Registered Charity Number
1189425
Our Communtty Foundation ao
Trustees Report and Annual Accounts
For the year ended
30th April 2024

Registered Charity Number
1189425
Our Community Foundation CIO
Reports and atcounts
Contents
Trustee's Rep)rt
ststernent of Trustees. responsibilities

Registered Charity Number
1189425
Our Communlty Foundatlon ao
Charity Informatfon
Trustees
Micheal Maurice Tooze
Maurisha Burte<arty
Haleemah Zafar
Chri5tel Rogers
Saddak Mlah
Accountsnts
Fintax UK Ltd
Chartered Certified Accountsnts
888 Washwood Heath Road
Blrmlngham B8 2NB
0121784 1111
Bankers
Metro Bank
85-88 High St
Birmingham
B4 7fE
Registered Office
Our Community Foundation CIO
314 Zellig Building
The Custsrd Factory
Gibb Street
Deritend
B9 4AT
Reglstered Number
1189425

Registered Charity Number
1189425
Our Communlty Found*lon ao
The report ot the tntstees for the year ended 31 April 2024
Intrrylurtlon
The trustees present their annual reports and accounts for the year ended 31 Aprll 2024.
The board of trustees are eX￿dInglY satisfied with the perforn)an￿ of the charty during the year
and the POSFtion at 31 April 2024 and consider the charity is in a strong position to continue its
activities during the coming year. and that the charl￿5 assets a￿ adequate to fulfil it's obligation5.
Name. r￿stered office arKI constitution ofthe tharlty
The legal ￿gIStratiOn detsi15 are:
Date of formatlon
oviin019
The Principal offi￿ is
314 Zellig Buildin& The Custard Fartory. Gibb StreeL B9 4AT
Charity Registration Number 1189425
The telephone number is
0121667 11)Xi

Registered Charty Number
1189425
Oblectlves and Actlvliles of the Charlty
A summory oAthe obJe¢dves oAthe dmrftyas srtoutln ltsgoveming do¢umert
Objertlves
11 To further or benefit the residents of BimiinEham. without distinction of sex. sexual orientatlon,
race or of poltfical, religious or other opinions by associating together the said ￿1deTrts and the local
authoriknes, voluntary and other organisations in a common effort to advance education and to
provide facilities in the interests of social Welfa￿ for recreation and lelsure time occupation with the
ob}ective of improving the conditions of life for the restdents.
21 To advance in life and relle¥e need5 of young people through:
lal The provision of recreational and leisure time acilvitres provided in the interest of social welfare.
designed to improve their conditions of life-
Ibl Providing support and athvities which develop their skills. capacities and capabilitFes to enable
them to partithpate in society as mature and responsible individuals.
Publk Benefft tlwt 15 Prnv￿d ty the choiity
We confirm that the Trustees have had regard to the guidance issued by the Charity Commission on
public benefit, in deciding on the activities of the CIO.
Our Community Foundatlon CIO
The of the Trustees for the year ended 31 April 2024.
Achlevements and Perforn)anee of the Charity
A revlew of ¢harits7ble Odivitles undertoken ty the charlty
The CIO earnt £308.375 in grants and donatlons in the reporting year. The CIO used £173,769 for
staffin& administration. consultancy. rent, bills. utilities and marketing for projert delivery.

Reglstered Chartty Number
1189425
Summoryolthe moln achie￿rnents olthe charitydun.ng the year
Note.'Afull ve&sion of our onnual report olong with photo4 vide05. vlog5 blogs ond doLvmentaries
can befound on our website." wJvw.ourcommunity.org.uk
From here you can atso dick into our50ciolmediapoges, where contenthos been put together ond
presentedbyyoung peopleforyoung people.
Football sesslons In Alum Rock
38 young people participated in weekly football sessK)ns delivered at Rockwood Academy for the
first time. It vfis a pllot projert. which took a while to knckstsrt but has been an amazing success. We
are now looking to thrt a local league to make It nK)re competitive going forward.
Street Cricket sesslons In Alum Rod(
22 young people participated in weekty street uicket sessions delivered at Eden Boys Leadership
Academy for the firsi time. It was a pllot projett. which took a while to kickstsrt but has been an
amazing success.
Detached Y(Mrth work in Alum Rock
Our team have been out and about in Alum Rock throughout the year, vistilng key hotspot areas for
anti-social behaviour. local parks and streets to engage young people into FLisitive activities. They
have also arranged with local schools to be outside the schools at home ￿Me5 to give out leaflets and
have physically posted these doors to door in the localrty. showcasing current activities available to
young people afterschool and on weekends. Over the year they have engaged with over 460 young
people. with over 120 signrM)sted to services and 190 signing up to regular sports. mentoring
support and youth activitres.
Glrts onty cydI￿ sessions in Alum Rock
20 young girls participated in cycling 5e5sions for the first time In partnershlp wrth The Active
Wellbeing Society and Naseby Youth Cent￿. They We￿ able to leam how rycle, maintain the blkes
and were all awarded bikes to keep after completion.
HAF Programmes
We delivered Holiday Acthiitres Fund programmes In Alum Rock. Kingstanding and Erdington
engaging over 282 young people in positive activtties over the holidays. Acttvitie5 included Muay
Thai. boxing. fitness. artsl crafts. healthy eating workshops. first aid training and team building
exercises. The sessions We￿ supported by the Iloyal Navy.

