2021-12-31-accounts - Team Greaves Abc

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Trustees' Annual Report for the period

Period start date Period end date Day Month Year Day Month Year From 01 Jan 2021 To 31 Dec 2021

Section A Reference and administration details

Charity name Other names charity is known by Registered charity number (if any) 1175978

Team Greaves ABC

N/A

Charity's principal address

Bourne Street

Hollinwood Oldham Postcode OL9 7LX

Names of the charity trustees who manage the charity

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8	Trustee name	Office (if any)	Dates acted if not for wholeyear	Name of person (or body) entitled to appoint trustee(if any)
	Toni Greaves	Secretary/Treasurer
	Marvin Greaves	Vice Chair/Treasurer/ PublicityOfficer
	GaryThwaites	Club Welfare Officer
	Simon Creighton	Deputy Club Welfare Officer
	Marc Jackson	Chair

Names of the trustees for the charity, if any, (for example, any custodian trustees)

Name Dates acted if not for whole year

Names and addresses of advisers (Optional information)

Type of adviser Name Address

Name of chief executive or names of senior staff members (Optional information)

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Section B Structure, governance and management

Description of the charity’s trusts

Type of governing document

Constitution 01/01/21 – 31/12/21

(eg. trust deed, constitution)

How the charity is constituted

Charity Registered Community Amateur Boxing Club

(eg. trust, association, company)

Trustee selection methods

Appointed by existing trustees

(eg. appointed by, elected by)

Additional governance issues (Optional information)

You may choose to include additional information, where relevant, about:

We follow all policies and procedures provided by England Boxing as we are affiliated by them as an amateur boxing club.

policies and procedures adopted for the induction and training of trustees;
the charity’s organisational structure and any wider network with which the charity works;
relationship with any related parties;
trustees’ consideration of major risks and the system and procedures to manage them.

Section C Objectives and activities

The aims and objectives of the club are:

Summary of the objects of the charity set out in its governing document

To offer coaching and competitive opportunities in boxing.
To develop health, fitness and wellbeing for all member of the public through boxing and fitness activities.
To promote the club within the local community and boxing.
To manage Team Greaves ABC.
To ensure a duty of care to all members of the club.
To provide all its services in a way that is fair to everyone.
To ensure that all present and future members receive fair and equal treatment.

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Our gym is ran by two main volunteers who are Level 2 Qualified Boxing Coaches myself (Marvin Greaves) and Toni Greaves and one other volunteer who is a Level 1 Qualified Boxing Coach Marc Jack. Our gym is a multicultural gym with a real family ethos amongst all that train with us, and where respect, self-discipline and hard work are paramount and at the heart of all we do.

Summary of the main activities undertaken for the public benefit in relation to these objects (include within this section the statutory declaration that trustees have had regard to the guidance issued by the Charity Commission on public benefit)

We work with the general public and support many families, children and young adults that have needed support with variety of difficulties. These include bullying on range of levels, self-harm, anger issues, changes within the home, extreme confidence issues, educational difficulties, living a life of crime, being on probation and being related to gangs.

Many of the children and young people we have worked with have benefited positively from being part of the boxing and fitness sessions we run. We help children work through issues and become confident, expressive and healthier young people, with a clear understanding of the importance of self-discipline and talking to others to share difficulties and concerns. Many young people have improved school grades and now lead a happier school life, their levels of commitment and enthusiasm overall have risen and home life is less tense and communication is better. Mainly due to our sessions.

Attached is a table of the different sessions we provide to individuals, schools and other groups within the community and some photographs of the different sessions, awards and work we do to enhance your knowledge of Team Greaves ABC and what we stand for within our community.

Additional details of objectives and activities (Optional information)

We have made links with Action Together in Oldham to help us with grants and funding opportunities and we have been allocated a funding officer called Nayam by them – This is a new partnership so is in the very early stages.

We have some of our affiliated senior boxers that support in the gym and work You may choose to include with the younger groups alongside the qualified coaches further statements, where relevant, about:

The contribution by volunteers is time. Giving help and support during group sessions including setting up equipment, warm ups and cools downs and supporting small groups. As well as being positive role models and someone to talk to and share a problem.

policy on grantmaking;
policy programme related investment;
contribution made by volunteers.

