2025-06-01-accounts - Rest With Joseph And Friends

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17/06/2024 Cycle Event/Raffle £ 20.90 £ 20.90 £28,656.89
17/06/2024 Cycle Event/Raffle £ 10.00 £ 10.00 £28,666.89
17/06/2024 Cycle Event/Raffle £ 42.69 £ 42.69 £28,709.58
19/06/2024 Cycle Event/Raffle £ 301.50 £ 301.50 £29,011.08
02/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 100.00 -£ 2.10 £ 97.90 £29,108.98
08/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 5.00 -£ 0.30 £ 4.70 £29,113.68
08/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 5.00 -£ 0.30 £ 4.70 £29,118.38
08/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 20.00 -£ 0.58 £ 19.42 £29,137.80
09/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 20.00 -£ 0.58 £ 19.42 £29,157.22
09/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 10.00 -£ 0.39 £ 9.61 £29,166.83
09/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 10.00 -£ 0.39 £ 9.61 £29,176.44
09/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 25.00 -£ 0.68 £ 24.32 £29,200.76
09/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 20.00 -£ 0.58 £ 19.42 £29,220.18
09/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 5.00 -£ 0.30 £ 4.70 £29,224.88
09/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 15.00 -£ 0.49 £ 14.51 £29,239.39
16/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 10.00 -£ 0.39 £ 9.61 £29,249.00
17/07/2024 Cash Donation £ 35.00 £ 35.00 £29,284.00
17/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 20.00 -£ 0.58 £ 19.42 £29,303.42
17/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 20.00 -£ 0.58 £ 19.42 £29,322.84
17/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 10.00 -£ 0.39 £ 9.61 £29,332.45
17/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 5.00 -£ 0.30 £ 4.70 £29,337.15
17/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 10.00 -£ 0.39 £ 9.61 £29,346.76
17/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 5.00 -£ 0.30 £ 4.70 £29,351.46
17/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 10.00 -£ 0.39 £ 9.61 £29,361.07
17/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 10.00 -£ 0.39 £ 9.61 £29,370.68
21/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 25.00 -£ 0.68 £ 24.32 £29,395.00
21/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 10.00 -£ 0.39 £ 9.61 £29,404.61
23/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 150.00 -£ 3.05 £ 146.95 £29,551.56
23/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 20.00 -£ 0.58 £ 19.42 £29,570.98
24/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 10.00 -£ 0.39 £ 9.61 £29,580.59
24/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 5.00 -£ 0.30 £ 4.70 £29,585.29
24/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 10.00 -£ 0.39 £ 9.61 £29,594.90
24/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 5.00 -£ 0.30 £ 4.70 £29,599.60
24/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 5.00 -£ 0.30 £ 4.70 £29,604.30
24/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 5.00 -£ 0.30 £ 4.70 £29,609.00
25/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 5.00 -£ 0.30 £ 4.70 £29,613.70
26/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 5.00 -£ 0.30 £ 4.70 £29,618.40
31/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 30.00 -£ 0.77 £ 29.23 £29,647.63
31/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 10.00 -£ 0.39 £ 9.61 £29,657.24
31/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 10.00 -£ 0.39 £ 9.61 £29,666.85
31/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 5.00 -£ 0.30 £ 4.70 £29,671.55
31/07/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 10.00 -£ 0.39 £ 9.61 £29,681.16
01/08/2024 Brodys Everest Challenge £ 10.00 -£ 0.39 £ 9.61 £29,690.77
09/08/2024 Cash Donation £ 20.00 £ 20.00 £29,710.77
12/08/2024 Bike Event - Square £ 25.97 £ 25.97 £29,736.74
15/08/2024 Cash Donation £ 50.00 £ 50.00 £29,786.74
18/08/2024 Gift Aid PayPal App & Web Donation £ 10.00 £ 10.00 £29,796.74
19/08/2024 Bike Event - Square £ 6.87 £ 6.87 £29,803.61
23/08/2024 FlapJacks £ 3.00 £ 3.00 £29,806.61
23/08/2024 Charity Pot - CG St Austell £ 3.68 £ 3.68 £29,810.29
23/08/2024 Trewornan Bridge Street Collection £ 717.86 £ 717.86 £30,528.15
02/09/2024 Pet Portrait Donation £ 25.00 £ 25.00 £30,553.15
27/09/2024 Imerys Donation £ 500.00 £ 500.00 £31,053.15
30/09/2024 Gift Aid GoFundMe Brodys Everest £ 51.25 £ 51.25 £31,104.40
30/09/2024 Gift Aid GoFundMe Brodys Everest £ 60.00 £ 60.00 £31,164.40
30/09/2024 Gift Aid GoFundMe Brodys Everest £ 7.50 £ 7.50 £31,171.90
30/09/2024 Gift Aid GoFundMe Brodys Everest £ 17.50 £ 17.50 £31,189.40
01/10/2024 Cash Donation Collection Brodys Everest £ 50.79 £ 50.79 £31,240.19
30/10/2024 Gift Aid GoFundMe Brodys Everest £ 2.50 £ 2.50 £31,242.69
30/10/2024 Gift Aid PayPal App & Web Donation £ 2.50 £ 2.50 £31,245.19
08/11/2024 St Austell Print - Leaflets -£ 91.00 -£ 91.00 £31,154.19
07/01/2025 Lemon Street Raffle £ 86.77 £ 86.77 £31,240.96
20/01/2025 Cornwall Community Cornwall Glass £ 250.00 £ 250.00 £31,490.96
12/03/2025 James Shilton Ebay Seller £ 1.05 £ 1.05 £31,492.01
21/03/2025 James Shilton Ebay Seller £ 9.99 £ 9.99 £31,502.00
21/03/2025 James Shilton Ebay Seller £ 18.50 £ 18.50 £31,520.50
21/03/2025 James Shilton Ebay Seller £ 18.50 £ 18.50 £31,539.00
23/03/2025 James Shilton Ebay Seller £ 18.50 £ 18.50 £31,557.50
23/03/2025 James Shilton Ebay Seller £ 10.99 £ 10.99 £31,568.49
07/04/2025 Pet Portrait Donation £ 25.00 £ 25.00 £31,593.49
13/04/2025 James Shilton Ebay Seller £ 5.99 £ 5.99 £31,599.48
17/04/2025 Pet Portrait Donation £ 35.00 £ 35.00 £31,634.48
23/04/2025 James Shilton Ebay Seller £ 6.99 £ 6.99 £31,641.47
25/04/2025 James Shilton Ebay Seller £ 8.99 £ 8.99 £31,650.46
02/05/2025 James Shilton Ebay Seller £ 7.99 £ 7.99 £31,658.45
02/05/2025 James Shilton Ebay Seller £ 2.99 £ 2.99 £31,661.44
12/05/2025 Trewornan Bridge Street Collection £ 940.42 £ 940.42 £32,601.86
16/05/2025 Camborne Sow Trade Stand -£ 28.00 -£ 28.00 £32,573.86
24/05/2025 James Shilton Ebay Seller £ 12.99 £ 12.99 £32,586.85
27/05/2025 Wheal JaneTombola Square £ 107.67 £ 107.67 £32,694.52
27/05/2025 Camborne Show Trade Stand -£ 4.00 -£ 4.00 £32,690.52
30/05/2025 James Shilton Ebay Seller £ 1.99 £ 1.99 £32,692.51
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Trustees' Annual Report for the period

