Mind Body Epg. Supporting those impacted by ENers-Danlos syndromes ANNUAL REPORT YEAR ENPEP 31gT PECEMBEP 2U2411 TEWAY Of HOPE FOR EYLERg-DANLog gYNPPOMEg A Charlty (Charltable Incorporated Organisationl Registered In England and Wales Registered Charity Number 1177182
Mind Body EDg PAGE 02 OUR FOUNPER'g gTORY My 5ytnptom5 went unrecognised for tnore than a decade, until 2014 when I finally was given my diagnosis Ehler5-Dan105 5yndrotne (Hypermobility, hEDS1 along with a number of other cornmon coworbidities. Unfortunately. my diagnosis came too late because my condition had deteriorated to point of becoming life- threatening.. essentially, not only was my neck dangerously unstable. y brain was sinking through my skull causing serious Ilfe-threatening damage. 'not-50-rare' connective t155U to diagnose e8rly 8nd treat the besr chance at life. d15ea*5 ien EDS is not a rare condition.. th awareness and knowledge amon L Lhe profession and general public. So bei correctly should not be rare. Even though no two EDS indlviduals are ever the same. the one thing I have witne55ed amongst patients that is similar are the characteristics of unity, resilience and hope. Without these three vltal characteristics, our voices would never be heard or believed. Living without an accurate diagnosis for the majority of my Ilfe has put a rremendous strain on my whole family. With 8 18ck of funding 8nd expertise avallable on the NHS or elsewhere, my family and I were then faced with the huge financial burden and stress of having to empty our pockets to seek the Iimiied EDS 5pecia115ts in the UK and eventually we h3d no choice but to go abr08d to the USA for life-saving treatment. Between 2016 and 2019 1 underwent a total of seven br31n and spin31 surgeries In my mid- twenties. Understanding Ehlers-Danlos syndromes is a steep learning curve. and the only way In which to climb, is to have hope for what the future could bring. Because there simply is nothing else. There is no ure. In actively spreading education and awareness, a goal of our chariiy Is to bring hope. By providing financial grants and support to EDS sufferer5. goal of our charity Is to bring relief. Through supporting rnedical research. a goal of our charity is to bring resolution. As a result of thi5 life-altering experieDce. when I woke from my first neurosurgery In 2016, 1 wanted it to be put to good use to ensure that others did not suffer in rhe same way from 3 failure to diagnose EDS early. The result has been the creation of the Mind Body EDS charity. Mind Body EDS aspires to be 'a gateway of hope,, to not just those of u5 With Ehler5-Dan105 syndromes, but also for the future generations of zebrasl11 to come. The ongoing suffering amongsr patients is re21 and it 15 a problem on 3 worldwide scale. Due to 13ck of awareness, knowledge and understanding in the medical profession and general public. patients go unbelleved for years and even decades, being told "it'5 just all in your head" They See doctor after doctor, getting misdiagnosis after misdiagnosis, only making their symptoms worse. causing Irreverslble damage to the body. When wlll thls ignorance end? 'tn a true believer and live by this famous quote by author Paul Shane, 'helping one person might not change the world. but it iould change the world for one person. So, It's your turn. Help change the world for those who are impacted by EDS and contribute to their life-changing diagnosis, treatment and rn8n8gement of their condition by offering your kindness and support in giving today. Timely early diagn0515 and the provision of appropriate care in order to manage the condition Is imperative so that the proper course of treatment, therapy and lifestyle adjustments are made before the condition becomes dis8bling or life-threatening. Early diagn0515 and treatment can have a hugely positive impact on the lives of sufferers and their families aspeci of care for the EDS patient that our charity is concerned. Many people who suffer from rare diseases. such as Ehlers-Danlos syndromes are known 8s medical zebra5. The zebra originates from the phrase dociors are taught in medical school "when you hear the sound of hooves, think horses not zebras". Doctors are laught to assume the most and 5imple5t diagnosi5 Ihor5e51 which 15 usually correct, to avoid misdiagnosing patients with rare illnesses Izebr351. Yet sometitnes. when you he3r the sound of hooves, it re311y is a zebra. Living with a known diagnosis is better than an und13gnosed Illness. This truly determines the type of outcotne and quality of life an EDS patient Is faced with. I dre3m of a time where It Is easier for doctors to diagnose EDS. I dream of a time when a patient's condition doesn't worsen to a point of becoming critically severe. uniil ultimately being diagnosed. I dream of a time when doctors have heard of this
