REGISTERED CHA￿ NUMBEIL. 1181003
Re ort of the Tntstees and
Unau(rrted Financial Ststements
forthe Year Ended 31 Decomber 2023
Instttute for Suslainable Philanthro
Mander Duffill
Chartered A¢￿untants
The Old Post Offics
4143 Market PEace
Chippenham
Imltshi
SN15 3HR

,Instit
eforsustttinable Philanthro
Contents of thè Financlal Staf8ments
forthe Year End
31 DecembeT 2023
Page
Report of the TTUStees
1 to 4
Inde￿ndent ExamiDorf6 Report
Statament of Flnanclal Acuvities
Balance Sheèi
Cash Flow Statement
Notes to the Cash Flow Statement
Notes to the Financlal Ststements
10 to 15
Detalled Statement of Flnaneial Actfvities
16 10 17

Institutelor Sustainabla Philanth
ort of the Trustees
for the Year Ended 31 December 2023
The trustees present their report with th¢ finan¢iaJ stat￿nerrts of the Ghèrty forthe year ended 31 December 2023. The
trustees have adopted the provisi¢)ns of Ac￿￿￿ting and Reporting by Charitie5: Ststement of Re¢ommended Practi
, appl￿￿ to charities preparing their 8w)unts in accordance ￿th the Financial Reporting Stsndard apPI￿able in the
UK and Republ￿ of Ireland IFRS 1021 leff*Ne l Jawary 2019).
OKIECTIVES AND ACTIVITIES
Objectives and aims
The pur￿￿e$ ofthe Institute for SLL%t8inabb Phijarthrcpy (FSP) aye:
To ￿VanCe education for the pub￿¢ benefrt in the ￿n￿lUtt skn'ls of phoanthrcyy, en3b￿ng charities and other
nonprofit bodie8 to increase their fvnding to furlher their chai]lab￿ purposes. We do this by.
Ctmducting re5e8rch through the lens of philanthK¥xc t6ychology into phijanthrcyy arKI fundralsing,. and
Providing education. traming and SUPFW)rt to enat4e all stakeho]d6rs to ublize the anerging seiwce that we and
cÉhers genwate.
The Inst*ut8 exis& to grow personally meanty)gfvl philanthropy around the world and il will do 80 by focusing on
developing the 8¢[en￿ of how people bve others and Jove themse￿. tfthe experieft￿ of phiLanthropy can be mada
more meaningful, we now knowthat individuaL8 wll gve mc¥e and gNe ts longer.
current￿ our researdi programs locus on the of identity. lo￿ 8nd wellbeing and wè g￿erate new theory
which we then test In surveys and field expertments wtth chaTtbes and nonprofts arcxjnd theworfd. We Ihen publish our
finOIngs in academic joum21s. books or In our own research rep￿ sertes (Kthich 15 free to thvnload) so that others
may use the idea?. We also disserninale this WO￿ Il￿oUgh s8ckY conferences ar¥J events. globalty. In 2023 we
presenled {digitslly and ra￿l￿fa[￿l at Conferen￿ based in the UK USA Irejand. Australla. Germany, Hungary, and
Switzertand. We also offer a range of digital leafflirvJ padfaoes and Cerbfute courses which showcase these ideas
and leach pa￿cipants how to use them. The InslttLrte wiu also mentor Cha[[b￿￿oI￿)rofiL$ who wish to switth lo a
ccmmunications apFwach. based on philanthT(pic psychtlojy.
The creation of new scientfft research arKI the disseminat¥)n of our ffndings is the o)re of the public benefit we
promde. Our trustees have been issued wth ccy1￿ of the gLUdan￿ issued by the Chartty Ccmmission on public
benefrt. Such gLlldan￿ is aL￿ p[rmd￿j lo nÉw trustees as part of fheir induction process. Tha Board take8 Ils
responsibilities in thls regard very Serious￿ and our acbiribes are conslstent wtth that guidance. The IFSP'S activibes
are reviewed quarterty by the ful Board in accoJrlance with the Govemance Code of Prac*lce and we have a
govem8n¢e sub-committee of the fvll board whose ro￿ Itn part) ks to oversee the evolLrtion of our publk banefrt
Ivities arsd intcrm our strategic thinking and P￿ll8.
