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REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES AND FINANCIAL 8TATEMEKf8
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 310ECEMBER 2025
Ch•rlty numb•r 1195583
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PARLIAMENT

COPfftNTS
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R•port of tho Twst•es
8tatom&nl of flnlnclal a¢tlvltle8
Balanc• 8hoQt
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Report of th• Trust•es for th• year erth 31 DeceM￿r 2025
The trustees are pleased to presenl thelr repcyt the finanryal stat8ments of the charlty
for th8 year ended 31 December 2025.
The financial statements ￿mplY vrith the Charities Act 2011. the charity's constitution. and
Accounting and Rep￿.￿￿ by Charitles.. Ststemonl of Recommended Practice applicable to charitles
preparing their accounts in accordance with the Financial ReportiThJ Standard appllcable in the UK
8nd Republic of Ireland IFRS 102) {8ffectSve 1 January 2019).
REFERENCE AND ADMINISTRATION DETAILS
Charlty regislratM number.
1195583
Prlndpal addres8'.
167-169 Greot Poruand Streel, 5th Floor. London, W1W SPF
CEO..
Lyanne Nicth
Bankws:
CAF Bank Limlted. 25 Klng$ Hill Avenufr. Kings Hill. West Malllng.
Kent, ME19 4JQ
STRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
The Charity is a Charftable organi8alion ICIO> govemgd by its c￿StItUtion datad 20
Augu812021. The charfty registored wlth tho Chartty Commission on 20 August 2021.
The Charity 1$ govemed by the Board of InJ8t088. Tho B08rd moots quart•dy (and mor• often if
required) and decides on the strateg1¢ direction the tharity take, th8 perfornance targets that
Should be set and oxamlnes the recent activitiés and ￿rf0m￿n(Xj of the charity. The day lo day
operatlon8 of tho charity afo d•leg8tod to the CEO.
R•crultmgnt & appolntm•nt ¢Jf tru•t•••
Trustees are reffliited In ¢>)njun¢tion with ongoing rw1$ and skills analysis to prO¥￿e balanced and
informed govemanc¢ for the Charity. No less than three persons may be elected. The first three
Irusleas were appointed for variable tenns of ttvo to four ye8rs. Furthèr appointmants are agreed by
tho trustees for a fixed tem of three yoars after which Irugte88 may be r￿deCted.
Rl•k m•nag8m•nl
Tho truslees hav6 a duty to wjentify aThJ review the risks to whth ttw Charfty is exposed and to ensure
appropriate controls 8re In place to provide reasonabl6 a$surnn￿ against fraud and error. The
tnjstees meet wularly and assess any risks to the Chanty. A Risk Register ha$ been developed. the
content of which is Informed by o)nsultslb)n wilh the CEO, staff and the Board. The Risk Regisl8r
monitored by the Board on a regular basi8.

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Report of tho Trust￿ for th• year ended 31 December 2025
TA￿t••8
The trustees who seNed during the year and to the date of this report were:
Bushra Ahmed
Susan Bright- Chair (resigned 14 Juty 20261
Amanda Carpenter- Chair (appjlnted 14 Juty 2026)
Elizabeth Erickson
Caroline Pridgeon
Atonte Rodwo11
Fiona Russell
Frances Scott
Julia Smith
8rf8n Spurtlng
Carol Ann Whitehead (re￿gned 30 Novemb8r 2025)
Gilllan Whltylollins
Emily Wilsofvsmith
OBJECTIVES AND ACTivmES
The cl)jects of S0'.50 88 set oul in Sts constitution are..