Registered Charity Number
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Student Of The Game Podast Proiett
20 young people We￿ upskilled through our Student OfThe Game Social Enterprise, learning about
podcastin& filmin& digital media and social media marketing. In our first season. 10 professional
podcasts were filmed, edfted and marketed across our social media channels. We had some amazing
people from all walks of life. from CE(Ys, Teachers. Communtty Leader5, Entrepreneurs, Youth and
Leadets. All these people who overcame challenges to make it where they are today. helping us to
Inspire other young people by sharing their stories. Our reach on Social media has skyrocketed with
61)0,000 viewers on YouTube of which 4￿.C￿l) are young people.
NCS, Youth SI￿al Artlon & mentoring in schools
This year we continued to work with Eden Boys and further developed our relationship with
Birmingham Youth Service and The Naseby Youth Centre. We have supported S8 young people with
mentoring and workshop support. We have deliVe￿d 12 workshops covering employability, drugs/
consequences, county lines, first aid and mental health 5UPPOrt. 28 young people put together a
Cleaner Alum Rock social action projert. 30 young people working in 2 cohorts spent an Insight Day
at Gowling WLG, learning ab)ut careers arnl future plans from experienced mentors.
Celebratfn8 one year on of the Commonwealth Games
To celebrate one year on of the commonwealth games. we hosted a swrting event in the community
with over 25(K) people wlth over 18C(l young people in attendan￿ all enjoying new sports. includlng
football tournaments for young people. boxin& basketball. cricket, squash, badminton, archery. tsble
tennis, cycling and team building exercises with Royal Na￿ & Brrbsh Arrny. With great
entertainment on the day with a live DJ, magic man. stslls. foods. clothes, face painting and lots of
activities which were enjoyed by all.
Contribution made ty volunteers
Overthe last year we took on 3 interns from University of Birmingham who supported u5 in the areas
of Business Development. S(xial Medta Marketing and filminglpodcastinE and photography. All 3
were a great asset, all helping to develop each area of works and gaining new experience5 at the
same tlme. We also took on a student from Bimiingham City Unlversity. who was in her last year of
her JNC youth work degree and supported our youth clubs and holiday programmes.
We also had 2 community volunteers who stepped up to help with setting up of equipment and with
the plannlng of our sports projectsl community events.
We are proud of our diverse Board of Trustees. made up of volunteers from a wide range of
backgrounds including young people and are responsible for the overJll strategnc direction of Our
Community Foundation. Our core Trustees all live in the communlties we serve. so have a thorough
understandlng of the local needs & wants. We have rn0￿ female Trustees than male Trustees. from
diverse backgrounds including young people. Overall. we have a wide range of Skills & expertise in
our management team with over ICQ years of experience in delivering youth v￿rk. SFJorts &
mentoring (Blrmingham Youth Service & voluntsry sector). education. community/ sport
development, social enterprise & speak 6 different languages.

Registered Charity Number
1189425
Monitoring
The CIO provided regular monitoring for all projects with adequate systems and processes In place to
cord impact and provide evaluation.
Structure. G0￿ManCe and Management
Noture ofthe Governlng Document ondconstilyihn of the d￿rfty
The Charity is incorporated and governed by its own Foundation constitution.
The trustees have overall control and responsibilty for policy and major decision making.
Our Community Foundation ao
The report of the Trustees fty year ended 31 Aprfl 20
Other than the Trustees and person5 connected with them there a no individuals who are related
parties.
Details of transactions Wtth related partles are Sh￿•￿ In the notes to the accounts. This indudes
remuneration and expenses paid to Trustees.
Apart from the first charttytrustees. every tntr apF)ointment must be by resolution passed at a
properly convened meeting of the chajity trustees. In selecting indiwduals for apFKJintment as
appointed charity trustees. the charity trustees must have regard to the skllls. knowledge and
experience needed for the effective administration of Our Community Foundation CIO.
No third party has a right to appoint a Trustee.
Hnanclal Revlew
Pollcles on reserves
The trustee5 have resolbtd to estawish reserves to provide further activities, and to provide ￿ndIng
for the expected expenditure for six month5 ahead in the Sum of £8,1XlO.
The members of the Board of Trustees of the Charity during the ￿ar ended 31 ApTiI ZOZ
Micheal Maurice Too
Maurisha Burte-carty
Haleemah Zafar
Chrlstel Rogers
Saddak Miah

Registered Charity Number
1189425
The members ol the Board of Trustees of the char￿ at the date ot the report and ac¢ounts were
approved were:.
Micheal Mouri¢e Too
Maurisha 8urte-Carty
Haleemah Zafar
Christel Rogers
Saddak Miah
Independert Examlner
Tahir Yasin FCCA
Fintax UK Ltd
Chartered Cerbfied Accountants
888 WashwcM)d Heath Road
Birmingham 88 2NB
0121784 1111
Ourcommunity Foundation CIO
The report of the Trustees for the year ended 31 April 2024.
Statement of Trustee< Responsibllltles
The Charities Art and the Companies Art require the Board of Trustees to prepare financial
statements for each financial year which give a t￿￿ and fair view of the state of affairs of the charlty
a5 at the end of the financial year and of the surplus or defictt of the charlty. In preparing those
financial statements the Board is required to:_
selett suitable accounttng policies and then apply them consi5tentty.
make judgements and estimate5 that are reasonable and prudent.
and- prepare the financial statements on the going concern basis unle$5 it is inappropriate
to presume that the charity will continue in busine55.
state whether applicable accounting standards and statements of recommended prathce
have been followed, subject to any material departures disclosed and explalned In the
financial statements.
The Trustees are also responslble for maintsining adequate accountirig records whlch dixlose with
reasonable accuracy at any time the financial posithon of the charity and which are sufficient to show
and explain the charity's transactions and enable them to ensure that the financial Statements
comply with the Companles Act 2￿6 and Comp￿ wtth regulation5 made under the Charities Act.
They are also responsible for safeguarding the assets of the charity and hen￿ for tsking reasonable
steps for the prevention and detection of fraud and other irregularities. The trustees are also
responslble ft)r the contents of the trustees, report, and the responsibility of the independent
examiner in relation to the trustees, report is limited to examining the report and ensuring that. on
the face of the report. there are no incon5i5tencies with the figures disclosed in the financial
ststements.

Registered Charity Number
1189425
Thls report was appfwed by the Board of Tntstees on 25th Jyne 202+L
Signed on behalf of the trustees.
Micheal Maurlce T002e
Chair

CHARITY REGISTRATION NUMBEIL" 1189425
Our Community Foundation (CIO)
Financial Statements
30 April 2024

Our Community FoundatSon (CIO)
Flnancial Statements
Period ended 30 April 2024
Page
Trustees, annual report
4 Statement of financial activilies
Statement of finandal position
Statement of cash flows
Notes to the financial staternents

Our Communlty Foundatlon (CIO)
Trustees. Annual Report | Period ended 30 AprS12024
The trustees present their reiKrt and the financial staternents of the charlty for th8 P8riod
ended 30 Aprl 2024.
Ref•rén¢o and admlnlstratlve delalls
Rgglst•r•d charity name
Our Communty Foundatron(ClO)
Chariiy reglstration number
1189425
Prlnclpal office
314 Zdlig Bullding.
Custard Facty, Gibb St
Deritend, Bwrningham
89 4AT
The truste•s
Maurisha Rose Burtecaty
Saddak Miah
Chri5tel Rogers
Haleemah Zafar
Michael Marurv Toozè
Bankers
Metro Bank