Period start date Period end date 2 June 2024 01 JUNE 2025

From

Section A Reference and administration details

Charity name Rest With Joseph and Friends Other names charity is known by Registered charity number (if any) 1186675 Charity's principal address 36 Chapmans Way St Austell Cornwall Postcode PL25 4QU

Names of the charity trustees who manage the charity

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Dates acted if not for whole Name of person (or body) entitled
Trustee name Office (if any)
year to appoint trustee (if any)
1 Darren Alan Collier Whole Year
Kay Elizabeth Whole Year
2
Collier
Jeannie Louise Whole Year
3
Thurston ODell
Stuart James Whole Year
4
Harris
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Names of the trustees for the charity, if any, (for example, any custodian trustees)
Name Dates acted if not for whole year
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Names and addresses of advisers (Optional information) Type of adviser Name Address

Name of chief executive or names of senior staff members (Optional information)

Section B Structure, governance and management

Description of the charity’s trusts

CIO Foundation Type of governing document (eg. trust deed, constitution) CIO How the charity is constituted

(eg. trust, association, company) Appointed by Trustees
Trustee selection methods
(eg. appointed by, elected by)

Additional governance issues (Optional information)

You may choose to include additional information, where relevant, about:

policies and procedures adopted for the induction and training of trustees;
the charity’s organisational structure and any wider network with which the charity works;
relationship with any related parties;
trustees’ consideration of major risks and the system and procedures to manage them.