The 8dv8n¢ement of equal￿ and dfvorsity. In p8rbcular beiweon WOM￿ and men and to ellmlnate
gendgr discrimination for th8 public benefft Indudlng (wlthwl limitationl by
1. Ra18ing 8warenes8 of 811 a$pects of di8Crfmlnatk￿ ¥•lthin In the UK demou*lc represwtatlon
system at local, regional and national levels;
2. Ralslng awaroness of all 88F¢cts of dlscrim1natk￿ In ￿cIety by put￿lcat￿ns. lectures, use of the
media, Publ￿ advocacy arKI othar means of communica￿on',
3. Providlng or facllit8llng the of a88i8tance to individuals or org8ni8ation8 Indudlng {wlthout
limltslionl through training, advice or guKlan¢¢ to enable grèater partiopation by women (thos• 8alf-
idenllfying as women) in tho UK18gl8lature and representstive dwnctrdtic pro¢a8S.
Publlc ben•fft
The trusteès have complied with the duty in section 4 ofthe 2011 Chaiiueg Act to have due TrJard lo
guidance published by the Chartty CommissH)n. inthding publlc t*nefit guidanG•. The Irustoes have
r6farred to tho Charlty Commission's general guidanca on public b8n6fft ￿en ravlewing th6 charity's
alms arKI objectlves and in ￿8nD1ThJ firture aGl1vili￿.
The Charity furthers ts charilable purposes for the publlc be￿fft by raising awareness of
discrlmination wlthln the UK d8nKuab'¢ representstson system and In swety through the use of
media and speaking engagements. as well a$ encx)uraging and sUppO￿.ng women to progress In
polllics at local. regional and national bvels through its #AskHerToStand and #SignUpToStand
programmos and by holding events.

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ACHIEVEMENTS AND PERFORMANCE
2025 vms a year In which 50.50 grew its o)mmunty. strengthen&J its wbllc voic• and deepened its
work to change the system, at a Morn￿ when our (y•m data mLxlebling ¥hows that women's
representstion is set to go backnrds at the next General ElecliM.
The 50.50 communlty
During 2025 the Chari￿8 (x)mmunty grv* 19% to 10,744 induding 220 women who'signed up to
stand,. spanniTrJ all polibcal parlies and those who have not yet chosen a party. All r￿e1ve a wa
welcome, with those who register interest in standiThJ elect8d office also receiving bespoke
mmunirAtions and support from iyjr Communty Manager.
Evenls
Across the year. 50..50 d81ivergJ 20 events for over gXI pwle. and t(x* part in and supported many
more.
50'.50 inspired and supp￿￿ women to staThJ ￿ e￿cted office through a range of live and online
evonls. These included:
8 party-specific'Pathways' online sessions.
Cross-paty events such as the 'Progress on Safety. Webinar with the Jo Cox Four*dation and
'Women and The EcorK)my wtth the Women's Budget Group.
4 Connect and Reflect online s8sshJny for w(Thn from Black and ethnically minoritised
communtbes to share their experiences and the challenges they face in a safe space.
2 Higher Hurdles onlinè sessvJns for disabled women to share their 8xperbtinc*s and
challenges in a safe space.
3 Be A Councillor events, funded by the Local Govemment Association in partnership wth
Elect Her a rA)alttion induding Migrant De￿￿)CracY. Operation Black Vote, The Politics
Project and the Disabilty Policy Centre. des￿Jned to encourage women to stand as lo(sl
councillors.
A recepb'on 8t The Speakerfs Slats Apartments to mark Intemational Women's Day 2025.
featuring prominent MPS suth as Lucy Powell, Ellie Reeves, Caroline Nokes and Daisy
Cooper, alongside other high profile individuals su(* as Cherie Blair- 811 en￿U￿gin9 women
to stand for elected office.
Ask Her To Stand Day event in Parliar￿rt fea￿ring cross-party MPS and other political
figures induding Mims Davies. Stella Creasy. Cllr NaThla Manley-Browne. Helen MLGuire,
with spcial guests Shaknra Akabusi and Michelle Keveren from Gids Who Talk Politics,
discussing the ba￿lerS to VI￿r￿ standing and how to over￿n9 them.
All of the above events inspired *r)men to stand for eleded office and hel￿ them build their
networks.
