Stroud Oistrict Foodbank CIO
Registered V￿th the Charity commissi￿ for Enland an41 Wales no. 1176
ort of the Trustees for the Year from I
rf12024 to 31 March 2025
OBJEcfivES AND ACtIVlTIES
The objectives of the charity are-
The relief offinoncial I￿rdShIp omong5t people in StToud Distrirt ornl the 5uryoundiw area or in other
of the United Kingdom in sud¥ woy5 05 the tTUSteesfrom thne-to-tlme thinkfi¢ In portI￿l￿r. ivt not
exclu5ivety by..
oj pfoviding emerqencyfood. essentiol toiletries ond household items to indNiduols ondfomilies in need
ond/orfor distritsjtion by (￿ritIeS orotherorqonisations working to prevent orrelieve wverty
bj such othern7eans, including Ibutnot limited to) the pnmsion of supportorsignp05ting to relevunt
informotlon ond other advisory seThices.
Stroud Distrirt Foodbank exists to provide emergency food and support to people In Crisis.
Stroud Oistrict Foodbank is part of Trusselvs netwtyk of food banks across the Unlted Klngdory and works
in collaboration with a number of agencies locally both in the d45tribution of emergen￿ and in
$18npostlng clients to other specialist advice that they need.
In carrylng out these actlvitles. the trustees have had regard to the Charlty Commlssion's guidance on
public benefit.
REFERENCÉ ANO AOMINisfRATIVE D￿All5
Prlnclpal •ddr•g9
Unit 19, Canal Iron Works
Hope Mlll Lane
Brlmscombe
Stroud
GL52SH
Trustees
Philip Covsh
Brian Chapman
SophSa Adand
Pippa Medcalf
Philippa Dickinson
Lawrènce Miller
Alastalr Kendall
Treasurer
Independent examlner
JO FrostACA
J D Frost Accountsnts
7 ￿'nkS View
Cirencester
GL7 2NF
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Bankexs
Santander
FINANCIAL REVIEW
Our income showed a small 1% decrease in the year from £453k last year to £449k this year bein8 a
redu¢tion of £4k. Within this fi8ure there are two lafgety offsetting features.
Cb[￿tIonS of physical fo)d products at £149k were &)wn by a signfficant 20%1 £38k; h￿¥eVer it Should be
re¢o8ni5ed that 23124 benefited from a very high level of dortations which made the comparison difficult.
Our current year 24n5 dorfations were •¢tu•lly E35k better th•n rtteived in 2V23.
On the p051tive side monetary support in 24125 was Stro￿ at £296k beirq £34k htgher than the prior year.
Thls was achieved as a result of str￿E support from Trussell (formerly The Trussell Trust) for our
Inltlatlves with our Local Camparyns Manager and also supporting our work wlth Citlzens Advlce. We also
received a local authority grant from Stroud ￿$trIct Counal of £20k. These two elements offset a lower
level of cash donation5 Teceived which at £149k were £22k luwer than the prior year.
Our expendittJf• of £495k was, as plannéd, hlqhèr than th• prioryeaf by £43k as we sought to put our
funds to work supportinq the needs of ouf client community in particular by funding work designed to hel
prevent people being driven into food po¥erty.
Food purchases were similar to the prior year at £91* belng a £3k increase. The level of donated food
despatched to clients was lower than last year having the sarne value as goods donated to us at £149k. Our
out8oin8 grants and donations at £67k was £39k hlgher than in 23124 as we had a full year 5UPP)rtin8
Citliens Advice and P3. Salaries Increased by £31k tr> £108k as we t(M)k on another member of staff for our
Local Campalgns h￿tIatIVe. funded byTrussell, and due to general pay Infiatlon and extra social Security
costs.
The over411 effert of the above was to reduce our cash balances by £57k from £509k to £452k which is
consistent with the intention of the Trustees to Use our funds to SlPPOrt the needs of our community
where we can appropriately and efficiently addre55 them.
Reserves Policy compliance. Our cash balances of £452k are all unre5tr1cted and well In excess of our
reserves policy that reoulrts us to mèintsin a minirnum of five months expenditure. Our total annual
expenditure was É495k.' cornprising £346k of cash costs and £149k of donated goods. Five months total
expenditure would equate to £2(￿ and 5imikrty five rnonths cash costs would be £144k.
