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Reference and admnstration detals
Chariy name Sll Good ood
Oher names chariy is knwn by
Regisere chariy number (i any) .I3 _
Chariys principaaress 4 l' Yad
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Tustee name Ka M Faland |
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Dates acted nt o whle ear Appond1212021 |
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| Roz Sot | Co-odnao(on | Appond1212021 | ||
| Dk Gadd | Appond1212021 | |||
| Saa Blln | Co-odnao(on) | Appond3182022 | ||
| Sv ldd | Appond31.82022 | |||
Names he rusees fr he chariy i any, (r example, any cusdian rusees)
Name aes ace i n or whe vear
Name senir sa members
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Section B Structure, overnance and mana ement
Descripin he chariy's russ
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Still Good Food
March 2022
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Additional governance issu05 Ioptlonal infomiatlon) You may Cho to includ8 additional inforniats"on, where relevant, about.. Thé Trustees of Stsll Goc#l Food have considered the major risks to vthi the chanty is exposed and satisfied themselves that systems or procedures are established in order to manage those risks The Trustees also ensure that appropriate insurance cover is maintsined. policies and procedures adopted for the induction and Iraining of trustees,. the charity's organisational structure and any wider netsyork with which the iarty works., relationship with any related parties., trustees. consideration of major risks and the ¥y¥tem and procedures to manage them. Section C Ob'ectives and activities The protection and preservation of the environment for the public benefft of food waste minimisation in particular by: 11 thè provision of redistribution of focJ to the public 2) raising awar8ne8s of food waste Summary of th• objects of th• eh•rlty s•t out In Its govomlng document Slill Good Food work for the public benefft by working to reduce food waste in Wèst Suffolk and more generally across East Artrglia 80 as to protect and pre88rv8 the environment ft)r the public good. This 18 a¢hieved prlneipally through tha following activitie8'. Coll8ction8 and receipt of food into our 8hop8 and Sto from upermarkets. other outlets and distributors help reduce the quantty of perfectly edible food that goes to landfill or incineration, Similady we Work with the local faming communty to 918an vegetable CTOPS that are excess to requirements or $ligMly below retailers standards and would otherwise be wasted or ploughed in. The foths is rfrdi$tributed to the neral public through our shops for vthich we ask a small donation to help wtth running Gosts Through our shops 8nd at public events w8 infomi the public about the problem of food waste, environmental arKI enOMiC. and raisa th8 wofile of the tharity's WO in addressing the issue. Summary of tho maln a¢tlvitles undertaken ft>r th• publlc benefit In relatlon to thèsé oblo¢ts (Include wlthln thls $o¢tion the Statutory declaratlon Ihat tru8tee8 havo had regard to th• guld•nc• issued by the Charlty Comml88lon on publlG b8nefiti As Trustees of Still Good Food have carried oul the purposes of the Chartty for pU1C benefft by maknng dlsionS that have had due regard for wblic benefft gutdance issued by the Charity Commission, when exercising any rThets or duties to which the guidan is relevant. 8tlll Oood Food Marth 2022
Addltlonal d•talls of obiecllvu and a¢tfville8 (Optional informknon) You may choose to include further slalements. where relevant, about: policy on grantrnaking,. policy programme related investmont., contribution made by volunteers. Contrilxrtion made by volunteers As trustees of Still Good Food we acknowledge the seNi¢e to the communty and dedicated commttment of all volunteer team members who do a fantastic job in supporting the work of the chanty. Our volunteers help with stock movements, Servi and Tun our shops, represent us at promotional wblic events arwj generally support our part-tim8 Staff. We are very grateful for all the volunteers who selftessly give up their time to help wrlhout whom StÉll Goc#J For*J would not operate. Section D Achievements and performance Summary of the maln achi•vomonts of the charlty durfng th• year Still Good Food was registered as an incorporate(l Ghar¢lable organisation on 12 January 2021 and Commenced op8rating on 1 st March 2021. We secured funding for new branded signage and logo and Saw Eignfficant growth over the subsequent months. We Increa$ed our opening hours to 6 sessions a week Monday- Saturday and began to look for a larger premises within Bury St Edmunds. We su¢¢essfully secured fijnding for additional rental c08t8 and to 'improvè our facilities to the communty, to enable u$ to fvnd the expansion. In the meantime we had been allowed to use 80me space at Freedom Church, located in Great Barton. 