Mind Body EDg PAGE 01 OUR CHAIR'g REPORT YE AI) The overarching Mi55ion of Mind Body EDS 15 to be 'A Gateway of Hope, for sufferer5 of Ehler5-Danlos Syndromes I'EDS'I and Hypermobility Spectrum Disorders IH5DI. Our Mission statement Includes the following goals.. ~Mind Body EDS aims to be at the forefront of making a difference every day to the lives of people with EDS and HSD and thelr famllles. We are ¢ommltted ¢0 havln8 a posltlve Impact for everyone affected by Ehlers-Danlos syndromes. to ensure each individual's health outcome is neither determined nor d Isadvan¢a8ed by thelr persona I mea ns. We Confront EDS and HSD on all fronts- throu8h advocacy and awarenes$. tO8ether wlth flnan¢lal and research support- to help save lives and improve individual sufferers. quality of life. Our vision is for a world where diagn0515 of EDS and HSD no longer takes decades. in order to prevent the Condltlon from causlng dlsabllng and Ilfe.threatenlng ¢ompll¢atlons. One of our primary goals is to help make a difference to the lives of EDS and HSD sufferers and the many testirnonials we receive from people the Charity has been able to help reinforce the value 8nd importance of The Charity opened a Grant Round in December 2023 and awarded applicants in january 2024. This was the tenth Grant Round the Charity has been able to fund ID help ED5 sufferers since its foundation in 2018. The Charity helped 10 5ucce55ful individuals meet the c05t5 of service5 ranging frorn travelling cosr5 to 3ppointments,' mobility 31ds and equipment assistance., spec131ist d13gnostic services orherwise not available to thetn through the NHS and to receive variou5 therapie5 to their individual needs. We distributed a total of £20,809 to those applicants In this Round. The Charity aw3rded rwo'out of Round, grants In 2024 to two individuals that needed Ljrgenr help. The Charity awarded a total financial support of £6.5SO. A summary of the financial report 15 that the Charity opened 2024 with £15.170.39'. raised £6.458 through sponsored activlties and direct donations,. distributed £26,809 through one Grant Round and two 'Qut of Round, awards referred to above. and incurred £1.670 in expen5e5 and promotional materials. None of the Trustees or the Founder are remunerated and donate their time for free. The Charity closed the year with a cash balance of £16.580 as of 315t Decernber 2024. As it W85 reported in the 2023 Chair'5 Report, the level of financial support being requested exceeds the Charity's capacity to support èll appllcènts and in eèch Grant Round the Trustees face the unenviable task of determining how to allocate a limited cash resource amongst the rnany worthy applic8nt5. Your support of the Charity either through helping rèise money or making donations directly is important in allowing us to help as many EDS and HSD Sufferers as possible and is most welcome. Mind Body EDS is not just about directly helping EDS and HSD sufferer5 secure early accurate diagnosis and treatment, critically important though that is. The Charity was also established to help address the lack of 8wareness and understanding of EDS and HSD 8mongsi both the medical profession and the gener81 public more broadly, and in 2024 we continue to take steps in broadening recognition of EDS as a unique set of I would like to t8ke Ihis opportunity to 3cknowl&dge and thank those colleagues who help run the Charity and to thank all who have contributed to it5 activitie5 in whatever way during 2024. I have held the position of Interim-chair since 2023. IRterim-Choirolthe frvstees