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Instltute for Sustslnable Philanth
Re
ort of the Trustees
forthe Year Ended 31 December 2022
ACHIÈVEMENT AND PERFORMANCE
Charftabl& actIV￿e$
Our acti￿tieS group into thre8 broaj hesdings
1. Scl&ntIfic Research and Publi¢atlons
In 2023 we submitted for pUb￿C￿lOn the th￿d &Irt￿ of our Fundra￿Ing. prinap1￿ 8nd Practice textbook with Imley.
The n8w edition is planned to be publi$h8d in June 2024.
We also submitied our M6aningful PhJanthroFY. Undarstandtng the Bd)ind the Gmng" rnanus¢ript to the Policy
Pr&qs {8n impTint of the Brfstol UnNersty Press}. PUbl￿￿10n is Cur￿tty ey4)ecW in June 2024..
2. Educatlonal Programming
In 2023 we had the foll(AMng impact".
- 312 Indlviduals enrolled in ujr enty level fun(traisirvJ dass- Fundrai8ing Standard.
- 1162 indMdv818 participated in our onlmiewebinats
- 117 indivKIu818 participated in our certi￿te in Philanthropr Psythdcuy or Cartifi¢ate in Fundraising Copwibng (73
Phil Psych and 44 Cop￿I￿ng1.
- 24 indivK1uals att￿ded OUT Certthcate tn Leo¥ Fundr￿sIng orthe B4u85t Fundraising Standard lour US var¥ant).
1400 people attended our speaking engagemènts for thlrd parties such as the AssctEtion of Fundraisiny
Professionals
24 students enrolled on the Diploma in Fundrising Managemenl we run for the Intern8tional CrosslRed
Crescent
- 125 students tODk part in bespoke training for the Cetbfioale in Fundraising Cop￿t￿n9.. 24 attended from Ad lo the
Church in Nèed. 49 from Colorado Gives and 52 from RSPC& U
- 588 Ind￿ldua¥S downl(kgded one of our reports from ourwebsi
3. Merforing and Consultancy Support
As outllned above, the Institute works vAth partners to help them embed new approaches to donor communication
based on our philanthropic psychol(w principles. In 2023. partners included Eden Valty Hospica. Lfftlng Up
Westchèster. Oxfarn It￿, Pancreatic C8ncer UK, Union Re￿e missi￿ and the Norwegian Blind Assosiation. Many
of these partnérships allow us to cotled experi￿￿ntaI d8ts whth can then be re￿Or￿ in the mechanisms we describe
sbove. We will only work with organizalions who are willing to allow us to disseminate to a wider audience.
As an example we thed wrth Ofjam Itaty lo examine the words that supporters use to desthe themselves. other
supporters and the indmduals the organEalion serves in cXYnmun￿eS around the world. Our work was able lo highlight
drfferences in the perceptions of each group, maknng rerunmendations for change. Our WOTk aLso albwed the partner
reflact on th8 typè tsf lov8 SUPPOrters could experience and the Additional rn•aning that could bo dajrvarad
cons8quence.
In 2023 we were In the experirnentsl stage of our signature research project on love and art￿ulatIon In fundrak%ing.
We cDnducted exp8rlments to explore what knnds of love fundraising coukl and who that Itsv8 could be betW88ll.
We also examined, how that love was experienced. htyw It could bè enhanced and how it could be used lo Iransfom
the identili&s of key stakeholders. Our findings. togelher an accompanying lrteratura m8w, will ba published in
mid 2(r24.
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nstituteforsu
inable Philanthro
ort of the Trustees
for the Year Ended 31 December 2023
We continue to coath charitres through webinars and ithuse training to ma￿lMize the value frun thelr leamlng and
fi￿her penetrate IdEas from philanthrop￿ psycholcgy into thairwork.
FINANCIAL REVIEW
Rèserve3 pollcy
IFSP intends to hold three months of all exwdrture plus a fijrlher three months staff costs to atluw the oro8nlzation to
adapt to any ¢hanges in the incom8 or expenditure of the cygantzation. The trustees astabfished £192.000 as th¢ target
for 2023. based on the 2022 f nar£ial reporL This target for cash reseNe5 wa5 met and excwled. making f( PD6sible
lo ￿Vest in 8alary increases for members for senior me]rthTS of crtjr team, tr] accordance wth an analysis of sector
benchmark? for senp)r academiG Staff. Stafflng leveLs across IFSP ranained constsnt in 2023 and the risk prof518
faciro IFSP and the reSu￿2nt policy were unchanged in the caiendar year. The biggest risk lo the Instf(ute remains
the potential bss or incapacty of ofthe professori￿ leadership team.
srRUrnRE, GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
Governing do¢uTneFrt
Tho charty Is contro118d by it8 govemlng dc¢ument, a degj of trust and (xjnstitutes an unincorporated charity.
