NPT
UK
National Philanthropic Trust
UK Limited
Annual report and accounls
30 June 2021
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Reports
Contacts, offiaaL% and advtsors
Chair's review
Truslees. report
StateTnenl of trustees, responsibilities
12
IndeFendent auditorfs re￿rt
13
Flnan¢lal Statements
Ststem￿t of finanryal activities
Balance sheet
18
Stalernent of cash flows
19
Accounts"ng policies
20
Notes to the financAal statements
25
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Contacts. officials and advisors
Chair
Ceris Gar(Ir
Trustee5
(who served during the year
Ceris Gard
Richard Cassell
Vivien Gould
Eileen R. Hei5man
David Rowe
Chiel Executive Officer
Jthn Can
Company Number (England and
Wales}
11542102
Charity Regi$tTation Number
(England and Wales)
1181128
Independent auditor
RSM UK Audit LLP
25 Farringthln Street
London
EC4A 4AB
Bankers
Bank of America NA
2 King Edward Street
London
EC1A 1HQ
Principal invostment manag?rs
UBS
3 Fins￿ Avenue
London
EC2M 2AN
Cazenove Capital
1 London Wall Place
London
EC2Y SAU
Tribe Impact Capital
40 Conduit Street
W1S2YQ
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Contacts, officlals and advisors
Solicito
wrthers LLP
20 Okl Bailey
Londo
EC4M 7AN
Registsred address
20 Old Bailey
London
EC4M 7AN
Prlnclpal address
125 Okl Broad Street
Suite 610
London
EC2N 1AR
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Chair's review
l am pleased to update you on National Phli anlhiopic Trust UK Limited's I"NPT UK")
achieven*nts in fiscal year 2020121. NPT UK is a UK registered charity that was founded in
2019 in response lo growirwj dema￿1 for donor-advised fund giving vehicles. NPT UK is
COfTNnitted to increasing philanthropy in soaety by helping th)nors manage their charitable
giving with rnaximum convenier￿e and tax efficiency.
In the mKJst of the continued COVIt>19 pandemt, NPT UK reached new milestones in its
third year of operations.
We continued to welconE new (k)ncrfs se8knThJ dIx￿r-ad¥lS8d fijnds to meet ￿1r
philanthrop￿ goal
Our donots-Lx)th new and exist¥KJ-are (￿mprised of indivmjuals. families,
foundations 8n¢J fellow charttss. Because of our donors, iJ)Ileclive generosity. NPT
UK granted approximatdy £9.1 million this fiscal year {2019120= £0.8 million)-
We received ¢ontrit4Jlions ex￿dIr￿j £52.2 million which will surwrt qualified
charits8s in the UK and ar0￿￿ the worfd.
We now manage £50.2 milli)n of funds, all which aims to support the philanthropic intsfests
of individuals arvj Organisat￿n$ in pu￿JIng the ft￿$1 efficient way to achieve maximum
charitsbje impact. We pride outsefves on providin9 exemplary service to our NPT UK
don￿S. From pro￿$S1ng each incoming contribu￿n lo sendiNJ out meaniThJful grants. we
supwrt ow donors and their Charitab￿ wals. Toa8ther. we are worknThJ to achieve real
impact in the UK and around the wodo.
It is an honcMJr to serve as the NPT UK Board Chair.
Warn regards.
Ceris Gardner
Chair, NPT UK Limitod Board of Trust•es
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Trustees, report 30 June 2021
The Trustees (who are also Ihe direciors for purposes of Company Lawl present their
statutory rewrt with Ihe financial statements of NPT UK for the year ended 30 June 2021.
The financial statements have been prepared in aG￿rdanCe with the accounting poliaes
and c(￿pIY with the charitable company's govemirKJ document. the CoMpan￿S Act 2006
and 'Accounting and Reporting by Charittres Ststement of Recommended Practice
applicable to charits.es weparing their accounts in acCOrdar￿ with the Financial Reporting
StaTrJard appliCaL￿e in the UK and Republ￿ of Ireland (FRS 102}" la5 amended for
accounting perK*Js CcKnmer￿i￿g from 1 January 20191.
Misslon and histofical background
NPT UK'S missK)n is to inspif8. SUPPOrt and inu8ase charIta￿e giYirvJ ￿ society. primarily
through charita￿e donor-advised fuTrJs (DAFS). whith benefit charilws and voluntary
organisabons iri the UK and intemationally.
NPT UK was establisheil as a rogistereA charity In England and Walps in May 2019 by
National Philanthropic Trust. a Charits￿ 501lc}131 organisabon in the United State5 (USI,
response to grwng inlemational interest in DAFS. DAFS are a signifunt and popular form
of giving in the US and are growing in powlarity in the UK and in other countries around the
world.
NPT UK aims lo achieve its mission in a number of areas..
researth arKI pron￿le DAFS as a co*4Yecbve vehide for gNing'
support a broad range of dorKM5.' cofFrf)rate. Indiv￿val and charitable - through the
establishment of philanthr(wtc gNing vehides..
provKle grantmakirKJ advice. expertise * support to don(￿S..
maximise donatvJns through gift aid recovery and use of government incentive5 in the
UK for thari&ible contributions.. and
)timise fvnds for grant makwKJ throwJh the prUd￿t investment and stewardship of
charitable ￿ntrIbu￿n$.
The Trustees h8ve paKI due regard to public benefit guidance issl￿d by the Charity
c¢)mMis￿on in dec￿1￿19 what activrties the charitable company sh(KJld undertake.
Govemlng dtxum•nt
The charity is controlled by its goverriThJ dcrument. the Ariicle5 of Asswialion, and
constituted as a ￿MpanY limrted by guarantee as defined by Ihe Companies Act 2006.
Tr£ charity's soje member is Nat*¥￿ Philanthrc*)ic Trusl. a US charitabje 501lc)13)
organisation.
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Measuring Impact and public benefft
As a grantmaking charity. prov¢ding publ￿ t*neffit is al ￿ heart of Ihe ¢hariWs activity. NPT
UK seeks lo adVar￿ philanthropy in soc*ty. primarily through the Pfovision ol charitable
DAFS.
Donors to NPT UK can recommend grants from thw"r DAFS to support organisats.ons of their
choi￿. provided that SLKh organisations pursue charitable purposes as the lerm is ¢Jefined
under UK law. NPT UK reviews and musl approve all grant recommendations before the
grant can be issued.
The Trustees seek to cerbfy that each grant made from a DAF is made in furtherance ol a
charitable purpose and offers an ￿entsfiab￿ tenefit to the public or a signtficant seclion of
the public. Furthermore. any private benefft that may arise to any rerson 01 company as a
result is not more than incidental.
Charitsble obje¢lives
Charrtab￿ objectives are to increase the aM￿nIS available for charitable purposes by..
encouraging gmng..
facililatir#J efvent Colec￿n. investment and distributKJn of lunds lo minimise
overhead..
maximising elybrfty for tax ftlTef to inC￿aSe Ihe benefit to charitable wrposes in
proportion to the cost." and
applyirKJ funds rais&Y in supwi of s￿h exdusivgty charitable purposes as
Ihe Trustees shall from tin* to time (lelermine.
