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2023-01-31-accounts

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Name ofchief executive or names ofsenior staff members (Optional information)
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Description ofthe charity's trusts
Type ofgoverning
document
Cons5tution
OPA is a Charitable
Incorporated
Organisa5on
The Trustees were appointed by the CEO and founder ofthe OPA.
All three are strong supporters of the OPA and its ideals and all three have
directly relevant expenence.
Iinformation)
Additional
governance
issues (Options
You may choose to indude
addibonal
information.
where
Orchestra
Pro Anima
(WCM).
has created a partnership with Water City Music
relevant,
about:
WCM isan educabonal charity and has organised a number ofmusical
~ policies and procedures events involving up to five schoobi atatime.
adopted for the induc5on and
training oftrustees;
~ the charity's organisational
structure
and any wider
network
with which the charity
wolks;
~ relabonship
with any related
parbes:
~ trustees'
considerabon
of
maior risks and the system
and procedures to manage
them.
OPA comprises agroup ofaround 14professional
string
players who individually
or in small groups, visit schools
and music centres to enthuse and encourage
potential
young musicians.
In cooperation
with their teachers some ofthese young
people are invited to rehearse and perform side by side
Summary ofthe main
a tivitiea undertaken
for with the professional
players ata publically
promoted
concert.
the public benefit in
relation to these objects
(include wllhin this
Children's
choirs have also taken part in concerts, both
singing and listening,
along with other students
from the
secbon the statutory schools or music centres who attend these concerts,
declarafion
that trustees
togelher with parents, friends and the general public,
have had regard to the
guidance issued by the
Charity Commission
on
hence raising awareness
and interest in dassical music
forthe public benefit.
public benefit) Additionally,
the OPA seeks opportunities
to accompany
established
choirs in concerts e.g.Coventry
Cathedral
Choir and Chipping
Campden
Festival Chorus and
charges afee for its participation.
These events help to
raise the profi)e ofthe OPA and raise small contribubons
towards funding
ils educational
aims.
The Trustees have had regard tothe guidance issued by
the Charity Commission
on pubfic benefit.
Summary ofthe main
achievements
ofthe charity
during the year
Orchestra
Pro Ankna have presented 13concerts in the 2022-2023
season
in the Midlands;
Nearly half ofthese have included
young inslrumentafists
or children' s
Orchestra
Pro Ankna have presented 13concerts in the 2022-2023
season
in the Midlands;
Nearly half ofthese have included
young inslrumentafists
or children' s
choirs in the concerts both singing and listening.
Four have been in partnership
wilh the music educafion
charity, Water
City Music.
Three have been in parlnership
with the concert promobon
organisation,
Espressivo.
Sixhave been engagements.
The concerts have been a real success and the financial position has
remained
stable.
The players are very loyal and there isa very good
atmosphere
amongst them.
Despite a slow~from a difiicult
time during Covid. the orchestra is basicafiy in agood position.
In total OPA has now gkmn 65concerls since starting.
The Trustees agree that the year has been consistent
with
and followed
and furthered
the guidelines
ofOPA's chantable status.
Briefstatement ofthe
charity's
policy on reserves
The OPA aims to hold a reserve large enough to cover the
conceri in case ofcancefiafion or poor bcket sales.
costs ofone
Details ofany funds materially
In deficit
None
Further financia review details (Opfional information)
You may choose to include
additional
informabon,
where
relevant about:
The principal source ofincome is the ticket revenue.
There are also small dona5ons from regular members ofthe audience.
~ the charity's
principal
sources offunds (including
any fundraising);
At the end ofour financial year one large donation was received.
We are in discussion
with the donor about lhe most effecbve way ofusing
these addibonal
funds.
~ how expenditure
has
supported
the key ojlecives
ofthe charity;
~ investment
policy and
objecfives including
any
ethical krvestment
policy
adopted.
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