Our Community Foundation (CIO)
Trustees. Annual Report (e•ntlTru•d) I Period ended 30 April 2024
Our Communlty Foundation is an unlno)rp(xth ch8rity cthstituted under a Deed of Declaratlon of
Trust dated 01 Nov 2019. It is a registered ¢hartty with a charity numb8r being 1189425 and wa$
registered as a charity on 11 May 2020.
ReC￿ltment and apwntrnent ol new lJustees would be in line the Tfust Deed and Trmth the consent
of the trustees. The criteria set for the suilable csrxlidate be someone who is ser￿lt￿e to the
needs and demands of the onjanisation.
The day to day affairs arn undertaken by Basharat Dad who is the frmjnder and CEO on behaw of the
trustees. All major decisions are taken (x)Ilectively by the trustees and all the trustees give of their timo
fredy. The trustees are unpaid arHI details ol any related paty transactions are disclosed as applicable
in the notes to the acc¢wnts. The arrangements for setting the pay of the chariws employees are the
sole domain of the trustees.
The￿ are poliaes for the induction or traFning of new trustees.
Rlsk roview
The Trustees have assessed ￿ major risks to which the charity is exwsed, in particular those
related to the operalions and finances of the Trust. and are satIsf￿d that systems are in ￿ace
to manage c4Jr exposure to the major risks.
The r¢ks faced by the trust are ptlncipally 0￿ratIonal risks from ineffediva grant m8king. Those risk$
are managed by tho trustees researching potential beneficiaries bef(￿ granting donatk)rE.
Report back and review procedures strengthen these safeguards to ensLTe public benefrt Is achieved
from all grants.

Our Community Foundatlon (CIO)
Trustees. Annual Report (¢ondnu•dJ I Period ended 30 April 2024
Structure, governance and management
Govemlng Document
The c￿ty is C•Mtituied as a charitable incorporated organisation.
Goveming Body
The structure of the Charity conwsts of Flve Trustees and one chair person. The Board of trustees is
authorised to appoint nw Trustees to ffll vacAn(aes arising Ihrough resignation or death of an existing
Trustee.
Organisational Management
Th8 Trustees of the Charity are leg81ty responsible for th8 overall man4ement and control of the
Charlty and meet regufarly.
Objectjves and athitie8
The Charity is consti￿ted a$ a Charitable IrKoTporated ¢Jrganisabon.
Tho Charitys objeds arKI tts prInC4p￿ of encourage and empower tho ambllions of Uie residant$ of
Biimingham, with a fows on young wpla {aged 11 trj 28) supwting into sustained education,
training and work through our personal development programmes.
The Charity i8 organised so that the Trusiees meet regularty lo manage its affairs. The Charty
employees fulltime stsff and seasonal wothers. Administration of the Charlty is deaFt wtth by trustees.
Stralegl¢ report
The follo￿ng secth?ns for achtavements aNI perfom)an¢e and financial révw form the strategic report
of the charity.

Our Communfty Fondatlon (CIO)
Trustees. Annual Report (contslnu0￿ I P•rlod onded 30 April 2024
FSnanclal revlew
The Trustees (￿[der that the perfonnan* of the Charity this year has been The charity
received d(Mation of £308,375.
The charity distributed a total of £173,769 during the y8ar. The natttres of the distributlons were in line
with the constitution and oLiects of the Charity.
This is in Ilne wilh the wishes of the Trustees who c%)nstanlly revtew the eff8ctiveness of Ihe Charity and
approve the s(XJP8 ol their activitias.
Trugtses, re$pon$ibilities slatement
The trustees, who are also directors for the wrposes of company law, are responslble for preparing the
trustees, report and the financial statements in acc4)rdan¢e with applicable law and Untted lfjngdom
Accounting Standards (United Kingdcffi Generally Accepted knxMJnting Practice).
Company law requires the charity trustees to prepare financHI statsments for each year whlch give a
tru8 and falr view of the stste of affairs of th& tharitablg company and the in￿ming resources arKI
application of resources. induding the inctsme and expendith. for that period.
In preparing these finan¢ial statem8nts. the are required to:
select suitable ac(xJunting p(Ahie5 and then apply them (x)nsistentty.
observe the methcKls and principles in the app￿Cable Charrbes SORP:
make judgm&r)ts and aCC￿ntIng estimates that are rtrasonat48 and pNdant
stale whether applicable UK AcC(￿ntIng Standards have been Idlowed. subject to any malerial
departures disclosed ewained in the finarKial statements.
prepare the financial statements on the going conc8m basis unless it is inappropriate to presume
that the charsty Mll continue in business.
trustees are reswnsible for keeping adwuate accounting records that are sufficient to show and
explain th8 charitys transaclh)ns and disclose rèasonable accuracy at any time the financlal
p)sition of the charty and enable them to ensure that the financial slatements comply vAth the
Companies Act %J06. They are abo responsitrAe for safeguarding the assets of th8 charrty and hence
for taking reasonabje steps for the preventKsn and detection of fraud and other irregularities.
The trustees, annual report and the strategtc report were approved on ..........
on behalf of the board of trustees by:
and signed
Ml¢hael Maurlce Too2•

Our Community Foundatlon (CIO)
Statement of Financlal Activities
Period ended 30 Aprll 2024
2024
2023
Unrestricted RestrlGte41 Total
funds
funds
funds
Income and endowmonts
Grants
Sundry income
Total Income
113.221
191154
308,375
65.940
113.221
195.154
308.375
65,940
Eynditure
79.1)06 94,763
173,769
55,301
T¢)tal expend1￿re
79.006 94,763
173.769
55,301
Net exponditure and ngt movement In fund
34215
100,392
134,606
10,639
Re¢onciliatlon ol funds
Total funds brought forwanl
{29.330) [18,6911
Total funds carrled forward
.1163,936) _ (29.3301 ..
TIE ststemerrt of financid activibes includes all gains and losses recognised in Ihe year.
Al income and expendilU￿ derive from continuing acbwii8S.

Our Community Foundation (CIO)
Statemenl of Flnanclal Posltion
Period ended 30 April 2024
2023
Current asset
164.170
Crodltors . amount falllng due within ong year
(234)
Net Current assèts
163.936
29,330
Total assets leBs cu1r￿￿ liabillties
163,936
29,330
Net a58et
163,936
29.330
Capltal and r•$orvos a88et
163,936
29.330
The company was entilled to exemption from audit under $477 ofthe Companles A¢t 2006 relating to
small o)mpanies.
The members have not required the company to cthin an audit in alX￿rdanc4 seckn 476 of the
Companles Act 2006.
Th& directors a¢knowledge thetr resFrf)nsb￿Ibes for comF4ying v￿th the requTrments of the Companies
Act with respect with respect to accounting records and the KKeparalkn ofa¢o)unts.
Thèse accounts have been prepared n ac4x)rdance ￿1th the provisions apFI1¢ab￿ to small companies
subiecl to the smal companies regime and sn ac(x*dance with FRS102 SORP.
Michael Maurice Tooze