Ralsing Awarenes$
In 2025 our work reached dose to a million Peop￿ on ￿¢181 media and we secured extenslve
national press coverage, induding in The Times. Grazia. Politics Home. Huff Post and The
Inde￿ndent.
In a standout rafflp8KJn moment. 50.50 instslled a"panic button. in Partiament Square on 5
November to draw attention to our da12 modelling. which shows that women's representstion is set to
go backwards wgnificanly at the next Generdl ElectM￿. The intervention drew cross-party support
from MPS and ¢ovarage fri)m ou￿ets induding Sky News and LBC.
We partnered with The Fema16 Le&J to share stories of MPS. to h￿hlig￿ the'sisteth¢xJd' in FM)litics
and thè positive sidè of being an MP. These rx)sts attracted arryjnd 80.000 wews and. together ￿th
our #AskHerToSland oulwL cy)ntrilwbJ to almost one Millir￿ impressions ￿rosS social mgdia.

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Wrth the Jo Cox Foundation we ran an rmline webinar featuring MPS Jess Phillips and Caroline Nokes
and CounGillor Anya Sizer to call for action and promote respe¢t for W(￿en in wltbcs. We also
partnered with House of lfjnd on Ih￿r'seat at the Table. t-shirt campaign, witt) 50.'50 t*nefiiting from
sales.
Across platforms 50.50 now has an a93r4ate of 29.0￿ foll￿0r$, sligmy bèlow 2024
following ¢hanges al Tvthrtx. Reach and engag￿￿ nonetheless remained strong, wth our
ampawJns gener8tiThJ dose to a millton imFrfessions over the year.
Changlng culture
Changing the culture in women stand is central to the ￿x. strand of our strategy. In 2025 we
(XYIV9ned roundtable discJJssions between the ￿.50 communty and the leaderships of the
Conservative and Labour Parti99 to develop practical sdutions to trte p8rsistent shorlfall in the
number of women selected to starKI for election.
We continued to advocate for the rel￿nMendat￿ set out in the Reset Report- created in
partnership with Compassim in PolitKs. These recommendations seek to create a more indusive and
effective Padiamantary culture.
In addition. highlighted progress on safety via webinar in parlnership with the Jo Cox
Foundation.
FINANCIAL REVIEW
The income of the Charity arTh￿nted to £131.047 with net incx)mg of £9,001 (2024.. income of
£104.289 with net expendibjre of£3.548).
Reserves pollcy
The policy of the Charity as at 31 December 2025 was to have free reserves of three months.
minimum operating costs to fund tts work (currently budgeted ai £18.983). Unrestricted reservos at
31 December 2025 were £35.20812024: £29.662). As at 31 December 2025 the assets of the
Charity are considered adequate to fulfil its obligati(Jns and the trustees consider the state of our
financial affairs to be satisfa(aory.
PLANS FOR THE FUTURE
50.'50 is enacting a Ylcth arKI fr, strategy over Ihe next election cyde, working in partnership with
aligned organisations in order to maximi88 our collective impact. Our aim is to flood the system with
diverse. talented women and fix the parts of the sy*em holding vAxnen back. Our threg areas of
focus for the coming periryl are:
continuing to raise aWarer￿ of the gender imbalance in Partiament and elected b(xlies
throughout the UK. and the ￿ncem1n9 dowmvard trend in women candidatss and why this is
a problem;
inspiring, recruthng and supwrb'ng wcKnen to stand for elected Offi￿..
identits'ng and dismantling the barriers women face in reaching elected offic*
50..50 is working towards the next el￿]Qn$. both local and national. focussed on holding the politlcal
Parties to aC￿unt on gender b￿anCe. Wtth the proportion of women candidates falling, our Ylood and
fix. strategy is ￿7￿¢81 to preventirvJ a regressK)n in women's repres8ntstion at the next 98nwal
election and at IorAI level. We wll continue to raise awareness of the issues ar￿nd gellder
imbalance in our elected bodies and to work with partners to address the many barriers including
financial eonstraints. corffidence. thr￿￿ of abuse and violence. that stand in the way of equal
representation, wth a partthlar f(KyJs (m the ¢andidat8 selection prix*sses.