Section D Achievements and performance

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Section D Achievements and erformance p

Summary of the main achievements of the charity during the year

Reopened to the public after COVID 19 in April 2021.

We are normally open 360 days of the year, running daily sessions morning and evening. We have an open door policy where everyone in the community is welcome.

Linked with Manchester Probation service to support young men with rehabilitation after serving time in prison.

Linked with Newbridge Special School delivering boxing and fitness sessions to children with disabilities.

Through hard work and dedication we have created a new North West Champion (Luke Quinlan) an England Boxing National Champion (Luke Quinlan) in October 2021.

We have branched out into professional boxing also under BBBofC and I am now a Professional Boxing Coach as well. We have 2 Professional boxers Jake Andrews and Michael Gomez Junior – Ranked in the top ten in the country with a record of 15W – 1L and won the Super Feather Weight Central Area Title In November 2021

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Section E Financial review

We do not have a reserves policy

Brief statement of the charity’s policy on reserves

Details of any funds materially in deficit

Further financial review details (Optional information)

You may choose to include additional information, where relevant about:

the charity’s principal sources of funds (including any fundraising);
how expenditure has supported the key objectives of the charity;

The principal source of funds, are training sessions where members of the public pay either a sessions fee or monthly membership fee, school session fees for providing in school coaching or taster sessions.

The main expenditure is the property rent and services paid directly to the landlord on a weekly basis this allows us to open the doors to our community, keep young people off the street, giving them direction and purpose. Introducing them to fitness and discipline, train in boxing and fitness with a view to competing and educating them in general life skills.

investment policy and objectives including any ethical investment policy adopted.

Section F Other optional information

Section G Declaration

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

Signed on behalf of the charity’s trustees

Signature(s) Full name(s) Position (eg Secretary, Chair, etc) Date	T.Greaves	M. Greaves
	Toni Greaves	Marvin Greaves
	Secretary/Treasurer	Vice Chair/Treasurer
	23.10.22
	23.10.22

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Appendix 1

What	Who	When	Why
Boxing coaching for school groups	Primary School Children (5 – 11) Secondary School Children (11 – 16) Collage Level Students (16 – 18)	Throughout the school day	 To develop fitness and tackle issues such as obesity and improve social interaction and develop personal skills and confidence.  To develop basis skills in boxing and highlight children/students with the potential to be trained at club/amateur level.
Fitness sessions for school groups	Primary School Children (5 – 11) Secondary School Children (11 – 16) Collage Level Students (16 – 18)	Throughout the school day	 To develop fitness levels of children and young adults.  To improve awareness of the importance of being fit and healthy.  To improve knowledge of a balanced diet and healthy eating.  To tackle issues such as obesity within our local community though exercise and boxing.  To improve social interaction and develop personal skills and confidence.
Anti-Bullying Sessions	Primary School Children (5 – 11) Secondary School Children (11 – 16) Collage Level Students (16 – 18)	Throughout the school day Weekends	 To support children/young people who have been the victims of bullying in school or in the community.  Children/young adults that have bullied others.  To improve confidence and self- esteem of children/young adults that have been bullied.  To develop awareness of self- defence.  To develop knowledge of strategies of how to deal with being bullied previously.  To develop knowledge of the effects of being a bully towards others on the victim and their family.
Female Only Boxing and Fitness Sessions Led by Female Coach	Girls (10 – 16) Ladies (16+)	Evenings and Weekends	 To allow girls and ladies to feel comfortable whilst exercising.  To build self-esteem and confidence for females.  To develop fitness levels.  To gain knowledge of girls and ladies with the potential to train in boxing at club/amateur levels.  To gain friends and develop social interaction.  To cater to cultural preferences (not being able to train amongst males).

