THE JOHN MACLFOD I:HARITABLE I'RUS'T
CHARITY COMMISSION REGISTERED NO: 1192113
STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS
for the year ended
31 January 2025

THE JOHN MACLEOD CHAIUTABLE TRUST
CONTENTS
for the year ended 31 January 2n2$
Cliarity Inforniation
Trustees A1￿Ual Report
2to5
Indepeiident Examinerfs Report
Statement of Financial Activities
Balance Sheet
Notes to the Accounts
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THE JOHN MACLEOD CHARITABLE TRLST
CHARITY INFORMATION
Registered Address
clo Gina Parker
30-32 tA)mb&rd Street
London
EC3V 9BQ
Trnstees
J.J. Mact£od
N.D. Palel
H.G.F. MdcLeod
Chair
(ApFQinted 2 November 2024)
Bankers
Weatherbys Private Bat
22 Sackville Street
IVla}rfair
Londan
WI8 3DN
Independent Exatniner
Jeffrey Altman & Company
Waymall House
141 Wicklwn Road
Shirley
Croydon
Surrey
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THE 50HN MACLEOD CIIARITABLE TRUST
TrU￿EE$ ANNUAL REPORT
For the year ended 31 January 20
The Trustees present their report and accounts for the year ended 31 lanuary 2025.
Governance and Management
The Scheme - The lohn MacLeod Charitable Trust was established by a deed dated 18 January 2020.
The c.harity registered with the Charity Commission, registered number 229268 on 2
ri0ve￿ber 2020.
Trustees
The Charity is administered by Trustees and their powers are deterEnined by the
declaration of trust dated 18 Fanuary 2020.
The Trust Deed states that there must be at least two trustees and at least two or one-third of the
tTUStees (whichever is the higher) must be present at any meeting to be quorate. The trnstees
mu.st not be under the age of 18 years and not be disqualified from office under the provisions of
the Deed.
The trustees must meet at least twice a year at which they should look to appoknt the income and
at their discretion all or part of the capital of the charity in furtherance of the objects.
In 8electing individuals for appointment as trustees, the trustees must have regard to the skills,
kiiowll'dge diid experience needed tor the effective administratlDn of the charity. They will receive
a copy of the Trust Deed and any amendments made to it along with a copy of the charity's latest
report and statement of accounts.
If a vacancy occurs the trustees must note the fact in the minutes of theiT next meeting. Any
eligible trustee may be re-appointed. If the number of trustees falls beloky the quorum, none of
the powers or discretions conferred by the deed or by law on the trustees shall be exercisable by
the remaining trustees except the power to appoint new trustees.
Risk Management - The Trustees have assessed the maior Tisks to which the Charity is exposed. tn
particular those related to the management of its investments and finances, and are satisfied that
the system5 in plac.0 sufficiently manage its exposllre to those ritsks.

Obpectives and Activities
Objects - The general object of the Trustees is to apply the income of the Chariry in order to
advance such charitable purposes (according to the law of England and Wales} as the trustees see
tit froin titne to time. The Deed does not allow the T￿Stee8 t.o apply the property of the charity
for purposes whÉch are not charitable in accordance with section 7 ot the Charities and 'frustee
Investment {Scotlandl Act 2005 and/or section 2 of the Charities ACÉ (Northern Irekandl 2008.
The Trustees consider that the objectives and activities of the Charity are in accordance with the
Charity Commission's general guidance on public benefit.
Area of Benefit This is defined within the Trnst Deed as being throughout England and Wales.
Grants may be made to findividuals and organisations which are either registered Charities or
Voluntary Bodies.
Summary of Main AchieveLlleDts alld Events
'I'lie vbjects of fvledecins Sans 'Fioiitieie (UK) are to relieve and promot@ the relief of sicknp.s and to
provide medic.al aid to the injured and to proteet and preserve good health by the provision of
medical supplies. personnel and procedures calculated to overcome disease, injury or malnutrition
in any part of the world in accordance with the principles espoused by the International Council
of Medecins Sans FrontieEes in October 1990.
