
## Trustee’s Annual Report 

## Period 1/12/22 – 30/11/23 

## Objectves and Actvites 

|Objectves and Actvites||
|---|---|
|Summery of the purposes of the charity as<br>set our in its governing document|For the beneft of the public to relieve<br>sufering of horses and ponies in the<br>Hampshire area in need of care and<br>atenton by providing a rescue centre to<br>rehome and rehabilitate them.|
|Summery of the main actvites in relaton<br>to those purposes for the public beneft, in<br>partcular, the actvites, projects or services<br>identfed in the accounts|Main actvites completed were<br>rehabilitatng surrendered horses if<br>required with Vet care, farrier, dentst,<br>physio visits and completng the right rehab<br>if and when required. Once the horse or<br>pony was ready to be rehomed, home<br>checks referencing would be completed<br>and then follow up checks where<br>completed once in new homes to confrm<br>the equines were in the same conditon as<br>lef the rescue.  We contnued with a food<br>bank in the Winter to provide feed, hay and<br>rugs to members of the public who were<br>struggling fnancially to feed and keep their<br>horses and ponies warm to enable them to<br>keep looking afer their own horses rather<br>than surrender due to fnancial strains in<br>the winter.|
|Statement confrming whether the trustees<br>have had regard to the guidance issued by<br>the Charitycommission onpublic beneft|The trustees have had no guidance issued<br>by the Charity Commission|



|Achievements and Performance|Achievements and Performance|
|---|---|
|Summery of the main achievements of the<br>charity, identfying the diference the<br>charity’s work has made to the<br>circumstances of its benefciaries and any<br>wider benefts to society as a whole.|In the above period, we have helped and<br>rehomed 32 horses to new homes.  This<br>helped 28 individuals who had to surrender<br>their ponies and horses for a variety of<br>reasons, mainly due to change in fnancial<br>circumstances.<br>We will contnue to help families and<br>individuals with the contnued rescue and|





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|---|---|
||rehabilitaton of horses<br>and ponies.<br>As mentoned above we contnued with the<br>food bank which we opened early in<br>October due to lots of requests for this.|
|Fundraising performances|We have been very successful with our<br>fundraising this year, ending the year on a<br>small positve to help with the bills and<br>expenses for next year.<br>Certain fundraising events have been more<br>successful than others – with auctons<br>being very successful.<br>We have been very lucky with supporters<br>donatng items/vouchers for us to aucton<br>of monthly to raise money to pay for our<br>monthly expenses. We review fundraising<br>in our trustee meetngs monthly and plan<br>on diferent events depending what<br>expenses we have comingup.|



## Financial Review 

|Review of the Charity’s fnancial positon at<br>the end of the period|HSHR is in a good fnancial place for the<br>beginning of Dec 23, we have small<br>reserves for the expenses for feed and hay<br>through out the month and will contnue to<br>fundraise for any additonal expenses such<br>as vet bills and anyunexpected expenses.|
|---|---|
|Statement explaining the policy for holding<br>reserves statng why they are held|Now the charity is established, we would<br>always like a certain amount of reserves<br>held due to the monthly expenses each<br>month which we have every month for the<br>minimum of feed and hay. We do not want<br>to be in debt to any of our suppliers – this is<br>the reason for the kept reserves|
|Amount of reserves held|£2005|
|Explanaton of any uncertaintes about the<br>charity contnuing as a going concern.|The trustees have no current concerns or<br>there are no uncertaintes about contnuing<br>what Hampshire Spirit Horse Rescue have<br>set out to do.  We have a good support<br>from our local suppliers and contnued<br>support from our supporters with the<br>fundraising.|





Governance, and 

Structure, 

## Management 


|Structure,<br>Management|Governance, and|
|---|---|
|Type ofgoverningdocument|Foundaton|
|How is the charityconstated?|CIO|
|Trustee selecton methods including details<br>of any consttutonal provisions e.g electon<br>to post or name of any person or body<br>enttled to appoint one or more trustees|Original trustees stll in post from charity<br>set up.<br>If resignaton of a trustee or appointment<br>of a new trustee, then there would be an<br>electon from the trustees and commitee<br>members.|
|The charity’s organisatonal structure and<br>any wider network with which the charity<br>works|We have 3 trustees and we have a total of 8<br>commitee members which we run/weekly<br>daily decisions by.  Each commitee<br>member is a horse owner and the majority<br>of them are involved with volunteering<br>within the rescue.|



## Reference and Administratve details 

|CharityName|Hampshire Spirit Horse Rescue|
|---|---|
|Other name the charityuses|Abbreviaton to HSHR|
|Registered charitynumber|1194789|
|Charity’sprincipal address|9 Thomas Close,Toton,SO40 8SS|



Names of charity trustees who manage the charity 

1 – Zoe Parks – appointed 01/12/2020 

2 – Kaylie Parks – appointed 01/12/2020 

3 – Gary Parks – appointed 01/12/2020 

## Declaratons 

The trustees declare that they have approved the trustees’ report above 

Signature 




Full Name – Kaylie Parker Position – Trustee Date – 10/01/2024 




## **Profit and Loss** 

## **Hampshire Spirit Horse Rescue For the year ended 30 November 2023** 

|**Profit and Loss**<br>**Hampshire Spirit Horse Rescue**<br>**For the year ended 30 November 2023**||
|---|---|
||**2023**|
|**Turnover**||
|Other Revenue|0.80|
|Sales|46,051.65|
|**Total Turnover**|**46,052.45**|
|**Cost of Sales**||
|Cost of Goods Sold|10.00|
|Direct Expenses|41,751.73|
|**Total Cost of Sales**|**41,761.73**|
|**Gross Profit**|**4,290.72**|
|**Administrative Costs**||
|Advertising & Marketing|22.11|
|Insurance|371.35|
|Motor Vehicle Expenses|560.76|
|Postage, Freight & Courier|916.87|
|Telephone & Internet|45.00|
|Travel - National|369.21|
|**Total Administrative Costs**|**2,285.30**|
|**Operating Profit**|**2,005.42**|
|**Profit on Ordinary Activities Before Taxation**|**2,005.42**|
|**Profit after Taxation**|**2,005.42**|



Profit and Loss Hampshire Spirit Horse Rescue 

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