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||5ORP reference||
|---|---|---|
||Para 1.17||
|Summary ofthe purposes||The object ofthe ClO is the|
|ofthe charity as set out in||advancement ofthe Christian faith|
|its governing document||through actively sharing the love of God,|
|||supporting the local community and|
|||providing relieffor people in need,|
|||primarily but not exclusively within Grove|
|||Hill, Beechwood and Saltersgill areas of|
|||Middlesbrough.|
||Para 1.17 and||
|Summary ofthe main|1.19|Operation of a Christian community|
|activities in relation to||centre providing the following services to|
|those purposes forthe||the local community:|
|public benefit, in particular,|||
|the activities, projects or||Eco shop and food distribution|
|services identified in the||Clothes bank and household items|
|accounts.||Children’s afterschool and holiday clubs|
|||Youth club|
|||School activities and education|
|||Toddlergroups|
|||Community garden project|
|||Gym|
|||Bible Study|
|||Christmas Toy collection and distribution|
|||Advice and ‘signposting’|
||Para 1.18||
|Statement confirming||The CIO acknowledges its requirement|
|whetherthe trustees have||to demonstrate clearly that it must have|
|had regard to the||charitable purposes or ‘aims’ that are for|
|guidance issued by the||the public benefit. The Trustees confirm|
|Charity Commission on||that they have paid due regard to the|
|public benefit||Charity Commission guidance on public|
|||benefit before deciding what activities|
|||the CIO should undertake.|





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|Policy on grant making|Para 1.38|The charity did not provide any grants to|
|---|---|---|
|||individuals or organisation during the|
|||period covered by this report|
|Policy on social|Para 1.38|Social investment activities and policies<br>are contained within the scope ofour|
|investment including||objectives and principles ofoperation as|
|program related||outlined in the governing ClO document.|
|investment|||
|Contribution made by|Para 1.38|We have an average of 30 regular|
|volunteers||volunteers who contribute theirtime on a|
|||weekly basis to organise and support|
|||activities as well as performing key roles|
|||in the delivery ofthe oblectives ofthe|
|||charity.|
|Other|||



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||SORP reference||
|---|---|---|
|Summary ofthe main||This report covers the twelve months of|
|achievements ofthe||the ClO operations from 1st April 2022 to|
|charity, identifying the|Para 1.20|3Vt March 2023. The trust was|
|difference the charity’s||established on 30 April 2021, taking over|
|work has made to the||the activities previously undertaken by St|
|circumstances of its||Chad’s and St Oswald’s church in|
|beneficiaries and any||Middlesbrough from 2002.|
|wider benefits to society|||
|as a whole.||Under the CIO the activities ofthe centre|
|||have expanded and the Trust provides|
|||considerable community care and|
|||support:|
|||Eco shop/Clothes banklHousehold|
|||items|
|||During this period we supported|
|||on average 200 families weekly|
|||through our eco shop and clothes bank|
|||with an average of 10-12 new families|
|||attending each week. This peaked at|
|||nearly 300 families perweek in the|
|||autumn of2022.|
|||We ask for and receive donations from|
|||beneficiaries forthe food each week|








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|||In terms ofthe objectives we set atthe|
|---|---|---|
|Achievements against||start ofthe yearwe have exceeded|
|objectives set|Para 1.41|expectations in terms ofthe numbers of|
|||families and individuals supported.|
|Performance of|Para 1.41|Refer to the different funding sources|
|fundraising activities||and the length oftime overwhich we|
|against objectives set||have received that support|
|||During the period there were no financial|
|Investment performance|Para 1.41|investments, investment took the form of|
|against objectives||investing in community relationships and|
|||developing partnership. It is intended|
|||thatwe should invest in upgrades to the|
|||building facilities that we use over the|
|||coming 24 months.|
|Other|||





