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|Reference and Administrative<br>Details||||
|Report ofthe Trustees|2|to|17|
|Report ofthe Independent<br>Auditors|18|to|20|
|Statement ofFinancial Activities||21||
|Balance Sheet||22||
|Cash Flow Statement||23||
|Notes to the Cash Flow Statement||24||
|Notes to the Financial Statements|25|to|36|
|Detailed Statement of Financial Activities|37|to|38|





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|Our values are that we stnve tobe|Our values are that we stnve tobe||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
|Aspirational|||Respectful||
|~|Believing in and wanting better for all||~|Demonstrating<br>compassion,<br>care|
|~|Having apositive energy that uplifts and|||and understanding<br>towards others|
||enables others.|||because respect is mutual|
|~|Being solution focused tothe challenges<br>faced||~<br>~|Being empathetic<br>Listening actively and without|
|~|Having high standards<br>through a|||judgement<br>tohear the views and|
||commitment<br>to continual improvement|||opinions and others.|
||and professionalism.||~|Treating people fairly and|
|~|Celebrating<br>and being thankful<br>for|||considerately|
||individual<br>and collective achievements<br>learn as much from these as we do from|to|~|Upholding<br>our agreed ways of<br>working that keeps everyone safe,|
||our challenges|||fulfils our responsibilities,<br>maintains|
|||||standards,<br>and protects our|
|||||re utation.|
|Collaborative|||Open||
|~|Knowing that collaboration<br>and||~|Being proud of and championing|
||partnerships<br>can help the sum be greater|||our mission, values, and the|
|~|than the parts.<br>Working<br>in partnership<br>with those where|||services we provide sowe are open<br>with everyone about what we do|
||we have shared missions, goals or aims|||and how we do it|
|~|Recognising the importance<br>of<br>negotiation<br>and acceptable compromise||~|Being accountable<br>for the promises<br>and commitments<br>we inake.|
||sowe advance and progress together||~|Taking care with our candour and|
|~|with others<br>Working with purpose towards positive<br>and mutually<br>beneficial outcomes.|||need to challenge sowe can always<br>be honest at the right time, in the<br>nght place and in the right way|
||||~|We are honoured to be acharity|
|||||and embrace the transparency<br>that|
|||||must come with this.|





|Month|2022-23|Leeds|Dewsbury|Romford|Calderdale|Hudds|Stockport|Liverpool|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|Aug 22|77|76|||||||
|Sep22|162|131||10|||||
|Oct22|230|202|||||||
|Nov 22|226|208|||||||
|Dec22|221|189|||||||
|Jan23|206|168|20|13|||||
|Feb23|201|160|16||||||
|Mar 23||247|||16||||
|Apr 23|iso|129|33||||||
|May 23|319|231|||18||13||





|Juu 23|270|202|16||19|14||
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|Jul 23|254|191|23||13||15|
|TOTAL|2,633|2124|190|97|106|||



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|Department|Sub Department|Op ortunity||Frequency|
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|Family|Food|Food Club Volunteer||Weekly|
|En agament|Families|Thnve Volunteer||Weekly|
||Warehouse|Maintenance||Ad-Hoc|
|Service Delivery|Delivenes|Delivery Hand||3Days Weekly|
||BedBundles|Bundle Buddy||Bi-Weekly|
||Fundraising|Fundraiser||Ad-Hoc|
|ResourCes|Advocacy|Pubhc Speaking||Ad-Hoc|
||Schools|Youth Council/D|ofE|Weekly|
|Projects|Campaigns<br>Communities|Christmas<br>Appeal<br>Healthy Holidays||Ad-Hoc<br>Non-Term Time|
|Hubs|Development|Fundraising/Advocacy||Ongoing|
||Delivenes|Delivery Hands/Driver||Ongoing|