8 village just outside Bury St Edmunds, as temporary storage. This space wa8 then expanded and we secured funding for additional shelving. In re8pon8e to 80me oJstomer8 taking a very large amount of food we secured further funding and introduced branded reusabl8 SGF shopping bags to be used by customers as their'bask8t'. Thi6 holped to distribute Ihe food more evenly between our customers. During the summer of 2021 hekl a number of Sunday pop-up shop8 Ot Froedom Church, vthere we had tjeen u8ing a space for additional Storage. These proved very popular and guggested to U8 that a more rural location could be 8uccegsful. Unable to find suitable larger premises in Bury St Edmund$, in OGtober 2021 we negotiated a more permanent lèase agreement with the Truste•$ of Freedom Church and op8ned our second premises at Freedom Churth for 2 sessions a week. This premises has proven very popular and in February 2022 we purchased a shipping container, in partnership with Freedom Churth to give additional storage space and •nablo us to oxpand tho Bize of tha Bhop. We have continued to reuurt volunteers and now have approximately 35 regular volunteers to Superv the shops and collect and transport stock donalions. In December 2021 we ere invited by BBC Radio Suffolk to host a 2 hour radio show. This gave us the opportunity to infom the listeners about the problem of food waste, what we are doing to help reduce this in our are• and give some SLyJestions to help people save forxl. We interviewed a number of drfferent peopk from organisations worknng towards the same aim including Fareshare. The Gleaning Network. local supeTharkets, rowers. fanTrer¥ and Jimm Dohe of Jimm s Fam). stlll Good F¢¢MI March 2022
Section D Achievements and performance In Awil 21 we received the Lord Lieutenant of Suffolk Award in Recognrtion of outstanding service to communty in Suffolk during the Covid-19 ParMYoms¢. In November 2021 we reLeived Suffolk Greenest Cwrty Award in the Wasts R8du¢lion RecydiThJ cate. have a nwnber of plans in Progr8. •omo •till in the planning pha•o, oF1a our Freedw Churth shop for addlllonal 8e88lon8, we have already increa8ad to 3 a week. Securing fundirvj for a Communty Frmyge whth owned in May 2022, along wth a frnezor Idonated by a local o1o¢tri¢al retailér). The employment of a part time Stock Co01n&tOr to m•nage inryeasing demand8 of 81ock. Working to inryoa80 our impact on Fam Resc {Gleaning) in partnership wtth Tha Fdix Prwect arml Lions Irrtarn- Lion8 GleanirwJ Hub. We are in the Voc3 of 8eLwrirvJ the18a8• for a second unrt in Elsey's Yard in Bury St EthiurKls. lo¢atwJ next to wr current premises to give additsonal storage arKI possibly help to fac41itate additional opening hourn for the shop. surplus fothl. Section E Financial review Still Good Food h88 a policy to hold unrestn'ded reserves sufficient to finance eslimated owrats"rKJ costs wtyJnd 3 to 4 months. It i• aCkrWIOW. th• orwats'ng mojo1 is Such that muth of the charity'8 aC1Nrt will continuo to be financed by grants and Similar restn'¢ted fundiThJ. On 3111 Mari* 2022, SM Good Food had ju•t undor 3 months reserves, horte at the kIr end of the li Brl•f 8tatom•nt of th• charlty'8 pollcy on r•••rv D•talh of any fund• m•t•rtalty In d•ficft Al funds remain in 8urpk4. Further flnancl•l r•vlw d•tslh Ioptlonal InfOr0ft) You may ¢hooM lo includ additlonal infomation, wh•r• relevant abouL the charity's winclpal 80urces of funds (irK9j1ry any furfflraising). h(w expeTrJitur• has oper8ty wiod to 3111 Marth 2022 were." West Suffc4k cjncil Ccmmixmty Chest and local Borough Councillors Localty B Suffolk Cwrty Cwncil WKI Bury St Edmunds T(wm Council Councillors Localty Budpts FuTrJing frryn Suffolk Communty Foundation through.. Suffolk Giving FurKI Fonnereau Fund o High Sheriffs Fund . COVNI Support Grant of the charity., Investment policy and objective8 including any ethlcal Investment pollcy adopted. 81111 Good F•x#l rth 2022