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|inancial Review|||
|---|---|---|
||Para 1.21|The charity’s funds have been steady|
|Review ofthe charity’s||through the period with constant|
|financial position atthe||vigilance on fund raising for products and|
|end of the period||equipment provided through personal|
|||donations, local business, targeted fund-|
|||raising activities.|
|||In addition staffing costs were supported|
|||through grants provided by the Henry|
|||Smith Foundation, the Rank|
|||Organization and school holiday funding|
|||support provided through Together|
|||Middlesbrough and Cleveland.|
|||The average monthly operational|
|||expenditure has increased by 21%|
|||compared to the previous accounting|
|||period. This is a reflection ofthe|
|||continued expansion in the scale ofthe|
|||work and the impact ofthe charity during|
|||the reporting period.|
|||Fund raising and monitoring ofspending|
|||commitments to achieve objectives will|
|||continue to be a key focus for the charity,|
|||with an emphasis on flexing approach to|
|||howwe meet our objectives with|
|||available resources.|
||Para 1.22||
|Statement explaining the||Our approach is to keep sufficient funds|
|policy for holding reserves||to retain core minimum operational|
|stating why they are held||expenses forthe next 6 months at a|
|||“keep the lights on” level, during which|
|||period either additional funds can be|
|||raised or activities arewound up. The|
|||level of restricted and unrestricted funds|
|||and the forecast expenditure against|
|||these are reviewed regularly.|
||Pam 1.22||
|Amount of reserves held||£38695 unrestricted funds|
||Pam 1.22||
|Reasons for holding zero||N/A|
|reserves|||
||Para 1.24||
|Details offund materially||There are no funds materially in deficit|
|in deficit|||
||Para 123||
|Explanation of any||In line with ourfinancial policies, our|
|uncertainties aboutthe||operating horizon is 6 months. Ifany of|
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|The charity’s principal|The charity’s principal||The charity relies upon support for its|The charity relies upon support for its|
|---|---|---|---|---|
|sources offunds (including<br>.<br>.<br>any fundraising)||Para 1.47|activities from individuals and other<br>organisations. Core sources of Funds||
||||for the period ofthis report are:||
||||•|Rank Foundation|
||||•|Henry Smith Foundation|
||||•|Cleveland Cable|
||||•|Tees Valley Youth for Christ|
||||•|Together Middlesbrough and|
|||||Cleveland|
||||•|Morrisons|
|Investment|policy and||||
|objectives including any||Para 1 46|||
|social investment policy|||||
|adopted|||||
|A description ofthe|||The main risks facing the charity are:||
|principal risks facing the||Para 146|•|Continuation of funding forfuture|
|charity|||•|projects<br>Increased need in the community|
|||||overwhelming our services|
||||•|Safeguarding is a continuous focus|
|||||for vigilance forthe charity given the|
|||||activities and that we workwith|
|||||vulnerable people.|
||||•|reliance on a small core team of|
|||||dedicated staffand volunteer support|
|||||for both activities and administration|
||||NotApplicable||
|Other|||||





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|Description ofcharity’s|||
|---|---|---|
|trusts:|||
|Type ofgoverning|Para 1.25|Trust Deed|
|document|||
|How is the charity|Para 1.25|Charitable Incorporated Organisation|
|constituted?|||
|Trustee selection methods|Para 1.25|(1) Apart from the first charity trustees,|
|including details ofany||every trustee must be appointed by a|
|constitutional provisions||resolution passed at a properly|
|e.g. election to post or||convened meeting ofthe charity|
|name of any person or||trustees.|
|body entitled to appoint|||
|one or more trustees||(2) In selecting individuals for|
|||appointment as charity trustees, the|
|||charity trustees must have regard to the|
|||skills, knowledge and experience needed|
|||forthe effective administration ofthe|
|||do.|