Fundraising $tstem•nt
NPT UK does not aclNely soh.ot (h)natPLW)s and therefore is not registered wlh
Fundraising Regulatty or subscribed to any furnjraising CLKJes of practice. When donat￿n$
from individuals are re(*ived. the charity airns to protect personal data and never sells data
or swaps data with other Organisat￿n5. Durin9 fiscal year 2020121. the charity r￿1Ved no
compl8ints about fundraising actiwties.
Plans for future periods
We will continue lo promote philanthropy in s()ciety by working with donors to help them
effectively manage their Charitab￿ gi¥iThJ. In aldibon to raising awareness of DAFS with
donors. we will also p&1ner with their advisors - wealth managers, tax advisors, so[￿ltorS
and estste planne
to ensure advisors are aware of the beneffts of incorporatsng
philanthropy and OAFS into their dient discus￿On$. Our efforts to be a partner in giving are
all fctused on increasing charitatAe grving in the UK and beyond.
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Grantmaking priorilies and exclusions
The Trustees regularly review NPT UK'S poli￿. objectives guidelines to ensure that
grants made are in support of exdusively charitable purpK)ses and for pu￿1¢ benefit. As
such. grants ￿rrnt be paKI to..
supwt which are not exdusNely chantable..
indr¥iduals.'
PfovKle any kyivate b&nefit {e.g. payment of tuition. dues. rnembetship fees, benefit
lid(ets or g)ods bought at th¥itable auction).. and
satisfy arry Folitical c£JntributL)ns or supyyl campaign xtivities.
Charities are notified electronically of ￿a￿lS awarde(4 and grant payments are made
electronically. Grant recipEnts may or may not submit to NPT UK re9ular or one-off
progress reports, dependiNJ on the nature of the prc¥ect. the purpose and terms of the grant
and the size of the grant awarded.
Trustees
Re¢ruiementand apwlntmentof Tru$le•s
At any one twne. the charity shall have at least three Trustees who meet in person and by
teleconferen￿ a minimum of three times every year and addilionally as required. The
identificati￿7 of potential new Trustees is carried out by the Board of Trustees. the aim being
to appoint those with the appropriate expertise and experien￿ for NPT UK'S woTk.
On agreeing to become a Trustee of the charity. new Trustees are thoroughty briefed by
their co-Truslees and key managemenl on the history of the charity, day-to4ay
managenwt. reSFX)nsitsl￿es of the Truslees. ￿rrent objectives and future plans. The
Trustees are also encouraged to attend trainwvJ and w)date courses.
Register of TfU5tees' interests
In accordance with Company Law •)d the Charity Commission guidan￿ that charity
TnJslees and key management vtho may have a personal inleresl in any matter before the
Trustees should de￿3￿ that interest and refrain from takiThJ part in any discussion relatiryJ
to it. a 'Regisler of Truslees, Interests. is maintained and upjated annually.
TrLJStees are required to disclose all relev￿1 interests and register them with the Chief
Executive Officer. an(J in accordarKe with the charity's policy. withdraw from decisions
Wh￿ a ￿nflICt of interest arises.
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Governance
Organisatlo￿l structu
The Trustees a￿ uttimately ￿SponSible for the pdioes, actNilies and assets of the eharity.
T￿Y meet a minimum of three times annually to review developments with regard lo the
charity and ils grantmaking and investment athities. and to make any important decisions.
When rw£ssary. the Trustees seek advice and SUPFQrt from th8 charity's professional
advisers.
Key managementpersonnel
The key managernent personnel are considered to be the Trustees an(1 the CEO. The
Trustees are r￿1 remunerated for their roles.
Administration
NPT UK seeks to build efficient and effective adrninislrats.ve systems, whilst recognising the
effectiveness of workn'ro in partnership with other organisats"ons_ To this end. administration,
rnanagemenl information systems and lethnok¥Jy functions of the charity are provided to
NPT UK by organisations: NPT Transatlants"c Limitsd of UK and National
Philanthropic Trust of the US. Both arrangements a￿ 9OV8med by service agreements
wh¢ch also make provisions for dats proteth.￿) and cxinftlentialitylprivacy requiremènts.
Achlevements and slratsgic goa
Contributions
Our dormys contributed £52.263.517 in fi￿1 year 2020121 12019120 - £6.513.7721 to NPT
UK'S DAFS. Wire transfers are the most common method of m*ing contributions. We have
also accepted appreciated securitss as contn"tsJtions. These contributions are lumed into
philanthropi¢ wttal for the causes and tharib.es closest to our donors. hearts.
Investnmnts
NPT UK donors Can indicate an inveslmefit prelerenf*. With referen￿ to preapproved
pnveslrnents arKI separately managed acu>iJnts. induding altemative and unlisted
investrneAts, in an effort to increase amounts available for grants. Investment
performance was positive for fiscal year 2020r21, reporting in￿rne and gains of £1,517.300
12019120 £47.0681. NPT UK'S Trustees carefvlly review any rw inveslm8nt$ and also
monitor the investmenl perf0rrnan￿ on an on4Joiry basis.
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Grantmaking
NPT UK'S donors recunmerKled 252 ￿ants totalling £9,118,462 in fiscal year 2020121
12019120 - 28 grants totalling £789,142). NPT UK'S stsff assisted our donors with the
grantmaking prws. from answering bas￿ questM?ns abcwjt philanthropy to discussing
complex grant agreements. Our team has subslantial knthyledge about philanthropy, DAFS
and industry best praclices that support our donors. We work lo ensure our donors are able
lo achieve their philanthropic goals.
Financial review
NPT UK is (￿mmitted to in(¥e8sing philanthropy in swety and the 2020121 fiscal year.
demonstrated the cont￿ued Suc￿$ of the charity n its mission. Income for the 2020121
scal year was £52.431.31612019r20- £6.613.1571. The increase in contributions is a result
ol Inc￿3$e<l awareness amongst donors aThJ thebr advisors in donoT-advised fur￿$ as a lax-
effic*nl. Charitab￿ giving vehide.
Expendilure for the year was £9.401.703 {2019120 - £881.015). This significant increase
was drNen by the generosity of approved donor's grant recommendations lo charitsble
organizations. As a result of fiscal year contribukn.ons exceeding Charitab￿ distributions for-
the year en(Sed 30 June 2021, there was a surplus - after investment gains of £1.470,257
12019r20 investment gains of £43.119I - of £44,499.87012019120 - £5,775,261). Funds at
the end of year c(Mnpwised £50.279.837 (2019r20- £5.779,9671 of unrestricted funds.
Reserves policy
NPT UK'S free reserve5 policy is to maintain, paeally, a level equivalent lo be￿en three
and six rnonth5' general operating expendrtwe. Unrestrided opgrating funds are those funds
whKh are not ￿s1￿Cted and not ￿presented by DAFS. At 30 June 2021. these funds were
£65,512 12019120 - £22.309). representing 10.1 months of operaliro expenditure. and
exceeds Ihe ststed policy.