Grarts frn". . Tr T1¢ FlatIon Matthew Go(MJ Foundabon Amazon ChantatA6 GivirrfJ o Hubbub Commwty Fridge Donations from iThlividual8 and shop IyJ8tom•r8 Donations from 9•nIS•lKs Total inc¢xM f(Y the pernd to 31 March 202211 £60,499 and 8urpl over expendrtur8 is £24.475. MoMl•ry reseTres 31 M¥ch 2022 £33,481, Indn9 re8tri(*8d funds of £22,209. Section F Other optional information Still Good F¢Jod wa8 registered as an incofporaled charitable Of9anIsat on 12 January 2021 and commoncod operaliThJ on 1 st March 2021 upm th8 demeffJer of tts act1vi from London based company 86818oforn Proi•ci (cunpany rK). 080437501. NCA8 3 to the f•c4W and wynxnts •cc•urrt• pYovKle8 morn detail. Section G Declaration Th• tru•tw• d•clar• that th•y hav• approv th• tru$tM•' rnport abov•. 8lgn•d on b•h•N d th• eharlty's tru•tw• 31gnatUVg(•) Full n•m•ls) Po•ltlon l•.9. 8•cr•tary. Ch•lr, otc) Kalo Mc FadarKI Sarah Bullen Chllr Tru•t•• I ProJ•ct Coordln•tor 811U Good Food
Still Good Food
CHARITY COMMISSION FOR NGLAND AND wALEs
303 STILL r,-£ Receipts and ments accounts GO F e eri 3 0 FOOD
Section A Receipts and payments
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Rese fus |
Toal fus | Last year | ||||||||||||
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| Rees | (Note 2) | ||||||||||||||
| Grant ont orogh and own onc | ~~~~ | 775 | 775 | ||||||||||||
| Grant ok ommnt Fondaton | 8 | 8 | |||||||||||||
| Grant: Other | ~~~~ | 5 | 5 | ||||||||||||
| hop donaton | 44 | ~~~~ | 44 | ||||||||||||
| onaton rom ndda | | ~~~~ | | ||||||||||||
| Donaton rom organaton | 5 | ~~-~~ | 5 | ||||||||||||
| ncome rom eent organed by thrd parte | 5 | ~~~~ | 5 | ||||||||||||
| t pet ecepts | 1414 | 408 | 0499 | ||||||||||||
| Paes | |||||||||||||||
| Sho a adsao oss | |||||||||||||||
| Coordnator' aare Penon contrbton taf traeng and tranng cot |
7183 407~~-~~ |
11740~~-~~ 4 |
1893 407 4 |
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| Shop operatng cot | 1731 | 147 | 3203 | ||||||||||||
| hop and torage eqpment | 8 | 43 | 129 | ||||||||||||
| Rent and ervce charge | 383 | 1800 | 4183 | ||||||||||||
| Inurance Heatight & power Repar and mantenance |
4 17~~~~ |
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| Promotona webte and gnage | 38 | 4 | 94 | ||||||||||||
| Teephone (moble) bcrpton and cence Vonteer cot Management & trtee meetng expene Statoner & potage aptal expendtre_(section_B) |
1 240 9 1~~-~~ |
~~----~~ 701 |
156 40 9 1 701 |
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| t pmets | 13,148 | 287 | 3,04 | ||||||||||||
| Net eepts/pments | 2,266 | 222os~~I~~ | ~~.~~__ ~~~~ 4 ~~~~ ,4 ~~~~ 1 ~~~~ s. l |
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| Moeay asses asfee o eege | |||||||||||||||
| (oe3) | 9,006 | 9,006 | |||||||||||||
| raner between nd | |||||||||||||||
| Monetary funds as at 31st Mach 2022 | 11272 | 22,209 | 33481 |
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Sllll Good Food CHARITY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND AND WALES 1193073 STILL Recei tsand ments accounts Forthg porlod 12thn-21 To 31st March 2022 Section B Statement of assets and liabilities at the end of the year Year to 31Jt March 2021 Total fund• funds funds Mon•tary Funds r•pr•8•nt•d by." Currenl as.. 88nk current acccwrrt Cash in hand 33.254 227 Total monetary funds 11.272 33,481 A•••t• r•taln•d lor th• charlty'# own Tot•1 fund• fund fund• oirice equiiyii•nt and mclji phon88 Sloragg Contsiner (ic4rty n•d . 75% internstl Communty fre Shop & 8tW 8h•lvi 6.228 1,192 1,192 281 281 Totsl tanglbh 4ss•es 6.701 7.370 Total fund• Ll•blllU HMRC.. PAYE & Ngtkjngl Insurae Tal Il•blllll•8 Section C Notes to receipts and payments accounts 1. Accountlng pollcles AGcountSng basis The aGo?unls, including notes thereto. Sh all funds whh are oovemed by the Charity presonted on 8 e48h rocaived and PaKI basbs. ac¢ounts 8rn wepared in a¢eardm wFth the requirements ofthtr Ch8rilie¥ Act 2011. Fund accounllng Unrestricted funds can be uwj in wlth the charitable obieclves at the discrelion of the tfuslees. Restricted funds can onty be used for SFwfwJ WfF4)ses within the objects of the charity. Restrictions arise when specified by Ihe donor orvthen funds are rai8ed for purposes. Further explanation of th• naturè arKI wrposo of 0h furMI is ird in noto 2. SUll Gotyj F Charty No. 1193073