The IFSP18 a Charitable Ineorpor*ed Org8niz8tion ICIO) 8d(¥ting a CKJnststU￿ as its governing dogument.
The Board of trustees admini%ters the charity. The Board meets quartedy and there are sub-C(ynmittees covering
govemance, misslon (public benefftl and firk7ncejaUd￿ The Board also appoints a Director to manage the daY-IC￿￿Y
operations of the organization and Currentty this ro]e is splt tknen Prof Adrian Sargeant and Prof Jen Shang. To
facilitate effe¢tNe operdtions, t￿ Directorfsl have delegated auIhc￿ty. wlthln the tern￿ of delegatlon approved by the
twstees, for matters including fin8nc8, eMploy￿￿nI leachin9 and research.
We cvrrenttv have 8 trustees and are peTmitted to appoint a M￿muM of 11 E8eh tnjstee will nomially serve a of
three years. We are currentty staggerfng Ihe t4neJine ofthese appointments to 8nstJre continuity and stabllty.
All currènt n*mbers of the Board are enccuraged to nOrn￿ate trtEst*s and we w711 C￿￿10n2[￿ advertise these
role8 as CiTcumstances requira Wè are committed to achi￿]ng great¥ dwersity in our goveming Board and are
wothing toward that god.
New trustees will undergo an ¢Jrientation to brief th￿￿ their tegal oblMJations under ch81ity law, the Charity
commi￿10n guidance on public benefit. cont￿tt of our constltub"on, the Board. its sub-commrtiees 2nd its
deusion-making proce8￿ and the busin&s plan and recert past performance of the chaty. cu￿endY any naw
tDJStee3 woukl be induded r￿Th0te￿.
REFERENCE AND ADMtNISTRATIVE DEfAILS
Registered Charity number
1181003
Prfn¢lpal addr89$
The Philanthropy Centre
Unit 12 Thè Business Cgntre
Plymouth
Devon
PL4 OEQ
Pw3

Inèbk P
DrtoftheTn
31 08C
Dr M NayknrTr
J Hudson Truthe
BeEm Tru
J Love TrL*e {res*Aned 20.11231
N Harris Truste8
G Longfidd TTLt8ree {res&noa 25.428)
C S¢eroDu Trusteg
G Mangllk (oppoitad 6.5231
MTS J Binks l¥ppoi¥ts0 &5.231
D Fots18ppoIMt&1 &523)
Ind•pand￿t Examin•r
dor D￿Ill
The Old P08toffi
4143 Mafiot Place
ChWenh•m
shtre
SN153HR
gi4124
on Ix
Dr kl Nayknr-Trustee

nde
endent Examinerfs Re
rt to the Trustees o
Instltutefor Sustainable Philanthro
Independent examlneP8 report to the trustees of Instltute for Sustainable Phllanthropy
I repc*t to the d￿rity tru8tees on my examination of the accourts ￿ Institute for Sustsinable Philanthropy {the Trust)
for the yearerxla 31 December 2023.
Responsibilities and basis of report
As the charty trustees of the Trust you a￿ responsible for the ￿parat￿)n c¢ the acuunts n accordance wth tha
requirements of the Charities Act 2011 Dhe Acfl.
I rewrt in resped OF rny examination of the TrusV8 accounts carried out under Secticy) 145 of the AGt and in carying
out my ex8mination I hsve followed all applrcable DIreCt￿rtS gwen by the Chanty Conynission und8r S￿lI0n 1￿(5)(b)
ofthe ACL
Indopendent examlnefs sl*ement
Since your charity's gTOSS income excegjed £250.000 your eyAminer mLtyt be a member d a listed body. I can confimi
that l am qualrfi6d to undertaka the examinatiC￿ becaus& I am a membèr of th8 Instth of Chartered Accountants in
England and Wales. whth is ono of th8 listod bc*Ji8S.
I have completed my examination. I ccnfirm that no material m*ters h&e Come to my attention n ¢onneGtion with the
examination giving me cause to bdieve that in any material respect..
accounting r8cords were not kept in ￿t￿¢t of the Trust a£ requwgd by S8Lrtion 130 of the Act" or
the 8eLOUllts do not accord Mth th¢w rècords,. or
the accounts do not comply with the appltcable requirements eonceming the fomi and contonl of accounts set
in the Charmes {Accounts and ReN)rts) Regulations 2008 other tran any requirement that the accounts
g(ve 8 true and fair wew which is not a matter consder&J as part of an irvjependent examination.
