Charity number. 1192899 Gift For Humanty Report ofthe Trustees and Unau(llted Financial Staternents For the year ended 31 March 2025
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Gift For Hum¥Mty Indendrt Examirws Report to the Trustees For the year ended 31 Marth 2025 I rep)rt tothe Intee¥ on my wminakn oftre dvity tsr yaw 31 202& Résponilblllll¢• •nd b••ts ol r•port As charity trustees. y(w are rg8pon&t4B the of ts a(yxKwts in ar£ordanco wlh Ihe requtsements of Ihe Charftles Act 2011 Cthe 2011 Art). I rePt thi respect of rrry •Xaminati ol xts)urts under 145 01 Ive 2011 ArA * in carrykn9 out my exomirMJon I have trjkxed aD ts apFt4tr DireclJons by Clity cLJnMa0n sedl)n 145(51(b} of Independenl•AamlnwB alat•m I have completed my ¢xaminalhgn. I confimi ihat no hth• io ry wlh tr wmiTr8ti giving ma cause to Ihat in M#tw fes 1. a¢Unting recordswe kew resp• tlth• as rw•ired lyi sedfxb 13Dol Ihe 2011 Prt ¢ Z the acuunts do rot accwd rerdS.. CharilS IAttcJnts and Reports) ReguLthons 20CB otherthan why requirnm• that ts acojunts gi¥ a Irue tsirMv•l I have m ccrfKerns and ha¥e ctsme acrn other in corrfwkn examlngts"M toiL* attenlkn shouW te J•ts1 Yakoob FCA16W270TJ W8slwood Healh Dirmingham 88 2NG 10 Decemberf25 2d10
Gift For Humanlty Report of the Truslees For the year ended 31 March 2025 Tho Trustsos have plaa$utè pr68entlng thetr reprt and the fmani> statements for lh¢ thgrity th8 year ended 31 Mart 2025. The Truslees have adopigd th8 p$10n8 ol ActhJrAtng and Rewung by chalIes.. Staternenl ol Recommended Practice appncabla to tharlites preparfThJ thelr accounts in the Finarrial Repthlng Standard 8ppik8b18 In the UK and the Republk ol Ireland IFRS 1021 {efferlfve 1 January 20191. OBJECTIVES AND ACTIVITIES Oblectlve¥ alm• The trvMee6 have consldered Charity CommiNon'B guidan on public bBnBffit. induding the guid¢0 'pliC benefft.. runnir4 8 ch¥rity IPB21'. REFERENCE AND AIJMINIJTFL4YIVE INFORMATION me ol Chaylty Charfty reglstratlon numbor Prfn¢lp¥l •ddttB Glft R)r Humanity 1192899 64 beeces Road Groat Barr 8imiingham B42 2HG Tnwtse• The trustees oflcers servin9 durin911 yèarand sIrthe year end wele as fv4ows'. Abdul R8than Malik Ibw Huss&ln Aft¥b Huwin Indeperent•xaMInQ Stgma Chartergd AcDJuntants 86>864Wa8lwood Heath Rd VlashwDvd Heath 81ing1w B82NG Apwoved by the B(d ofTru6tseB and svjned on its hall by 10 DeLwber 2025 Abthjl Rahman Mallk (Director) 10110
Gift For Humanty Slaiement of Financ1 Actsvitses For the year ended 31 Marth 2025 Unmtrtcted 2Q24 Incorne and 0nd0¥nts frorn.. Dorrfbons ar*J IaLe$ Investments 218,536 205 147,379 1B5 Totsl 218.741 147 Expendlturo on: RaIrj fvnds Charitat40 1821 1142,3171 1142.3991 1821 1149,4801 1149,6621 Not Incomolexpendlture R4¢on¢ilialion of lund• Totsl fijnds brwght f(Mrd Totsl lund• uwrfeil frn T6.342 11,9981 58.051 60,049 $8,051 134,393 3of10
Gift For Hurnanty Statement of Financial P05it•on As at 31 Manth 2025 Mot•• 2025 2024 Flxed aswts Tangl asseis 11 21 298 Curroni8Mts 12 24.C(Kl 34,677 51.677 19241 Cash 01 ba in hd 135.101 136,101 1¥24} Crndltorl: amounts falllng du• wtthln OM >*•r 13 Not ¢urr•nt tss•ts 124.177 134A93 5T.753 58.051 Net a•5•ts 134J 58,061 Th• furtd• olthe tharlty Unrestrid&J inc£Jme fuNIs 14 134.393 58,051 58,051 Totsl fund• 134,393 Abdul R Malik Abdul Rahmw 14idik Trustee 10 Oecembw 2tr25 4d10
