||||**£**|**£**|**£**|
|**Income  from:**|||||||
|Voluntary  Income<br>3<br>30,236||||65,809|96,043|64,461|
|Activities  for  generating  funds<br>3,407||||-|3,407|2,541|
|Charitable  Activities<br>-||||22,021|22,021|24,820|
|**Total  income**<br>**33,643**||||**87,830**|**121,471**|**91,822**|
||||||||
|**Expenditure  on:**|||||||
|Generating  funds<br>4<br>842||||-|842|1,388|
|Raising  funds<br>55||||-|55|-|
|Charitable  activities<br>210||||121,147|121,357|77,386|
|**Total  Expenditure**<br>**1,107**||||**121,147**|**122,254**|**78,774**|
||||||||
|**Net  income/(expenditure)**<br>**32,536**||||**(33,317)**|**(783)**|**13,048**|
|Transfers  between  funds<br>7<br>(40,061)||||40,061|-|-|
|**Net  movement  in  funds**<br>**(7,525)**||||**6,744**|**(783)**|**13,048**|
||||||||
|**Reconciliation  of  funds:**|||||||
|Total  funds  brought  forward<br>9,460||||5,427|14,887|1,839|
|**Total  funds  carried  forward**<br>**1,935**||||**12,171**|**14,104**|**14,887**|
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## **Balance  Sheet** 

||||||||**Total**|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|||**Unrestricted**||**Restricted**|**Total  Funds**||**Funds**|
|Notes||**funds**||**funds**|**2021**||**2020**|
|**£**||||**£**|**£**||**£**|
|**Current  assets**||||||||
|Debtors<br>5<br>1,669<br>1,669|||||||535|
|Cash  at  bank  and  in  hand<br>514||||12,171|12,685||15,137|
|**Total  current  assets**<br>**2,183**||||**12,171**|**14,354**||**15,672**|
|||||||||
|Creditors:  amounts  falling  due  within||||||||
|one  year<br>6<br>(248)||||-|(248)||(785)|
|||||||||
|**Net  current  assets/(liabilities)**<br>**1,935**||||**12,171**|**14,106**||**14,887**|
|||||||||
|**Total  net  assets**<br>**1,935**||||**12,171**|**14,106**||**14,887**|
|||||||||
|**Funds  of  the  Charity**||||||||
|Unrestricted  funds<br>7<br>1,935<br>1,935|||||||9,460|
|Restricted  income  funds<br>7<br>12,171|||||12,171||5,427|
|**Total  funds**<br>**1,935**||||**12,171**|**14,106**||**14,887**|




Signed  on  behalf  of  the  trustees: 

Mervyn  Thomas     September  21st.  2021 

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## **Notes  to  the  Financial  Statements** 

## **1.   BASIS  OF  PREPARATION** 

## 1.1   Basis  of  accounting 

The  accounts  (financial  statements)  have  been  prepared  in  accordance  with  the  relevant  version  of  the Statement  of  Recommended  Practice  applicable  to  charities  preparing  their  accounts  in  accordance  with the  Financial  Reporting  Standard  applicable  in  the  UK  and  Republic  of  Ireland  (FRS  102)  and  the Financial  Reporting  Standard  applicable  in  the  United  Kingdom  and  Republic  of  Ireland  (FRS  102)  and the  Charities  Act  2011  and  UK  Generally  Accepted  Accounting  Practice. 

The  accounts  (financial  statements)  have  been  prepared  to  give  a  ‘true  and  fair  view  and  have  departed from  the  Charities  (Accounts  and  Reports)  Regulations  2008  only  to  the  extent  required  to  provide  a  ‘true and  fair  view’.  This  departure  has  involved  following  the  relevant  version  of  the  Statement  of Recommended  Practice  applicable  to  charities  preparing  their  accounts  in  accordance  with  the  Financial Reporting  Standard  applicable  in  the  UK  and  Republic  of  Ireland  (FRS  102)  rather  than  the  Accounting and  Reporting  by  Charities:  Statement  of  Recommended  Practice  effective  from  1  April  2005  which  has since  been  withdrawn. 