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|Risk area|||Mitigatin<br>actions|
|---|---|---|---|
||||All staff and volunteers<br>to have the|
||||relevant<br>level ofDEScheck at the point|
||||ofappointment.|
||||All staff and volunteers<br>to have|
||||Safeguarding<br>training in their first stx-|
||||months ofappointment|
||||All staff and volunteers<br>to complete|
||||refresher Safeguarding<br>training on abi-|
||||annual basis|
||||Product 5Service Delivery team and|
||||Family Engagement<br>team toreview their|
||||risk assessment<br>document<br>on an annual|
||||basis.|
||||Product 8 Service Delivery team and|
||||Family Engagement<br>team toimplement|
||||their area specific safety training|
||||programmes|
|Securing the financial and in-kind<br>resottrces required tohiliver our plans.|||Develop, implement,<br>and regularly<br>review the Funding<br>&Communications|
||||action plans that cover how we generate|
||||financial and in-kind support|
||||Review financial reports on aregular|
||||basis toidentify implications<br>ofover and|
||||under achieving on resources levels,|
||||malang strategic reafignment|
||||recommendations<br>to the board, as|
||||d|
|Good Governs'nce.|||Follow agreed procedure<br>for|
||||appointment<br>ofnew Trustees|
||||Provide agood quality induction|
||||programme<br>for all new Trustees.|
||||Undertake<br>an annual collective board|
||||appraisal ofperformance|
||||Complete areview ofthe Charity Code|
||||ofGovernance<br>on a bi-annual<br>basis|
||||Monitor progress in fine with agreed|
||||board improvement<br>and development|
||||plan|
||||Support Trustees to engage in individual|
|Equality. Diversity|&Inclusion.||and collective training opportunities<br>Develop and implement<br>action plans to|
||||promote and progress EDIin our|
||||Trustee, staff and volunteer<br>teams|
||||Produce an annual<br>EDiprogress report,|
||||including recommendations<br>for|
||||continued<br>improvement<br>in this area|
|Managing finances <br>budgets.|in line with agreed|~|Set reafistic budget that provides<br>appropriate<br>contingencies<br>for|






|Risk area|Risk area|Mitigating actions|Mitigating actions|
|---|---|---|---|
||||operational<br>flexibifity within acontext of|
||||change and growth|
|||~|Review income Kexpenditure<br>monthly|
|||~|Report and re-forecast on a quarterly|
||||basis|
|||~|Ensure agreed Financial Standing|
||||Orders (FSOsl procedures<br>are|
||||implemented.|
|||~|Use the Strategy<br>g Finance Committee|
||||and Board decision-making<br>processes|
||||for the approval ofadditional costs that|
|Supporting<br>improvement|our continual learning and<br>and the impact we have.|~|support achievement<br>ofour plans<br>Design and oversee the implementanon<br>ofthe process and system to determine|
||||our social impact methodology,<br>in line|
||||with our agreed measures,<br>and|
||||supporting<br>all stakeholders<br>to|
||||understand<br>their role in this part ofour|
||||work|
|||~|Produce quarterly<br>learning and|
||||recommendations<br>reports to NLT and|
||||board.|
|||~|Produce Annual Learning<br>IkImpact|
||||Report, as part ofour statutory reporting|
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|||||Unrestricted|Restricted|Total|Total|
|||||funds|funds|funds|funds|
|INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS||FROM|Notes|E|E|6|f|
|Donations,<br>grants and other||||1,014,889|298,899|1,313,788|1,438,224|
|Investment<br>income||||1,074||1,074|161|
|Total||||1,015,963|298,899|1,314,862|1,438,385|
|EXPENDITURE ON||||||||
|Raising funds||||6,739||6,739|22,082|
|Charitable<br>activities||||||||
|Cost to provide charitable|activities|||904,027|179,076|1,083,103|544,779|
|Total||||910,766|179,076|1,089,842|566,861|
|NET INCOME||||105,197|119,823|225,020|871,524|
|RECONCILIATION<br>OF FUNDS||||||||
|Total funds brought forward||||1,095,887|47,982|1,143,869|272,345|
|TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD||||1,201,084|167,805|1,368,889|1,143,869|