The Trustees conspJer that reserves at level will ensu￿ Ihat. in the event of a drop in
fLtrnding, will be abre lo conts.nue the charity's current a¢tivtlies for a period of time that
alhjws for sufficient cons*Jeralion to be gNen to ways in which a{1d￿onal funds may be
raised.
Unrestricled doN)l-advised funds. which have been de5ignat&J by Ihe Trustees, a￿ those
funds held by NPT UK pendiro recommendation for onward distribLrtion to Ihird party
charities. At 30 June 2021. these furKls were £50,214.325 {2019120- £5,757,658).
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Investment management
The Trustees of NPT UK are responsible for the management of all funds maintained by
NPT UK. The fvnds are Man￿ed in aClX)rdan￿ with the prinaples and standards of
prudence applicable under English law. Under its Articles of AsKrialion. NPT UK has the
power lo invest fun(Js that are not iMMed￿le1Y required for charilable purposes. NPT UK'S
investment policy enables a diversifted global portfolio of investrnents across a range of
asset classes. The F¥)rtfolio is managed by qualified investment managers arvroved by the
Trusiees. NPT UK seeks io balance risk. relum and spend so as to observe proper balance
bets¥een the need lo meet present Oemands on the chanty and the need to allow for future
charitable objectwes. NPT UK also consi¢Jers Environmenlal, Social and Governan
factors into xcounts when rnakirKJ investments.
Prlncipal rlsks and un¢ertaiThlies
In line with the ￿ul18ment for Trustees lo undertake a risk assessment exercise and report
on the same in Iheir annual rewrt. the Tnjstees intliated a process to assess organisational
risk. The Trustees have idènkn.fied five main areas Whe￿ risk may occur..
govemance:
• operational,.
• financial;
• environment or extemal.. and
• complrdrKe (law regulatK)n).
Govemance risks ￿lUde those charity might suffer frcffi l* of directic￿. skills army
training of the Trustees and gcod use of its funds.
Operational risks Ind￿le those inherent in the charitys activities incknjing sw>porting
unsuitable appeals from tharittes. contsnuity of stsff, disaster recovery. and olher issues.
Financial risks incIL￿e those aiising a5 a result of poor budgetary control, inappropriate
spendin9. inaccurate a￿OUnting and inappropnate investment poliaes.
Environment or extemal risks indude the possible damage lo the charills fepLrtation,
through association ￿th unsuitable eharities. OT wth inappropriate investment actNity.
Compliance risks indude the effects of govemment wlieies. potenti81 adverse changes in
these policies and the consequences of n0n-cfjM￿lan￿ with applicable laws aThJ
regulations.
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Principal risks and un¢ertaintie5 {cOntinu￿)
The major foms of fin￿Cial risk NPT UK faces are volatilty in equrty and other investment
markets due to economic conditions. the attitude of donors relative to their
recommendations on investment risk aTrJ char¥Jes in sentiment ton¢eming equities and
within particular sectors or SU￿sectOrS arKI where S￿nificant reserves are held as cash. the
harity la￿ the risk that such funds lose vakE in real-terms. due to low interest rates and
rrenw exchange rate5.
Having assessed the major risks to whrch the charity is exposed. in parlicular to its finances.
the Trustees believe that by monrtorbng ￿seNe levels. by ensuring that controls exist over
the key financial systems and by examining the O￿ratK)n8l and business risks fa￿d by the
charity. effective systems are in to miti.gate those risks. The chanty maintains an u
to-dale risk register in order lo thntify and estsblish effective systems to mitigate those
risks.
In addition to the identified major forms of financial risk, the charity's risk register is a
dynami¢ doc#Jrnent and process that will charrfJe over time as drfferent risks are identified
and other risks are downgraded or removed. The risk$ at any one time are graded
depending on their percer¥ed likelihocrfl and impacl. Assessments arg also made as to
whether the risks are in￿asing. ¢Jecreasing or remainiThJ stable and the actKJn plans.
responsibilities arKJ b"meframes for Ihwr imp￿mentsti￿ are also reviewed regularly by
Trustees during the year. Trre a￿ generic risks of running any charitabte or business
undertaking. The ffL)sl signfficant risks identified for NPT UK relate to:
• loss of key slaff- and
• disaster recovery and ￿aThning, indudin9 cyber breaths.
The following paragraphs set out the identified key risks and the (xjnlrols that NPT UK have
put in place to mrtigate thern.
Loss of key stsff could have a sKJnificant impacl on the organisation as this may result in the
105$ of specific skills. expenence and C￿ntacts. There may also be a temporary but
Signffj￿nt impact on on-goin9 key projects. NPT UK has moved tr) mitigate Ihis risk by
comp￿henslvety d(xXjn￿n1In9 key syslems, pjans and projects. and by establishing notice
penods and ensurirKJ Ihat w￿e necessary. tr￿sIt￿$ lake place within that time.
Oisaster recovery * planning rele￿ to the ￿gnthcanI irW that a major cyber breach or
unpre(Jictable disaster could have. such as failures in IT system5 or physical damage to
propety and equipment by way of fire. IlcM)d or other natural for￿S. These risks cannol be
predicted, but can be prepared for, and NPT UK does so through the ￿eatIOn and review of
IT and disaster recovery plans" implemenlirKJ digrtal and physical security measures.. and
obtaining appwiate insurance coverage.
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Auditor
RSM UK Audit LLP have iThj￿ateO their willingness to be reappointed for another term.
Dlsclosurn of Information to audltor
Each of the Trustees confimi thal:
in so far as the Trustee is aware.. all relevant audrt informati(￿ has been disclosed to the
charitabFe CoMpan￿S auditor,. and
• the Trustee has t&ken all steps that helshe Ou￿1 lo have tsken to make himselflherself
awa￿ of any relevant audil infornation aThJ to eslablish that the charitsble ccmnpany's
auditor ts aware of that infom1atK￿.
The Trustees. Report prepared urKler the Charilw Ad 2011. whth also contains all
information required in a DirectLY5' reFQrt by the Companie5 Act 2006. was approved by the
Board of Trustees arKJ ￿ned on behaw of Ihe Trustees by:
Ceris Gardner
Cha
Dale: 24 November 2ffd1
For more infr)rmation on DAFS see our webyte at ￿W.n
tuk.o
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Stalement of Trustees, responsibilities 30 June 2021
The Trustees {who are also the directors of NPT UK for the purposes of company law} ar8
reswnsible for preparing the Trustees Report and the finanoal stslements in accordance
with aW¢cable law arKI United Kingdom AccounliThJ Standards (United Kingdom Generally
Accepted Accounting Practice).
Company law ieouires the Trustees lo prepare finanaal ststernents for each financial year
wh￿h give a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the charitable company and of the
come and experKJiture, of Ihe Charitab￿ ￿MpanY for that period. In preparing those
financial staiement5. the Twstees are required to"
sdect suitsble aco)unts"ng and then apply them consistenly..
observe Ihe methods and priwples in the Charities SORP:
make judgments and estimates thal are Teasonable and p￿￿ent..
state whelher applicatAe UK acuJuntirNJ standards have been followed, subject lo any
material departures dwk)5ed and explained in the financial ststements." and
prepare the financAal statements on the going concern basis unless il is inappropriate to
presume that the charrtable company will continue in business.