Sllll Good Food CHARITY COMMISSION FOR ENGLANO AND WALES 1193073 ments accounts To 316t March 2022 Recei tsand Forlh• perrod 12n-21 IFDOB I Section C Notes to receipts and payments accounts coiitiiiued 2. Grants recefv•d and oth•r re•trlctod Income Rè•trict•d fund8 Belanc8 8t 31 2022 Grants recalvod Wesl Suffolk Coundl Communty Chost Fund (Py9clO¥daf staff costs) Wesl Suffolk Localty grants (For. inyoviw to ts k1 community, F¢xxS Confnce & Engaggment Pwt lorlhg pU8&e Suffolk County Council Localty Budget Cllr R Rout (F<&t 8oulpmenl gndpromokn) 8ury St Edmunds TtrMI Council L¢xalty Budget- Cllr. R Rout (FCF0od C¢)nfktsnce & Eng8gem&ntPrqct) Funding from SL¢ffolk Community Foundation through: Hlgh Sheriff 8 Fund fFL¥8tJff costs) SCF Covid Support Grant tOWath shop & storagg) Fonnereau Fund (lortMItyPrW staff ¢xffjts) Suffolk Glvlng Fund ffvctynmunitypn¥8Gtstaifco&s) Tu(h¥lck Foundation (fvctynmuntypr4•Lslaif¢o&tsJ Matthew Good Foundation Ifthvcommunityprqect Staff Gwts) Amazon Charitablé Givlng (Purch ofCCmunityfrfge and a8818d $laff Gosts) Hubbub Communrty Fridge (fo 8sl8blth 8ndLwal• a é)>nmutyfik#ge> 8ub4otal: Grnnt• Irtstrl¢t•d Incom•) 8,740 6,600 3,7T2 1,660 T16 875 287 1,000 5.000 5,000 6,820 3.OlXI 2,SlX) 5.000 5,820 2,500 2,000 3,000 46,086 808 22.209 Totsl rn•trlct•d Income 45.085 22,209 3. Incorpomtlon and dom•ryor Stlll GOc Fthy was feglBtered ag an inew chadlth on 12 January 2W1 ar ccnm•nI opgraling on 18t March 2W1 urxy) dww•r frryn Lrmthn baged u)mpany B89t Before Prc4ect Icompany no. 080437501 On 1 March 2021, aets and IWfilili68 to in Bury St Eltrnunds Innrrj to Still Good Fo¢yJ compri8ed., Cash and bank baLanc Tangiblo fixed aB¥ets. slKy frftFngs arnl Ththle pl Cf8dhty¥ 669 1421 9.633 11 Gool Ch•ity No 1193073
SUII Good Food CHARITY CQMMISSION FOR EP•W140 AND WAtsS 11930n ments accounts SnLL tsand 31•1 Il•r¢h 2022 FOOO Sectioii C NOIL'S lo rL)Leii)Is ciiid i)ayiiiei)Is accoiii)ts Coiiliiiued Gu•r•ntM• and •ocurnd d•bl• 2012. that at the )•r ond tho CIO dhj ha¥• any b) pgrt108 nor d•bts not r¢numerated lor h•r th 88 4 trustsa ofth• ExcludlrffJ r81mtlad (xrt of ptret •xpw• trKxwrr•J of the OtrntiC of th• Chwity, thw• SeLtI()11 D Aiii)rov'il on Pa9 1 to 3 tho Kcounl• thotr l>tt•ll W. K* Mc Farl•nd (chrI
Independent examiner’s report to the trustees of Still Good Food CIO
I report on the accounts of the CIO for the period ended 31 March 2022 which are set out on pages 6-9.
Respective responsibilities of Trustees and examiner
As the charity’s Trustees you are responsible for the preparation of the accounts; you consider that an audit is not required for this year under section 144 of the Charities Act 2011 (the Act), and that an independent examination is needed. It is my responsibility to state, on the basis of procedures specified in the General Directions given by the Charity Commissioners (under section 145(5)(b) of the Act) whether particular matters have come to my attention.
Basis of independent examiner’s report
My examination was carried out in accordance with the General Directions given by the Charity Commissioners. An examination includes a review of the accounting records kept by the charity and a comparison of the accounts presented with those records. It also includes consideration of any unusual items or disclosures in the accounts, and seeking explanations from you as Trustees concerning any such matters. The procedures undertaken do not provide all the evidence that would be required in an audit, and consequently I do not express an audit opinion on the view given by the accounts.
Independent examiner’s statement
In the course of my examination, no matter has come to my attention which suggests that your accounting records have not been properly kept (in accordance with section 130 of the Charities Act) or that these accounts do not accord with them and comply with the Act. Nor, in my opinion, is there any matter in them to which special attention should be drawn.
Robert Allin FCA Milton Hall, Ely Road Milton, Cambs CB24 6WZ
21[st] December 2022
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