||||||2023|2022|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
||||Unrestricted|Restricted|Total|Total|
||||funds|funds|funds|funds|
|||Notes|E|E|E|E|
|FIXEDASSETS|||||||
|Tangible assets|||96,353||96,353|122,389|
|CURRENT ASSETS|||||||
|Stocks<br>Debtors<br>Cash at bank and in hand||12<br>13|64,434<br>198,625<br>855,655|146,227<br>21,581|64,434<br>344,852<br>877,236|25,009<br>133,798<br>897,894|
||||1,118,714|167,808|1,286,522|1,056,701|
|CREDITORS|||||||
|Amounts<br>falling due within one year||14|(13,986)||(13,986)|(35,221)|
|NET CURRENT ASSETS|||1,104,728|167,808|1,272,536|1,021,480|
|TOTAL ASSETS LESSCURRENT LIABILITIES|||1,201,081|167,808|1,368,889|1,143,869|
|NET ASSETS|||1,201,081|167,808|1,368,889|1,143,&69|
|FUNDS||15|||||
|Unrestricted<br>funds<br>Restricted funds|||||1,201,081<br>167,808|1,095,887<br>47,982|
|TOTAL FUNDS|||||1,36&,889|1,143,869|
|The financial statements<br>signed on its behalf by:|were approved|by the Board ofTrustees|and authorised|for issue on .........~9l......J......V.......and were|||






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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|||||Notes|E|f|
|Cash flows from operating|activities||||||
|Cash generated<br>from operations|||||(11,880)|725,802|
|Net cash (used in)/provided|by operating||activities||(11,880)|725,802|
|Cash flows from investing|activities||||||
|Purchase oftangible<br>fixed <br>Interest received|assets||||(9,852)<br>1,074|(79,196)<br>161|
|Net cash used in investing|activities||||(8,778)|(79,035)|
|Change<br>in cash and cash equivalents||in the|||||
|reporting<br>period<br>Cash and cash equivalents|at the beginning|||of|(20,658)|646,767|
|the reporting<br>period|||||897,894|251,127|
|Cash and cash equivalents|at the end|of|the||||
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||RECONCILIATION<br>OF NET INCOME TO NET CASH FLOW FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES|RECONCILIATION<br>OF NET INCOME TO NET CASH FLOW FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES|RECONCILIATION<br>OF NET INCOME TO NET CASH FLOW FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES|||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|||||2023|2022|
|||||E|E|
||Net income forthe reporting<br>Adjustments<br>for:||period (as per the Statement ofFinancial Activities)|225,020|871,524|
||Depreciation<br>charges<br>Interest received<br>Increase in stocks<br>Increase in debtors<br>(Decrease)/increase<br>in creditors|||35,888<br>(1,074)<br>(39,425)<br>(211,054)<br>(21,235)|10,540<br>(161)<br>(25,009)<br>(133,798)<br>2,706|
||Net cash (used in)/provided||by operations|(11,880)|725,802|
|2.|ANALYSIS OF CHANGES|IN NET FUNDS||||
||||At 1/8/22|Cash flow|At 31/7/23|
||||E|f||
||Net cash|||||
||Cash at bank and in hand||897,894|(20,658)|877,236|
||||897,894|(20,658)|877,236|
||Total||897,894|(20,658)|877,236|





