ONE AND ALL AID, TRUSTEE REPORT, YEAR TO 30[TH] JUNE 2026
Operations continued as usual.
Our day-to-day source of revenue is the charity shop, run by the trustees and a dedicated team of volunteers; so nobody is paid. Rent and other shop operating costs continue to be higher than we would like, but a new electricity contract is yielding some savings.
Our other source is fundraising by soliciting donations, of which the largest came (and continues to come) from Bylo Chacon Foundation (now renamed Woven Foundation), a USbased organisation supporting education for populations which have been victims of genocide.
This year the trustees donated £18,400 from their personal savings.
Our outgoings are dominated by the costs of funding two “Child Friendly Spaces” (schools in all but name) for Yezidi children in and near Sinjar, Iraq, following the 2014 genocide there. We have 21 people on the payroll in Sinjar (teachers, cooks/cleaners, etc.) and 300 children go through our programmes each year.