IAedeeins Sans Frontiere (UKI is also known as Doctors Without Borders and is registered in
England and Wales with the Charity Commtsslon number 1026588. The trustees have agTeed to
grant £200,000 {2024.'£160,000)to this charity during the period.
Actlon Against Hunger UK is a global humanitarian organisation that aims to stop world hunger.
They work with children under 5 and their parents and tommunities in 55 countries including the
UK. Their aim is to prevent and treat malnutrition in children under 5. Shockingly 45 percent of
all child associated deaths world-wide are still related to hungerl Every day 2000 children die
frotn hunger related causes. Complex issues like poverty, gender inequality, clisnate change,
confIict. global economy crisis, pandemics and POQT eduLatioD contribute to food insecurity
around the world.
Action Against Hunger is registered with the Charity CoTnmission of England and Wales,
registration number 1047501. The iharity objects are to provide incieased resou¥ces to support
projects that address acute malnutrition and respond to humanitarian crises. They also aim to
increase the impact and quality of responses to aciite malnlltrition and food crises by improving
accountability, coverage and sustainability and Anfluence donors, and practitioners. policies and
progiammes on the responses to and prevention of food crises and malnutrition.

The charity granted a payFnent to The Robin MacLeod Clwltable Trust which is a related charity
with trustees who are related to Close relatives of the trustees of this charity, or are trustees of
both. The charity was registered within the Charity Commission of England and Wales,
Tegistration number 1192118.
The charlty made a grant of £88,938 {2024..£198) to the charitable trust which has general
charitable objectives. The trustees will consider awarding grants to registered Charities and where
appropiL<ite Individuals can then demonstrate that sllppoit is required and will be used in the
most effective way to benefit others. The trust focuses on advancement of health, poverty,
refiigee.s. hnmelessness and animal welfare.
Financial Revtew
Th@ Charitable Trust Was funded by an Endowment. The remalning balance on Endowment funds
being £2,952,71,5.
ljnregtricted Funds curreiitly amount to £612,437, which is available for distTibution to worthivhile
causes when suitable applications are received and funds are available.
The level of Free Reserves is £3565.152 at 31 January, 2025.
A Grant Making policy has been adopted by the charity which helps gulde the Trustees to such
applications which nieet the charitable requireineiits and offers the Trustees and Applic.anl.£
guidance for both giant giving and applications theiefor.
Reserves Pollcy - The TTUStees aim in pursuing their objects, is to distribute by way of grants the
whole of the ChaTltYs incoming resources available foi the purpose within a reasonable titne span
after such resollrces are received. The Trustees see no need to have a reserves policy as such. Any
balanc.es available al. a point in time are due to the cut off and awaiting confirm&tion of levels
available.
Investments - Investment of the Charitys endo￿ne￿l funds is under the direct control of the
Trustees. The Current investments loans at a high commercial rate and are made to entities which
are considered to be safe for both the retUTn of funds and the relevant interest being charged.
The i'v.tUTiiS available froin this policy are curreiitly over aTLa abuve a 'spread' of investiiient plaii
and therefore considered to be beneficial to the beneficiaries.

Public Benefit
The trustees have considered the Charity Commission's guidance on public benefit and believe
that the obiects of the trust and the activities undertaken support this public benefit.
The trustees consider that the full details of the public benefit have been displayed within the
review of activities and the future development planned.
Glft Ald
Post year end HMRC have disputed the validity of the ongoing Gift Aid Claim due the fact that
they felt there was a conflict on interest in the Gift Aid claim. Therefore as a result, the
Trustoes of the Charity took it upon themselves, as a 8how of good governance, to flle a se.rious
incident report ieporting upon this lack of management over the contlict of interest on 11
October 2024 with the Charities Commission. The Charities Comtnission has reviewed the facts
of the case and subsequently closed the claim. As a Tesult, the gift aid debtor of £815,487 has
been written back in the accounts for the year to 31st january 2025.