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|DONATIONS,<br>GRANTS AND OTHER||||
|---|---|---|---|
|||2023|2022|
|Donations<br>Gift aid<br>Grants (Trusts and Foundations)<br>Other income<br>Donations<br>in kind (items provided to beneficiaries|and facilities used by|6<br>669,937<br>63,509<br>287,330<br>11,848|E<br>1,023,238<br>134,557<br>177,255<br>8,943|
|Charity)||281,164|94,231|
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|---|---|---|---|---|
||BUPA Foundation<br>Local Care Partnership<br>HATCH<br>Leeds Building Society Foundation<br>Leeds Community<br>Foundation<br>MICE —Leeds City Council<br>The Barry and Peggy High Foundation<br>Voluntary<br>Action Leeds<br>Leeds Christian<br>Community<br>Trust<br>C& ESykes Food Club<br>Cash for Kids<br>Garfield Weston Foundation<br>Leeds City Council<br>Leeds Community<br>Foundation-Jimbo's<br>Leeds Community<br>Foundation,<br>Loca I <br>National<br>Lottery Community<br>Fund<br>Mayor's Safer Communities<br>Fund<br>Penny Appeal<br>WYNN Foundation<br>The Rapper Charitable<br>Foundation<br>Leeds Community<br>Fund<br>The Openwork<br>Foundation|Fund<br> Care Direct|f<br>10,100<br>1,500<br>27,334<br>9,946<br>4,150<br>150,000<br>72,700<br>11,600|f<br>4,000<br>5,000<br>2,100<br>30,000<br>64,400<br>19,535<br>9,946<br>10,000<br>5,896<br>10,000<br>6,660<br>500<br>368<br>250|
||Community<br>Foundation<br>in Wales<br>Other grants f1kor under|||2,000<br>6,600|
||||287,330|177,255|
|3.|INVESTMENT INCOME||||
||||2023|2022|
||Interest received||E<br>1,074|f<br>161|
|4.|RAISING FUNDS||||
||Raising donations<br>and legacies||||
||||2023|2022|
||Marketing<br>Development<br>and funding<br>admin<br>Events<br>Investment<br>fee||E<br>1,255<br>5,302<br>79<br>103|f<br>10,212<br>11,870|
||||6,739|22,082|





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|---|---|---|---|---|
|||Direct|Support||
|||Costs (see|costs (see||
|||note 6)|note 7)|Totals|
|Cost to provide charitable<br>activities||E<br>1,068,555|E<br>14,548|E<br>1,083,103|
|DIRECT COSTS OF CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES|||||
||||2023|2022|
|Beds<br>Beds and mattresses<br>in kind<br>Bedding, hygiene<br>and pyjamas<br>Bedding, hygiene &pyjamas<br>in kind<br>Opening stock<br>Closing stock<br>Food club and emergency food<br>Carpets, furniture,<br>school uniforms<br>Carpets<br>in kind<br>Staff costs<br>Freelance delivery<br>driver<br>Volunteer costs|&utilities||6<br>356,539<br>84,706<br>28,407<br>32,227<br>25,009<br>(64,434)<br>51,619<br>21,966<br>20,000<br>244,794<br>11,026<br>230|6<br>157,993<br>23,053<br>28,376<br>23,478<br>(25,009)<br>35,032<br>68,932<br>115,415<br>19,200|
|Hub set up and bursa ries<br>Staff travel and meeting costs<br>Staff recruitment<br>and training<br>Van fleet running<br>and maintenance<br>Rent in kind<br>Warehouse<br>costs<br>Insurance<br>Admin costs &small equipment<br>Processing fees<br>Events and activities<br>Depreciation|||8,827<br>7,254<br>21,204<br>8,012<br>143,100<br>9,572<br>7,012<br>6,860<br>6,283<br>2,455<br>35,888|4,563<br>8,479<br>47,700<br>6,510<br>3,050<br>6,104<br>5,877<br>251<br>10,540|
||||1,068,555|539,544|
|SUPPORT COSTS|||||
|||||Governance|
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|SUPPOR|T COSTS-cont|inued|||
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|Support|costs, included|in the above, are as follows.|||
||||2023|2022|
||||Costto||
||||provide||
||||charitable|Total|
||||activities|activities|
|Auditors'<br>remuneration<br>Auditors'<br>remuneration<br>Professional<br>fees<br>Legal advice in kind||for non audit work|f<br>10,580<br>2,836<br>1,132|f<br>4,000<br>900<br>335|
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|STAFF|COSTS|||
|---|---|---|---|
|||2023|2022|
|Wages <br>Social <br>Other|and salaries<br> security costs<br> pension costs|f<br>227,09?<br>12,255<br>5,442|f<br>104,570<br>8,499<br>2,346|
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|COMPARATIVES|F|OR TH|E ST|ATEMENT OF FIN|ANCIAL ACTIVITIES||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|||||||Unrestricted|Restricted|Total|
|INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS||||FROM||funds<br>f|funds<br>f|funds<br>f|
|Donations,<br>grants|and other|||||1,242,934|195,290|1,438,224|
|Investment<br>income||||||161||161|
|Total|||||||||
|||||||1,243,095|195,290|1,438,385|
|EXPENDITURE ON|||||||||
|Raising funds||||||20,504|1,578|22,082|
|Charitable activities|||||||||
|Cost to provide charitable|||activities|||351,251|193,528|544,779|
|Total||||||371,755|195,106|566,861|
|NET INCOME||||||871,340|184|871,524|
|RECONCILIATION|OF FUNDS||||||||
|Total funds brought||forward||||224,548|47,797|272,345|
|TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD||||||1,095,888|47,981|1,143,869|
|TANGIBLE FIXEDASSETS|||||||||
|||||||Fixtures|||
||||||Plant and|and|Motor||
|COST|||||machinery<br>f|fittings<br>f|vehicles<br>E|Totals<br>f|
|At 1stAugust 2022<br>Additions|||||5,859<br>4,774|5,631<br>3,314|129,107<br>1,764|140,597<br>9,852|
|At 31stJuly 2023|||||10,633|8,945|130,871|150,449|
|DEPRECIATION|||||||||
|At 1stAugust 2022<br>Charge for year|||||123<br>1,810|1,006<br>1,434|17,079<br>32,644|18,208<br>35,888|
|At 31stJuly 2023|||||1,933|2,440|49,723|54,096|
|NET BOOK VALUE|||||||||
|At 31stJuly 2023|||||8,700|6,505|81,148|96,353|
|At 31stJuly 2022|||||5,736|4,625|112,028|122,389|