|||The charity trustees will make available|
|---|---|---|
|||to each new charity trustee, on or before|
|Policies and procedures|Para 1 51|his or herfirst appointment:|
|adopted for the induction||(a) a copy ofthe current version ofthis|
|and training oftrustees||constitution; and|
|||(b) a copy ofthe ClO’s latest Trustees’|
|||Annual Report and statement of|
|||accounts.|
|||No one is entitled to act as a charity|
|||trustee whether on appointment or on|
|||any re-appointment until he or she has|
|||expressly acknowledged, in whatever|
|||way the charity trustees decide, his or|
|||her acceptance ofthe office ofcharity|
|||trustee, togetherwith the responsibilities|
|||set out in the Trust Deed.|
|||Trustees are not permitted to be|
|||employees ofthe charity.|
|||The charity is managed by the trustees,|
|||operating underthe leadership of the|
|The charity’s|Para 1 51|Project Manager, the most senior|
|organisational structure||employee. Small teams, comprising|
|and any wider network||volunteer and paid staff are formed as|
|with which the charity||required bythe different activities,|
|works||reporting to the Project Leader.|





|||The charity is not part of a wider network|
|---|---|---|
|||The charity works closely St Oswald’s|
|Relationship with any|Para 1.51|and St Chad’s Church, Middlesbrough,<br>principally using church facilities and|
|related parties||ministering to the community.|
|Other|||



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|Charity name|The Genesis Project Middlesbrough|
|---|---|
|Other name the charity||
|uses||
|Registered charity number|1194304|
|Charity’s principal address|7 North Wood|
||Middlesbrough|
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||Trustee name|Office (if any)|Dates acted ifnotforwhole<br>year|Name of person (or body) entitled<br>to appointtrustee (if any)|
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|1|John Dickinson|chair|||
|2|Dr Helen Land||||
|3|Louisa Arundale||||
|4|Rosemary<br>Wheway|Safeguarding<br>officer|||
|5|Stella Worton|Treasurer|||
|6|||||



|Corporate trustees|— names ofthe directors at the date the report was approved|
|---|---|
|Director name||
|N/A||



|Trustee|name|Dates|acted|ifnotforwholeyear|
|---|---|---|---|---|
|N/A|||||





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||Income & Endowments From|Restricted|||Unrestricted||Total|||
||Charitable Activities|||||||||
|1|Grants and Donations||£|68,58162|£|34,568.67|£|103,150.29||
|lEcoShop|||£|-|£|40,345.74|£|40,345.74||
||Investments||£|-|£||£|||
|lOtherlncome|||£|-|£|26.29|£|26.29||
||Total Income||£|68,581.62|£|74,940.70|£|143,522.32||
||Expenditure On:|||||||||
|2|charitable Activities||£|56,402.76|£|66,254.18|£|122,656.94||
||Depreciation Charged||£|4,481.12|£|864.61|£|5,345.73||
||capital Purchases||£|5,206.56|£|640.00|£|5,846.56||
||Total Expenditure||£|66,090.44|£|67,758.79|£|133,849.23||
||Net Movement in Funds||£|2,491.18|£|7,181.91|£|9,673.09||
|1|Fund Balance as at 1stApr 2022||£|20,439.00|£|41,692.00|£|62,131.00||
|1|Fund BalanceThs at 31st March 2023||£|22,930.18|£|48,873.91|£|71,804.09||
||Fixed Assets|||||||||
|3|Tangible Assets|||£21,120.17||£4,377.70|£|25,497.87||
||CurrentAssets|||||||||
||Debtors||£|||||||
||cash at Bank and in Hand||£|12,075.07|£|65,074.80|£|77,149.87|1st April Balance|
||creditors: amountsfalling due within|within one||year||||||
|4|||£|-|£|-|£|||
||Net current Assets||£|12,075.07|£|65,074.80|£|77,149.87||
||Total Assets Less current Liabilities||£|12,075.07|£|65,074.80|£|77,149.87||
||Creditors: amounts falling due withini||£|-|£|-|£|||
||NetAssets||£|12,075.07|£|65,074.80|£|77,149.87||
||Total Funds||£|22,930.18|£|48,873.91|£|71,804.09||
||Funds Held as Reserves||||£|38,695.12||£38,695||
||Designated Funds||£|10,237.00||||£0||
||Available Funds||£|12,693.18|£|10,178.79|£|33,108.97||