Gift For Humanty Notes to the Flnanclal Statements For the year ended 31 March 2025 1.Accounllng PolScl The flnancial stg19rn8rtts ha been preparnd under Ihe hi$torieal cost C4nventlon. except for In¥estm8nts are Indutsj at maTketV8lua and the revalualion of certaLn flM aJ$8ts and In actordance th the Charfle¥ SORP IFRS 1021'ACn)fftg and Reporbng ty Charili96'. Ststement of Recommended Practy'c8 apF4ic8t48 to tharltie8 preparing their acLounts In accud8rKe th Ihe Flnand81 Reportlng Standard 8pp¥c4t4e In the iIK and Reput41eof Ir•land IFRS 1021 leffec've t January 20191,. Flnancial Reporing Sl)ndard 102 the Financkgl RepDrtlng Standard opptic4bie in thg UK #nd R•publie of Ir•land IFRS 1021, 8nd th• Ch8rttlo8 Act 2011. Glll For Hwnanlty me•1• tho definlueffj ol a publlcboneflt enl'ty urt•r FRS 1 A68gts and IlabiNtie8 are Inlt4alty recfjgni8qd It hlthrfcal co or tran••&lon Val unkni Olhltwlio stated In Ihe relevonl acts)unUng pojiw noW$l. Golng conc•m Tho finond81 st8tem?nt$ h8vo en prepared on Ihg Goln9 CO1 b•• unt•si It l• Inapproprf•t• to prn8umo Ihatthe Charlty WUI ts)nb'nk118 8cbwtig8. I InEOrn• fyom donath1 l•ga¢la• 2028 2024 Unrmtrlcled lund• Oon811oni F•rAved 218.S36 147.379 218,631 147,37• J. hv•ilM•nt In¢om• 2028 2024 Unrn•trS¢l•d lund• 88nk Inter8•t rec•l¥ot48 20S 18s 186 4, Expondllurn on oth•rtrrtlng •¢U¥ltl 2028 2024 Unregtrf¢tod fund Support C06tB 82 83 Sof10
Glft For Humanity Notss to the Financial Statements Continued For the year ended 31 M8rch 2025 . Costs oleharltsblo 8cllvltt•B by fund ty 202J 2024 UnM•trlct•d fvnd• 141,283 1,034 148,445 1.035 Prolact rnsl8 Support¢ts8ts 142,317 149,480 . Cwts of cMrttsbl• •cd¥ldo1 by •¢tlvrty typ• 2025 2024 AGllvltlM und?tsken dlmctri 142.317 119,480 7. Ansl# •f•upport ¢agts 2028 2024 Fundrnl•lfig tradlng M•n?gement G0moThe• co8t• 82 82 1,035 1,117 a. N•t Incom•ll•xpgndiiuro1 forthe yoar Th18 ts 8tstsd Alter thargwllLTedltlnql'. 1026 2024 82 Dapredatlon ol fmned flxed A>)UDnCY l¢e . Partkul•rn of employ 2021 2024 stsii 8of10
Gift For Humanty Note5 to the Financral Statements Continued For the year ended 31 IAarch 2025 10. CompArAllv¢ lorth• ststsrnentof Fln•nclal A¢llvW 11. Tonglblt fixed ••sats Plant rbchlnery Cost orvaluallon Al 01 Aprl 2024 At 31 Mwch 2025 DepTEGl8tlo Al 01 Aprl 2024 Charge ts year At 31 Maeh 21Y25 Not book valu 218 Al 31 Mareh 2025 298 At 31 Marth 2024 11 D•bioT¥ 2025 2024 Amouol8 duo Tlthkn ¢xw yo1r. 24.000 24.000 1& Cr•dllorn: •mounts klllng duo Tlthln oft• y 2028 2024 924 7d10
Gift For Humanty Notes to the Financi81 Stalemerrts Gontinued For the year ended 31 Marth 2025 14 Movement In fundB Lknrn8tr1¢t•d Fund8 Batsfi at In¢ornln0 r•6ouTc•s otypIng rces Balance at 3110312025 G8n8ral G*ner81 $6.051 218,741 (142.399} 134,393 88.051 218,741 1142,3991 134J93 Unrn8tslcttd Fund8- PM¥U$ y Bethn at 01ffj412023 Incomlng &ourt•• Outgolng ourees Bal•nee at 3110312024 Gene1 147.564 1149,$821 58.051 General 147,884 1149,6621 S8,051 Purptsse DlunMtsIGt•d FuDdB General funds are re1Ved by Ihg (Mw Gift Hwnanlty wlh ng paiknujlar preference •xwe5sed by donors. 1& Analys18 of Mt8wts bthRen fvndB T8nBlbl• NgtA8•Dts {liabIlti} UnreBlrlcted fundB Genero1 218 134,177 134.393 134.177 134,393 8of10
Glft For Humanity Notes to th8 Financial Statements Continued For the year ended 31 March 2025 Pr8vlou$ yvar Tbngiblo fix•d Nrt ttutrorLt NqtA8s•lX aÉ80ts 1 UnrB6tflctod fvndj 298 S7,753 68.051 Geffler81 $7,753 58,051 9of10