Mind Body EDg PAGE 03 REPORT OF THE TRugTEEg FOR YEAR ENPEP 31gT PECEMBER 2024 The Trustees of Mind Body EDS are pleased ro present thi5 seventh annu31 report and 3icounts for the Charity. The Charity was licensed on 15th February 2018 and the Trusiees have chosen to close the accounting period end on 31st December each year. This report covers the accounting period from 15r january 2024 to 315t Decernber 2024. These'Receipts and Payrnents, accounts are presented under section 133 of the Charities Act 2011, whiih states that charities registered in England and Wale5 that are not tornpanies are allowed to complete RÈcÈipts and P8ymÈnt$ 8ccounts if their turnover does not ÈxcÈÈd £250,000. Also, In accordance with section 25 of thè Charity's constitutlon, the Trustees have kept proper accounting r?cords and the charity Is entitled to file receipts and payments accounts if the Trusiees Ihoose to do so. The Trustees confirm thai none of the exception5 listed in the Charity Commission's guidelines apply to the Charity and that receipt5 and payrnents 3ccount5 are appropriate to the Charity'5 circuffl5tance5. The Trustees have opted (o use the Charity Commission's proforma for completing the 3ccount5. 4*.t ALLA.
Mind Body EDg PAGE 04 REFERENCE AND APMINigTRATIVE PETAILg OUR TRugTEEg FOR 2024 Kevin Sylvester Ilnterim-chairl Andy Blair Iresigned May 20241 Graham Noakes Iresigned August 20241 Francesca Oosthuizen Martin Coleman (appointed September 20241 Rochelle Sylvester (appointed September 20241 OUR FOUNPER Laura Sylve5ter-Dod50n OUR FAMILY PATRONg Rt Hon. Lord Mark Malloch Brown and Lady Trish Malloch-Brown OUR MEDICAL PATRON Professor Christopher Matthias OUR AMBAggADOR Ashleigh Harley OUR REGI£TEREP APPRE£g clo Shaw Gibbs Wey Court West Union Road Farnham Surrey GU9 7PT OUR CONTACT PETAILg Find us at.. www.mindbc>dyeds.org.uk Social media.. @mindbodyedscharity
Mind Body EDg PAGE 05 OUR PURpogEg ANP ACTIVITIEg Our ch8ritable objects as de1311ed In our constituiion are these.. l) The relief of sickness ond the preservation ond promotion of good hetTlth omong people suAfering from Ehlers Don105 Syndrome5 (EDSJ und Hypernjobility Spectrum Di50rders (HSDJ. comorbidities und reloted condition5 in portlculor but not excluslvely by.. LYI Provldltrpg InAormutlon und sronts ol Ilnunclul osslstonce to those dlugnosed wAth such condltlons. ond those seeklng o dlugnosls bj Providinx gr¢7nt5 of linunciul u5515tunce to orguni5Utions undertuking research into Ehler5 Dun105 Syndromes. comorbldltles reluted condltlons. the uselul results ol whlch wlll be dlssemlnoted for the publlc beneAIt 2) To odvunce educotlon of thtr publlc In EDS ond HSD. comorbldltles reloted condltlons In portlculur but not exclusively by providing informutive tulks designed to rllise uwureness t7nd further knowledge of the conditions •mong the medl¢•l professlon These defined purposes translate Into OLJr key objectives as an organisatlon which are to provlde support In three key area5'. EPUCATION We are about r31sing 3wareness and educating the public and medic31 community about the range of EDS and HSD and how widespread they are. specifically advocating across the UK'S medical schools. By uniquely focusing on rhe doitors of tomorrow we aitn 10 provide better outiornes for EDS and HSD patients and in this way differentiate ourselves from other charities. The earlier a patient can get a diagnosis. the earlier their life can improve and potentially mitigate disabling or Iife-threatening medical complications that can occur depending on the progression and severity of their EDS and HSD FIIIANCIAL gvppoRT We 8re 8bout financially supporting and contributing to individua15 and farnilie5 who are directly impacted by EDS and HSD enabling them to have the option INH5 Dr privaiel to access the limited EDS and HSD specialists to diagnose, manage and conditions the UK. Key interventional diagnostics and treatments for some patients are Dnly offered resuliing substantial travel and accornmodation ost5 for tnany families, even when treatments are available on the NHS. Fundatnentally. we airn to ensure that delay through lack of affordability does not derermine È worse outcom& for the parient. REgEARCII We Support research to find cause5. treatment5 and potential cure5 of the EDS and HSD and improving the quality of Ilfe of patients affected by this genetic condition.