The  charity  constitutes  a  public  benefit  entity  as  defined  by  FRS  102. 

## 1.2  Changes  to  accounting  estimates 

No  changes  to  accounting  estimates  have  occurred  in  the  reporting  period  (3.46  FRS  102  SORP). 

## **2.    ACCOUNTING  POLICIES** 

The  principal  accounting  policies  are  summarised  below.   The  accounting  policies  have  been  applied consistently  throughout  the  period. 

## 2.1   Basis  of  preparation  of  financial  statements 

The  financial  statements  have  been  prepared  under  the  historical  cost  convention  with  items  recognised at  cost  or  transaction  value  unless  otherwise  stated  in  the  relevant  note(s)  to  these  accounts.  and  in accordance  with  the  Companies  Act  2006  and  the  Financial  Reporting  Standard  applicable  in  the  United Kingdom  and  Republic  of  Ireland  (FRS  102)  and  with  the  Charities  Act  2011. 

## 2.2   Fund  accounting 

Unrestricted  funds  are  available  for  use  at  the  discretion  of  the  Trustees  in  furtherance  of  the  general objectives  of  the  charity.   Restricted  funds  are  subjected  to  restrictions  on  their  expenditure  imposed  by the  donor  or  through  the  terms  of  an  appeal.   Transfers  are  made  from  unrestricted  to  restricted  funds  as necessary  to  prevent  restricted  funds  from  going  into  deficit. 

## 2.3   Incoming  resources 

All  incoming  resources  are  included  in  the  Statement  of  Financial  Activities  (SoFA)  when  the  charity becomes  entitled  to  the  income,  it  is  more  likely  than  not  that  it  will  receive  the  resources  and  the  amount can  be  quantified  with  reasonable  accuracy.   Voluntary  income  is  received  by  way  of  donations  and  gifts and  is  included  in  full  in  the  SoFA  when  receivable.   Grants  are  included  in  the  SoFA  when  the  general income  recognition  criteria  above  are  met  and  in  the  case  of  performance-related  grants  income  is 

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recognized  to  the  extent  that  the  specified  goods  or  services  have  been  provided.   Donated  services  and facilities  are  included  at  the  value  to  the  charity  where  this  can  be  measured  reliably.   The  value  of services  provided  by  volunteers  has  not  been  included  in  these  accounts.   Investment  income  is  included when  received. 

## 2.4   Resources  expended 

Expenditure  is  recognized  on  an  accrual  basis  as  a  liability  is  incurred.   Expenditure  includes  any  VAT that  cannot  be  fully  recovered,  which  is  reported  as  part  of  the  expenditure  to  which  it  relates. Charitable  expenditure  comprises  those  costs  incurred  by  the  charity  in  the  delivery  of  its  activities  and services  for  its  beneficiaries.   It  includes  both  costs  that  can  be  allocated  directly  to  such  activities  and those  costs  of  an  indirect  nature  necessary  to  support  them. 

Governance  costs  include  those  costs  associated  with  meeting  the  constitutional  and  statutory requirements  of  the  charity  and  include  the  audit  fees  and  costs  linked  to  the  charity’s  legal  constitution. 

## 2.5   Debtors 

Debtors  (including  trade  debtors  and  loans  receivable)  are  measured  on  initial  recognition  at  settlement amount  after  any  trade  discounts  or  amount  advanced  by  the  charity.   Subsequently,  they  are  measured at  cash  or  other  consideration  expected  to  be  received. 