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Buibjing on the grosth of our nelwork and with the suppjrt of our Patrons and Ambassadors, we are
aiming to expand the team so that we can exiend the reach of our work: inspiring 8nd supportsng
women from all backgrounds to 5tsnd for eleth.on and th(Thighly interrcgating the randidate selection
processes to diive lasting. positive charwJe.
TRUSTEES, RESPONSIBILMES IN RELATION TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
The charity trustees are responsible for preparing a tnJsiees' annual report and financial statements
in accordan￿ with applThble law and United KÉngdom Accounting Standards (United Kingdom
Generalty Accepted Accounling Practice).
The law applicat￿e to chariti8s in EnglaThJ and Wales requires the dwrity twstees to prepa
financial ststements for each year whith gNe a tFue and fair Mew of the state of affairs of the
charity and of the inL¥)ming resources and applicalion of resources. of th8 tharty for that period. In
preparing the finanoal statements. the tNstees are requir9d to:
select svitat￿e 8c￿ntiTrg and then aPp￿Y them consistenty;
observe the methods and principles in the applicable Charities SORP..
make judgements and estimates that are reasonable and pnKlenL
stste sthether applicable *xounting stsndards have been followed. subject to any matorial
departures that must be di%dosed and expL4ined in the fina￿￿81 ststements.,
prepar8 the finanL781 statements on the going concem basi5 unless il is inappropriate to
presume that the charlty wll continue in business.
The trustees are responsible for keeping proper accounbng records that disd05e wth Teasonable
accuracy at any time the financial positson of the charity and to enable them to ensure that the
financial statements compty wtlh the Charities knt 2011, the applicable Charities (Accounts
and Reports) Regulations. and the provbions of the LM)nstitubon. They are also resp)nsible for
Safeguarding the assets of the charity and taking reason￿le steps for the prevention and detection of
fraud and other irregularities.
The trustees are responsible for the fflalntenan￿ and integrity of th8 Chaiity and financial infom8tlon
Included on the Charity's website in ac£ordanco with legislatr.on in the United Kingdom goveming the
preparation and disseminat￿ of financial statements.
Approved by the trustees and signed rm their behaff by
usan Bright
Chair
14 Ju￿202

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statamgnt of Flnanclal A¢tsvlties for th• year end•d 31 December 2025
Totsl
fund•
2025
Tol•l
lunds
2024
2￿25
2025
2024
2024
INCOME FROM:
109.660
21.1
1X+,MO
91.119
12,891
fQl810
4T9
TOTAL INCOIIE
21
EXPENOITURE ON:
Ro181rvJ funds
ch8th2￿8
1&778
16.7T8
91,059
10,679
TOTAL EXPENOITIJRÉ
NET IN¢OMEIIEXPENDIYURE)
(4J&)J
2.012
(15481
(600)
TOThL FUND8 AT 1 JANUARY 2026
1.412
31.074
34.822
J4,•22
TOTAL FUNDS AT 31 DECEMBER
2020
Tho notes on pages 10 to 16 fomi part of Iheso finanryal statements.
The stsl8m8nl of fin8ndal advlties iThSudes all gaIr￿ an¢J losses in the perfod. Atl Income and
expenditure defive from conllnuirvJ a¢t1Wt￿.