Mind Body EDg PAGE 06 OUR gTRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT As at 31st December 2024 the Charity has four trustees who meet on a regular basis in Trustee meetings which are the decision making forum of the Charity. The terms of office for the individuals vary and are set for 2, 3 and 4 years. The role of Interim-chair rotated between Kevin Sylvester and Graham Noakes from January to August. Since September 2023, Interim-chair is represented by Kevin Sylvester. During the course of 2024 there have been four full Trustee meetings, all meetings being held virtually. Two trustees attended all four meetings, three trustees attended two meetings, and four trustees attended one meeting. Two trustees resigned in 2024 due to personal reasons Andy Blair a5 of 21 May 2024, nd Graham Noake5 as of 13 August 2024. We welcomed and appointed two new Trustees as of 21 September 2024, Martin Coleman and Rochelle Sylvester. The Trustees are not paid and volunteer their time in meetings and in other activities to further the causes of the Charity. The Charity is supported in administrative and ambassadorial roles by the Charity's founder, Laura Sylvester-Dodson. Laur3 also attends Trustee meetings and has been influential in defining the direction and principles of the Charity. The Charity keeps detailed accounting records and has an agreed set of Financial Policies which set out the way in which the Charity's financial activitie5 are carried out, covering such activitie5 as operating the bank account, and producing quarterly financial updates to Trustees. In managing its financial resources, the Trustees from time to time consider the need to hold reserves. The Charity does not have employees, nor premises, and does not therefore incur regular expenses of this nature. However, to be prudent and to allow the Charity tts meet potential expenses and commitment5 35 they fall due (such as for professional fees) the Trustees have determined that a sm311 sum should be set aside at all times to meet these expenses (the balance being £2,370 at the end of the accounting period). As the Charity'5 turnover for 2024 did not exceed £250,000 the Trustees have elected to produce Receipt5 and Payments acctsunt5 and these are to be seen later in thi5 report. The Trustees have opted to use the Charity Commission's proform3 for completing the accounts. Mind Body EDS is officially Irademarked by the IPO.