I have no concems and have come across no other matters in ccffirxtion with Ihe examir5ation to which attention
should be drawn In this report In order to enable a proper Understandi￿ of the *counts to be r68ehed.
Andrew Dav$8 FCA
Mander Duffill
Chartered A¢count8n18
The Old P08t Office
4143 M8rket Plaee
Chippenham
shire
SN15 3HR
Date..
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Institute forsustainab
thro
Statsmerrt of FlnanGial Actwftles
OTthe Year Ended 31 December 2023
31.1223
Totsl
funds
31.12.22
Total
fuThJs
Unr8strthd
fund
Reslrictgj
INCOME AND ENDOWMEKfs FROM
Don*lions and legacies
82.132
82.132
102,746
Charitabl& actlvitlès
Scientific research
Education and training
32,052
32,052
340.fj62
61.199
Total
EXPENDITURE ON
Charitabla acttvtttes
Scientific research
EdUcat￿n and training
33,617
213,238
286.444
33.876
820,120
Other
111161
111161
Total
431281
346,219
NET INCOMEI{EXPENDITURE)
$7241
(33.6761
23.￿5
87.546
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS
Total funds brought fonKard
429.540
33.676
463,216
375,670
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
486.781
486.781
463,218
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Ball￿8 Sheet
81.12.23
31.1Z22
nd
RXED ASSETS
TarvJibk sssets
1T7
1.301
89,321
89.321
69,241
497A14
481.314
475.924
10
(10.710)
(10,710)
{1£1)fj9)
NEf CURREKfASSErs
TOTAL ASSETS LESS CLIRIIEHT UABLrnES
781
4&s.n1
463,216
NEfA8SErs
488.7
46&216
11
Unrestiirt& fund5
Rostr￿ funds
48Q78fj
429,&40
3&676
TOTAL FUND8
48&781
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Institute forsustainabla Phl]anthro
Cash Flow Statement
for the Year Ended 31 December 2023
31.1223
31.12.22
Cash flows from op8fdting actlvtttes
Cash generated from optrrations
1,310
43,837
Net Cash provided by operating a¢tivitles
1.310
43.e37
Changa in cash and cash equivalents in
th6 r8portlng poriod
Cash and ¢a3h equivalents at the
beginning of the reportlng petfod
1,310
43,837
362,848
Cash and cash equivalents at the end of
th8 reporting perfod
407.gJ3
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Inable Phllanthro
Notes to the Cash Flow Stat&ment
lor the Year Ended 31 December 2023
RECONCILIATION OF NET INCOME TO NEf CASH FLOW FROM OPERATJNG ACTMTIES
31.12.23
31.1222
Net income forthe reporting period (as perthe Statem8nt of
Flnanclal Activities)
Adjustments for.
Depreciation charg
Increaee in debtors
Ioecreasellincrease in creditc
23,565
87.54S
1.124
120,080}
1,127
151,2891
6,453
Nat cash provlded by operations
1.310
ANALYSIS OF CHANGES IN NET FUNDS
At1.1.23
Cash flow
At 31.12.23
Net ca$h
Cash at bank
406.683
407.993
Total
4ffi.683
407 993
The notes fomi part 0fth￿ financial Stat￿￿1
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I￿ttl￿efor Sustalnable Philanthro
Notes
e Financial Statemen
for the Year Ended 31 December 2023
ACCOUNTING POUCIES
Basis of preparing th8 finanelal statements
Tha fmancTal stalemet)ts of the charity. whKh i&a publK benefft entity under FRS 102. have been prepared in ?
aGoordan¢e wfth the Charf(ies SORP (FRS 1021 'ALLounting and ReKXYUng by Charrtieg". Statement of
R￿mmended Practi¢e applicab￿ to chartbes prepariro Ihelr ￿￿nts In accordanee with the Financial
Reporttng Standard appficable in the UK and Republic of Ireland IFRS 1021 lèffedive 1 J8nuary 20191..
Financial Reporting Standard 102 Thè Financial R6porting Stsndsrd applicable in the UK and Republic of
IreL¢nd' and the Chanlies Act 2011. The fin8nclal stalements have bèen prepar￿1 und¢r th8 hi8tOriC81 ¢08t
convention.
