2025-03-31-accounts - Every Cloud (Swindon) (CIO)

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Trustees’ Annual Report for the period

From Period start date 1 April 2024 To 31[st] March 2025 (Period end date) 12 months

Charity name: Every Cloud Swindon (CIO)

Charity registration number: 1196161

Objectives and Activities

	SORP reference
Summary of the purposes of the charity as set out in its governing document	Para 1.17	To promote & protect the mental health of people living in and around Swindon providing facilities for engagement with the creative arts and in other such ways as the trustees seefit.
Summary of the main activities in relation to those purposes for the public benefit, in particular, the activities, projects or services identified in the accounts.	Para 1.17 and 1.19	Monthly Dementia Group -for people with dementia to engage in craft activities and singing in the Barn whilst their carers are offered a walk in the park for their own respite. . Running a fortnightly therapeutic art/craft group for adults of all ages with a long term health mental condition and/or socially isolated, referred via social prescribing. A fortnightly Connect to Nature walk for adults to reduce stress and/or isolation. Monthly family art and craft activities (weekly in the summer holidays) often with a seasonal nature trail and storytelling included. Children are required to be supervised at all times. Public workshops covering a range of art and crafts, in small friendly groups for people of all ages with some or no experience, throughout the year. Annual Arts, Nature & Nurture festival in June with a free, wide-ranging programme of activities encompassing all that is in the title. Art Exhibitions with free entry throughout the year and an open nature photographic exhibition; an open garden to relax in and enjoy the work of our volunteer gardeners (RHS commended Community Garden). We support young adults to experience supported work inourtake awayrefreshmentkiosk.
Statement confirming whether the trustees have had regard to the guidance issued by the Charity Commission on public benefit	Para 1.18	We were advised by the charity commission during the registration process in Sept 2021

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	SORP reference
Policy on grant making	Para 1.38	no
Policy on social investment including program related investment	Para 1.38	no
Contribution made by volunteers	Para 1.38	All of our activities are supported by over 40 dedicated volunteers with both formal in informal qualifications and experience that match our charitable services and activities.
Other

Achievements and Performance

SORP reference

Summary of the main achievements of the charity, identifying the difference the charity’s work has made to the circumstances of its beneficiaries and any wider benefits to society as a whole.	Para 1.20	In this reporting period, the charity has delivered all of the programme of services and activities that we committed to the Charity Commission upon registration, plus more, despite only re-opening in May 2024 and we are achieving the benefits associated with each activity (please see chart included). Every Cloud stands for, and offers, “ Support, Nature, Understanding, Creativity and Hope” Feed back in June this year from 4 beneficiaries of the art group_. “A positive group with so many benefits. I have been_ able to socialise, make friends and explore craft ideas* that have been great for my mental health. “I look forward to every session”. “Good to talk”. “Relaxing and therapeutic”. An individual case study: a troubled, silent and reticent lady in her 40,s whose breakdown initially at work had lasted for 9 years was referred to Every Cloud. She is now our week-end café manager, responsible for the volunteer rota each week-end, for purchasing, for managing the technology, responsible for the presentation of the barn café and arranges our Art Exhibitions. She is by far the most popular and successful artist with the public and she is confident, wise and a great mentor for younger people. Her mother has thanked us for “saving her daughter’s life” Engaging the wider community in our public activities - our art &craft workshops, nature walks and meditation sessions, community art and nature trails for families, and individuals enjoyment in the tranquillity of our garden and park as a whole - is helping people to overcome anxiety, depression and stress and feel less isolated to protect their mental health as well as improve it..

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Achievements against objectives set	Para 1.41	See PublicBenefit Summary end of report
Performance of fundraising activities against objectives set	Para 1.41	Our Fundraising includes The week-end Barn Café; External Barn hire eg Rethink meetings, Swindon Fostering groups, meditation and talks; 10%Commission on the sale of art & craft by independent artists and donations for use of gallery and exhibition space. We successfully applied for grants during this reporting period to further upgrade the Barn & for personnel.
Investment performance against

objectives	Para 1.41
Other
Financial Review
Review of the charity’s financial position at the end of the period	Para 1.21		In April 2024 our bank balance was at its lowest point at £2,500 because of the works needed to move from the (condemned) Farmhouse into the Barn and to convert it so as to be suitable for running all of our activities from here. We were successful in applying for 2 local grants and an Awards for All grant. We are now able to cover our core costs but to continue developing our services we will need to fundraise externally. Our bank balance at end of period of £27,000 includes some underspend of grants and some outstanding utilities costs (waiting on council who we give our quarterly sub meter readings to). The Trustees consider we are financially sustainable again.
Statement explaining the policy for holding reserves stating why they areheld	Para 1.22		n/a
Amount of reserves held	Para 1.22	0
Reasons for holding zero reserves	Para 1.22
Details of fund materially in deficit	Para 1.24		n/a
Explanation of any uncertainties about the charity continuing as a going concern	Para 1.23		n/a