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Special Needs Groups	Children/Young People/Adults with Additional or Special Needs	Throughout the day, Weekends	 To introduce boxing and fitness to those with additional or special needs.  To cater to additional and special needs and allow children/ young adults/adults to access boxing and fitness on an appropriate level.  To develop confidence and self- esteem of those with additional or special needs.  To improve fitness and cater to all abilities.  To improve social interaction and support those with additional or special needs.
Probation Workshops	Males and Females that have been placed on probation.	Throughout the day, Evenings and Weekends	 To support young adults/adult that have been placed on probation and give them direction.  To develop knowledge and awareness of why they committed crime and prevent them from reoffending.  To give them purpose, drive and goals to work towards.  To provide a release and someone to talk to.
Specific Group Sessions	Any groups	As specified by the group	 To develop fitness levels.  To develop boxing skill level.  To promote team building.  To give a taste of the sport.  Anyother specific reason.
One on One training sessions	Any individuals	As specified by the client/coach combined	 To develop fitness levels.  To lose weight.  To develop boxing skill level.  To improve confidence and self- esteem.  To improve knowledge of health and fitness.  To meet a specific target/goal.  To support fitness element of forces applications.  Anyother specific reasons.
Kids sessions	Children (5 – 11 years old)	Evenings (3 per week) Weekends (Sun AM)	 To introduce core fitness and the sport of boxing to young children.  To provide a hobby to young children.  To promote positive interaction and discipline.  To develop children’s awareness and tolerances of children that have similarities and differences compared to them.  To develop basis boxing skills.  To identify children that are gifted and talented in boxing and have the potential to be trained at club/amateur level
Teen Sessions	Young Adults (11-16 years old)	Evenings (Monday – Friday)	 To introduce core fitness and the sport ofboxingtoyoungadults.

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		Weekends (Sun AM)	 To provide a hobby to young adults.  To promote positive interaction and discipline.  To support with school transitions – primary to secondary or secondary year groups.  To develop awareness and tolerances of young adults that have similarities and differences compared to them.  To develop basis boxing skills.  To identify young adults that are gifted and talented in boxing and have the potential to be trained at club/amateur level.
Adult Sessions	Adults (16+ years)	Mornings (Monday – Fridays) Evenings (Monday – Friday) Weekends (Sun AM)	 To introduce core fitness and the sport of boxing to adults of different abilities and levels of interest.  To provide a hobby to adults.  To promote positive interaction and discipline.  To develop awareness and tolerances of adults that have similarities and differences compared to them.  To provide a release from stress, anxiety and personal problem.  To develop basis boxing skills.  To identify adults that are gifted and talented in boxing and have the potential to be trained at club/amateur level.

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Team G
Incoming
COVID Grant Session Fees Rent
January 0 1400
February 10000 0 1400
March 0 1750
April 1455 1400
May 2105 1400
June 1650 1750
July 2135 1400
August 1245 1400
September 2230 1400
October 1580 1750
November 1345 1400
December 1420 1750
25165 18200
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COVID Grant was used to cover ren

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Greaves Account Jan 2019 Dec 2
Outgoings
Services Waters Cleaning Products
100
100
100
100 40 30
100 40 30
100 40 30
100 40 30
100 40 30
100 40 30
100 40 30
100 40 30
100 40 30
1200 360 270
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Annual Total After Deduc

nt and services for the time we were unable to open the gym under loc

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Total
Equipment Total Monthly Total
1500 -1500
1500 8500
1850 -1850
700 1700 -245
1200 2770 -665
1920 -270
155 1725 410
1570 -325
180 1750 480
1960 -380
230 1800 -455
1840 -420
2465 21885 3280
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Examiners/Auditors Report

My name is Toni Greaves I have taken over from the previous lady who helped out in the gym, who is no longer involved with Team Greaves ABC. I keep a simple spreadsheet that was in place previously of money that comes in through classes and memberships which is now recorded in a membership book and on the daily register sheets and the outgoings of rent and services to the landlord and cleaning products used to keep the place clean and tidy. I didn’t complete all of the spreadsheet for 2021 I just carried on once the previous lady left.

I am not a qualified accountant, I’m a teacher and I now help my husband out with some paperwork in the gym, and I wasn’t aware we had to have the accounts checked by an external person. Please could you advise if what I am doing with the spreadsheet is accurate enough and clear for what you require or if there is anything else I need to do.

This is all new to me and I’m trying to get everything back on track for him as he was left in the lurch by previous helpers and this isn’t something I’ve done before or have lots of knowledge about. Any support of guidance would be greatly appreciated as we want to ensure we are meeting all necessities required to keep our charity statues in place.

Thanks in advance

Toni Greaves