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|12.|STOCKS|||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|||||2023|2022|
||Stocks|||6|f|
|||||64,434|25,009|
|13.|DEBTORS:AMOUNTS||FALLING DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR|||
|||||2023|2022|
||Gift aid recoverable<br>Other debtors|||E<br>181,392|f<br>133,548|
||Prepayments<br>and accrued income|||163,460|250|
|||||344,852|133,798|
|14.|CREDITORS: AMOUNTS||FALLING DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR|||
|||||2023|2022|
||Creditors<br>in the ordinary course ofactivities<br>Capital creditor<br>Accruals and deferred<br>income|||E<br>1,298<br>12,688|f<br>30,321<br>4,900|
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|MOVEMENT<br>IN FUNDS|||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
||||Net||
||||movement|At|
|Unrestricted<br>funds||At 1/8/22<br>f|in funds<br>f|31/7/23<br>f|
|General fund<br>Romford<br>(DUR)||1,092,876<br>3,011|108,205<br>(3,011)|1,201,081|
|Restricted funds||1,095,887|105,194|1,201,081|
|C&ESykes Food Club<br>Garfield Weston Foundation<br>HSF (DWP)<br>Leeds Community<br>Foundation-<br>Leeds Community<br>Foundation,|Jimbo's Fund<br>Local Care|789<br>4,054<br>10,735<br>13,023|(789)<br>(4,054)<br>(10,735)<br>(13,023)||
|District<br>National<br>Lottery Community<br>Fund<br>Safer Communities<br>School Uniforms<br>Food Club<br>LCCT Food Club<br>LCCT Food Pantry<br>Voluntary<br>Action<br>HSF<br>Carpets<br>LCCT<br>Voluntary<br>Action HSF 2023<br>BUPA Foundation<br>LCP Hatch Grant<br>Leeds Building Society Foundation<br>The Barry and Peggy High Foundation<br>John Lewis - Stockport Container||3,315<br>4,155<br>5,896<br>1,208<br>786<br>310<br>3,000<br>(1,950)<br>2,661|(4,155)<br>(5,896)<br>2,973<br>(786)<br>(310)<br>(3,000)<br>1,950<br>(2,661)<br>2,227<br>44,000<br>4,989<br>612<br>7,434<br>100,000<br>1,050|3,315<br>4,181<br>2,227<br>44,000<br>4,989<br>612<br>7,434<br>100,000<br>1,050|
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|TOTAL FUNDS||1,143,869|225,020|1,368,889|