Our Community Foundation (CIO)
Statement of Cash Flows
Period ended 30 April 2024
Cash flows from operatlng activiltOS
Net expenditure
134606
Changes in..
Trade and ¢)ther ryedi
234
Cash generated from operations
Net cash from operating activFtses
14840
134,840
Gash Ilows from financing activitles
Prixeeds from brxr0v￿ngS
Net cash from financirKJ activities
Net Increase In cash and cash èquivalents
Cash and cash equivalents at b•ginning of year
Cash and cash equivalents al end of year
134,840
29.330
161170

Our Community Foundation (CIO)
Notes to the Financial Statements (contthu•dJ I Period end 2024
G•n•ral Informatlon
The chaiity is a public benofit entity and a Tegistered d￿rity in ErMJland and Wales and Is
unincorp)rated. The address of the prinupal 314 Zeling Building, Custard Factory,
Gibb st Deritend, Bimiingham 89 4AT
Stat•m•nl ol c¢•mplianco
These financial statements have tsen prepared in Compliance véiih FRS 102. The Flnancial
Reporting Standard appltcable in the UK and the Republic of IreL3nd', the Statement of
Recommended Practi¢e ap￿￿1¢able to charities preparing their a¢counts in accordance ￿th the
Financial Reporting Stsndard appliCa￿e in the UK ar￿ Republic of Ireland (FRS 102) (Charities
SORP (FRS 102)) and the Companies Act 2006.
Accounting policle$
Basis of preparatlon
The financial ststements have been prepared ￿ th8 historic31 rJ)st basig. as m¢xlified ty the
revaluation of certain financial assets l*bli itses arwj investrnent prop￿rtieS measured at fair
valuè through in(x)m8 or gxpgndtture.
The f￿ancial ststements are wepared in stsrling, *thich is the fun¢Xional eurrency of the entity.
Judgemonts and key sour¢es of estlmatk•n uncertalnty
The preparation of the financial statements did not requlre marr4ement to make judgements.
estimates or assumpt*￿ that affect the aft￿nts reported.
Fund accountlng
Unrestrtcted funds held by the tharity are fijnds that be used In aco)tdance with the
charitable ¢)biscts at the discretmjn of the trustees.
Designated funds are Unrestri￿ funds e￿rked by the trustees for particularfvttwe prolect or
mmttment.
Restricted funds are subjected to restrlclions on their expendFlure dedared by the donor or
through the terms of an appeal. and fdl into one of tsvo su￿asses.. restricted income fvnds or
endowm•nt funds.

Our Community Foundation (CIO)
Notes to the Financial Statements f¢onthJurf I
Year end 30 Aprll 2024
Accounting pollcles
Incomlng r•sourc•s
AJI incoming re50urcgs are Induded in the ststement of financial actwities wh8n entitlement has
passed to the charity; it is probable that the e￿)nOM￿ beneffts associated wtth trte transaction
will llow to the ¢harity and the amount can be ￿lrabty wsured. The ft)￿OW1ng speclfic policies
are appli￿ to partiujlar cstegoTies ol ino)me:
In￿Me from donationg or grants is recognised when there is evidence of 8ntTUement to the
grft, receipt is probable and tts amount can be measured reliably.
legacy irm ts r8coJnised r￿1[* 15 probable and enlrlloment is estatlished.
ino)me from donated goods is rneasured al the fair value of the gtyxls unless this is
mpractical to measure reliably. in whth case the value Is derived from the cost to the donor
or the estimated resaFe value. O￿ted facilities and services are rowgnised in the
accounts when received rf the v￿ue can be reliably measured. No arrthnts are induded for
the ts)ntribulion of general volunteers.
income fr￿n contracts for the supply of services is reo)gnised wtth the delivery of the
contracted seNce. This is dasslfied as unrestricted funds unless there is a contractual
Tequir8ment for it to ￿ spent on a parti￿lar wrry)se aThJ retumad rf unspent, in which case
it may be regarded as restricted.
Resourc¢$ expended
Expenditure is recognised on an accruals basis as a liability is incurred. Expgnditure ￿CkE￿leS any
VAT which cannot bo fully recovered. ts dassif￿d urmler heading$ of the s&qtoment of
financi81 aC￿￿tieS to which il relates:
expenditure on r8ising fiJrNls includ&s the costs c( aH fundraising a¢tivitses. e￿nIs,
non-eharitsbFe trading athities. and the sate of donated goods.
expenditure on charitable ac*vibes Indudes all c(6ts incurr&l by a chaiity in undertaking
actimlies that fijrther its charrtable aims for the benefit of tts beneffciaries, inc]uding those
support costs and costs reL8￿g to Ihe govemanca of the chathy apt*Miorwl to charitable
activities.
other expendiiur8 iThSudes atl expendiiure that neilher related to raising funds for the
thaiity nor part of its expendituTO on charitable &tivFties.
All costs are allocated to exF￿￿1tUr8 ￿leS refiects)g the use of the resour￿. Direct costs
attribvtabie lo a single activty are all¢xated directy to that acliwty. Shared costs are apportloned
be￿￿n Ihe activities they c))ntribute to on a reasonable, justifMb58 and consistent ￿￿ls.
Flnanclal Instruments
A finanaal asset or a financial liabilty is retsjgnised only when the charity becomes a party to the
contractud provis1¢N￿ of the instrument.
Basic financial instruments are initially recognised at the amount recelvable or payable Indurfing
any

Our Community Foundation (CIO)
Notss to the Financial Statements fcoRtlnu8dJ. Year ended 30 Aprll 2024
Aceounting policies (coftllnv•d)
Flnancial Instrumants (wndnued)
Current assets and current liabilibes are subsequenty measured at the cash or cther
consideration to be paid or re￿IVed and r￿t disr￿unted.
Debt Mistruments a￿ subsequenty measured at amorlised cosL
INhere Investments in shares are publldy trajeo or their falr value can othemise be measured
reliably. the investment is subsequenlly mgasur8d at fair value with thanges in fair Yalue
recognised in incoffe and expendilure. Ail other such investments are subsequendy measured at
cost less impaimienL
(Xher financial instruments. including derivatives. are initially recoJnised at fair value, unless
payment for an asset i8 deferred beyond nO￿n21 busin85S teThs or financed at a rate of interest
that is not a market rate, in which case the asset is measured at the pres8nt value of the future
payr￿nts discounted at a mwkgt rate cl intsrest for a similar debt InstrumenL
Other finanoal instruments are subsequently measured at fair value, with any ch8nge$
Tecognised in the statement of ffinan¢iai activibes, ex￿pt￿n of hedging Instruments in a
designated hedging rdationship.
Financial assets that aro measured at c￿$t or amortiwj ¢X&8t ar9 revi•v￿d for objocbva evldenc8
of impaimienl at the end of each rep￿IDg date. tf there Ts objective evidence of impaim)en( an
Impainn8nt loss is rgct)3niged under the appropriate headiry in the statement of financial
8ctivities in which the initial gain was r8ccgnwl.
For all equty instruments regardless of signtficance, and other financial assets that are
indwidually signifunc these are assessed indmdually for impairment Other fina￿la1 assets are
elther assessed indNidually or grouped on the basis of similw credit risk chara¢tèristics.
Any reversals of impairment are recognised imm9diatety. lo th8 extent that the reversal does not
resLtIt in a cary¢ng amount of the financial asset that exceeds what the cafryirvJ amount would
have been had the impaiment r￿t previously been reeTrJnised.
Limited by guarantee company is Ilmlted by warantee and does not o)ntain any shar8
capita.
Donations and 1èg*cI•¥
2024
2023
Unrestricted Restricted Total
funds
funds
funds
Income and endowjnents
Grants
113,221
195.154
308,375
65,940