ACHIEVEMENfSAND PERFORMANCE
This year proved a period of both challenge and resilience. Whilst the number of emergency food parcels
declined from the record levels of the previous year. the fo(Ml bank continued to prowde vital support to
thousands of individuals and families in uls￿. The food bank successfully navigated rising operatkonal tosts.
deepened community partnerships and cnhanced its support services through a rtronger emphasis on
advice and financial inclusion, in particular Citizens A04ice and P3.
We also employed a new stsff member to work on our partlcipation. community engagement and policy
change goals with the support of fvnding from Trussell.
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The total number of food parcels delivered duritya the year was 7.531 lof Y4hich 38% went to children),
totalling 81 tonnes of food. This number of food parcels was a decrease of 15% compared to the previous
year, a shift that reflects the impart of our strengthened financtal inclusion Y¥ork, improved telephone
triage and 5ignpostin& and deeper collatrf)ration ￿1th partner agencies to adopt an'3d¥ice firsy approxh
in referral
Nevertheless the kvel of demand rem•inJ exceptimmy I￿h compwed to pre-CQSt of livrrE crisi3 levels; th¢
number of emergency food parce15 distributed this year is still more than 50% h￿her than in 2021-22,
clearly Indlcating that many in our cornmunity continue to facè significant hardship.
The year alx) saw increased support within the community thrwh local fL￿d hubs and targeted asslstance
from the Distrirt Councifs supennarket ￿Kher scheme. Cl￿tribUt￿¥ to earty intervention and alternatr've
forms of support, both crisis and ongoing.
PiANS FOR FUTURE PEAK)DS
The trustees are very mindful that the ongoing level of need and the 511PPQrt required underscores the
continued Importance of the food bank's WOTk. The trustees. alorq with our stsff. volunteers, partners and
supporters remain cornmitted to meeting this need with compassion, adaptability 8nd collaborative action.
In partlcular we continue to focus on our restated vision to eradicate hunger and food Insecurity from our
communities as we work towards a future wheré thè food bank is no longèr a necessity. We want to
continue to build relatlonships vlith local stakeholdefS- partners. counclls, lived experienced volunteer5,
churches, eammunity hubs, etc-as well as the general public- to promote access tc nourishing food and
essentials for everyone. aloThaside advocatirva for policy chang•s at both local and nJtlon•l levels whlch
address the systemic factors contribullw to f(x)d insecurity.
Our lo¢al campaign where we are worki￿ al¢)ngslde lived experlence vdunteers and houslng speclalists to
èngase vjith councils to improve the stste of rental accommodèlion ￿ a yrtitular focus fgr the next year.
Thls campaign is important a5 eviderKe is showing that the stste of a famil*5 hou5ing- especially in
relation to damp and mould- has a major irnpact (m the physical and mentsl health of tenants, thelr ability
to remain In work and the incTea5ed c05t to the NHS as well as the shortening the length of tlme food
remains fresh and usèble.
In 2026 we will be looking for néw trustees as two of our long stsnding trustees are planning to fosign. Thi5
will be another focus of the trustees over the next 12 months.
STftucfuRE. GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
GovLYnlng d(Kum8nt
The charity is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation, and its governing d￿ment is its constitution, whlch
was registered with the Charity Commission on 15 Decembei 2017.
Appolntment of trustees
Every trustee must be appointed by a resolution passed ata propeflyconvened meeting of the exFsting
charity trustees. In sele¢tin8 indivithals for appointment as trustees. the existing trustees must have
regard to the skills. knowledge and experience needed for the effective administration of the charity.
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Rlsk management
The trustees have a duty to identify and review the risks towhith the charity is exposed and to ensure that
appropriate C(￿trOl5 are in place to prowde reasonable a55urance aqainst fRud and error.
Custodlan truste*s
The trustees do not hold any funds as custodian trustees on behaifof any other body.