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|---|---|---|---|---|
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|Unrestricted<br>funds||resources<br>f|expended<br>f|in funds<br>f|
|General fund<br>Romford<br>(DUR)||1,015,617<br>346|(907,412)<br>(3,357)|108,205<br>(3,011)|
|Restricted funds||1,015,963|(910,769)|105,194|
|C & E Sykes Food Club<br>Garfield Weston Foundation<br>HSF (DWP)<br>Leeds Community<br>Foundation<br>-Jimbo's Fund<br>Leeds Community<br>Foundation,<br>Local Care|||(789)<br>(4,054)<br>(10,735)<br>(13,023)|(789)<br>(4,054)<br>(10,735)<br>(13,023)|
|District<br>National<br>Lottery Community<br>Fund<br>Safer Communities<br>School Uniforms<br>Food Club<br>LCCT Food Club<br>LCCT Food Pantry<br>Voluntary<br>Action HSF<br>Carpets<br>LCCT<br>Voluntary<br>Action HSF 2023<br>BUPA Foundation<br>LCP Hatch Grant<br>Leeds Building Society Foundation<br>The Barry and Peggy High Foundation<br>John Lewis -Stockport Container<br>Winter Warmers<br>MICE - Leeds City Council<br>Yorkshire<br>Charity Bed Bundles||9,946<br>3,000<br>20<br>5,000<br>8,700<br>6,600<br>64,000<br>10,100<br>1,500<br>27,333<br>150,000<br>1,050<br>2,500<br>4,150<br>5,000|(9,946)<br>(4,155)<br>(5,8961<br>(27)<br>(806)<br>(5,310)<br>(3,000)<br>(6,750)<br>(2,661)<br>(4,373)<br>(20,000)<br>(5,111)<br>(888)<br>(19,899)<br>(50,000)<br>(2,500)<br>(4,150)<br>(5,000)|(4,155)<br>(5,896)<br>2,973<br>(786)<br>(310)<br>(3,000)<br>1,950<br>(2,661)<br>2,227<br>44,000<br>4,989<br>612<br>7,434<br>100,000<br>1,050|
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|TOTALFUNDS||1,314,862|(1,089,842)|225,020|





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|||||movement|At|
||||At 1/8/21|in funds|31/7/22|
|Unrestricted<br>funds|||6|f|6|
|General fund<br>Romford (DUR)|||222,741<br>1,807|870,135<br>1,204|1,092,876<br>3,011|
|Restricted funds|||224,548|871,339|1,095,887|
|C & ESykes Food Club||||789|789|
|Garfield Weston Foundation<br>HSF (DWP)<br>Leeds Community<br>Foundation<br>Leeds Community<br>Foundation,||-Jimbo's Fund<br>Local Care||4,054<br>10,735<br>13,023|4,054<br>10,735<br>13,023|
|District<br>National<br>Lottery Community<br>Safer Communities<br>School Uniforms<br>Food Club<br>LCCT Food Club<br>LCCT Food Pantry<br>Voluntary<br>Action HSF<br>Longleigh<br>Foundation<br>Carpets|Fund||8,904<br>20,633<br>18,260|3,315<br>4,155<br>5,896<br>(7,696)<br>786<br>310<br>3,000<br>(1950)<br>(20,633)<br>(15,599)|3,315<br>4,155<br>5,896<br>1,208<br>786<br>310<br>3,000<br>(1,950)<br>2,661|
||||47,797|185|47,982|
|TOTALFUNDS|||272,345|871,524|1,143,869|