The Trustees are resF(Jn5ible for keeping proper afxounting ￿CordS. which disclose with
reasonable accuracy at any time. Ihe fina[￿￿1 position of the Charitsb￿ company and to
enable them lo enyJre that the financial slalements comply with the Ccmnpanies Act 2006.
They a￿ also reswnsible.for safeguarding the assets of Ihe charitable company and hence
for tsking reasonable sleps for the preventK)n and detection of fraud other.irregularilies.
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INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF NATIONAL PHILANTHROPIC
TRUST UK LIMITED
Oplnion
We have audited the financial ststements of National Philanthropic Trust UK Limited Ilhe
'charita￿e company'l for the year ended 30 June 2021 which comprise the Statement of
Finanaal A¢ts'vities. the Balance Sheet, the Stslemenl of Cash Flows and notes to the
financial statements, induding significant accounts.ng policies. The financial reporting
framework that has been applied in their preparatic￿ is applicab￿ law and United ￿'ngdoM
AccounliryJ Standards. indudiThJ FRS 102 Vhe Financial RepK)rts"ng Standard applicable in
the UK aThJ Republ￿ of Ireland" (United ￿"ngdoM Generally Accepted Accounting Practice).
In our opinion the financHI statem￿ts=
give a Iwe and fair view of the stsle of the Charitsble company's affairs as al 30
June 2021 and of its incx)ming resour￿5 and apP￿.cal￿n of resources, induding its
ncorne and expenditu￿. for the year then ended"
have been property prepared in a￿dan￿ wrth United Kingdom Generally
Accepted Accounting Practi￿., and
have been prepar&J in accordan￿ with the ￿Qu1￿ments of Companies ￿1
Basis for oplnlon
We conducled our aLKJit in accordance wrth Intemabonal StsThJards on Auditing IUKI IISAS
(UK)) and applicable law. Our respK)nsibilities under those stsndards are further described in
the Auoitorfs resp￿SIbilIt￿5 for tr* audit of the finanoal ststen￿nts section of our report.
We are independent of Ihe charitable company in accordanc* with the ethical requirements
that are rdevant to our aLKIit of the financial statements in the UK. induding the FRC'S
Ethical Standard and we have fulfilled cMJr other ethbcal reswjnsib1lit￿S in accordance with
these requirements. We klieve that Ihe au¢Jit evidence we have obtain&J is sufficient and
appropriate to provKle a basis for our opinion.
Conclusions relating to go5ng concern
In auditing the finanual ststemenls. we have C￿ncluded that the Tnjstees. use of the goirMJ
concern basis of accounling in Ihe Preparati￿ of the finanaal statements IS appropriate.
Based on the work we have performed. ￿ have not *jenIrf￿ any material uncertainties
relating to events or condits.ons that, Ir￿1V￿l￿alIY or collectively, may cast signrficanl doubl on
the charrtable company's ability lo continue as a going concem for a period of at least
Iwelve months from when the finarKial ststements are authorised for issue.
(*Jr reswnsibilit*s and the resrrtmsibilthes of the Trustees respect lo going con￿rn
are described in the relevant 5&b"ons of this rewt.
Olher Infomlation
The other information comprises the irrfom)a￿ Ind￿ m the Trustees, Reporl other than
the finanaal slalements and our auditor's report thereon. The TnJstees are responsible for
the other infomiatson contsined wilhin the Trustees. Report. Our opinion on the financial
ststemenls does nol cover the other Inf￿atiOn arKI. except lo the exlenl othe￿iSe
exFAicitly stated in ￿k￿)rt. we do express any fom of assuran￿ condusion Ihereon.
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INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF NATIONAL PHILANTHROPIC
TRUST UK LIMITED
Other infomiation I￿ntinUed
Our fespK)nsits"lity is lo read the other infom)alion and. in doirrtJ so. consider whether the
other inforrnation is materially incongstent wrth the financial statemenls CK our knowledge
obtained in the eourse of the 8udrt or olheNise appears lo be materially misstated. If we
identify suth material inLx>nsislencies or appa￿nt material misstatements. we are required
to deterniine whether tt¥s gives rise to a material misslalement in the financial statements
thernselves. If. based on Ihe wort we have perfomied. we conclude thèt there is a material
misslatemenl of Ihi5 Other inforrnation. we are reqUIr￿j to report Ihal fact.
We have nothing to report in this waft1.
opinio￿ on olh•r matters pr•s¢rlbed by th• C¢)mpani•s Act 2006
In our opinion. based the woth undertaken in the course of the audit:
the inforniat#)n gtven in the Trustees, Report, which includes Directors, Report
prepared for the purposes ol company law. for the financial year for which the
ffinanaal statements are prepared is consistent with Ihe financial statements.. and
the Oireclors. Report included within the Truslees. Report have been prepared in
accordance wilh applKable legal requIre￿￿nts.
Matters on which we are required to report by exception
In the light of the knowledge and understandirwj of the Charitable CoM￿nY and its
environment oblaine<l in the course of the audit, we have rK)t identrfied material
misststements in the Direct￿$. Rewrt included wthin the Trustees. Report.
We have nothirKJ to rewl in respect of the followirvJ matters where the Companies Act
2006 requires us lo report to you rf. in our 0￿￿K)n..
adequate accounb.ng records have rM)t been kept, or returns adequate for our audit
have not been received from branches not visited by us: or
the finawal statements are not in agreement Ihe accounting records and
returns- or
certain disclosures of Trustees. ￿Munerat￿)n specffied by law are not made.. or
we have not re(*i¥ed all the ¥iformation aThJ explanations we require for our audit.
Responsibilities of trustees
As explained more fulty in ts Sl*ement of Trustees, responsibilitie5 sel out on page 12, the
Trustees (wh) are also the dire¢th ol the charitable company for the purposes of company
law) are reswnsible fof the preparation of the finan￿al statements and for being satisf￿d
that they give a true and fair view. ond for such intemal control as the Trustees delemiine is
neeessary to enable Ihe preparatKJn of financial statements that are free from material
misststement, whether (kn to fraud or error.
In preparing the financial statements, the Trustees are reSFrf)nsl￿e for assessing the
charilable company's ability lo continue as a goiro conLYm. disclosing, as applicable.
matters related to goiry COn￿M arKI using the goiThJ concem basis of accounting unless
the Tnjstees erther intend kn r￿uld81e the dwritable company or lo cease op8ralrons. or
have no realislic altematNe but to th) so.
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INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF NATIONAL PHILANTHROPIC
TRUST UK LIMITED
Auditorfs responsibilities for the audit of the flnancial statements
Our obj'ectives are to obtain ￿asOnab￿ assurance aboLrt whether the financial statements
as a whole a￿ free from material misstatement. whether due lo fraud or error. and to issue
an auditor's report Ihat incjudes our opinion. Reasonable assurance is a high level of
assurance. t￿1 15 rK)t a guarantee that an audrt ￿nduCte£l in accordance with ISAS IUKI will
aNvays delect a material misststement when (l exists. Mi5sts1ements can arise from fraLKJ or
error and a￿ (￿ns￿ered material rf. indNidually or in the aggregate. they could reasonably
be expectet1 10 inlluenee the e￿)noMiC deusions of users taken on the basis of these
financial statements.