Mind Body EDg PAGE 07 HOW HAVE WE FULFILLEP OUR OBJECTIVEg IN 20242 Wirh thonk5 to rhe Chri curolsinger volunreers FUND RAigiNB The income of the Charity for 2024 was £6,458. Despite 3 challenging economic climate and ongc>ing pressures of the cost of living crisis, we maintained a programme of fundraising activity. While overall donations were modest than previous years, we were extremely fortunate to receive two donations from foundations totalling £5,000, as well as having many individuals donating. The wide variety of donor5 and methods of support shows u5 that we are raising awareness of the Charity and our causes far and wide. Other friends of the Charity who have helped us through the year included.. £227 raised by Emily Rezin doing a challenge of 30 miles in 30 days £777 raised by direct donations £685 raised by volunteer Christmas carol singers in December Contribution5 are rnade in many ways, including Crowd Funder, PayPal, and the Charities Aid Foundation. These contributions, though modest, remain an important source of unrestricted funds and demonstrate the Commitment of our community to supporting people affected by EDS and HSD. We are grateful to all of our donors, whatever the method you choose to help us. GRANT GIVINO Awarding grant5 to individuals is the core of what we do we award grants to applicant5 seeking financial support for diagnostic tests, travel, treatments (>r equipment arising from their diagnosis or SLJspected diagnosis of Ehlers-Danlos syndromes. In 2024, we 3W3rded grants frc>m the December 2023 grant round and two 'out of round, grants. In total we had 25 applications and were able to award 12 grants to a total value of over £26,809. The value of the grants awarded ranged from £350 to £5,724. Everything we have experienced in these first six years of activity for the Charity indicates to us that there is a hLJge unmet need for support 2nd we will continue to work hard to help individLJals to access support and treatment to give everyone the best chance of an earlier diagnosis or the support they need to live better with EDS. 16,458 12 [26,809 Fundraised by individuals and events in 2024 EDS patients positively impacted byfinancial grants In 2024 Total financial grants awarded to EDS patients in 2024
Mind Body EDg PAGE 08 AWARENEgg RAigiNG Our zim to raise awareness amongst the public and the medical community will never be complete there will always be more that can be done. In 2024, we made a virtU31 impact actively using Social Media (Facebook and Instagraml with est. 11,000 total followers, thanks to the efforts and Support of volunteer5 working with us posting EDS Fact5, Grant Testimonials and Awarene55 Day5. Our aim to reach the medical community is specifically focussed on the next generation tsf young doctors and GPS. By raising awareness of the symptoms and prevalence of EDS amongst trainee medics and particularly using the 'zebra' analogy in future, the experience of hearing about EDS may lead a clinician to pursue EDS as a diagn051S P055ibly leading to achieving the ultimate goal of more titnely diagnosis and appropriate, and possibly life saving, treatment. Our aim to reach the general public continued to grow In 2024 with the help of advocacy events, social media, fundraising events, and website. We would like to highlight.. Delivered a webinar presentation on EDS and the work of our Charity to nine Nexus general practice5 across London. Resulted in significant positive action where Nexus initiated an audit Of EDS and HSD within their patient records tts strengthen their understanding and improve care pathways. Feedback from participants was overwhelmingly positive, with clinicians reported greater awareness and confidence in supporting patients with these conditions. Fundraising events- individuals participated for our Charity in the 30 miles in 30 days sporting event a5 described in the 'Fundraising' section above Carol singing at Christmas in our local town, Farnham, spreading awareness of EDS to members of the public by handing out MB-ED5 awareness flyers and advocating. Social Media our accounts on Facebook and Instzgram have been very active this year with est. 11,000 total supporters, thanks to the efforts of volunteers working with us. Our
myedsdiagnosis campaign that began in May 2018 continues to be a success with over 200
individuals from around the world sharing their diagnosis story and number of year5 to diagn051S to help spread awareness of our Charity'5 mission. Most weeks we have shared these storie5, ED5 Facts, Awareness Days and Grant Testimonials to reach a wider audience and have received positive feedback. Raising awareness among healthcare professionals remained a priority in 2024 and we would like to thank all our supporters and volunteers for making it successful. FUNPINB REgEARCH Our objective to fund research into EDS and HSD is aspirational in these early years, funds have been directed towards our more immediate priority of helping individuals to seek diagnosis and to aid them in living more comfortably with EDS. In the longer term, there will be many opportunities to contribute to the research agenda and t(> focus funding in areas which will support greater understanding of the origins, progress and treatments for EDS, and we are hoping that within 5 years, we will have made 3 Start on this particular objective.