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B•lance Sheet at 31 DacthTr￿r 202S
2025
2024
CURRENT ASSErs
Debtors
Cash at bank and in hand
270
41.603
41.873
1,498
33,249
34,747
LIABILITIES
CREDtfoRS: amounts falling due wtthin
one year
NET CURRENT ASSETS
NET ASSErs
13
FUNDS OF THE CHARrrY
Restricted funds
12
4.867
1,412
Unreslrict8d funds
11
TOTAL FUNDS
075
Signed on behalf of th8 trustaes
usan Bright
Chair
14 July 2026

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Notes to the Accounts fty th• year endgd 31 Doc•mbEr 2025
AccouKfiNG POLICIE
a) Accountin
Basis
) Baws ofprepaTrlion
The accounts have been p￿pared in accordan￿ vthh AcLwnting and ReFQrting by Charities:
Statement of R￿rnmended Praclice aP￿Icable to chartlies preparing their ac￿￿nts in
accordance with the Fina￿￿al Standard applitrAble in the UK and Rewblic of
Ireland IFRS 102) (effective 1 January 2019)- ICharTties SORP IFRS 102)). the Financial
Reporknng Stsndard app1Th￿e in the UK and Republic of Ireland (FRS 102) and the Charitses
Act 2011. 50".50 meets the definition of a pul￿￿ benefft entity under FRS 102. Assets and
liabiltties are initially recognised at historical rJ)st or transacti￿ value unless otherwise stated
in the relevant a¢r￿nting ￿1¢Y note(s}.
11) Preparation of the accounts on a wing t￿n(￿ basis
It is the trustees. view thal thore are no material uncèrtainties regarding 50.'50's abilty to
continue in operatr.on for the foreseeable ftthjre taking into ac￿Unt all available infomiation,
and have neither the intention nor the need to liqU￿ate or curtail materialty the scale of its
operations, and have prepared the 8ccounts on thal assumption. The tr￿tOeS have reviewed
the finanaal wtion ft)r thg coming year and are satisfied that the charty wll have
sufficient fvnds. largely owiThJ to the (tsntinu￿ supwrt from the Joseph Rowntree Chaiitable
Trust IJRCT} from whom grant fuThYing was awarded in November 2025 (commencing April
2026 for Iwo years) and through the financial support of"Friends of 50.50". As at 30 June
2026. 50."50 met its reseryes Fxjlw. Further grant tundiThJ will be SOLFght during the (￿MIng
year and will be critbcal for 50:$0 to continue its wofk over the longer lem.
b) Fund Accoun
. Unreslricted funds are available for use at the disuelNM of the trustees in furtherance of the
general objectlves of the dwrity.
- Restricted Funds are subjected to restricbons their expeThJiture imposed by the donor or
grant award or through the terms of an aFveal.
ome
All income is ind￿￿ed in the statement of finan(aal acbvitw when the charity is èntiued to Ihe
in(x)me and the amount can ￿ quantifted r08sonable a￿￿raCy.
Donated services are induded on the basis ofthe value of ts gift to thaiity.
Expenditure recr•Jnised on an aOX￿15 basis as a liabilty is Incurred.
Expenditure i8 Ctassiw under the followlng actsty headings..
Costs of raising funds relate to the o)sts irKurred by the charrty in seeking grant funding and
receNing donat￿$. as well as costs relatir¥J to the promoth)n ofthe tharlty for fundrdising
purposes.
Expenditure on chanlable ackn"vtties includos the costs of the initiatives and events uThfjertak8n
to turthèr tho pufFY36￿ Of1￿ charity and their a$￿￿tiled support ￿Sts.
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OUNTING POUCIES
cop¥riNUED
Debtors
Trdd8 and other debtors are recognised at the Sotllen￿t amount due after any trade
discount off¥ed. Prepayff*nts are walued ai the a￿nt prepaKI net of any trade discounts
due.
Cash At Bank And In Hand
Cash at bank and cash in ha￿1 i￿ludeS cash and short term hwJhty liquid investrnents with
short maturity of three months or less from the date of acquisitKm or opening of the deposit or
similar account.
Crodlto
Creditors are recognised syhere the d￿rity has a present obligation resulting from a past
event that will probabty result in the transfer of funds lo a third party and the amount due to
settte the obligation can be measured or estimated reliabty. Credttors are normally recognised
at their settlernent amount after allowing for any trade discounts due.
Contrlbutions to
nsion funds
The chanty makes available to all employees a defined contribution pension scheme operated
by NEST. The pension costs charge(1 to the Ststement of Finan￿81 Activities represent the
amount of the C£*ntributions payable to the scheTh in respect of the accounting period.