De¢larntlon
The trustees declare that they approved the trustee￿ report above on
Signed on behalf olthe charity's trustees bv
Phllip Coysh (Chairl
8Tian Chap
n ITreasurerl
Pa8¢ 4

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CHARITY COMMI5510N
FOR ENGLAND AND WALES
Slroud DistTTCt FoodbaAk CIO
Chanty No
11763C6
Annual accounts for the
To
nod
od S￿rd&
PwKid
rn￿202¢
3110312026
Section A
Statement of financial activities
R￿tricI•d
UthM•tslcW income Endorn¢
Recomnwnd•d e4t•gori•• ty
actlvlty
Prlor y••r
fund#
Totsl f￿d*
Incomlng r••ources {Nat• 31
F01
F02
F03
F04
F05
423 233
433 984
Chwit4bl¢
5.752
IrNeth¢nts
Oth•r
19.￿7
Tot•1
R•￿ure￿ •xpand•d (Not• 61
370 172
448 892
453 063
Exp•ndityr• oh..
h*ii•bl•
452 189
Tot81
812
401.049
452 556
N•t Incomellexpendlthr•) belorn Invegtm•nl
galn•lllosseg1
31?
31.
1S,179
46,956
$07
N•1 9•inW(1gIM•lon th¥•6trrnn
814
$15
$18
$17
Net Incomel(expendllurn)
Exlr•ordlnary ttems
Transfèrn befvleen fund•
Oth•r rn¢ognl••d g•ln•ll1￿w).
1,7T7
15,179
46,956)
5D7
10,144
10.144
Oh•r a4￿106￿1>
Net movemt In funds
$19
507
R•con¢lliation of lund•."
Ttst￿ fiJnd5
547 334
15413
552,S89
505,413
551,862
552.369
Total funds carri•d fon¥anl

Section B
Balance sheet
UnrestrlGlod In¢ome Endowment Totsl this
ft￿￿*
lund8
funds
y•ar
Totsl l•st
4r
Flxed assets
Intsngiblo a¥sats
Tangibl¢ a88et8
H•rltag• assets
Inve8tm•nts
FOI
F02
F03
F04
F05
{Nole 10)
28.845
28,e45
30,020
Tol•l lts•d assets
30,020
Currant assots
Stock•
Debtorn
InvoBtm8nt•
Cash at bank and In hand {Noto 14)
Tothi eurnnt ass•ts 810
{Nots 111
(Note 12)
19,￿0
12,152
1S,900
12.152
12,447
15,373
509,026
536,846
Credltors: amount8 lalllng du• T*lthin
on• year
INot• 131
8.034
8.034
14,49e
Pl•t cun•nt aM•¢•/(K41￿iI¢￿8j 912
522,349
Tol•l curr•nt Ihblltths 813
552,369
Credftorn: amounts lalllng due after
one ye•r
INot• 131
Provlg1(m• for Ilabllltlo•
914
815
Total net osséts or Ilabllftl
Funds of the Charlty
5)5.413
505,413
552 369
Endowment fund•
B17
Restrkted In¢ome fvnds (No*k 15)
Unr••trict•d fund•
Revaluatlon rn••r¥•
18
5.035
547.334
B19
505,413
505,413
Totsl fund•
.41
552,369
Signed by one or tnvJtev on b•r￿ rA al
the Irustees
Oat• gf
approval
¢Jdlwnml
Print Name
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Section C
Notes lo the accoii nts
Note 1
8asl8 of preparatlon
This Soction should be compleled by •H charlllos.
1.1 8a618 of accountlng
These accounts hav8 been prepared ￿der the historK4 cost convenllon vllh rtem$ recognised at cost or
transaction value unl888 otheThvise st8lad in the releV￿t notels> to thèso accounts.
The accounts have been prepared in aC￿rdance ¥￿th.
the Statement of Recommend￿ Pra(kn: A￿?￿nting and ReporUng by Charitles
preparing thar accounts In ￿X￿lanCe with the Financlal Reportlng Standard applicable
in the UK and Republic of Ireland (FRS 102) issued on 16 July 2014
' and ¥wlh'
and wth.
the Financlal Rewb'ng Stsndard apF4'¢able in the Unried Kingdom and R8publiG of
Ireland (FRS 102)
• and wilh the Ch8rities Acl 2011.
The ch8rity eonstilutes a public benefft enllty as dellned by
FRS 102."
-TSck ag approplaio
1.2 Golng concern
M there arn m•t•rlal uncertalntl•s rnlated to events orcondlllons that cast signmleant doubt on tho
charftyS ablllty to continue as • golng conc•rn, please pmvido th• followlng detalls or state "Not
appllcablo". Mappmprtat•.'