Independent Examiner
A resolution to re-appoint Ms. M.D. Altman F.C.A. as independent examiner for the ensuring
year will be proposed at the annual general meeting.
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES
J.1. MacLeod
Chair
Dated..
2025

INDEPENDF.NT F.XAMINER'8 RF,PORT
TO THE TRusfEES OF THE
THE JOHIY MACLEOD CHARITABLE TRUST
I report to the trustees on my examination of the accounis of the Charity for Ehe year ended JI January 2025
which are set out on p4es 6 to I l.
RespoRsibilitles Ind b9sis of report
As the charity's trustees you are Fesponsible for the preparation of the a¢£ounts in accrjrdance with the
requirem¢nts of the c.harities Act 2011 ('the Act,).
I report in respect of my examination of the charity's aec4)unts carrigj out under section 145 of the Act and
in C<irryingJ t)ut my examination I have lolloived all ihe appliL&ble Drre¢tions given by rhe Cliarity
Commission under section 145(5)(bl of the Act.
Independent ¢xamlner's statemettt
Since rhe ch8tily's gross itwme exce¢d¢d £250.000 your examiner musi be a Tnember of a l)ody listed in
section 145 of the Act. I confitin that l am qUAlified to undertake the examination because l am a member of
IC.AEII'. wliiLlI is 1)n¥ of th¢ listed bodies.
I have completed my examination. l LonfLTm that no materia] rn2ttters have come to my attenlion in
connection wsth the examination giving me cause to believe that in any maierial re5Ftct'.
(l ) accounting rtttsrd5 were not kept respect of the charity as required by section 130 of ihe Act,. or
{2) Élie JLLOiMls dtj not acc<)Td ivith those reeoTds= or
(J) the Accounts do noi Comply with the applicable requ*rements eoncernsng the forni and Lontent of
aecounts set Oui in th¢ Charities (A¢counts and Rep(>rtsl R¢gulations 2008 other than any requirement that
the aeeoLtnts give a 'tnJe and fair viev which is not a rnatter considered as part of an independent
examination.
(4) the ac£ounts have TTrOt been prepared in accordance with Éhe methods principleg of the Ststernent of
RrLu5riiiiLiid¥LI Pr￿ll￿¢ lor aLLouniiiJ¥ rep()rtiii¥ by clidtiLi¥5 appliLabl¢ to tyhariti¢¥ prepk)riii¥ iheir
arxounts in accordance with the Financial RcporÉing Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Irelat2d
{FRS 102).
have llo concerns and have come across no other Tnatters in connection with the exatniFEation 10 which
alteiitioii should bt drawn in this report in ordeT to enable a proper under%tanding of the aecounts to be
re￿h¢Ll.
MikaelaAltman F.C.A.
JEFFREY ALTMAN & COMPANY
Chartered Accountaijis
I'avinaii H0115e
141, WIC￿?an1 Riiad,
Shirley
Lroydon
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THE JOHN MACLEOD CHARIT ABLE TRusr
BALANCE SHEET
At 31 Janua
2025
2025
2024
Note
FIXED A.SSETS
Investn)ents
3,645,2i2
3.&15,232
CURRENT AS8£TS
Cash at bank
Gift Aid claims
ntliu laKtts and soiial seeuTsty
3.563.210
2.094
815.487
4.342
821,923
4,342
3.567,552
C.REI)ITORS.. Amoputs f*llio% d¥¢ wfithin one year
AceTuals and def¢￿ed income
2,400
1.100
Nk1' CURRENT ASSETSI{LIABILITIESI
3,565,152
7 565,152
820,823
4,466.055
CAPITAL FUYDS
Endowment
2.952,715
2,952,715
INCOME FUP4DS
Unrestrieied
612.437
1,513,340
4,466,055
NET LIABKLITIES
£ 3,i6i,li2
I'lie financial staiements on pages 7-12 were approved b>. the Trustees on i !
their behalf by..