Cash Flow Statement
The thaiity has taken advantage of the exemption from preparing a cash flow slatsment in
accordance with FRS 102 on the basis that it qualtfies as a small @nlity.
oratlon tax
50..50 is a registered charity and as such its in¢)Th and galns falling within Sections 471 to
489 of the Corwratron Tax A(* 2010 or Se(lion 256 of Taxation of Chargeable Gains A¢t
1992 are exempt from corForatiM tsx to the extent that they are applth to its charitable
objectives.
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2. INCOME FROM DONATIONS AND LEGACI
Unrestrictgd R￿tricted
funds
funds
Total
2025
Grants
Donations
Gift Aid
53,011
53,830
2.819
21,C
74,011
53,830
Unrestrlctod Rostrlcted Total
lunds
funds
2024
Grants
Donations
GiftAid
65.529
24.119
1.471
12,691
78.220
24,119
1,471
103.810
691
PENDfTVRE ON RAISING FUNDS
Total
2025
Total
2024
Stsff costs
Communications, dat8. s(K#al medla & PR
Donation platform Ix)sts
Stsff related costs
20,630
2,424
490
119
23.663
14.716
1.570
393
99
16.778

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4. EXPENDfTURE ON C
LEA
ES
Direci
Support
Govemance
costs
Total
2025
Staff costs
Events & proVI￿on of 8dvl¢618UPk%Nt
Project costs
Communications. data. Swal modia & PR
Staff related costs
Office costs
Legal & professionol f88s
Bank chargès
33,397
9.252
5,C￿0
25,605
1,335
11.040
8.184
39
52.621
9,291
5.000
25.605
1,335
779
3.692
60
779
792
9.015
Supwt Govem8nc8
Costs
costs
Tot81
2024
St8ff ¢osts
Ev8nts & Provis￿ of &dvKeI$up￿t
Pmject costs
Communications, dgta, S(￿81 medl8 & PR
St8ff r8lated Gosts
Office costs
Legal & pmf8ssh)nal foes
Bonk ch8ryes
37.099
10,232
10,340
9.362
56.801
10,232
18,599
2.224
37
18.636
2.428
537
720
1,257
60
91.059
ET INC
PEND
Nel incomel(expenditurel ks Stated after charging:
2025
2024
Independent Examinels fee
756
720

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AFF COSTS AND NUMBERS
2025
2024
Wages and salaries
Social security Co)sts
Pension costs
57.150
302
50.014
1,500
59.166
The trjtal remuneralK)n of the key management pww)nel was £31.(￿5 (2024.. £31.120).
The average number of staff eM￿Oyed during the yearvra$ 2 (2024: 2). There were no employees wth
emoluments exceeding £60,000 pgr annum during the year {2024.' none).
7. TRUSTEES. REMUNERATION AND EXPEN
During the year a total of £103 was pa￿ to 1 trustee for reimbursement of costs paid on the chanty's
behalf and travel expenses (2024.. £308 to 2 trustees). No trustee reC%N￿ remunefatson in 8ither
peri¢)d.
8. DEBTORS
2025
2024
Trade debtors
Prepayments and accnjed intAxne
1,2(
298
1,498
270
270
9. CREDITORS: AMOUNTS FALUNG DUEWIThIN ONE YEAR
2025
2024
Trade credttors
Accruals and deferre(J inc>)me
1.040
758
1,798
1.540
2,133
3,673
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10. FINANCIAL COMMrrMENTS
The charfty has rrf) futuro minimum rentals payable wxler non-rsncellabkg operating leases.