An 8xpl8nallon as lo those factors thst support
the conclusion that the charity Is a going
concem;
D5￿109Ure of any unc8rtslnlle8 that make the
going concern assumpti￿ doubttul.,
Where accounts are nol prepared on a golng
¢oncèm basis, please disc108e this fa
together vith the b88is on which the trustees
prepared the accounts and the reason vthy the
charity Is not regarded as a going c￿Cern.
1.3 Change of a¢¢ountlng policy
The accounts present a true and fair view and the accounting p)li(aes adopted are those ￿t[Ined in note 2.
Yas.
No"
"_Tick as apryoprlate
Please di8¢1ose.'
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(i) the nature of the change In accountlng poIKy,"
ii) th• rnasons why apmw.ng the new accounling policy
provldes moT• Trllabla and mor• r•l•vant inft)mwtion.'
and
flll) the amount of th adjustment lor each Ilne affacted
in the ¢umintp•riod, each prlorperiod presanted and
the apgregate anK4unt of the adjustment rnlatlng to
perlod8 before thos• presant•d, 3.44 FRS f02 SORP.
1.4 Change8 to accountlng 88tlmats•
No thange810 8ccounllng esllmales have occurred in th8 r8porting ￿riod (3.46 FRS 102 SORPI.
-Tick as appyrwale
No"
Pl•ase dl$¢Jose.'
J th• naturn ofany chanp•J
{11) th• •ff•ct of th• ehang• on Incom and •xp•nse or
•S$Ots and Ilabilltlos lor the currnnt p•rlod,' and
(111) whern pr•ctlcable, the eff•ct of th• ehange in one or
morn fiiturn p•rtods.
1.5 Materlal prlor y•af •rrorn
No maiérla pdor ￿ar èrror have been Idenllfied in Ihe reportlng period (3.47 FRS 102 SORP).
Ye8.
' .Tiek as appropn810
Please disclose."
i) the nature of the prior pertod ermr,"
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(iij for each prlorperlod prvsented in the accounts. the
amount of the correctlon for each account line Item
affectsd,. and
ii) th• amount of the correctlon at the beglnniftg of the
rtl•stprlorp8ritid prnsentod In the accoun15.
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2.1 ReeoNeiLIATION PREVIOUS dENEItALLY AecEpYeD ACCOUNTIN6
PRACTICE
En4
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Not* 2
2.2 INCOME
pwmdieo ￿￿s IQ2SORP<<FRS IIQ
llrn**AAW*at*alrM w•rf15.l0*J &12 FRS1¢J2 SC¥4P).
m*@ 16FRS IiE SORPI.
2.3 EXPENOITURE AND UABIUTIES
11.7 FRSIIX2SORP. 11.17
101119. FRSlfJ2SORP

2.4 ASSETS

S¢¢tioii C
Notes to the accc>uiits
Nots3
Is of Incom
Don*tlons
and hqacl•s:
Donations antj
Gift
Tnjsts
Lo￿1 authoriti'es
149.108
149 108
14,272
170761
152S5
Donaiod oods. fau'lities and
Other
6.812
191.1Sg
49.997
433.984
152.879
2,898
344.513
152.879
B1.618
423,233
78.720
78.720
Tol41
Charttab
•¢tfvitlo11;
Fundrniii
her
Totsl
S,752
5.752
Oth•rlrndlng
Total
¢om• from
knv••tm•nt•:
Intor••t kncome
Tot•1
19.907
S•parnt•
of Incom•'.
Tothl
Totsl
TOT•L INCQME
370 172
0lh•f Ink¥rn•Ik￿.
•)J ￿£31.5
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Section C
Notes to tlie accouiits
Nota 4
Thi• y•
L•st y•*r
Seconded stall
UM of prvp•rty
Oth•r
152879
152879
191 159
191 159
Th1• >wr
DorwtwJstockl& ¥*xd M •
L••t
C&)n**l is Valu￿ ￿ • p•r ￿10
Pl•av PrO￿d• d•t4ils of the
a¢¢ountlng policy forth• rneognltlon
•nd valu•tlon of donatsd good4.
l*tilitl•• 4nd wryl¢M.