-2025 and signed o
J.J. Ma¢iA)d
Chair

THE JOHN MACLEOD CHARITABLE TRUST
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
for the
ear ended 31 Janua
2025
Unrestiicted Restricted
Funds
Funds
2024
Total
Note
Total
INC.OME
Gift Aid claimed
Grants and donations
Incoine from tnvesiments
115
50
450
225.484 319,804
225,534 320,369
50
225,484
225,534
TOTAL INCOME
EXPENDITURE
Charitable aetlviti¢s
(irants payable
290,332
160,698
Support costs
IT and software costs
LegTal and professional fees
Writing back of gift aid prevously
pr()vided for
Independent examiner's fees
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
212
17,531
212
196
125
815,487
2.875
1,126.437
815,487
2,875
i.ioo
1,126,437 162,119
NET MOVEMENT IN FUNDS
( 900,903)
(900.903)
158.250
'und balances a.s at
l February 2024
3 l January 2025
1,513,J40
2,952,715 4,466,055 4,307,805
6l2,437 2.952,715 3.565,152 4,466,055

THE JOHN fvIACLEOD CHAIUTABLL TRUST
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
for the tar endtil 31 Jgnua
Ac¢ountiAg Polict¢s
The significant acrountiiig policies applied in ghe prepardison of these flnancial sttt¢ments ar¢ out
below. These policies have been consistenily applied to all y¢ars presented unless otherwige stated.
lal Bgsls of Preparatlo# •fFinY4Thtial SlatemeAts
The ch&riLy con5¢itute¥ a publati benefit tiiiity as defined by FRS 10? Tht fiJMAci&l siatetnexts hav¢
beert PTepaTed in accordance with A￿Q￿JntIllg and Reporting by ChaFlti¢s.' SiaÈement of
R¢wrnmended Practice applicable to charities preparing their accounts in ￿OTd￿nCe wilh th¢
Fin8￿ClaI Reporting Sr&nd2rd applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland issued tn O¢tobeF 2019,
the Finsrcial Reporting Standard ap.plicable in the United Killtsdom and Republi¢ of IreSand IFRS
10?), the Charities Act2011 and UK Gener&lly Accepted Ac£ounting PraGtiee.
The fhttatJcial stokinents a¥e pr¢p&Fed on a going ¢oD¢ern basis under (he histori￿[ cost ¢onven¢ion,
modified to include ctrtaizj items at fair vllue. Th¢ financial statements 8r¢ pr¢sented in st¢rling
which is the funclional ¢urT¢n¢y of the Charity.
{bl FU￿￿5
UnT¢5tricted funds are Availabl¢ for use at th¢ dis¢r¢tion of the Tnjstees in furth¢r#n¢tr i)f the general
obje£fives (Trf Ihe C.h8Tity and which h&v¢ ntst b¢en d￿l￿￿￿ted for other pUTrts￿.
Endownient funds repres¢nr those assets which must be held pernTranently by th¢ Chariry, principally
Investments and freehold 18tkd. ID¢ome arising th¢ ¢ndowment funds Gth be used in furtheraDLe of
the ￿neral objectives of the Charity and is included as unrestricted incvFne. Any Lapital ￿1￿3 or
losses arising on the inveStrt￿nts. or frethold land form part otihe endowrBetht ftjnds.
Icl Jneome rttogrtSti0rt
All inLoine resources are included in the StatLRietit of ALlivilies ISOFAI when the C'h¢irily As
legally entitled io the iD¢om¢ after any performance ¢onditiotts have been T￿t, Ihe amount can b¢
measured T¢li#bly alld it is prob¥ble that the anconle will b¢ rertived.
Investhient income is recogKised in Ihe accounts wheTL the amount w be measuTeil rtlt#bly and the
Charity's right Éo Teceive p&yment Is estsblished.