Mind Body EDg PAGE 09 LOOkING AHEAP TO 2025 ANP BEYONP As our experience over the past six years as a Charity has shown us. there is much unmet need for EDS and HSD sufferers and much more to do. Our focus for 2024. and continuing into 2025. has been to secure longer-term sponsorship donors to enable us to offer more grant awards to Individuals to help them achlève a tlmely dlagnosls. and to provlde support for medlcal and Ilfestyle requirements of those living with the disease. We will a150 be stepping up our advocacy work and are planning to reach out to more of the medical ctsmmunity to raise awareness of the symptoms and prevalence of Ehlers-Danlos syndromes and Hypermobility Spectrum Disorders to glve new patlents the best chance of an early dlagnosls. For our fundraising efforts. we are hopeful that we will have more events and opportunities to connect with donors despite challenging economic time5. And we wlll be contlnulng to engage wlth our networks and communltles to seek support for our work through a varlety of sponsored and Indlvldual efforts. This report is signed by the Interim Chair of Trustees and was approved by the Trustees by email on 12th October 2025. Kevin Sylvester Interim-choir of the Trustees
Mind Body EDg PAGE 10 MINP BODY Epg A CHARITABLE INCORPORATEP ORGANigATION REGigTEREP IN ENCLANP & WALEg CHARITY NUMBER 1177182 Receipts and Payments Analysis for accounting period 1st January 2024 to 31st December 2024 2024 2023 Receipts Donations from Charitable foundations Donations from Individuals and companies Donations from Sponsors Direct Fundraising activities 18,(XX] 1,605 2,234 774 226 458 Payments Grants to applicants Bank and money transferfees Professional fees Purchase of equipment Office expenses Fundraising expenses Conference and educational events 26,809 14,214 875 2,222 764 49 302 Cash Funds Bank account balance Cash in Hand Pay Pal account balance 16,121 458 36,578 850 Please see the Notes to the Account$ on the followlng pages.
Mind Body EDg PAGE 11 NOTEg TO THE ACCOUNTg These 'Receipts and Payments, accounts are presented under section 133 of the Charities Act 2011, which states that charities registered in England and Wales that are not companies are allowed to complete Receipts and Payments accounts if their turnover doe5 not exceed £250,000. Also, In accordance with section 25 of the Charity's constitution, the Trustees have kept proper accounting records and the charity is entitled to file receipts and payments accounts if the Trustees choose to do so. The Trustees confirm that none of the exceptions listed in the Charity Commission's guidelines apply to the Charity and that receipts and payments accounts are appropriate to the Charity's circutn5tance5. The Trustee5 have opted to use the Charity Commission's proforma for completing the accounts. ACCOUNTIPIQ YEAR ENP The Charity was licensed on 15th February 2018. The Charity has chosen to designate 31 st December as its accoLJnting period end. Specific disclosLJres for Charitable Incorporated Organisations The Charity 15 required to disclose any guarantees which it has given and which could give rise to a potential liability. A5 at the end of December 2024 the Trustee5 had agreed to pay, but not yet paid, z sum of £500 for professional fund raising advice. There are no debts OLJtst3nding at 31st December 2024 and consequently no debts secured by an express charge on any asset of the Charity. RELATEP PARTY TRANgACTIONg In 2024 a sum of £813.36 wa5 paid to Kevin Sylvester, interim Chair of the Charity, for expenses incurred on behalf of the Charity. TRugTEE REMUPIERATION ANP EXPENgEg During the year no Trustee received any remuneration in their role a5 a Trustee. A total of £813.36 was reimbursed to Trustees for payments made on behzlf of the charity. ACCOUNTING FOR gEpARATe FUNpg - REgTRICTEP ANP ENPOWMENT FUNpg All receipts to the Charity have been technically unrestricted no specific conditions attach to funds received and hence no separate accounting for reserved funds is required. The Charity holds no endowment fund5. However, in order to be prudent and to ensure that the Charity is able to meet potential expenses and commitments as they f311 due (such as for professional fees) the Trustees have determined that a small sum should be set aside at all times to meet these expenses (the balance being £1,160 at the end of the accounting period). These funds set aside are not restricted or reserved under the meaning of the SORP. ENP OF NOTEg.