Pl•a$• qiw d•tsll* ol oth•r lornm ol
oth•rdonatod gooda •nd not
r•cogni&•d in th• ac¢ount•, •g
contribulion ¢1 unp•ld ¥olunt••rn.
v0￿￿￿￿r howB 30.8tXI hours wlw"
t 4 rrir¥rrnm wffje 01 £11 44 w hfmtt WI•¥
to a conwon 01 £237,952
v￿rte•r ts)uts amwnt to 24,5c￿ hours
which At g ￿lD￿LIn wage of £10.42 por hour
ale& to g of £255,290
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NoiÈs to the accoiJi)Is
Anal>ryi• of expendrts
L•st
Analys
on ni¥1 lund%
FuThJrai
TOts1•xp￿JftW• on raislNg knd
Salana• & trgir
77.918
484
421
421
Consurnaile•
Put41¢1ty
Adminfftjnnin
1S.523
2.759
18.282
11.245
197
11,442
R•nt rakn & ub'lib•
15
Don•ted
149331
192 100
Giani• & rknauoni
Ttstql •xpWdl￿rn on ¢h*hbl&
37,164
421 162
452 189
Int¢r¢•t ild
Tot•1 oth•r
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
401,949
93
452,556
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Nutes lo Ilie aiiuuiits
Note 6
Det•ll8 ￿ ¢•rtalfi kn ol •xp•ndM
6.1 Fe•J for •xamiNlion ofth• •¢¢ounts
Pl•a¥• pn>vl(l• d•trHs of th• •mcuntp•ld forw st•thry •knlscrnllny of
a¢¢ounts •nd other Jwvle•g pMv￿•dèN￿flnd•p•ndont0x1ffl1n•r. ff nothiN4
p•ldpl•u• •nt•r Yl. In th•
This >•ar
It par
Indepond•ntexamlnerfs f•
675
650
A••urnnc• ur4lc•• oth?rthan a￿lIt or IndwndM¢ •umln•llon
Tix I￿ry￿ryI**I
Oth•r f••• Ilor•xampl•.. Iln•ncl•l •d¥lc•, ¢¢)M•Jltsntyi •¢¢OUrt•n¢y••rAMs} p•id
to thv Ind*pgnd•nt
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Notes to the accoiiiits
Icoiit
Note 7
Paid employees
Please complete thls noto rfthe charity has any emplorns.
7.1 Stsff Gosts
Thls year
Last year
Salarles and wag•s
Social socurlty costs
Penslon costs (dellned contrlbutlon Khom•)
Oth•r •MpIo￿￿o bonefits
102.322
3,382
3,070
74.795
879
2,244
Total staff costs
108.774
PIMse give dotall3 of tho number olemplorns whose total employ0e b•n•fits (excluding emplo￿r
pénslon costs) fell within •ach band of £fO.IlXI from £60.01￿ Upwards. 11 the￿ are no such tmnsactions.
ploase enter Yru•'in th• box pmvidod.
No omploy••$ rocoivod employeo bfrnofits (excluding •mploy•r
p•nslon ¢osts) for the rèporttng period of mor• than £60,000
77,918
TrUE
Band
Number of om
Th1$ yoar
lo
Last yoar
£60.000 to £89,999
£70,000 to £79.999
£80,000 to £89,999
£90,000 to £99,999
£100.000 to £109 999
Thls
Last
ar
Pl￿*0 provld• th• total arnount pald to key marwg•m•nt
p•rsonn•l (Includ•• trustees and s•nlor manag•m•nt) lor th•lr
•ervi¢08 to tho charlty. For Speclfic amounts paid to truste￿,
see Note 28.
7.2 Averag• h••d counl in the y•ar
The parts of thg charfty In which the
employees work
Thls year
Number
Last year
Numb•r
Total
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Notes tb tlie accoui)ts
Iconrl
Not• 8
defln•d contribution scheme.
Thi8 year
Last ye4r
Amount of contsibution• fECOgnlMd In th• SOFA M an •xp•n
3.070
2.244
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Notes lo tlie accounts
Ntst• 9
Grantmakkng
This year.
