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2023-10-31-accounts

Trustee Bo ard h as reviewe d
and assessed
risks to the organisation
in the coming year.
Risk Management
Loss of trustees The Board will increase
publicity
in Dunton Green about its
activities and need for trustees
Lack of specialist skills, such The
Board
could
consider
appointing
someone
to
fulfil
as a treasurer tasks, such as an accounts manager,
who is not a trustee,
but handles
the money
coming
in and out of the charity
while being responsible
to the Treasurer
Lack of or an increase in Keep awareness
raised
with
school staff that grants
are
demand for grants available
from EiF
In planning
the budget and assessing the need for reserves,
Trustees have allowed a sum ofmoney within the reserves
to cover any unexpected
increase
in demand
for grants.
Trustees are planning
to continue
raising awareness
ofthe
charity and its need for funds
in the coming year
Loss of confidential Explore whether the School have asafe folder that could be
information and resulting bad shared
with EiFso that
forms are not sent via email. Include
publicity a statement
on emails
that all applications
are only shared
with trustees,
stored anonymously,
and emails are deleted
as soon as possible.
Competition forfunds with the The Trustees
maintain
communication
with the DG Team
Parent Teacher Association about
plans
that each
organisation
has for publicity
and
for the School known as the fundraising
to ensure
that EiF does not organise
similar
DG Team events, seek funding
in
similar ways orat the same time as
the DG Team. EiF will aim to be present
with
publicity
at
School events to define the difference between
EiF and the
DG Team.

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