Gift For Hnanty Detaled Ststwent of Finanual Actsvities For tre year eThled 31 March 2025 2026 2024 INCOME AND ENDolENT Donalltsns and laga¢8 218,536 147.379 218A36 147.379 Inve9thnts 185 186 4741 14764 Totsl Incmln9 Ygaour EXPENDITURE Chadtsble aetlvltles Cost of thrert charithble •thity 1141,283) 1148.4451 1148A461 SUPPORT COSTS M•na9•rnont FundrwsivJ Managnl 1821 1821 1821 1821 Go¥om•th eo8ts Go¥gmano costs 11,OY} {1.035} {1,0341 11.0361 11413991 1149*621 70.342 11.9981 Net Ineome 10of10
Gift fo, Humanity _ HL¥I5)tr)iJ il)£.. P¥LX%Iy CHARITY REGISTRATION NUMBER'.1192899 Gift for Humanity Trustees, Annual Report Year 2024-2025 The Iruslees present their annual trustees report of the tharily for the year 2024-2025. Reference and administrative details Registered charity name Gift for Humanity Charity registration number 1192899 Office 64 Beeches Rd Great Barr Birmingham B42 2HG The trustees Mr Abdul Rahman Malik Mr Aftab Hussain Mr Ibrar Hussain Structure? governance, and management The trustees named above are all founder trustees as mentioned in the charity Trust Deed and have all served from the registration of the charity. The Trust deed of the charity governs appointment of trustees. All Trustees are volunteers. They manage the day to day running of the organisation. We make all consequential changes & decisions that ensure we remain compliant. This is an essential element of running a strong organisalion ready to respond quickly to emergencies & critical crisis & disasters that require funding. Classified.. RMG- Internal
Objectlves and actlvltles Objective8 The objective of the tharity is, as outlined In Trust Deed of the charity, to further suth purposes which may be charitable according to the law of England & Wales as the Trustees see fit. The amount of work or number of proj8cts that can be supported by the trustees is necessarily limited to the amount of funds that are available for distribution each year. The trustees and donors of GFH have determined thal the current priorities for funding are: The humanitarian needs of individuals or groups (whether locally. nationally or inlernationallyl who have been caught up in natural disasters. emergencies, conflict etc. The alleviation of povety and relief from distress of certain groups in disadvantaged communities. The advancement of education, the promotlon of good health, the development of community ¢oh8sion etc. Th8 alleviation of poverty and relief from di$tres8 of rtaIn individuals. In all circumstances, grants made must be applied for purp08es that are recognised as charitable under English law. Gift for Humanity 18 based in the UK wlth the primary aim of helping the poor and needy worldwide. We strictly operate a 100% donation policy, so every Fenny of every donatlon goes to Ihose who need it most. Currant Actlvltlos We are involved in many drfferent areas, and our projects range from food, clothing distribution, education, construction, water projects, immunisation projects, orphan sponsorship and relief efforts when a disaster occurs. We invite all donors to gel involved and bring generous donations to help relieve the suffering of those who are less fortunate than us. All our projects are carefully constructed and designed to be aCSSible, effective and are done with due diligence. They are a combination of emergency support, short temi relief and longer-term sustainable inteNenlions. Monthly regular ongoing projects Continued Support with ongoing projects from prevlous years. Bread - The economic impact of the humanitarian crisis around the globe has led to the inability to procure essential food supplies. The decline in food imports and CurncY depreGiate is resulting in the continual rise of food prices. The mass population is unable to Classified.. RMG- Internal