9.1 of grants paid Ilnclud•d In co# rf ¢hartt*bl• actmtkns)
Gr•ntyto
Support co•ts
Total
Grart¥
67,165
87,15S
9.2 Grnnts mad• io In*hUt￿n8
drt•ll* of eh•ty
My ¢h•rty h•¥ m•d• to yrteulvln•rfftrtloM th•t•rn m•t•rf* lft lh•
¢onthi rfitsgrmtrmklng. 0•t•￿S of th• In¥Jnthn •upport•d, ofih•
N•m•• ol I￿1ftu¢1D
Purpo
Ca8• to h* with ad
Total •mount ol
rarrt• ald
29,991
crt12•n$ Adwel Strowg 4nd Cthtolds
P3 Peoplo Pot8ntK91 Possibmitiea
Foodtjank &tPWn bVort•rto assisl wrt
37.164
67,105
Oth•r uft•n•tyJ•d
roTAL GRANTS P￿0
67 155
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La8t year:
9.a *￿al
rnn
in¢lud•d in rfGlwttlabl* •cltrth
Grants to
Gr•nt•to Indlvkhthls
Tat*1
Grar
28.041
28,041
28.041
2B,041
9,4 arnnts tNid• th In•t*thl¢Jn•
Plo*•• provld•
d•talls of ¢h•rtty*
URL.
gT•nt•ndlot•lp•ldto ••ch l# •￿￿•bI• th• ¢h•Ifty￿ kb*b **•.
m•1 of Inslltutlon
Ttstsl *m•unt ot
rnnts
id£
14,02e
14,013
cl￿zenS A￿￿te Stroud and Cots¥oldS
P3 People Potentlal Posslbllllms
Fcthbank StspFth1 WLvker to assist
rotsigr•th to in•fAuirfon• th r•porfn9 p•thlod
28,041
rorAL GRAIITS PAID
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Sertion C
Notes lo thf arcoiJnt5
Note 10
Tanoibkn fix•d assets
Pl••g• eompl•t• th1• nol• Il*w ch•rtty ha• •nytmW•lLY•d •M•l¥
10.1 cts￿ OT valuadi¥b
Fixtyl￿, fftlln
and ￿U1pM￿t
Total
lthr
Atihe ¥•oinning of tho y•ar
Ad(Iitions
30.921
6,329
45.761
8,329
Rèwaluatknn$
Dlspo%a
Transfers,
Al end of the ye
14,840
37,250
52.090
10.2 D*prn¢￿1o￿ and Impalrnim
SL or RB l*a
or Red￿j￿j
SLorR8
RB
25%
25%
At b•glnnSng ofth• y￿r
DIspo8aL8
3.418
12.323
16.741
Deproa*bn
2,855
7,S04
lrnpalrm•nt
Tranafer3"
Al Ind ol tha ya
273
18,972
23,246
10.3 N•t book v41
N•t book v•lwJ •¢ th¢ begknr*w of the
11.422
18,598
30,020
N•t book valw at th• •ftd ¢fth• J•
587
20,278
2B.845
CC17a (Excell
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i oles to the accourits
Iconti
Note 12
Debtors and prepaym•nts
Pl&qse completg this note rf Ihe ch•ity Iw6
d¢btors orprepayments.