|I|Funding SourCe|Income Sheet Name|Restricted||||||Balance|IstApril|UnrestrIcted<br>Batanceat3lst Mar|UnrestrIcted<br>Batanceat3lst Mar|||||Balance|lstApril|Total<br>Total Balance at 31st|Total<br>Total Balance at 31st|Total Balance 31st|Total Balance 31st|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
||||Balance atlint Mar2022||Income||tat|penditttre|2013||2022||Income||tependlture||2023||Mar2022||March 2023||
||Asda|Atda|£|-|£|500.00€||500.0°f||-|||||||£|-|F|-|£|-|
||Barer Radio Caoh|Saner Radio Cash|£|-|£|2975.00||2,975.00|£|-|||||||£|-|£|-|£|-|
||Benerley School|Beverley School|||||||||£|-|£|361.00|£|361.00|£||£||||
||CAF|CAP|||||||||€|526.00|€|100.00|£|525.00|t|100,00|F|525.00|F|100,00|
||Unrestricted Cash Income|CASH) Cashback|||||||||£|169.50|£|26.29|€|26.29|F|169.50|£|159.50|£|169.50|
||County Darham Community Foundation|CDCP|£|6.33|£||£|6.33|£|‘|||||||F|‘|£|6.33|||
||Cleveland Cable|cleveland cable/cleveland re|£|2,716.70|£|1,529.00|£|3,193.04|£|948,66|€|‘|£|1,~.00|F|‘|F|1,~.00|£|2,716.70|£|1,948.66|
||Cloadcoco Ltd|Clotdcoco Ltd|£|.|||||c|.|£|‘|£|250.00|F|230.00|£|‘|£||||
||Coulby Newhani Baptist Church|CNBC|£|147.63|£|.|£|110.23|1|37.40|||||||1|‘|F|147.63|F|37.40|
||tco uhop|eco shop|||||||£|‘|£|8,108,99|£|40,345,74|F|27,658,23|£|20,895,50|£|8,108,99|£|20,896.50|
||tsh Greenercommun’lties|tsh Greetercommanities|£|.|£|5,~,00|£|2,704.00|£|2,295,00|||||||||£|-|£|2,296.00|
||Feast of Fut|Feaol ol Fun|£|882,55|£|4,725.00|£|5,097,34|£|510,21|||||||||£|882,55|F|510.21|
||Go Fond Me|go fund me|||£|1,~.W|£|1,~.00|£|-|£|-|£|8,851.15|E|2,239,60|£|6,551,56|F|‘|£|6,551.55|
||GreatAytot FCC|GreatAytot FCC|||||||£|-|£|-|£|2,794,59|£|2,794.59|1|‘|F||||
||Gym|Gym|£|45,0°F|||£|-|£|45,00|||||||||F|45.00€||45.00|
||HolidayActivities and Food Procramme (HAF(|HAF|£|-|£|831.00|£|831.00|£|‘|||||||||£|-|||
||Henry Smith|Henry Smith|£|1,717,17|£|13,100.00|€|12,175.91|£|2,641,28|||||||||F|1,717,17|£|2.641,25|
||Marwood Colt school|Marwood Colt uchool|||||||£|-|£|-|£|77.22|F|77.22|£|‘|£||||
||Middlesbrough EtvironmentClty|MEC|£|235.71|£|-|£|205.71|£|.|||||||£|‘|F|235,71|||
||Middlesbrough Football Club Foutdalioo|MFCF|£|21,98|£|-|£|21,98|£|-|||||||F|.|£|21,98|£|-|
||NEHI.|NtHL|£|1,~.00|||£|109,00|£|591.00|£|4,~,00|€|1,193.63|F|1,675.15|F|3,518,51|£|5,~.00|1|4,409.51|
||Newton PCC|Newton PCC|||||||£|-|£|-|£|564,80|£|254.90|1|329,90|F|.|F|329.90|
||Northallerton Harvest Appeal|Northatleruon HarvestAppeal|||||||£||£|‘|£|1,418.38|£|1,418.38|£|‘|C||||
||Parish of St Nicholas|Parish of St Hichotau|||||||£|-|£|-|£|500.00|£|50.00|£|450.00|1|‘|F|450.00|
||Rank|Rank|£|13,32|£|20,~.0°|£|20,013.32|£|-|||||||F|‘|£|13,32|||
||Restricted Personal - Donations|resin cled personal|£|-|€|2,790.00|£|1,843.32|£|946,68|||||||£|‘|C|‘|F|946.69|
||Trip concribaliots|trip contributions|£|1,720.27|£|5,335.00|£|4,022.82|£|3,092.45|||||||F|.|£|1,720,27|£|3,032,45|
||The Teesside Charity|The Toesuide Charity|||||||£|-|£|-|£|1,~.00|F|1,~.W|£|-|£|‘|F|-|
||Thirteen|Thirteen|£|-|€|3,428.98€||3,428.9sf|||£|-|£|500.00€||500.00€||-|F||||
||Teesvalley Ctmmun’t~ Foundation|IVCF (eardeol|£|658,30|£|2,500.00|£|3,138,30|£|-|||||||||1|658,30|1||
||Teesvalley Community Foundation|IVCP (Warm Spaces)|£||£|2,500.00|£|1,823.59|£|676.41|||||||||F|‘|F|576.41|
||Unity World CSP|Unity World CSP|||||||£|-|£|-|£|140.00|F|140.00|£|-|I||||
||Unrestricted donations|Unrestricted donations|||||||£||£|40,162.60|£|18,115.50|£|26,229,27|£|32,048.83|1|40,162.60|432,048,83||
|||||9,164,90|£|66,263,98|£|63,353.87|£|12,075.07|£|52,966.09|€|77,258.34||65,149.63|1|65,074,80||62,231.05||77,149.87|