Our Community Foundation (CIO)
Notes to the Flnanclal Statements (¢ontlnu•d). Year ended 30 April 2024
Expendilure on charltable actlvitles by fund type
2024
2023
Unrestrlcted Re5trthd Total
funds
funds
funds
Expenditure
Stsff cost
Wages & salaries
Staff Pension costs
Administration Ex[￿seS
Consultancy fees
Equiprnent
D8S Cost$
Marketing and publication
Venuè hire
Rent
21,961
31,344
229
5,060
18.320
64.650
88.611
31.344
229
6,738
20,320
4,227
316
9.070
10,978
3,937
33,793
1,678
6,751
7,501
565
145
1.059
1,550
3,937
4,227
316
1.673
104
7.397
10.874
3,937
Totsl expendhure
94,763
173,769
55.301

CHARITY COMMISSION
FOR ENGIAND AND WALES
Receipts and
ayments accounts
CC16a
Forthe perfod
Tg
Section A Receipts and payments
fund$
lund$
Totsl lund¥
Last year
A1 R•eo1
Gyanig
Sund
194154
iKorne
Sub tolal(Gross lor
ARJ
A2 Asset and Ihvestment 5•108.
{8ee tth¢l.
11*154
Sub tolal
Totalre￿lpts
1*1$4
Staff c05t5
5&5a&rf
ensvjn eosL4
*ministrat￿rt èx
Consukan
uiwnent
DBS cos
Aaw
ar￿ costs
Venue hire
Pant
,fj11
31.
31.344
229
6.738
7.501
565
145
4227
316
9.070
10,978
3.*37
1n769
316
M Ass•t and In¥•thwrt
purtho8es.1ge• table)
Sub totsi
t73.7$9
43D1
Net ofrn¢•lpirfpayn￿tsj
AS Transfers bètwqen funds
A6 Cash lunds last yw•nd
34
1(
10,
1189
31519
131,911
29.J30
10.691
CCXX R1 accoLmls {ssi
211UEla124

Section B Stalement ol assets and liabilities at Ihe end of the period
Unrestrl¢ted
R¢strlcted
lunds
Endowment
fund5
t•nMfe#£
B1 C88h funds
131.911
Tolalcash lunds
131.911
lund¥
to r•9r•#e
fund8
lunds
Oelails
4rt¥4uo
Detsi15
rArnlvoluv
DÈiails
84 Asset$ retslned for the
¢harlty$ own
Wljmd
Deiaiis
BS Liabililies
by GTrQrts￿trU8t8o8I
behaw of dl
n￿1&
int Na
Date of
roval
Toe>Z
CCXX A2 I

CHAR￿ COMMISSION
FOR E￿￿LAND WAiES
Independent examin*s report on the
accounts
Secbon A
Independent Exaniner's Report
Report to the trustees
Our Community Foundation (CIO)
On accounts for th• ygar
ended
harity no
Irf anyl
3010412024
1189425
Set out on pa9es
I rewt kn the trustees on my exatninatvn of the 8ccounts ol the ab)ve
rt￿ty rtr* Tru5t"Iforthe ￿rende￿ 30 ￿.12024.
Responsibililie¥ pnd basis
of rvport
As the Gharrtl5 inJ5tees. >ru are reswn5bl8 lorthe preparatK)n ofthq aeLX)uTrts In axordarKo
th the ￿quireMents ofth8 Chatits95 A#2011 (tr A¢ri.
I report w) res*¢t olryexaminaim of thè Tru5f5 acwjnts carrigd out un￿r ￿￿tion 145 of
Ih8 2011 Act and in <¥Jl my examination. I
have lolh)w8J all the applicable Uwethions gNen by the Ch￿ty knmr$5ion under $8Ctbn
145(5Mbl of Ih&P
dppenthnt
examlnerfs 6taternortt
I compleled my èjam1na￿Th. I conf¥m Ihal rKs maiBTiRI rnBtte￿ have wme trj my Hltention
in confteuion the examination whth gwe5 rne cau¥e to believe that in, any m8tsrf91 resp8ci.'
the ￿￿Ountry rBc(xYJ5 were iiot kept in accordan￿ With $8diDn 130 of lh• Art. or
e thj llol ￿£ord with the aru)untiry rtt￿ds: lx
I have no concerns and have coffle 3cross Tr) cilh8r mauers In ox)nneciion the exominalion
to attenbon shoJkJ be ar8wn in th￿ report in order lu enable a proper undetsiandin9 01 Ihg
aGE¢wnts lo ty? rexhed.
Slgned:
14amo'.
R81ovant professltsml
quall11￿￿On(SI or body Irf
anyl..
Fhrfax UK Ltsl
PA¢Jre5¥'.

Section B
Oi5closure
.Bh' rnalo-131 ry.Gl1ers J,. c-n-ern Isoe CC32.
IndwdBWrt examin*iw ofthartyacwunts.. dKectbrs and for8yAminersl.
G5ve hgrp brfel detsils of any
items that the examiner wishts to
di$close.