The extent to which the audit was considered ¢apable of detedlng irregularl11￿,
including fraud
Irregularities are InStan￿S of non-cOrn￿tan￿ with laws and regulations. The objectives of
our audit are lo obtain sufficient appropriale audrt evKlence regarding ￿MplIance with laws
and regulats.ons thal have a direcl effect on the detem)inats"on of material amounts and
disclosures in the financial ststemenls. 10 perfom audit procedures to help identify
instsnces of non-compliance with other laws and regulations that may have a material effect
on the finanaal stslements, and to appropriately to identffièd or suspected r￿n-
Complian￿ wrth laws and regulations identrfied dunng the audit.
In relaticfft to fr•yJ. the objectives of our audrt are to identify and assess the risk of material
misslalement of Ihe finanaal statements (Jue lo fraud. lo obtain sufficient appropriate audit
evidence regardiNJ the assessed risks of material misstatement due lo fraud through
designing and imglementsng appropriate responses and to respond appropriately to fraud or
suspected fra￿￿ identified duriThJ the aL*Jit.
However. it is Ihe wmary reswrtsibility of mana9ement, with the oversyht of Ihose charged
with goverrbance, lo ensure that the entitys operations are conducted in accordance with the
prowsions of laws and regulath￿s and for the p￿ventIOn and deteCt￿n of fraud.
In idents￿"n9 and assessing risks of material misststement in respect of Irregularit￿S.
inc1￿J1ng fraud. the a￿111 engageff*nt leam..
obtained an understanding of the nalure of the sector. indudlrwJ ￿ legal and regulat
frameworks that the charitable ojmpany operates in and htraf the charitable company is
mplying with the legal and regulatory frameworks..
inqui￿d of management, and those charged with govemance. about their own
idenlificatiThi an(J assessment of the risks of irregularities, including any known actual.
suspected or alw instsnces of fra￿..
discJJssed matters at(•ut non-complian￿ with laws and regulalK)ns afyj how fraud might
occur ineludiro assessment of how aTrJ where the financial statements may be susceptible
to fraL#d.
As a resum of these pro￿0￿re$ we consider the nY)st SI￿1ficaTht laws and regulations that
have a Oirecl impact on the financial staterr￿nIS are FRS 102, Charities SORP IFRS 1021,
Companies Act 2006. Chantie5 Aei 2011. the charitable company's wveming document
and tsx legi￿atiOn. We perf0M￿ audil prctedures to detect non-compliances which may
have a rnalerial impact on the financAal staternenls which induded revithving the financial
statements induding the Truslee5' Report an(J remaining alert lo new oi unusual
Iransaclions whith may not be in accordan￿ with the govemirKJ documents.
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INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF NATIONAL PHILANTHROPIC
TRUST UK LIMITED
The extent to which the audit wa$ ¢onsid¢red upabl¢ of detecting irregularities,
including fraud I￿ntInued)
The audit engagement leam iden1ffj￿d the risk of Managen￿nI override of controls as the
area where the financtal stslements were most sU￿pIlbIe to material rnisslalemenl due lo
fraud. Audit [￿C￿edureS ￿rfOrn￿ induded txjt We￿ not limrted to testing fflanual journal
entries and other adjustments, evaltAatiThJ the bugness rationale in relation to significant,
unusual transactions transactKJns entered into OU￿.de the normal course of business
and challenging judgrr*nts arKI estimates.
A further description of our ￿SponSIbl1￿*S for the a￿111 of the financial State￿￿ntS is I￿ated
on the Financial Rep￿tIng Counul's webstte at
htt ."1lv￿￿.frc.0r .uklauditorsres
nsibilit￿s. This description forms part of our audttofs
Use of our report
This ￿￿K)rt is made solely lo the charitsble COmpan￿S members. as a body. in accordance
wrth Chapter 3 01 Part 16 of Ihe Companies Act 2006. Our audit work has been undertaken
so that we M￿ht stale to the chantable company's members those m8lters we are required
to state to them in an aLKlitofs rem and for no other purpose. To the fullest extent
permitted by law, we do not accept or assume responsibility lo anyone other than the
cknaritab￿ company and the charitable company's members as a try)dy. for our audit work.
for this report. or for the opinKJns we have forme(l.
R5￿1 Uk LL
Nicholas Sladden (Senior Statutory A￿ltorI
For and on behalf of RSM UK Audrt LLP. Statutory Audrtor
Chartered Accountants
25 Farringdon Street
Lorxlon EC4A 4AB
Date..
24 November 2021
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Statement of financial activities Year to 30 June 2021
2021
2021
Unrestricted Un￿si￿ted
0￿ra￿n9
DAF
Funds
Funds
2021
ToLIl
2020
Total
Funds
from:
DonalK)ns
Vduntary ¢x)natic￿$
t)crt)aii￿s to gNirg
lunds
82,753
52.263.517
47,043
52363,517
47,043
120.756
120.756
120,756 52,310.560 51431.316
6.513.772
3,919
12,683
6,613,157
Other inrx)me
Total income
Exp•ndltur• on:
Raising lunds
Charrtat48 xtivI￿e5
Total trxpendi￿re
56.214
21.334
77.548
25.779
9.298.376
9.324.155
81,993
9,319,710
9,401.703
63,011
B18.004
881.015
Realiseij and urwlwE
{kissesygains on
inveslmenl assets
151 1,470.262
1.470257
43.119
Net income and n•t
movement in fvrK15
43,203 44.456,667 44,499.870
5,775.261
R•¢onciliatlon of
lund$
Total fuTrJs b¥C4￿ht
forward
Totsl lunds Ca￿l￿d
fO￿ard
22.309 5.757.658
5.779,967
4.706
65.512 50.214,325
SO.279￿37
5,779,967
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Balance Sheot 30 June 2021
Company Number: 11542102
2021
Unrestricted UnrBthcted
Operating
Funds
2021
Total
Funds
2020
Total
FU￿1$
DAF
Funts
Flxed assets
Invest￿￿15
33.599.348 33.599.348
2,161.342
Current assets
Deblors
Cash al bank and in
hand
10
62.528
111.076
14,707
56.514 16.597.397
105,(62 16,659.925
16.653.911
16.764.987
3,629.497
3.644.204
Current 11a1￿1+10eS
Credrtor5." amounts
falling due wrthm (*
year
{39.5501
144,9481
(84.4981
125.5791
Net currnnt a&s•ts
65.512 16.614.977
11680.489
3.618,625
Total n•t ass•ts
65.512 50.214.325
50279.837
5,779,967
Represented by the
fvnlts ol the Charlty:
Un￿$tricIe<I operating
luThJs
Unrestricted DAF lunds
Total fvnd$
13
13
65,512
65.S12
50.214.325
50.279.837
22.309
5,757.658
5.779.967
50.214.325
65.512 50.214.325
These 8¢counls We￿ alth￿Ised and apkyoved by the Trustees and sgned on their behalf
Ceris Gardner
Trust••
Approved on.. 24 November 2021
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ststement of cash flows 30 June 2021
2021
2020
Notes
Cash Ilows from operatlng adivities:
Nel ¢Bsh provided by operabng xtNit
A 42.945.120
5,738.B06
Cash flows fr4)m in¥estiwvJ activit*s:
Dividends and inlerest from inveslrnents
Pro¢ee¢J$ from sale of in¥esb7￿ts
Purchase ol investment5
Iirt cash used by In¥eslln9 •cti¥tties
47,043
3,949
12.748,2B5 2.136.700
142.716.0341 14,254.923
129,920,706) 12.114.274)
Chan9e In cash and cash equl¥alents in th• p•riod
13.024,414
3.624,532
Cash and cash equivaknts at the beginrMn9 of the rep)rting
peric*J
Ca$h and u$h equlval•nts al the end ofthe WgPDrting
3,629.497
8 16.653.911
4.96S
3.629,497
A. Re¢onclllatlon of nel I￿Ome to net cash used in operating xtlvitie$
2021
2020
Net ineome per the slat•metht ol fin•n¢fj•l ¥¢tivllles
Adjustments for:
Realised and uNealised 9ain5 on inveth8nts
Di￿dendS and interest frcth investments
Ilncreasel in debtors
Increase in creditors
Net cash pro¥kl¢d by operallng acti¥iti85
44,499￿70
5.775.261
11A70.2571
147,0431
196.3691
58.919
42.945.120
143,1191
13.9491
114.7071
25.320
5,738.806
B. Anafysi$ ol cash and oquivalents
2021
2020
Cash at bank aThJ in haThJ
Total ush and ¢ash equlvalents
16.653.911
16,653,911
3.629.497
3.629.497
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Accounling policies 30 June 2021
The principal accounling poI￿leS adopted. judgements and key sourtss of estimation
￿n￿rtaInty in the preparatK)n of the &counts are ¢Jescribed below.