Mind Body EDS 1177182 Receipts and payments accounts CC16a For the period 1st January 2024 31st December 2024 To from
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| A1 Receipts | to the nearest £ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Restricted funds |
to the nearest £ Endowment funds |
Total funds to the nearest £ 5,000 774 226 458 - - - - 6,458 - - - 6,458 26,809 - 875 - 764 49 - - - 28,497 - - - 28,497 - 22,039 - - 22,039 |
Last year to the nearest £ |
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| Donations from Charitable foundations | 5,000 | - - - - - - - - - |
5,000 | 18,000 | |
| Donations from Individuals and companies | 774 | 774 | 1,605 | ||
| Donations from Sponsors | 226 | 226 | 2,234 | ||
| Direct Fundraisingactivities | 458 | 458 | 1,270 | ||
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| Sub total(Gross income for AR) | 6,458 | 6,458 | 23,109 | ||
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| - | 32,248 | ||||
| - | - 22,039 | 38,619 |
Section B Statement of assets and liabilities at the end of the period
| Categories B1 Cash funds B2 Other monetary assets B3 Investment assets B5 Liabilities B4 Assets retained for the charity’s own use Signed by one or two trustees on behalf of all the trustees |
Details Bank account balance Pay Pal account balance Cash in Hand Details Details Details Details Signature Kevin Sylvester Total cash funds (agree balances with receipts and payments account(s)) |
to nearest £ to nearest £ 16,121 - 458 - 1 - 16,580 - OK OK to nearest £ to nearest £ - - - - - - - - - - - - Cost (optional) - - - - - Cost (optional) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Print Name Kevin Sylvester Unrestricted funds Restricted funds Unrestricted funds Restricted funds Fund to which asset belongs Fund to which asset belongs Fund to which liability relates Amount due (optional) |
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| Kevin Sylvester | Kevin Sylvester | 12th October 2025 | |
| Mind Body EDS | Mind Body EDS | Mind Body EDS | 1177182 | CC16a | |
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1st January 2023 | To |
31st December 2023 | ||
| Section A Receipts and payments | |||||
| A1 Receipts | to the nearest £ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Restricted funds |
to the nearest £ Endowment funds |
Total funds to the nearest £ 18,000 1,605 2,234 1,270 - - - - 23,109 - - - 23,109 14,214 - 2,222 - 302 - - - - 16,738 - - - 16,738 6,371 - 32,248 38,619 |
Last year to the nearest £ |
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| Donations from Charitable foundations | 18,000 | - - - - - - - - - |
18,000 | 20,000 | |
| Donations from Individuals and companies | 1,605 | 1,605 | 5,714 | ||
| Donations from Sponsors | 2,234 | 2,234 | 5,222 | ||
| Direct Fundraisingactivities | 1,270 | 1,270 | 190 | ||
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| Sub total(Gross income for AR) | 23,109 | 23,109 | 31,125 | ||
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| - | 32,248 | 32,188 | |||
| - | 38,619 | 32,248 |
Section B Statement of assets and liabilities at the end of the period
| Categories B1 Cash funds B2 Other monetary assets B3 Investment assets B5 Liabilities B4 Assets retained for the charity’s own use Signed by one or two trustees on behalf of all the trustees |
Details Bank account balance Pay Pal account balance Cash in Hand Details Details Details Details Signature Kevin Sylvester Graham Noakes Total cash funds (agree balances with receipts and payments account(s)) |
to nearest £ to nearest £ 36,578 - 1,191 - 850 - 38,619 - OK OK to nearest £ to nearest £ - - - - - - - - - - - - Cost (optional) - - - - - Cost (optional) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Print Name Kevin Sylvester Graham Noakes Unrestricted funds Restricted funds Unrestricted funds Restricted funds Fund to which asset belongs Fund to which asset belongs Fund to which liability relates Amount due (optional) |
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| Kevin Sylvester | Kevin Sylvester | 5/21/2024 | |
| Graham Noakes | Graham Noakes | 5/21/2024 |