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|Labourand Staffing Costs|Restricted||Unrestricted||Total||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|Wages|£|36,343.99|£|15,444.30|£|51,788.29|
|Tax and Payroll Costs|£|3,088.40|£|2,530.40|£|5,618.80|
|Expenses|||£|156.90|£|156.90|
|Training|||£|55.00|£|55.00|
|Volunteer Expenses*|||£|598.56|£|598.56|
|Total Labourand StaffingCosts|£|39,432.39|£|18,785.16||58,217.55|
|Food and Products|£|8,723.68|£|36,446.17||45,169.85|
|Community Donations|£|1,000.00|||||
|Trips and Excursions|£|4,632.60|£|114.90|£|4,747.50|
|Transport|£|50.03|£|1,346.74|£|1,396.77|
|Charges|||£|112.44|||
|Rent, Utilities and Insurance|£|1,823.59|£|3,989.96|£|5,813.55|
|Equipmentand Resources Total|£|7,919.64|£|4,639.75|£|12,559.39|
|Less Capitalised Spend|£|5,206.56|£|640.00|£|5,846.56|
|Plus Depreciation|£|4,481.12|£|864.61|£|5,345.73|
|Total|£|62,856.49|£|65,659.73|£|128,516.22|





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|Item|Value as At 31st March 2023||
|---|---|---|
|Alarm||£698.36|
|Computer||£22.49|
|Fixtures and Fittings||£1,350.60|
|Furniture||£3,809.56|
|Garden Equipment||£78.33|
|Greenhouse||£1,175.77|
|Gym Equipment||3296.892|
|Matting||£186.10|
|Play Equipment||£396.88|
|Shelving||£1,597.30|
|Tyres||£42.17|
|Van||£8,633.33|
|Wheelbarrow||116.58|
|White Goods||£4,093.51|
|Grand Total||£25,497.87|