purchase even the cheapest staple grains. Gift for Humanity provides fresh bread in Yemen and supports the bread factory on a monthly basis. Orphan sponsor - Of the many members of society, orphans are amongst the most vulnerable. This is particulady true in countries where there is little social support and where services are largely inadequate. GFH currently sponsors 49 orphans across the globe who receive help and support every month. This is an incredible achievement only made possible by our generous donors. WaterAid - Provide clean water for a whole village or community with a hand water pump or well installation. Safe clean water prevents many medical condrtions and provides a basic essential of life to many people. Projects in place currently worldwide. In 2024-25 we have increased our donations to help support the water projects worldwide. Immunlsation Most ofAfrica's under-immunized children live in Nigeria, Ethiopia, the DRC, South Sudan. and Guinea. Poor people, those living in rural areas, and families with no access to the simplest immunisation protection. Gift for Humanity through UNICEF provides immunisation across Africa. Achievements and performance In 2024-25 Achievements 2024- 2025 was a year of signffi¢ant achievements for Gift for Humanrty, continuing donations from our donors helped us raise over £139.384.00 which was used across various projects in the year and helped thousands of needy and destitute people across the globe. Continued support and help from our donors will help make our foundations stronger for the future which will allow us to do more in the years ahead. Afghanistan Floods. The floods caused devastation and destroyed vital infraslructure affecting hundreds of families left without food, water and shelter. GFH helped gel all these vital components to the affected areas. Gaza. We helped thousands of families affected by the retsnt conflid with food, water & shelter. The fleeing refugees were also aided with vital foc<1 and shelter supplies. Sudan. The ongoing drought crises in Sudan left thousands on the brink of starvation. GFH helped with food supplies and shelter. Winter ald. We helped fund several countries around the globe wilh winter clothing, heating and essential items including lents and fuel for heating. Ramadhan appeal. GFH donated food packs across the globe, as is our usual annual practice. Classifted.. RMG- Internal
These are just some of the pmpcts that Jmpleted in 2024-2025 Financial review The Charity receives donations from Ihe general public arKI donors. This helps the charity to meet ils obligations and athieve the objectives efficiently during the year. Due diligencè The trustees of GFH will adopt a risk rated approach to due diligence as set out in the Grant making Policy. The trustees. annual report was approved on 12 September 2025 signed on behalf of the board of trustees by: Abdul Rahman Malik Trustee Classifled.. RMG- Internal