CHARITY REGISTRATION NUMBEIL" 1189425
Our Community Foundation (CIO)
Financial Statements
30 April 2024

Our Community FoundatSon (CIO)
Flnancial Statements
Period ended 30 April 2024
Page
Trustees, annual report
4 Statement of financial activilies
Statement of finandal position
Statement of cash flows
Notes to the financial staternents

Our Communlty Foundatlon (CIO)
Trustees. Annual Report | Period ended 30 AprS12024
The trustees present their reiKrt and the financial staternents of the charlty for th8 P8riod
ended 30 Aprl 2024.
Ref•rén¢o and admlnlstratlve delalls
Rgglst•r•d charity name
Our Communty Foundatron(ClO)
Chariiy reglstration number
1189425
Prlnclpal office
314 Zdlig Bullding.
Custard Facty, Gibb St
Deritend, Bwrningham
89 4AT
The truste•s
Maurisha Rose Burtecaty
Saddak Miah
Chri5tel Rogers
Haleemah Zafar
Michael Marurv Toozè
Bankers
Metro Bank

Our Community Foundation (CIO)
Trustees. Annual Report (e•ntlTru•d) I Period ended 30 April 2024
Our Communlty Foundation is an unlno)rp(xth ch8rity cthstituted under a Deed of Declaratlon of
Trust dated 01 Nov 2019. It is a registered ¢hartty with a charity numb8r being 1189425 and wa$
registered as a charity on 11 May 2020.
ReC￿ltment and apwntrnent ol new lJustees would be in line the Tfust Deed and Trmth the consent
of the trustees. The criteria set for the suilable csrxlidate be someone who is ser￿lt￿e to the
needs and demands of the onjanisation.
The day to day affairs arn undertaken by Basharat Dad who is the frmjnder and CEO on behaw of the
trustees. All major decisions are taken (x)Ilectively by the trustees and all the trustees give of their timo
fredy. The trustees are unpaid arHI details ol any related paty transactions are disclosed as applicable
in the notes to the acc¢wnts. The arrangements for setting the pay of the chariws employees are the
sole domain of the trustees.
The￿ are poliaes for the induction or traFning of new trustees.
Rlsk roview
The Trustees have assessed ￿ major risks to which the charity is exwsed, in particular those
related to the operalions and finances of the Trust. and are satIsf￿d that systems are in ￿ace
to manage c4Jr exposure to the major risks.
The r¢ks faced by the trust are ptlncipally 0￿ratIonal risks from ineffediva grant m8king. Those risk$
are managed by tho trustees researching potential beneficiaries bef(￿ granting donatk)rE.
Report back and review procedures strengthen these safeguards to ensLTe public benefrt Is achieved
from all grants.

Our Community Foundatlon (CIO)
Trustees. Annual Report (¢ondnu•dJ I Period ended 30 April 2024
Structure, governance and management
Govemlng Document
The c￿ty is C•Mtituied as a charitable incorporated organisation.
Goveming Body
The structure of the Charity conwsts of Flve Trustees and one chair person. The Board of trustees is
authorised to appoint nw Trustees to ffll vacAn(aes arising Ihrough resignation or death of an existing
Trustee.
Organisational Management
Th8 Trustees of the Charity are leg81ty responsible for th8 overall man4ement and control of the
Charlty and meet regufarly.
Objectjves and athitie8
The Charity is consti￿ted a$ a Charitable IrKoTporated ¢Jrganisabon.
Tho Charitys objeds arKI tts prInC4p￿ of encourage and empower tho ambllions of Uie residant$ of
Biimingham, with a fows on young wpla {aged 11 trj 28) supwting into sustained education,
training and work through our personal development programmes.
The Charity i8 organised so that the Trusiees meet regularty lo manage its affairs. The Charty
employees fulltime stsff and seasonal wothers. Administration of the Charlty is deaFt wtth by trustees.
Stralegl¢ report
The follo￿ng secth?ns for achtavements aNI perfom)an¢e and financial révw form the strategic report
of the charity.

Our Communfty Fondatlon (CIO)
Trustees. Annual Report (contslnu0￿ I P•rlod onded 30 April 2024
FSnanclal revlew
The Trustees (￿[der that the perfonnan* of the Charity this year has been The charity
received d(Mation of £308,375.
The charity distributed a total of £173,769 during the y8ar. The natttres of the distributlons were in line
with the constitution and oLiects of the Charity.
This is in Ilne wilh the wishes of the Trustees who c%)nstanlly revtew the eff8ctiveness of Ihe Charity and
approve the s(XJP8 ol their activitias.
Trugtses, re$pon$ibilities slatement
The trustees, who are also directors for the wrposes of company law, are responslble for preparing the
trustees, report and the financial statements in acc4)rdan¢e with applicable law and Untted lfjngdom
Accounting Standards (United Kingdcffi Generally Accepted knxMJnting Practice).
Company law requires the charity trustees to prepare financHI statsments for each year whlch give a
tru8 and falr view of the stste of affairs of th& tharitablg company and the in￿ming resources arKI
application of resources. induding the inctsme and expendith. for that period.
In preparing these finan¢ial statem8nts. the are required to:
select suitable ac(xJunting p(Ahie5 and then apply them (x)nsistentty.
observe the methcKls and principles in the app￿Cable Charrbes SORP:
make judgm&r)ts and aCC￿ntIng estimates that are rtrasonat48 and pNdant
stale whether applicable UK AcC(￿ntIng Standards have been Idlowed. subject to any malerial
departures disclosed ewained in the finarKial statements.
prepare the financial statements on the going conc8m basis unless it is inappropriate to presume
that the charsty Mll continue in business.
trustees are reswnsible for keeping adwuate accounting records that are sufficient to show and
explain th8 charitys transaclh)ns and disclose rèasonable accuracy at any time the financlal
p)sition of the charty and enable them to ensure that the financial slatements comply vAth the
Companies Act %J06. They are abo responsitrAe for safeguarding the assets of th8 charrty and hence
for taking reasonabje steps for the preventKsn and detection of fraud and other irregularities.
The trustees, annual report and the strategtc report were approved on ..........
on behalf of the board of trustees by:
and signed
Ml¢hael Maurlce Too2•

Our Community Foundatlon (CIO)
Statement of Financlal Activities
Period ended 30 Aprll 2024
2024
2023
Unrestricted RestrlGte41 Total
funds
funds
funds
Income and endowmonts
Grants
Sundry income
Total Income
113.221
191154
308,375
65.940
113.221
195.154
308.375
65,940
Eynditure
79.1)06 94,763
173,769
55,301
T¢)tal expend1￿re
79.006 94,763
173.769
55,301
Net exponditure and ngt movement In fund
34215
100,392
134,606
10,639
Re¢onciliatlon ol funds
Total funds brought forwanl
{29.330) [18,6911
Total funds carrled forward
.1163,936) _ (29.3301 ..
TIE ststemerrt of financid activibes includes all gains and losses recognised in Ihe year.
Al income and expendilU￿ derive from continuing acbwii8S.