GY8nts re¢¢ivable are re¢otrni5ed in tke SOFA at fair value when &ll o)ndilion$ for ￿eeipt hav¢ bee
$3tisfi¢d. IÉ li probablc that Ihe iiicorne will bL reLeiv¢d and 15ie amount can be nieabured rEliably.
Deferred grant income repre%ents amounts rettived for futhre periods and is rele&8¢d to incoming
res0￿reeS in the period for whi¢h it has b¢en received.
No amount is included in the fJrtaNcial statements for volunkeT time in line with the SORP IFRS102).
Idl Expendtture recognitio
Exp¢JidiluF¢ is a¢¢ounled for gTOSS OTh an acci'uals ba5s¥ and been Llassili¢d under headiDgs that
aggr¢gat¢ aEI Costs r¢la¢ed to the category.
Char￿￿ble activiti¢5 expenditure include all resources applied by the c.harity in undertaking its
tharitabl¢ objertives as opposed to support C0515. Th¢y ate the resourcE5 expertded in haJdling
applications for relief and ￿minis￿l￿g grants approved by th¢'fru$te48.
Supwrt costs are tliosc that assist Ilit work of tlie Charity but do noi diieLtly rttprestni charitable
activities and include office costs and gowemance cosis.
Donations r¢¢eivabl¢ ar¢ 8llo¢at¢d on the b￿1$ of the dortors, wishes. If a sp¢¢ifi¢ purpose is
de1emil￿ed th¢n a F¢slTicl¢d fund is est8bli5hed for that purpose.
Grants payable are reco8nist41 in Ihe Statrtnent of Financi￿ Adivities when they hav¢ be￿ approved
by the TrLMees all fr)rtditions fot paym¢ni have been satisfied.

THE JOHN MACLEOD CHARITABLE TRUST
N(JTF.S TO THE AC.C.QUNTS
for the
tAr eMded JI
2025
Accounting Pollcle$ (eontinued)
(e} Debtors and creditors receiv¥blelpsy8ble within one yegr
Debtors and creditors with no stated interest rate and receivable or payabl¢ within one year are
recorded at transaction pri￿. An losses arising from impairtncni ar¢ recognised in expenditure.
(D Investments
InNestm¢Rts are shown at their fair value at the balance sheet date (see note 4). Any movement in their
fair value is recA)gnised in tbe SOFA.
Ig} Gtsing CO￿tern
The financial slatements have been prepared on a going concem basis as the Trt￿lee$ ￿lI¢Ve that no
material uncertainties exist. The Trngtees have Considered the level of fi￿d$ held and the expected
levcl of income and expenditure for 12 months frL)m authorising these tinancial stsl¢ments, which is
sufrfjcient with the level of reserves of the Charity to LY able to Continue as a going concern.
Investment Inebm¥
2025
2024
Loan Interest
Bank Deposit IT2tere5É r¢c¢ived
216,017
9,467
225,484
319,804
2025
2024
Grants payable furtheranre of the Charity'5 Objects
Mell￿1n5 Sans Frontier¢s (UKIIDoctor% Without Borders
NSPCC
Action Againsi Hunger UK
The Robii) mac.[.￿0d Charitable Trust
Other srnall donatioiis
2(X).(M)O
250
160,000
500
198
88,9)%
1,144
290.3J2
160,698
Investments
Mark¢t
Value at
0110212024
Movement
in
Value
Market
value ai
31101125
Additions
Disposal
Proc¢¢ds
Loans
Livestrata Ltd
2.609,131
145,915 {2,755,046)
l.i)an tn Private IndiviLlual
I,OJ6.101
70,101 {1.106.2021
Year ended JI lanuary 2025
i,645,232
216,016
3,861,248}
Year ended ) l January 2024
),488,427
319,805 1163,000)
3,645,232
Durtng the year both loans w¢re repaid in full. The Livestrata Ltd loan 15 a 48 month loan at 9/0 fixed rate
rolling interest, T¢payable by 2 August 2024. The Loan to the Private ¥Ddividual is i 48 month loa￿ at an
interest rate of IOD/o, rolling interest.