11. UNRESTRICT
FUNDS
At1
January
2025
Income Expondllure Transfgrs
At31
Dfrcember
2025
General funds
Joseph Rowntre8 Charitabla Trust
40,547
(10.885)
57,036
53.011
{34.103}
(70,398>
116.5231
16,523
46,957
(11.7491
29 662 110.047
104.501
Atl
J8nuary
2024
At31
December
2024
General funds
Jos&ph Rowntree Charitsble Tn￿t
26.069
65,529
(18,089)
179,069)
(6.481)
7,081
40.547
(10.885)
{4.426)
34.622
91.598
29,662
Transfers betsveen fvnds represent the transfer from unrestri#ed fvnds to coverfinal deficits at project
c(mplelion or funding period end (see r¢ote 12 below).
12. RESTRICTED FUNDS
At1
January
2025
Incom& Expendlturv Transfers
At31
December
2025
Amplifying Muted VoThs {fvnded
by Rosa & Male Allies UK}
Be a Councillor (funded by Local
Govemment Association)
Reset Ifunded by JRRT)
Fundraising (funded by JRRT)
1.412
(1.412)
6,0(K)
10,000
5.000
{6.0001
{8.7331
{1,4001
1,267
3.6LNJ
12
21,1)00
4.867
Atl
January
2024
At31
December
2024
Local GovemmentAssocialion
AmpI￿ng Muted Voices ffvnded
by Rosa & Male Alligs UK)
4.491
(3,891)
(600)
8,2CQ
(6.788)
1.412
691
10.679
600
Restricted funds consist of funds gNen by a donor lo be spent on SFeufic pmpcts or categories of
exp•nditure.

50.50
Notes to the Accounts for tho ygar •nd•d 31 December 2025
13. ANALYSIS OF NET ASSETS BErY￿N FUNDS
N8t Current
31 December
2025
Unrestricted funds
Restricted funds
35,208
35,208
4.867
40.075
Net current
8ssets
31 December
2024
Unr9stiycted funds
Restricted fvnds
29,662
29.662
1,412
31.074
14. RELATED PARTY TRANSACTIONS
During the year. the charity receNed (knatiorts given without coThJitions from related p8rties totalling
£5,117 (2024: £2,357). During thg year £nil (2024.. £4,968) was paKI to The Zebra Pathership Limited
of which Carol Ann Whrtehead is Managing DIr8dr￿ and £621 (2024: £nil} was paid to Carol Ann
Whitehead for project management of the Amp11￿.ng Muted Voices campaign and reimbjrsement of
travel expanses. One trt￿te8 provwjed IT suprth in with a value of £6,000 during Ihe year {2024:
£10.0￿).
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Independent Examiner's Report
to the Trustees of 50.50
for the yearanded 31 December 2025
I report lo the Iruslees on my examination of the ac(xiunts for the year ended 31 December 2025. which
are sel out on pages 8 to 16.
R•$pon$lbllltles and basis of report
As the charity Iruslees ofthe Trust you are responsible for the preparation of the accounts in a￿OrdanCe
with the requirements of the Charit￿$ Act 2011{'Ihe ACYI.
I report in respect of ry examinab'on of the trustee's accounts carried out under section 145 ofthe 2011
Act and in carrying out my examination I have followed all the applicable Directions given by the Charfty
Commission under section 14515)Ibl of the 2011 Act.
Independent examlnerfs statement
I have completed my examination. I confirm that no material mallers have come to my attentlon in
connection with the examination giving me cause lo believe that in any material resp8cI'.
11)
accounting records were not kept in respect of the Trust as required by s8clv)n 130 of the Act,.
or
12)
the account5 do not acccffd with those records" or
13}
the acLounts do not comply with the applicable requirements concerning the form and content
of accounts set OLrt in the Charities (Accounts and Reports) Regulations 2008 other than any
requirement that the accounts give a 'true and fair view, wh￿h is nol a maller consKlered as part of an
independent examination.
I have no concerns and have come a¢r95s fKI other matters in connectlon with the examinalion lo whi¢h
attention should be drawn in this report in order to enable a proper understanding of the account$ lo be
reached.
Paul Baker FAIA
Applied Accountancy Limited
50a Clifford Way
Maidslone
Kent ME16 8GD
Dated..
141h July 2026
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