Our Community Foundation (CIO)
Statemenl of Flnanclal Posltion
Period ended 30 April 2024
2023
Current asset
164.170
Crodltors . amount falllng due within ong year
(234)
Net Current assèts
163.936
29,330
Total assets leBs cu1r￿￿ liabillties
163,936
29,330
Net a58et
163,936
29.330
Capltal and r•$orvos a88et
163,936
29.330
The company was entilled to exemption from audit under $477 ofthe Companles A¢t 2006 relating to
small o)mpanies.
The members have not required the company to cthin an audit in alX￿rdanc4 seckn 476 of the
Companles Act 2006.
Th& directors a¢knowledge thetr resFrf)nsb￿Ibes for comF4ying v￿th the requTrments of the Companies
Act with respect with respect to accounting records and the KKeparalkn ofa¢o)unts.
Thèse accounts have been prepared n ac4x)rdance ￿1th the provisions apFI1¢ab￿ to small companies
subiecl to the smal companies regime and sn ac(x*dance with FRS102 SORP.
Michael Maurice Tooze

Our Community Foundation (CIO)
Statement of Cash Flows
Period ended 30 April 2024
Cash flows from operatlng activiltOS
Net expenditure
134606
Changes in..
Trade and ¢)ther ryedi
234
Cash generated from operations
Net cash from operating activFtses
14840
134,840
Gash Ilows from financing activitles
Prixeeds from brxr0v￿ngS
Net cash from financirKJ activities
Net Increase In cash and cash èquivalents
Cash and cash equivalents at b•ginning of year
Cash and cash equivalents al end of year
134,840
29.330
161170

Our Community Foundation (CIO)
Notes to the Financial Statements (contthu•dJ I Period end 2024
G•n•ral Informatlon
The chaiity is a public benofit entity and a Tegistered d￿rity in ErMJland and Wales and Is
unincorp)rated. The address of the prinupal 314 Zeling Building, Custard Factory,
Gibb st Deritend, Bimiingham 89 4AT
Stat•m•nl ol c¢•mplianco
These financial statements have tsen prepared in Compliance véiih FRS 102. The Flnancial
Reporting Standard appltcable in the UK and the Republic of IreL3nd', the Statement of
Recommended Practi¢e ap￿￿1¢able to charities preparing their a¢counts in accordance ￿th the
Financial Reporting Stsndard appliCa￿e in the UK ar￿ Republic of Ireland (FRS 102) (Charities
SORP (FRS 102)) and the Companies Act 2006.
Accounting policle$
Basis of preparatlon
The financial ststements have been prepared ￿ th8 historic31 rJ)st basig. as m¢xlified ty the
revaluation of certain financial assets l*bli itses arwj investrnent prop￿rtieS measured at fair
valuè through in(x)m8 or gxpgndtture.
The f￿ancial ststements are wepared in stsrling, *thich is the fun¢Xional eurrency of the entity.
Judgemonts and key sour¢es of estlmatk•n uncertalnty
The preparation of the financial statements did not requlre marr4ement to make judgements.
estimates or assumpt*￿ that affect the aft￿nts reported.
Fund accountlng
Unrestrtcted funds held by the tharity are fijnds that be used In aco)tdance with the
charitable ¢)biscts at the discretmjn of the trustees.
Designated funds are Unrestri￿ funds e￿rked by the trustees for particularfvttwe prolect or
mmttment.
Restricted funds are subjected to restrlclions on their expendFlure dedared by the donor or
through the terms of an appeal. and fdl into one of tsvo su￿asses.. restricted income fvnds or
endowm•nt funds.

Our Community Foundation (CIO)
Notes to the Financial Statements f¢onthJurf I
Year end 30 Aprll 2024
Accounting pollcles
Incomlng r•sourc•s
AJI incoming re50urcgs are Induded in the ststement of financial actwities wh8n entitlement has
passed to the charity; it is probable that the e￿)nOM￿ beneffts associated wtth trte transaction
will llow to the ¢harity and the amount can be ￿lrabty wsured. The ft)￿OW1ng speclfic policies
are appli￿ to partiujlar cstegoTies ol ino)me:
In￿Me from donationg or grants is recognised when there is evidence of 8ntTUement to the
grft, receipt is probable and tts amount can be measured reliably.
legacy irm ts r8coJnised r￿1[* 15 probable and enlrlloment is estatlished.
ino)me from donated goods is rneasured al the fair value of the gtyxls unless this is
mpractical to measure reliably. in whth case the value Is derived from the cost to the donor
or the estimated resaFe value. O￿ted facilities and services are rowgnised in the
accounts when received rf the v￿ue can be reliably measured. No arrthnts are induded for
the ts)ntribulion of general volunteers.
income fr￿n contracts for the supply of services is reo)gnised wtth the delivery of the
contracted seNce. This is dasslfied as unrestricted funds unless there is a contractual
Tequir8ment for it to ￿ spent on a parti￿lar wrry)se aThJ retumad rf unspent, in which case
it may be regarded as restricted.
Resourc¢$ expended
Expenditure is recognised on an accruals basis as a liability is incurred. Expgnditure ￿CkE￿leS any
VAT which cannot bo fully recovered. ts dassif￿d urmler heading$ of the s&qtoment of
financi81 aC￿￿tieS to which il relates:
expenditure on r8ising fiJrNls includ&s the costs c( aH fundraising a¢tivitses. e￿nIs,
non-eharitsbFe trading athities. and the sate of donated goods.
expenditure on charitable ac*vibes Indudes all c(6ts incurr&l by a chaiity in undertaking
actimlies that fijrther its charrtable aims for the benefit of tts beneffciaries, inc]uding those
support costs and costs reL8￿g to Ihe govemanca of the chathy apt*Miorwl to charitable
activities.
other expendiiur8 iThSudes atl expendiiure that neilher related to raising funds for the
thaiity nor part of its expendituTO on charitable &tivFties.
All costs are allocated to exF￿￿1tUr8 ￿leS refiects)g the use of the resour￿. Direct costs
attribvtabie lo a single activty are all¢xated directy to that acliwty. Shared costs are apportloned
be￿￿n Ihe activities they c))ntribute to on a reasonable, justifMb58 and consistent ￿￿ls.
Flnanclal Instruments
A finanaal asset or a financial liabilty is retsjgnised only when the charity becomes a party to the
contractud provis1¢N￿ of the instrument.
Basic financial instruments are initially recognised at the amount recelvable or payable Indurfing
any