Income
l incom8 is recognised in the Statement of Financaal Activitses On￿ the Charity has ent￿ement to the funds, it
Is probable that the income will ke rece￿ed ar%J the amount (*n be rr￿aSUr￿l rejiabty.
Expendlturo
Liqbiltiies are recogni8ed a5 expenditure as ¥￿)n as there is a I￿al or constructwe obligation cJ)mrnli ting th6
charity to that expen¢l￿re. Is probable that a transfer of economie benefts will be r￿lUIr￿ in settl￿ent and
the amount of the oblig2th￿ can be measured [eliab￿. EWdI￿re is aC￿Unted for on an accruals basis 8nd
has been classffied under headings that aggregate all Cosl related to the category. Where costs cannot be
dire¢dy attribut8d to partK>J￿ headings they have been 811oGated to ac*vitses on a basis culsislent the use
of reS￿r0e8.
Tanglble flxed assets
Depreciaflon is providgj at the follcwing annual rates in order to wite off èaeth assal oveT its egtimatwj useful
Irf&
Computer equi)ment
25%onc
Taxation
The charity Is èxeThpt from tax on ts charitabte athtse&
Fund accounting
Unrestricted funds can be used in accOnJan￿ with the tharitable 0￿.￿tiVeS at the discretion of the trustees.
Reslrded funds can only be for paJb"cular restrtctad purposès wthin the 0￿.ects ot the charity.
Restridions arise swtfied by tha don￿ or when fvnds are raised for parb'cular restrided purpefjes.
Further explanabon of the nature and purpose of each fund Is rncjudad in the r￿te8 to the finan￿81 ststements.
Pension costs and other post-retirement beneffts
The charty operaes a defined eA)ntribution pens*>n sehem6. Contnl)utions p8y8bl8 to th8 charity8 penBIDn
$chemè are charged to the Statemwrt of Finan￿31 AdNitles In the peth to whlch they rdate
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Instltutefor Sustal able
Notes to the Flnanclal Statements- contlnued
for the Year Ended 31 Decembèr 2023
DONATIONS AND LEGACIES
31.12.23
31.12.22
DC￿allonS
102 748
INCOME FROM CHARITABLE ACTivrriES
31.12.23
31.12.22
Saentrfic research
Education and trasning
scientif￿ ￿earth
Education and tr￿nIng
32,052
340,662
61,199
269.820
372.714
331,019
cHA￿TABLE ACTIVTfiES COSTS
Support
Costs (see
note 4
Direct
Totsls
Etlucalion and training
318,996
1.124
320,120
SUPPORT COSTS
Govemance
costs
Finatx
Other
TotJs
other resour￿ expended
Education and iraining
622
108,379
1.124
2,160
111,161
1.124
109.503
112285
TRUSTEES. REMUNEFiATION AND BENEFITS
There were no trustees, remuneratrjn or other beneffts for th8 year ended 31 Decemter2023 nor for th6 year
ended 31 December 2022.
Trustees. expenses
Thare were no trust￿8, eyperw ￿ld the year ended 31 ￿m￿er2023 nor for thè year anded
31 December 2022.
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oles to the Flnanclal Statements- continued
for the Year Ended 31 December 2023
STAFF COSTS
31.1223
31.12.22
Wages and $alartos
Soclal security costs
other pens¥Jn costs
271.693
25.462
4.136
222,117
18.954
244,645
The averdge Ttxinthly nuMb￿0f empknyees durpig the year was as fotltrws..
31.12.23
31.12.22
Number of empksy86s
During the year kn em￿0yeeS recaval total ernployee benefits {exduding dnpl(yer costs) of
between £70,OOQ and £80,00012022". employees £60,000 to £70,(￿11.
TANGIBLE FIXED ASSErs
Computer
¢quipment
COST
Al 1 Jsnuary 2023 and 31 December 2023
DEPRECIATION
At 1 January 2023
Charge foryear
3,20S
At 31 Dec￿ber2o28
4,330
BOOKVALUE
At 31 December 2023
177
At 31 Décwnber 2022
DEBTORS: AMOUNTS FALUNG DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR
31.12.23
31.12.22
TRde debtors
Other debtor5
89.321
67.861
1,380
89.321
69,241
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Notès to tho Flnancial Ststements- contlnued
forthe Year Ended 31 Dècember 2023
10.