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THE JOH￿4 MACLEOD CH.IRII'ABLE TRLST
NOTES TO THE ACCOUfv'rs
for ihe e#r ended 31 J4nvary Z6?5
A¢erthal$ #Nd Deferred
2025
2024
Accjved expenses
2,400
Tr.AdowmÈTht Fund
2Q25
2024
ixed assets
lTrvestmeDL5
Cash at B4nk
2,846.7
106.015
2.952,715
2.952,715
2,952.715
7. Trust¢¢s Rem￿ne￿*￿I￿n, EXPe￿s￿ Ind C¢)tttr•l
DuriTrg the peri￿ nii r¢tllUnEraiioii or expthses were paid to any Ori￿ TrustLfS. The Charity is (X￿trolled
b!. Ihe TFUStees as a body hlo indii'idu*l'l'FusIL'C lias coiits'tsl oveÉ IheChaKii).
Relaltd Party TJUn¥￿¢tl0￿S
Jokn Ma01.t￿l, IliaiF of the trn*c% up thc cknaritable foundaiion with initifjl Endow7[￿17¢ or
£3,260,699 plus drrtluled 8itt aid claifft.
Th¢ trus￿5 hav¢ a loan w Livestrats Ltd. a company whith M¥ John M&clKod is the soic diret
&nd sliar¢holdtr. No ￿ncIle181 t¢rm$ h8vt b¢en offcred and Mr M&cLeod was excluded trom any relevant
Ine¢-.IlfjiJS ilt ivhich tlie loan di*¢ii*s￿l ￿ld tem1£ agreed.
I"h¢ Iiobin ￿CLe(￿ chan￿bl¢TrUs1 Ts d relakd chRrily with rtl8ied, imm&liaie family trnsieesio ihosc
of this ¢liallly.
9. 1'Mrtyf¢n
The proVi%iiX￿ nf the T￿st fked allow the tnislttg Io m3kc Sultsb￿ di5tributiOnS out of capital when
¢if¢UtrKilaiices require.
10. rund e•mpsAtive5
Yesr
31 January 2024
UtW¢Stri¢tsJ ETrlmvmeDI
Fullds
Total
IN¢.I)M>".
ift Atd tlaimeé
Ciranls dnd donations
Income inv¢stmu)ts
450
319,804
32D,)69
450
319,804
320,369
TO'fAI. INCOIIE
XPkNDITURE
Chgriiable A¢ttvities
CJrailt% payablE
Support Costs
ITand softw?re c¢)$t¢
ix8al and prof¢ssi0fj81 fees
llldwdent Exarniners fe
160,1>98
160,6I)8
196
196
125
i.l(K)
16
F.T IN'('f)IllE
Trnnsfers be*ween funds
NET MOVEMEf4T IN Fii,YDS
Fund bolaD¢e$ 45 at
l Febn]ary 2023
31 January 2024
158250
15&250
1,355 090 2 952.577
1,513J40 1952,577
4.307.805
4.46AQ55

THEJOHN MACLEOD CHARITABLE TRUST
NOTF.S TO THE ACCOUNTS
for the
ehr tnd¢d 31 Janux
2025
I l. Post Ba18Nte Shtet Events
Po.8f year eiid HMRC. liave disputed the validity of the ongoing Gift Aid Claim due the fact that ¢hLry felt
there was a contlict on int¢Fesi in the Gtti Aid clairn. Therefore as a resul4 the Charity took if upon
themselves, &4 a SILOW of good goveman¢e. to report th55 l&¢k of managem¢Nt of the conflict of interest ¢0
the C.17a¥i(ies Commission. The Charilies Comtni$5ion h&$ reviewed the facts of the case and subsequently
¢losed the claim. As a re5uli, the gifi aid debtor of £815,487 hès been written back in the ac¢ounis for the
yeAr to 315t Janu8ry 2025.
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