Basis of preparation
The accounts have been prepared uNler the historical cost convention with items initially
recognised at cost or transact￿n value unless otherwse stated in the rdevant accounting
policy notes.
The accounts have been prepared in accordan￿ wrth the charity'5 goveming d￿umentS,
Ihe Companies Act 2rxJ6 and"AcLounting and Repjrting by Charities.. Statement of
Recommended practi￿ applicab￿ lo charilies preparing their accnunls in accwdance
with the Financial Rerxjrting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland IFRS
1021" {as ameThJed for accounting per￿S commencing from 1 January 20191.
The charity c4)n5ts"tules a publK benefit enlity as defined by FRS 102.
The accounts are wesente(1 in stedir¥J and are ro￿jed to the nearest pound.
SLIlu$
The charily is a private company limrted by guarantee and incorporated in England and
Wales. The regi51ered Offi￿ arvj principal athivity are O￿a0$ed in the Trustees, Report.
Critiul x¢ounting estsmates and areas ofjudgement
The most svjnificant areas of judgernent and key assumpb.ons that affect items in the
accounts are in respect to the alILKat￿n of support costs between activrties and the value
of altem*ive investrnents. Altemative investffents are recorded at estimated fair value in
the absence of readily determined fair val￿. Management's estimates are established
on the basis of v8luatK)ns provKJed by the respective investment managers and are
believed to be a rel*ble i*st eslimate of fair value. With respect to the next reporting
period. the mosl signfficanl areas of ￿n￿rtaInty that affed the carrying value of assets
held by the Charity are the level of fvndraising athievable. the investrnent retum and the
perlormance of the Invest￿nt markel ger￿lly.
Going concem
The Trust￿ have assessed whether the use of the goiro concern assumption is
appropriate in preparing these financial ststements. The Trustees have made this
assessment in res￿ lo a pen￿1 of one year from the dale of approval of these financial
slatements.
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A¢countlng poli¢les 30 June 2021
Going concem (contlnued)
The Trustees have concluded that there are material ￿n￿rtaInlieS related lo events or
C￿ndItionS that may cast sonifunt r￿Ubt on the ability of the charity lo continue as a
goiThJ c￿Cern. This is because the NalK)nal PhilanthropTrc Trust. the Charity's sole
member. has ¢Yonated to NPT UK in support of operab.ng u)sts and has ￿MmItted lo
ovide financial supwrt to the extent n￿eSSary to enab￿ the charty lo continue lo pay
its liaL¥"lilie5 8$ they become due for a period of at 18ast 12 months from the date of
appfoval of these financial stalements. Additw)nally, the strategy dctument plans for
gro%th and this is to be dosety Monito￿d.
orne
Income in thè fom of contributions is recognised in the Ferir•J in which the charity is
entstled to receipt and the amount can be measured reliably aThJ it is probable that the
funds will te re￿IVed. Incorne 15 deferred only when the charty has lo fulfil conditions
before becoming entitled to it or when Ihe donor or funder has specif￿d that the income is
to be expended in a future accounting perKJd.
Div*Jends eamed on fixed asset investft￿nts are recryjnised once the dividend has been
dedared and notsfication has been le￿[Ved of the dividend due. Interest on cash deposits
Is re￿gnIsed as it is eamed.
Expenditur• re¢ognltton
Liabilities are rec(xJni5ed as expendilure as soon as there is a legal or conslrucaive
obligation committing the chwity lo make a payment to a third party. il is probab￿ that a
transfer of eLyJnomic beneffts will be required in settlement and the amount of the
obligation can be measured rdiably.
ExperKliture 15 indu(Jed in the stateffent of financial aclivitigs when incurred and includes
attributable VAT whith cannot be rel￿vered. Al expenditure is accounted for on an
accruals basis. Expenditure comprises direct costs and support costs. All expenses a
allocated or appofb.oned io the applicable expendrture headiTrJs.
Resources expended comprise the folbwiffj..
Expenditure on raising lunds comprise the ujsts asswaled wilh generating donations,
fundraising costs and the lees paid to investment managers in conneclK)n wilh the
management of the charitys investrnents. It includes c051s that can be allocated
direcily lo such acaivibes and those w￿lre¢l costs n9￿sary to support them (see c.
bdowl.
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Accounting pollcies 30 June 2021
Expendlture recognition (¢ontinL*d)
b. Expendrture on charitable aclivities comprise grants aTrJ cA)sts of raisiro aware￿S$ of
the chariWs work and its melhrmts. Grants are induded in the statement of financial
activities when approved and when the intended reap￿nI has either received the
funds Of been inf0m￿d of the deasKJn to make the granl and has satisfied all relaled
conditions. Grants approved bLrt not paid at Ihe end of the fiscal year afe expensed
and dtsdosed as poyabl8. Grants where the beneficiary has rnt beèn infom￿1 or has
to meet certain conditmjrts before Ihe grant is released are Tr)t accrued for tr￿1 are
noted as ftnancial commilments in ￿ notes to the accounts.
It includes both costs that can be alloeaiay diredly to such *ti¥ities and those indirect
costs necessary to support them (see c. bdow).
c. Support costs are those cosls which enable fvnd generatir4J and charitable activities to
be carried out. These costs indude information technology, provisK)n of office seNices
and equipmenl and public relathM. SupF*Nt Costs are allocated on the basis of time
spent on these activities.