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|MOVEMENT<br>IN|FUNDS -co|n|tinued|||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|Comparative<br>net|movement||in funds,|included|in the above are as follows:|||
||||||Incoming|Resources|Movement|
|Unrestdicted<br>funds|||||resources<br>f|expended<br>f|in funds<br>f|
|General fund<br>Romford<br>(DUR)|||||1,237,198<br>5,897|(367,063)<br>(4,693)|870,135<br>1,204|
|Restricted funds|||||1,243,095|(371,756)|871,339|
|Backpack Project<br>C8 ESykes Food <br>Cash for Kids<br>Garfield Weston <br>HSF (DWP)<br>Leeds Community<br>Leeds Community|Club<br> Foundation<br>Foundation<br>Foundation,||-Jimbo's<br>Fund<br>Local Care||25,000<br>5,000<br>2,100<br>30,000<br>29,900<br>19,535|(25,000)<br>(4,211)<br>(2,100)<br>(25,946)<br>(19,165)<br>(6,512)|789<br>4,054<br>10,735<br>13,023|
|District||||||||
|National<br>Lottery Community<br>Safer Communities<br>School Uniforms<br>Voluntary<br>Action- Widening<br>Wynn Foundation<br>Bereaved<br>Family<br>FABB||Fund<br>Partners|||9,945<br>10,000<br>5,896<br>10,000<br>9,499<br>3,660<br>500|(6,630)<br>(5,845)<br>(17,696)<br>(9,499)<br>(3,660)<br>(500)|3,315<br>4,155<br>5,896<br>(7,696)|
|Laptop<br>Fund<br>Food Club<br>LCCTFood Club<br>LCCT Food Pantry<br>Voluntary<br>Action HSF<br>Longleigh<br>Foundation<br>Carpets|||||9,432<br>1,140<br>786<br>1,001<br>3,000<br>18,896|(9,432)<br>(1,140)<br>(691)<br>(1,950)<br>(20,633)<br>(34,495)|786<br>310<br>3,000<br>(1,950)<br>(20,633)<br>(15599)|
||||||195,290|(195,105)|185|
|TOTAL FUNDS|||||1,438,385|(566,861)|871,524|