12.1 Anal￿14 ol detraorn
Th15 year
Last year
Trade debtorn
Prepa￿ anfl aGGrued In¢ome
Other dabtor*
12,152
15,373
12.152
15,373
Tatsl
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Nntps 10 thp ar.cnuiits
l¢.onl
Note 11
StrKks
11.1 Plea•e stal? thE carr￿n9 of stock and TAwrk kn prow•s8 *nalyi•d l)•t¥M•n
•ctl¥ttl•
Stock
Work I
progrpi•
For reu
For
dlslrtbthlon
For ve¥ile
411•trlbullon
Ch4rllabl• adl¥ill¢•:
Op•ftlng
2.871
9,TT8
Add•d In P￿￿d
89.365
165.4601
152,879
1149.331)
Impilr•LI
13.324
Olh•rtradlng acll¥lll••:
Op•nlng
p•nHdlnp*Yad
Qlh•r:
Op•nlno
Add•dlft P•FknI
ExP￿1•dIn p•rfod
T+)lal th18 ymr
6,576
13,324
2.671
9.T76
CC77a (Exc8
19
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Notes to the account
Icoiit
Not8 13
Crgditor5 and accruals
13.1 Anatys15 ol Grettlt¢)rn
Amounts falllng du• vthln
on•
Thh y•ar
Amounts f*llw¥g duè •ft•r
morn than on• •ar
Thls year
Last ye
Last Far
A¢¢Nals for grnnts payable
ank loans •nd ov•rdrafts
Trade creditorn
Paym•nt• roc•lv•d on account lor ¢onlrncts or
perfomiance-rel4ted grants
AccNals and d•f•rr•d Incom•
8,756
753
959
T•xatl¢n and soclal •ecuffty
othor credltor¥
6,237
4,733
Tol•l
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Notes to the accourits
Icoiill
Note 14
Cash al bank and in hand
Thb year
Last year
Short t•mi ea•h Inv•stm•nt* {1088 th•Th 3 month• mrtuiity d*le}
Short terni deposlts
Cajjh It bank and ¢)n hand
Other
Total
97,171
355.378
,012
453,014
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Notes to the accL)unts
Not• 16
Endo*Thenl and re¥trl¢ted income fund¥
15.1 Fund• held
Ph48• • brl•t th￿rfOl￿n ol *ny olth• folowlwJ iyp• 0¢ IwMl• h•ld by lh• ¢h&iitr.
p•mwn•nt •ndo*Tn•nt fund¥ IPEI:
•xpendable endt)wm•ntlund$ (EEI: and
mlrf¢t•d inGomè lund•. Includlw Jpe¢￿1 tn*l•, rf lh• ¢harlty (R).
Fund Name
Typ• PE.
L4notree Trust
Jull4 & Han8 R8uslino
TWI￿11 Trngt. C#mp•igns
TNs8•11 Trnil- CA C41• Worker
Fun(kffj thè up and ￿nft￿O ol the Nals*orth
Support th¢ ¢x#t of supthing Chri¥trn•$ food parc•ls and h￿rn￿r&
Sal?ry and Issoc￿l¢ll of C4mpaigns CO￿nJIn#tor rol*
Suwort the ￿$1 of *TW0y￿9 a <ledKal8d w)rk8r at CIb￿n5 Advic•
15.2 Mov•ment• of m*rfund8
Pl•￿• gfv• d•t•ll* olth• mav•m•nt• of th• m•Jor fundj th• r•*trI￿•￿I •ndowm•nt ¢olumn• ofth•
St•¢•m•ntof Fln•n¢l•lll¢OvlW••.
un
line•1
carri•d
broughl
forward
In¢offll
ourt•$
Trnn•f•f•
GAIDJ Ind lo••••
Fund nam••
Lan
treo TDJst
035
Juli4 & H•n* Rau%n
Trus$011 Trust- cam
998
ns
553
TNJsell Trust- CA C•$• Werk•r
92
Totsl Fun
5,035
78,720
193,8991
10.144
15.3 Transfers bet*wn fvndj
Pl•M• ylv• d•¢•lls of •ny tr•Ml•e¥ ly•t*wn fund•.
From Fund
Nam•)
To Fund IN•trn
un￿ strided
uli• & Hans Rau¥1￿9
Unr•stridod
Re4•on
To wovide al clients w•th Christrnas Por¢•lJ
Laptop and from Chanty
Chaity for saLqry costs
Amount
996
Tnjssell Trust-Camp3igns
Unrestricted
15531
ssel TN3t.Cas• w￿￿er
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Th1• y•Ar
TOTAL
N•m•ftywl••
Lutya•r
TRue
TOTAL
cC17•lE￿I

L•¥tpar
Trml
Subs1$1oDC•
TOTfvI
•Xp￿￿ pdd byth2¢h•r*y
*v•'lnth•hoxprnld•d.
Thli y•w
N•m otlh•¢ruJt•p
e¢lh•
La•t ywi
Namè 01th0iniJthè
wrltthn Off
auflng
reporUrwJ

Section C
Notes to the accoLllIts
cont
Note 17
Additional Dlsclosures
The following are slgniflcant matters which are not covorad in other notos and nood to bo includod to
provide a prop8r und8rstsndina of the accounts. If there is insufficient roorn hern. plga38 add a
sopardte shèeL
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