Cash at bank and In hand
Cash at bank and in hand represents such accounts and instruments that are available on
demand or have a maturty of less than three months form the dale of acquisition.
Dwsrts for morg than three months but less than one year have been disclosed as short
term deposits. Cash pkiced on deF*JSit for more than one year is dis¢k￿d as a fixe¢J asset
investmenL
Flnanclal In$trum¢nts
The charitable company applies the provision5 of S￿lion 11 "Basic Firtancial Instruments"
and Seth'on 12 "Other Financ4al Instrurnents 15sues" of FRS102 to all of its financial
instnJments. Financi81 assets and finanual liabilrties are recLyJnised when the charitable
eonwany Lw)mes a party lo the contractual w0vis￿n$ of the instwment, and are offset
t￿lY when the charitable ￿MpanY currenly has a legalty enforceable right to set off the
iec(*Jnised arTN)unts and intends either to settle ￿ a basts. or to realise the asset and
selue the liability simuttaneousty.
Inve51ments
Listed invesbr*nts Iwth the exCept￿n of FX products and derivatives, whKh form an
immaterial part of investments held and are theofore treated the same) are initially
recognised al transaction Value and subsequenuy measured at fair value as at the balance
sheet dale using the closing quoted martet pl1￿.
Alternative investsments. including hedge fvnds and private equty funds. are recorded at
estimated fair value generally established on the basts of the valuabons provided by
respective inve5trnent managers that determine th8 unit value based on the net assgt
value INAV) of the uNlerfwng YwestnHts.
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Accounting policies 30 June 2021
Investments (Continued)
Money maTkel lime deposits are fixed tem) cAsh dep*)sits desh3ned to provide a h￿￿er
rale of ￿turn. but cannot be freely accessed before matunty. They are valued based on
the amount of cash invested.
Realised gains (¢y losses) in inveslment assets are calculated as the difference beNYeen
disposal pr¢￿eedS and ￿"r opening caryiro value or their purchase value if acquired
subsequent lo the first day of Ihe financtal pgmd. Unrealised gains and k•sses are
(3lculatwJ as the drfferen￿ belween the fair value at the year erKI and their carrying value
al th* dale. Realised anrj unrealised investment gains lor losses) are combined in the
ststemenl of finanoal activities aNI are uedited (or debited) in the year in which they
arise.
Financial assets
Basic financial assets, induding trade ¢Jebtors and other debtors (including accrued
income) whth are receivable wthin one year and whth do not ￿nstitUte a financing
transae*"on are inrtolly meawred at the tonsaclion price and subsequenlly measured al
amc¥tised c05t. being the IransactThi less any amounts settled and any impairment
losses.
Where the arrarKJement a debtor constitutes a finan￿Tha transaction. the debtor is
inits'aNy measijred at the present value of fijture payments discounted at a market rate of
interest for a similar debl instrument and subsequently measured al arTh)rtised cost.
Financlal liabilitles
Basic financial liabilrt*s, mdudin9 trade and other payables, are initially recogntsed al
transaction price unless the arraNJement ￿)nstrtUteS a financing Iransaetion, where the
debt instrument is measured at present valw of the luture payments discounted at a
market rate of interest.
Debl instntrrrents are SubseqL￿ntIY carried al amortised cost, using the effeclive interest
rate method.
Fund a¢¢ounting
un￿striCte{l funds are available for use at the disuetion of the Trustees in furtheranee of
the general obieth.ves of the chanty.
Judgement has ￿en aprlied In wtr*ther certakn funds hehl by NPT UK should be
classified as restricted fvnds or unresfrthd fiJn¢Js.
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Accountlng policies 30 June 2021
Fund accounting (continued)
Trustees Cons￿eT that funds held by NPT UK in donor-advised funds pending
reeommendatson lor onward distribub.on to third paty charitses are.daSs1f￿d as designated
wthin unrestricted fuThJ5. However. the Trustees ￿te the fdlowiThJ'.
there is eXp￿18t10n from the dor￿ Ihat these funds will be used in line with
their reu)mmendations.
in the ordinary c(xJrse of business, there is no expectation that these fiJnts wll be
used for any purposes other than onward dIstribJt￿)n and assoualed
adMin￿tratIVe costs.
Taxation
NPT UK 1$ a Tegistered charity aThJ as such its income and gains falling within Sedions
471 to 489 of the COrWrat￿n Tax Act 2010 or Section 256 of the TaxatKJn of Chargeable
Gains Act 1992 are exempt from ¢oryx)ration tsx to the extent that they are applied to its
Charitsble objectives. Acwdingty. no provision for current or deferred taxation is
considered necessary.
Value Added Tax
Value Added Tax is not recoverabfe by the charity and as such is induded in the relevant
o)sts in Ihe stslement of finawal a¢livilies.
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Notes to the financial statements 30 June 2021
1. Voluntary donatity
2021
2020
D(￿1￿￿$ NPT IUSI
82.753
Voluntary income wa$ whdty un￿$tri¢l8￿ in 2020.
2. Donations to giving fund5
2021
2020
MOTh￿5 received a5 ￿n1￿b￿￿)nS to FurKJs IOAFsl
(unrestr￿e￿ funds)
52.263,517
52.263,517
6,513,772
6,513.772
3. Inv•strnent income
2021
2020
Listed and urdisted inve5trwts
Inlere51 cffj cash hekl as wt of inve51meni
46.000
1,043
47,043
2.813
1,136
3,949
Investrnent income was W￿lty unrestricted in ts)th years.
4. Totsl •xp*ndbtur¢
2020
Totsl
Funds Icl
Raising
FU￿lS
Charitayo
Actmties
Total
Funds
Dirqct costs
Giants (al
Allocated support costs Ibl
Other
Governa￿ (xjsts Itl}
Totol
9.118.462
9,118.462
789.142
47.112
34.681
81.993
201.248
24B,360
34,881
9AI1.703
47.425
44,448
881.015
9.319.710
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Notes to the financial statements 30 June 2021
(a) Grants
Granb for the year have been made in Sup[(￿ of the frjllowing charitable aclwities..
2020
Edwtrjn
The arts
General tharitable Organ￿al￿S
￿ed￿ne and heaHh
Nalure and Ihe enwronrw
SLKial wdfare
Religion
InlerThatMal
3.567.664
2.555.180
1.041,445
838.644
613.880
254.154
184.999
62.496
9,118,462
181,311
M9,772
51.258
86,594
15.722
4.485
789.142
The following in5ti1utions received total grants are cnnsdered to be rnalerial in the
context of NPT UK'S expwditwe for th8 year eThJed 30 June 2021. Grants are not to
inL1ivL(luals.
2021
ya￿ UnNersrty
Donrnar War8hou5e Proftcls
InternatK)nal Researth and Educabon
Pfft.n¢etr￿ Charitsbje F￿￿Jail0n kn"mrted
Tusk TnJ5t Limrted
The Royal Academy ofArts
88rk5hire Ycxrth TNst
1.021.211
700,OIXI
525.750
395,983
380,000
375.OOD
300,01)0
3,697,944
The fdlowing in5blutions received total ￿ants are consKlered to be materi31 in the
context ol NPT UK's exkxnijrture for ￿ year end8d 30 June 2020. Grants are nol made lo
individuals.