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|Backpack Project||-Healthy<br>Holidays<br>Plus pilot to distribute<br>Backpacks <br>children||ofitems to|ofitems to|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|CRE Sykes Food Club<br>Cash For Kids<br>Garfield Weston Foundation||-Towards<br>running<br>a Food Pantry<br>-Towards<br>purchasing<br>Food for families<br>-Towards salary costs||||
|HSF (DWP)||-DWP Household<br>Support Funding towards essential<br>food, utilities)||items|(beds,|
|Leeds Community<br>Foundation-|Jimbo's Fund|-Towards Support Worker salaries||||
|Leeds Community<br>Foundation,<br>LocalCare District<br>National<br>Lottery Community<br>Fund<br>Safer Communities<br>School Uniforms<br>Voluntary<br>Action- Widening<br>Partners||-Local Care Direct Health &Wellbeing<br>Fund towards<br>Family<br>Engagement<br>and Charity Manager salaries<br>until November<br>-Toward Volunteer<br>Coordinator<br>salaries and training<br>-Towards Support Worker salaries<br>-Towards<br>purchasing<br>School Uniform 5 Beds<br>-Towards<br>purchasing<br>Food for families|||2023|
|Wynn Foundation<br>Bereaved<br>Family<br>FABB<br>Laptop Fund<br>Food Club<br>LCCT Food Club<br>LCCT Food Pantry<br>Voluntary<br>Action HSF||-Towards cost of purchasing<br>beds.<br>-Towards cost of purchasing<br>beds.<br>-Towards<br>rent ofStorage Containers<br>and Beds<br>-For the cost of a laptop.<br>-Towards running<br>a Food Pantry<br>-Towards<br>running<br>a Food Pantry<br>-DWP Household<br>Support Funding towards<br>running<br>-DWP Household<br>Support<br>Funding towards essential|a Food <br>items||Pantry|
|Longleigh<br>Foundation<br>Carpets<br>LCCT<br>Voluntary<br>Action<br>HSF 2023<br>BUPA Foundation||-Towards costs ofthe Project Co-ordinator,<br>freelance<br>driver, development<br>support and storage.<br>-Towards costs of purchasing<br>carpets.<br>-Towards<br>running<br>a Food Pantry and emergency food<br>-DWP Household<br>Support Funding towards essential<br>-Towards healthy<br>holidays||delivery<br>items||
|LCP Hatch Grant||-Towards<br>running<br>a Food Pantry||||
|Leeds Building Society Foundation||-Towards costs ofthe Family Engagement<br>Manager and carpet<br>purchases||||
|Peggy High<br>John Lewis - Stockport Container<br>Winter Warmers<br>MICE - Leeds City Council<br>Yorkshire Charity Bed Bundles||-Towards cost of purchasing<br>beds.<br>-Towards container for the Stockport hub<br>-Two corporate donations for Winter Appeal<br>-Towards cost of purchasing<br>beds.<br>-Towards cost of purchasing<br>beds.||||
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||||2023|2022|
|---|---|---|---|---|
||||E|E|
|INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS|||||
|Donations, grants and other|||||
|Donations<br>Gift aid<br>Grants (Trusts and Foundations)<br>Other income<br>Donations<br>in kind (items provided|to beneficiaries|and|669,937<br>63,509<br>287,330<br>11,848|1,023,238<br>134,557<br>177,255<br>8,943|
|facilities used by Charity)|||281,164|94,231|
||||1,313,788|1,438,224|
|Investment<br>income|||||
|Interest received|||1,074|161|
|Total incoming resources|||1,314,862|1,438,385|
|EXPENDITURE|||||
|Raising donations<br>and legacies|||||
|Marketing<br>Development<br>and funding<br>admin<br>Events<br>Investment<br>fee|||1,255<br>5,302<br>79<br>103|10,212<br>11,870|
||||6,739|22,082|
|Charitable<br>activities|||||
|Wages<br>Social security<br>Pensions<br>Insurance<br>Beds<br>Bedding, hygiene<br>and pyjamas<br>Food club and emergency<br>food<br>Freelance delivery driver<br>Van fleet running<br>and maintenance<br>Carpets, furniture,<br>school uniforms<br>Events and activities<br>Rent in kind<br>Admin costs &small equipment<br>Staff recruitment<br>and training<br>Warehouse<br>costs<br>Processing fees<br>Hub set up and bursaries<br>Staff travel and meeting costs<br>Volunteer<br>costs|& utilities||227,097<br>12,255<br>5,442<br>7,012<br>356,641<br>28,407<br>51,619<br>11,026<br>8,012<br>21,966<br>2,455<br>143,100<br>6,860<br>21,204<br>9,572<br>6,283<br>8,827<br>7,254<br>230|104,570<br>8,499<br>2,346<br>3,050<br>157,993<br>28,376<br>35,032<br>19,200<br>8,479<br>68,932<br>251<br>47,700<br>6,104<br>6,510<br>5,877<br>4,563|
|Opening stock<br>Closing stock<br>Beds and mattresses<br>in kind<br>Carried forward|||25,009<br>(64,434)<br>84,603<br>980,440|(25,009)<br>23,053<br>505,526|





||||2023|2022|
|---|---|---|---|---|
|Charitable<br>activities|||6|6|
|Brought forward<br>Bedding, hygiene<br>&pyjamas<br>Carpets in kind<br>Depreciation||in kind|980,440<br>32,227<br>20,000<br>35,888|505,526<br>23,478<br>10,540|
||||1,068,555|539,544|
|Support costs|||||
|Governance<br>costs|||||
|Auditors'<br>remuneration<br>Auditors'<br>remuneration<br>Professional fees<br>Legal advice in kind|for|non audit work|10,580<br>2,836<br>1.132|4,000<br>900<br>335|
||||14,548|5,235|
|Total resources expended|||1,089,842|566,861|
|Net income|||225,020|871,524|