## 2.6   Creditors 

Creditors  and  accruals  are  recognized  when  liability  for  payment  is  recognized  but  not  paid. 

|||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|**3.  ANALYSIS  OF  INCOME**||||||||
|||**Unrestricted**||**Restricted**||**Total  Funds**|**Total  Funds**|
|||**Funds**||**Funds**||**2021**|**2020**|
|**Voluntary  Income**||**£**||**£**||**£**|**£**|
|Donations<br>26,775||||52,296||79,069|53,879|
|Gift  Aid<br>3,461||||13,515||16,974|10,582|
|**Total  Voluntary  Income**<br>**30,236**||||**65,811**||**96,043**|**64,461**|
|**Activities  for  generating  funds**<br>Sales<br>3,407<br>-<br>3,407|||||||2,541|
|**Total  Activities  for  generating  Funds**<br>**3,407**||||**-**||**3,407**|**2,541**|
|**Charitable  Activities**||||||||
|Incoming  Grants<br>-||||22,021||22,021|**24,820**|
|**Grand  Total  Incoming  Resources**<br>**33,643**||||**87,832**||**121,471**|**91,822**|



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|**4.  ANALYSIS  OF  EXPENDITURE**|||||||
|||**Unrestricted**||**Restricted**|**Total  Funds**|**Total  Funds**|
|||**Funds**||**Funds**|**2021**|**2020**|
|**Expenditure  on  generating  funds**||**£**||**£**|**£**|**£**|
|Equipment<br>-||||-|-|629|
|Office  Costs<br>171||||-|171|47|
|Website<br>262||||-|262|87|
|Software  Development||409||-|409|550|
|**Total  expenditure  on  generating  funds**||**842**||**-**|**842**|**1,388**|
|**Expenditure  on  raising  Funds**|||||||
|Publicity<br>55||||-|55|75|
|**Total  expenditure  on  raising  funds**<br>**55**<br>**-**<br>**55**<br>**Expenditure  on  charitable  activities**||||||**75**|
|UK  Donations  outwards<br>10||||-|10||
|Grants<br>-||||98,701|98,701|51,731|
|Grants(UK  Direct)<br>-||||3,250|3,250|390|
|Grants  -  Flow  through<br>-||||19,196|19,196|24,820|
|Governance<br>200||||-|200|400|
||**Total  expenditure  on  charitable**||||||
||**activities**<br>**210**|||**121,147**|**121,357**|**77,386**|
|**Grand  Total  Outgoing  Resources**<br>**1,107**<br>**121,147**<br>**122,254**||||||**78,849**|



## **4.1   Transactions  with  trustees  and  related  parties** 

None  of  the  Trustees  or  related  parties  have  been  paid  any  remuneration  or  received  any  benefits  from employment  with  the  charity. 

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## **5.   DEBTORS** 

|||||
|---|---|---|---|
|**2021**|||**2020**|
|**£**|||**£**|
|Gift  Aid  Receivable<br>696|||535|
|Loan  for  hardship  reasons<br>650||||
|Trade  Debtors<br>323||||
|**Total**|**1,669**||**535**|



## **6.   CREDITORS** 

||||
|---|---|---|
|**2021**||**2020**|
|**£**||**£**|
|Creditors<br>-||385|
|Accrual  for  Independent  Examiner<br>200||400|
|Accrual  for  unfinished  work<br>48|||
|**Total**|**248**|**785**|



## (Cont) 

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## **7.   FUNDS  of  the  CHARITY** 