Our Community Foundation (CIO)
Notss to the Financial Statements fcoRtlnu8dJ. Year ended 30 Aprll 2024
Aceounting policies (coftllnv•d)
Flnancial Instrumants (wndnued)
Current assets and current liabilibes are subsequenty measured at the cash or cther
consideration to be paid or re￿IVed and r￿t disr￿unted.
Debt Mistruments a￿ subsequenty measured at amorlised cosL
INhere Investments in shares are publldy trajeo or their falr value can othemise be measured
reliably. the investment is subsequenlly mgasur8d at fair value with thanges in fair Yalue
recognised in incoffe and expendilure. Ail other such investments are subsequendy measured at
cost less impaimienL
(Xher financial instruments. including derivatives. are initially recoJnised at fair value, unless
payment for an asset i8 deferred beyond nO￿n21 busin85S teThs or financed at a rate of interest
that is not a market rate, in which case the asset is measured at the pres8nt value of the future
payr￿nts discounted at a mwkgt rate cl intsrest for a similar debt InstrumenL
Other finanoal instruments are subsequently measured at fair value, with any ch8nge$
Tecognised in the statement of ffinan¢iai activibes, ex￿pt￿n of hedging Instruments in a
designated hedging rdationship.
Financial assets that aro measured at c￿$t or amortiwj ¢X&8t ar9 revi•v￿d for objocbva evldenc8
of impaimienl at the end of each rep￿IDg date. tf there Ts objective evidence of impaim)en( an
Impainn8nt loss is rgct)3niged under the appropriate headiry in the statement of financial
8ctivities in which the initial gain was r8ccgnwl.
For all equty instruments regardless of signtficance, and other financial assets that are
indwidually signifunc these are assessed indmdually for impairment Other fina￿la1 assets are
elther assessed indNidually or grouped on the basis of similw credit risk chara¢tèristics.
Any reversals of impairment are recognised imm9diatety. lo th8 extent that the reversal does not
resLtIt in a cary¢ng amount of the financial asset that exceeds what the cafryirvJ amount would
have been had the impaiment r￿t previously been reeTrJnised.
Limited by guarantee company is Ilmlted by warantee and does not o)ntain any shar8
capita.
Donations and 1èg*cI•¥
2024
2023
Unrestricted Restricted Total
funds
funds
funds
Income and endowjnents
Grants
113,221
195.154
308,375
65,940

Our Community Foundation (CIO)
Notes to the Flnanclal Statements (¢ontlnu•d). Year ended 30 April 2024
Expendilure on charltable actlvitles by fund type
2024
2023
Unrestrlcted Re5trthd Total
funds
funds
funds
Expenditure
Stsff cost
Wages & salaries
Staff Pension costs
Administration Ex[￿seS
Consultancy fees
Equiprnent
D8S Cost$
Marketing and publication
Venuè hire
Rent
21,961
31,344
229
5,060
18.320
64.650
88.611
31.344
229
6,738
20,320
4,227
316
9.070
10,978
3,937
33,793
1,678
6,751
7,501
565
145
1.059
1,550
3,937
4,227
316
1.673
104
7.397
10.874
3,937
Totsl expendhure
94,763
173,769
55.301

CHARITY COMMISSION
FOR ENGIAND AND WALES
Receipts and
ayments accounts
CC16a
Forthe perfod
Tg
Section A Receipts and payments
fund$
lund$
Totsl lund¥
Last year
A1 R•eo1
Gyanig
Sund
194154
iKorne
Sub tolal(Gross lor
ARJ
A2 Asset and Ihvestment 5•108.
{8ee tth¢l.
11*154
Sub tolal
Totalre￿lpts
1*1$4
Staff c05t5
5&5a&rf
ensvjn eosL4
*ministrat￿rt èx
Consukan
uiwnent
DBS cos
Aaw
ar￿ costs
Venue hire
Pant
,fj11
31.
31.344
229
6.738
7.501
565
145
4227
316
9.070
10,978
3.*37
1n769
316
M Ass•t and In¥•thwrt
purtho8es.1ge• table)
Sub totsi
t73.7$9
43D1
Net ofrn¢•lpirfpayn￿tsj
AS Transfers bètwqen funds
A6 Cash lunds last yw•nd
34
1(
10,
1189
31519
131,911
29.J30
10.691
CCXX R1 accoLmls {ssi
211UEla124

Section B Stalement ol assets and liabilities at Ihe end of the period
Unrestrl¢ted
R¢strlcted
lunds
Endowment
fund5
t•nMfe#£
B1 C88h funds
131.911
Tolalcash lunds
131.911
lund¥
to r•9r•#e
fund8
lunds
Oelails
4rt¥4uo
Detsi15
rArnlvoluv
DÈiails
84 Asset$ retslned for the
¢harlty$ own
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BS Liabililies
by GTrQrts￿trU8t8o8I
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CHAR￿ COMMISSION
FOR E￿￿LAND WAiES
Independent examin*s report on the
accounts
Secbon A
Independent Exaniner's Report
Report to the trustees
Our Community Foundation (CIO)
On accounts for th• ygar
ended
harity no
Irf anyl
3010412024
1189425
Set out on pa9es
I rewt kn the trustees on my exatninatvn of the 8ccounts ol the ab)ve
rt￿ty rtr* Tru5t"Iforthe ￿rende￿ 30 ￿.12024.
Responsibililie¥ pnd basis
of rvport
As the Gharrtl5 inJ5tees. >ru are reswn5bl8 lorthe preparatK)n ofthq aeLX)uTrts In axordarKo
th the ￿quireMents ofth8 Chatits95 A#2011 (tr A¢ri.
I report w) res*¢t olryexaminaim of thè Tru5f5 acwjnts carrigd out un￿r ￿￿tion 145 of
Ih8 2011 Act and in <¥Jl my examination. I
have lolh)w8J all the applicable Uwethions gNen by the Ch￿ty knmr$5ion under $8Ctbn
145(5Mbl of Ih&P
dppenthnt
examlnerfs 6taternortt
I compleled my èjam1na￿Th. I conf¥m Ihal rKs maiBTiRI rnBtte￿ have wme trj my Hltention
in confteuion the examination whth gwe5 rne cau¥e to believe that in, any m8tsrf91 resp8ci.'
the ￿￿Ountry rBc(xYJ5 were iiot kept in accordan￿ With $8diDn 130 of lh• Art. or
e thj llol ￿£ord with the aru)untiry rtt￿ds: lx
I have no concerns and have coffle 3cross Tr) cilh8r mauers In ox)nneciion the exominalion
to attenbon shoJkJ be ar8wn in th￿ report in order lu enable a proper undetsiandin9 01 Ihg
aGE¢wnts lo ty? rexhed.
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Section B
Oi5closure
.Bh' rnalo-131 ry.Gl1ers J,. c-n-ern Isoe CC32.
IndwdBWrt examin*iw ofthartyacwunts.. dKectbrs and for8yAminersl.
G5ve hgrp brfel detsils of any
items that the examiner wishts to
di$close.