Section C Objectives and activities

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Summary of the objects of the charity set out in its governing document Summary of the main activities undertaken for the public benefit in relation to these objects (include within this section the statutory declaration that trustees have had regard to the guidance issued by the Charity Commission on public benefit)	To provide relief, and give a space for families to heal and gain comfort for devastated families in need who have experienced distress and bereavement as a consequence of a miscarriage by the provision of a burial and memorial garden.
	Currently raising funds to obtain a plot of land for a much needed burial and memorial garden. This garden will allow us all a place to remember and lay to rest our sons and daughters who have been born through a late miscarriage. The garden will provide a healing sanctuary for parents to heal and gain comfort through their grief and loss after losing their baby angel. With no legal birth certificate for the baby they hold in their arms, families are devasted and are suffering in isolation. The garden will help cherish and recognise their baby’s life by providing a safe space to grieve and reflect. This garden has the vision to be used to bring the whole family together, where siblings can play to together to unite the family when one or some siblings are missing from their family tree. We have the vision of a memorial wall for those who not wish to bury their baby, but require a name where they can still reflect and be around other families to gain extra support and comfort. We have been raising funds through charity events, all limited through the Cost Of Living Crisis. Meetings were held to discuss potential land sights that were brought to our attention and the opportunity presented for a substantial donation to purchase land. This has been ongoing and has given us progression problems with circumstances changing. We have researched and searched for other suitable land and wanted to work on gaining contacts for the execution of the development of our garden.

Summary of the objects of the
charity set out in its
governing document
Summary of the main
activities undertaken for the
public benefit in relation to
these objects (include within
this section the statutory
declaration that trustees have
had regard to the guidance
issued by the Charity
Commission on public
benefit)

To provide relief, and give a space for families to heal and gain comfort
for devastated families in need who have experienced distress and
bereavement as a consequence of a miscarriage by the provision of a
burial and memorial garden.

Currently raising funds to obtain a plot of land for a much needed burial
and memorial garden. This garden will allow us all a place to remember
and lay to rest our sons and daughters who have been born through a
late miscarriage. The garden will provide a healing sanctuary for parents
to heal and gain comfort through their grief and loss after losing their
baby angel.
With no legal birth certificate for the baby they hold in their arms, families
are devasted and are suffering in isolation. The garden will help cherish
and recognise their baby’s life by providing a safe space to grieve and
reflect.
This garden has the vision to be used to bring the whole family together,
where siblings can play to together to unite the family when one or some
siblings are missing from their family tree. We have the vision of a
memorial wall for those who not wish to bury their baby, but require a
name where they can still reflect and be around other families to gain
extra support and comfort.
We have been raising funds through charity events, all limited through
the Cost Of Living Crisis.
Meetings were held to discuss potential land sights that were brought to
our attention and the opportunity presented for a substantial donation to
purchase land. This has been ongoing and has given us progression
problems with circumstances changing.
We have researched and searched for other suitable land and wanted to
work on gaining contacts for the execution of the development of our
garden.

Additional details of objectives and activities (Optional information)

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You may choose to include further statements, where relevant, about:

policy on grantmaking;
policy programme related investment;
contribution made by volunteers.

Section D Achievements and performance

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Section D Achievements and performance We have raised funds through collection pots and selling of flap jacks Summary of the main situated in local businesses and shops. Further charity pots have been achievements of the charity located to other shops. during the year We are still working closely with influential people who we are still currently working with us to obtain suitable land. These include influential community members and legal representatives who are keen for our charity to succeed and are helping to support and obtain land that we can develop. There has been ongoing delays with the progression of this which has halted planning and progression. We have worked on Cycling Events and had a stall where we continue to raise awareness of baby loss. We have gained further donations from local businesses and attending local Farm Shows. Carboots have been used to sell products and advertise the charity. We have done fundraisers that have included cycling events and raffles to win prizes from local donated attractions/services. We are working together to think of ways we can get more general public involved in runs etc to raise funds, but we are aware that this will become a lot easier when the land is available to us. As land is in talks and hopeful that land will be available to us, we have been thinking of ways to develop it and make it aesthetically pleasing. We have been contacted with various media platforms and have had publications reference to Baby Loss and our aims of the charity.

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Section E Financial review

We are holding the funds as we are saving to obtain and purchase land Brief statement of the for the burial and memorial garden. Money will then need to be acquired charity’s policy on reserves to landscape and set up. Should land be donated, funds will be used to develop.

Details of any funds materially in deficit

N/A

Further financial review details (Optional information)

You may choose to include additional information, where relevant about:

the charity’s principal sources of funds (including any fundraising);

More fundraising is planned in the next financial year with the help of local businesses and public doing events to raise further funds.

We would like more street collections and supermarket collections with the mascot as well as further raffles.

Planning to organise a Group Trustee event to raise further funds.

how expenditure has supported the key objectives of the charity;
investment policy and objectives including any ethical investment policy adopted.

Section F Other optional information

Continue to use Facebook for fundraising – Birthday Fundraisers etc. Hope to succeed in requiring land to get the charity up and running.

Section G Declaration

The trustees declare that they have approved the trustees’ report above.

Signed on behalf of the charity’s trustees

	s	s	s

Signature(s) Full name(s) Position (eg Secretary, Chair, etc) Date
		Darren Alan Collier K	ay Elizabth Collier
		Chair Trustee	Founder Trustee
		2/03/2026
	2	2/03/2026

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