2020
Yale Uni¥etsity
The Royal Academy ofArts
Dcffjmar warehC￿ Projects tin*ted
Er¥Jlish Na￿)nal Opwa
180.310
125,(X)O
1￿,0(K> .
1￿.0
505.310
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Notes to the financial statements 30 June 2021
(bj Allocafedsupport costs
Support Costs are allocated based on Spent on actNib"es.
(¢) C¢%npaffative inlomlation
Comparative information for to￿ expen¢Yrtvre. analysed by fund. is as folkn￿.
Unre51rthd Unreslitied
0￿rat{￿)
DAF
Fur
FuThYs
2020
Tol
FurKIs
Raising lunds
78.940
802.075
8B1.015
(d) Goveman¢e ¢osts
Governance LX)sts comprised:
2021
2020
Leg4 expgnses
AccrMJntarry and audit feès
13,281
21,600
34,881
27,948
16.500
44.448
S. Ngt movgm*nt in funds
This is stsled after ch8rgry:
2020
Audrtor's fwnunerabon lindusNe ol VAT)
AcCwnl￿cY fees
13.1)80
8,520
12,000
4.500
6. Key management personnel
The key management personnel during the year were the Trustees arKI the Chief EX￿￿tiv0
Officer. The toLIl cost of employment of the key management pgrsonn81 lincludirrfJ employer's
nab.onal insLJran¢e 8nd pensK)n contributions) are inojrred ty NPT Transattanb"c Limited as
govemed by the service agreement with NPT UK.
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Notes to tho financial $latoments 30 June 2021
7. Trustees. remuneration and expenses
No Trustee received any ￿Muneration ￿ were ￿1ft*￿I￿d for expenses from the charity
for their services12019120.. tnill.
8. Taxatlon
NPT UK is a registered charity and therefore is rnt liable io (xJtpor3tion tax on income derived
from its Charits￿e activities, or on income and gains arising from investrnenl. as it falls within
the various eXempt￿nS availab￿ lo regL%tered chafities.
9. Inve5trnents
2021
2020
2tr20
Market value at 1 July
A0¢ilK￿ at ¢￿t
D￿F￿S8￿ at mark81 value
Net reali￿ and ￿reali*j 9ar
Markel Val￿ at 30 Jun•
2.161.342
42.716,034
11174828S1
1A70257
4.254.923
12,136.7C4)1
43.119
$99.348
2.161.342
Inveslments at market value comprised:
2021
Totsl
2020
Total
Amnts ond investments on cal
ow market li1￿ ¢Jp
Lisred ￿Ve$IMents
eonds
MU￿. assel luThJ5
2.576.
437.416
13,056.288
2,912.569
6.931.409
2.403,334
28,317.978
2.576.962
75D.994
437,416 1.052.894
13.056.288
357.454
2.912.$69
6.931809
5.281.370
7.684,704
$281.370 33.599.348 2.161,342
32,412,685
Hot￿1 ￿$1 of 1nv8Str￿nts
10. Debtors
2020
Total
Funds
Operabng
FuThYs
DAF
Funds
Tolal
Fund5
Detytofs aThl prepwd e¥penses
Other d8btLY5
6.737
7.970
14.707
62.528
62.528
107,476
111,076
14,707
46.548
14.707
Total 2020
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Notes lo the financial slatements 30 June 2021
11. Cr•ditors: amounts falling due Wlthln on• y•ar
2021
T*)lal
Funds
2020
Total
Funds
Operating
Furxts
DAF
Furnls
15.120
22,680
15.120
Audit fee
15,ei)o
7,971
44.948
txje Ic* NPT-US
1.750
39.550
17.608
1,750
84,498
25.579
44.948
7.971
25,579
Totsi 2020
11 Financial instruments
2021
2020
Carrying amount of fin•nclal a55ets
ln*ru￿￿nts rrthsured at Pdir valuè thmuoh surpwde
33,599,348
2.161.342
13. Movements In funds
Realised &
Unreali5ed
gainsl
8alancg
Sat
30 June
2021
asai
1Juty
2020 . Inco￿ Expermliure
77.548
9,324,155
9,401,703
151
65,512
1.470.262 50.214.325
1.470.257 YJ.279.837
Unrestricted DAF fvnd5
5,757.658 52.310.560
5.779.967 52.431.316
8alar
asat
1Juty
2019
Realised &
Unrealised
gainsl
ltssesl
BaL8nce
a5at
30 June
2020
Inc￿￿ ExFefyJilure
UnrtstriL#ed operaiing Imys
UnrestOLled OAF funts
4,706
£*.572
6.516.565
4.706 6.613.157
78.940
802.075
881.015
1291
43.148
43.119
22.309
5.757,658
5.779.967
Unrestricted OF*ratiThJ fijnds can be ap￿led towards luffilling NPT UKS charitsble purposes.
Unrestricted DAF funds ￿p￿t fvnds avadable for the support olcharilable aclivilKqs.
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Notes to the financial staternonts 30 June 2021
14. Analysi$ of not a$s•ts b•twwn funds
Unre5tFthd un￿tr￿le￿
Operab"ng
DAF
FuryJ5
2021
Total
Fund$
FurKIs
Fixed asse
Current assets
Current Ik8￿"1rt￿S
33.599.348 33.599.348
16,659,925 16.764.987
144.9461
184,4981
50,214,325 50,279,837
105.062
139.5501
65,512
Unrestr￿18￿ U￿eStr￿a
Operntir*J
DAF
Fur41s
Funds
2020
Totsl
Funds
Fixed assets
Cwrent a5set5
2.161.342 2,161.342
3,604.287 3.6H.204
17.9711
125.5791
5.757.658 5,779,967
39,917
117.6081
15. Related party transactions
During the year eThJed 30 June 2021, the National Philanthrop￿ Trust ¢Jonal8d £nil12019120 -
£82.75311o NPT UK as a voluntsry th￿ation. Purchases of £23.008 {2019r20 - £24.0961 were
made from the mat￿nal PhiLgn1hrop￿ Trust in respect of operating expenses. At 30 June 2021
£1.75012019120- £2,CM)8} was owed to the Nat￿81 Philanthropic Trust.
In fi$￿1 year 2020r21. NPTUK receNed £1.334.144 from NPT Trar￿vant￿ Limrted as
don8tKm to e5tsblish a dow.ath"sed fund for a Thrtual dormjr.
16. Subs•quent •v•nts
NPT UK has evaluated their SUbsery￿t events levents ocrJJrrirwJ after 30 June 2021) through
4 November 2021, which represents Ihe date the annual reF¥)rt and accounts were issued.
On 27 August 2021. NPT UK enlered a Co-8raThJing anty collatorab.on Agreement with
Cazenove CakMt81 to ueate a besFd(e privaie label donor-advised programme made 8vailable
to customers of Cazeno¥e.
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