CREDrroR8: AMOUNTS FALLING DUE IwfHIN ONE YEAR
31.12.23
31.1222
Trade cr4litors
Other C￿d([0
3.305
7,405
1.189
12,820
14.(K>9
11.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS
Net
movement
In fvnds
At
21.12.23
At 1.123
Unrestrlcted funds
General fvnd
429.540
57,241
486,781
Restrlct¢d funds
R&stricted Fund
33.676
{33.6761
TOTAL FUNDS
463.216
movement in funds, induded in the above are as foll(Avs:
Inwmlng
resoureeg
Resource8
eXp￿ded
MOvem￿t
in funds
Unrèstricted funds
General ￿nd
4$4,846
{397,6051
57241
Restricted funds
Reslrict8d Fund
(33,8761
(33,6761
TOTAL FUNDS
431281
Comparatives for rnovement In funds
Net
movement
in fun¢Js
Al
31.12.22
At 1.1.22
Unrestrfct8d funds
Gèneral fund
308,317
121223
429.540
Restricted funds
Reth"ct￿ Fund
67.353
{33.67n
33.676
TOTAL FUNDS
375,870
87.54S
463 216
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Nots to the Flna
ial StatemerFts- contlnued
fortheyear Ended
1 December 2023
44.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- continued
Compar8liv8 nel ffv)vement in f￿d8. in the above are as follcAVS'.
Incsjming
resour￿$
Res(vrces
exwded
hkn&mant
in fvnds
Unrestrlcted funds
General fund
(312.5421
121.223
RéstTi¢led funds
ReslriGted Fwid
(33,67n
(33,67n
TOTAL FUNDS
433.765
346
A current year 12 months prioryear 12 Months ￿MbIn￿l posits.on is as follrAvs.'
Net
movement
in funds
At
31.12.23
At1.1.22
Unrestrfcted funds
General fijnd
308.317
178,464
486,781
Resiricted funds
R&%tii¢ted Fund
67,353
{67.353)
TOTAL FUNDS
375.670
111111
486.78q
A current year 12 months arHI pric￿y831 12 months comtrtn￿ net movement ￿ funds. in¢luded in Ihé above are
ss follow8..
Inc(*ning
Resources
resouw eypendal
ovement
tn funds
Unrestricted fvnds
General fund
888,611
(710.147)
178.484
Restricted funds
Reslrided Fund
{67.3531
(67,3531
TOTAL FUNDS
888.611
111 111
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Instittrte for Sustalnablè Philanthro
to the Flnanclal Statèments- continued
for the
Ended 31 December 2023
12.
RELATED PARTY DISCLOSURES
, There were no r8Lsted paty transact*)rng forthe y* ended 31 Dacember 2023.
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Institutefor Sustain
le Philanthro
etailed Statement of Financl81 Acttvltles
forthe
nded 34 December 2023
31.12.23
31.12.22
INCOME ANID ENDOMNENTS
Donatlon* and legacl6s
Don8tions
81132
102.746
Chafitable actfvttl¢s
Ertucat￿n 8nd trainlThJ
Scientific research
340.662
269,820
61.199
372 714
331,019
Total Incominu resourr8S
433,785
EXPENDITURE
Charltsble aGtivities
w￿eS
S¢xial security
Pension$
Advertisir)g
Travelling
Computer expenses
Consulting fees
Service fee
Training projects
194.3
16,147
4,136
150,019
10.665
3,390
10,120
12,￿8
7.811
27.079
18,665
44,488
2,123
28,662
25,690
318.996
246.855
Support costs
Finance
Bank charges
344
Othor
Wages
Social sgcufTiy
Pensions
Insuwnce
Light and heat
Postage and ststionery
Sundrie
Rent
Computer equipment
7T.252
9,406
72,099
8,289
185
5(10
241
1,214
6,787
5.743
592
418
1,236
13,183
6,292
109.503
96,185
GovernanGe costs
' Aceountsncy fees
Carri8d foMard
2,180
2,180
2.655
2,655
This do•s f¢nn part Oltr￿ stat&xory fThnctd 4t*•manto
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Inst
a for Sustainable Philanth
Detalled Statement of Flnanclal ActTvltles
or the Year Ended 31 December 2023
31.12 23
31.12.22
Govemance eosts
Brouaht fonKsrd
Professional fees
2,160
2,655
180
2,160
Told resources expended
431281
348.219
Net Incom6
23.565
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