## **7.1  Details  of  All  Funds  with  movements  during  the  current  reporting  period  2021** 

||**Fund**<br>**Opening**<br>**Balance**|**Fund**<br>**Opening**<br>**Balance**|**Fund**<br>**Opening**<br>**Balance**|**Income**|**Expenditure**|**Expenditure**|**Transfers**|**Closing**<br>**Balance**|**Closing**<br>**Balance**|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
||General  Unallocated<br>**9,460**|||21,142|(1,106)||(27,561)|**1,935**||
||Anonymous  Donation<br>**-**|||12,500|-||(12,500)|**-**||
||**Total  Unrestricted**<br>**9,460**|||**33,642**|**(1,106)**||**(40,061)**|**1,935**||
||Malawi  Janets  House<br>**248**|||4,526|(4,465)|||**309**||
||Malawi  Radio<br>**-**|||-|-|||**-**||
||Malawi  Empowerment<br>**-**|||4,675|(4,450)||775|**1,000**||
||Malawi  Ministry<br>**-**|||-|-|||**-**||
||Malawi  Covid<br>**-**|||-|-|||**-**||
||Sub  Total  Malawi<br>**248**|||**9,201**|**(8,915)**||**775**|**1,309**||
||S.A.  Empowerment<br>-|||4,975|(4,350)||(625)|**-**||
||S.A.  Ministry<br>**1,320**|||18,065|(16,860)|||**2,525**||
||S.A.  Project  2020<br>**450**|||-|-|||**450**||
||S.A.Joshy  Freeks<br>**-**|||1,100|(350)||(625)|**125**||
||Sub  Total  South  Africa<br>**1,770**|||**24,140**|**(21,560)**||**(1,250)**|**3,100**||
||Tanzania  Bursary<br>**188**|||562|(750)|||**-**||
||Tanzania  Ndaga  (NCH)<br>**-**|||2,309|(3,580)||1619|**348**||
||Tanzania  Bethel  Church<br>**2,790**|||63|(3,541)||688|**-**||
||Tanzania  GFAP  Church<br>**-**|||899|(3,600)||2,701|**-**||
||Tanzania  KLPT  Church<br>**250**|||5,375|(13,790)||11,215|**3,050**||
||Tanzania  Empowerment<br>**-**|||12,914|(25,207)||12,748|**455**||
||Tanzania  EMERGENCY<br>**-**|||1,560|(5,662)||4,602|**500**||
||Tanzania  Covid<br>**-**|||9,560|(9,560)||**-**|**-**||
||Catalyst  CRDF<br>9,636||||(9,636)|||**-**||
||Sub  Total  Tanzania<br>**3,228**|||**42,878**|**(75,326)**||**33,573**|**4,353**||
||Kenya  Nairobi  Churches<br>**-**|||5,352|(8,926)||4,208|**634**||
||**-**|||-|-|||**-**||
||Sub  Total  Kenya<br>**-**|||**5,352**|**(8,926)**||**4,208**|**634**||
||Mauritania  Underground  Church<br>**-**|||2,000|(103)|||**1,897**||
||Cameroon  Ark<br>**181**|||2,957|(2,260)|||**878**||
||UK  Hardship<br>**-**|||50|(705)||655|**-**||
||UK  Empowerment<br>**-**|||-|(100)||100|**-**||
||UK  Church  Planting<br>**-**|||1,250|(3,250)||2,000|**-**||
|||||||||||
||**Total  Restricted**<br>**5,427**|||**87,828**|**(121,145)**||**40,061**|**12,171**||
||**TOTALS  -  All  Funds**<br>**14,887**|||**121,470**|**(122,251)**||**-**|**14,106**||



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Kingdom  Impact  Grants Trustees  Report  and  Financial  Statements For  the  period  ending  31st.August  2021 

## **7.2  Reasons  for  transfers** 

|**Transfers  from**<br>**Transfers  To**<br>**Reason**<br>**Amount**|
|---|
|Anonomous  Donation<br>Tanzania  KLPT  Church<br>Donor  Decision<br>6,450|
|Anonomous  Donation<br>UK  Church  Planting<br>Donor  Decision<br>2,000|
|Anonomous  Donation<br>Tanzania  KLPT  Church<br>Donor  Decision<br>3,050|
|General  Unallocated<br>Various  Projects<br>To  meet  needs<br>27,911|
|S.A.  Ministry<br>Tanzania  EMERGENCY<br>Donor  Decision<br>1,250|



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