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The charity’s principal sources of funds (including any fundraising)	Para 1.47
Investment policy and objectives including any social investment policy adopted	Para 1.46	We invest in making our services accessible to all by not charging our direct beneficiaries any fees to attend our own groups nor the family summer

		activities. There is also a covenant on the Park that access should be free to all ie no parking fees. Refreshments also providedfor freeforbeneficiaries
A description of the principal risks facing the charity	Para 1.46	‘Changing of the Guard’ –Every Cloud has relied on volunteers alone in the past and key volunteers that are now over 70 years old wish to retire. In addition to a new Trustee we are piloting sessional Group Team leaders and hope to be able to fund an overall operational manager intheforthcoming year.
Other

Structure, Governance and Management

Description of charity’s trusts:
Type of governing document (trust deed, royal charter)	Para 1.25
How is the charity constituted? (e.g unincorporated association, CIO)	Para 1.25	Foundation model of CIO Charitable Incorporated Organisation whose only voting members are its charity trustees
Trustee selection methods including details of any constitutional provisions e.g. election to post or name of any person or body entitled to appoint one or more trustees	Para 1.25	The trustees as a body can select individuals for appointment as charity trustees with their prior consent and with regard to the skills, knowledge and experience needed for the effective administration of the CIO.

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	Policies and procedures adopted for the induction and training of trustees	Para 1.51	The induction and training of new trustees starts with the provision of the following information – current version of Constitution and latest annual report and statement of accounts; and an introduction to all personnel ie those on the activities programme sub-committee, other volunteers and self- employed sessional workers; followed by opportunities to attend all our activities to see for themselves how we operate: and offer an understanding how the charity fulfils its purpose and delivers public benefit in order to make a contribution to strategic planning, oversight and the development of policies and procedures at trusteemeetings.


The charity’s organisational structure and any wider network with which the charity works	Para 1.51	Trustees and a sub-committee to consult both ways ref any agenda items and with at least 1 trustee present at all sub- committeemeetings.
Relationship with any related parties	Para 1.51
Other

Reference and Administrative details

Every Cloud Swindon (CIO)		Reg address: 284, Marlborough Road, Swindon SN3 1NR
Every Cloud
1196161

Names of the charity trustees who manage the charity

Trustee name	Office (if any)	Dates acted if not for whole year	Name of person (or body) entitled to appoint trustee(if any)
Helen Weedon	RotatingChair	April - Nov 2024	Trustees as a body
Martin Hambidge	ditto		ditto
Anne Billingham	Treasurer		ditto

– Corporate trustees names of the directors at the date the report was approved N/A Director name

Name of trustees holding title to property belonging to the charity N/A	Name of trustees holding title to property belonging to the charity N/A	Name of trustees holding title to property belonging to the charity N/A
Trustee name	Dates acted if not for whole year



Funds held as custodian trustees on behalfof others N/A
Description of the assets heldinthis capacity
Name and objects of the charity on whose behalf the assets are held and how this falls within the custodian charity’s objects

Details of arrangements for safe custody and segregation of such assets from the charity’s own assets

Additional information (optional)

Names and addresses of advisers (Optional information)

Type of Name Address adviser N/A

Name of chief executive or names of senior staff members (Optional information)

N/A

Exemptions from disclosure N/A

Reason for non-disclosure of key personnel details

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Declarations

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

Signed on behalf of the charity’s trustees

Signature(s) ABillingham

Full name(s) Anne Billingham Position (eg Secretary, Treasurer Chair, etc)

	Date	July 11th2025

Activity	Structure of activity	Who for	Improved mental health – evidence from the All Party Parliamentary Group: Health, Arts & Wellbeing Inquiry Report 2017*
Annual Health & Wellbeing Festival: June 2025	Annual event focusing on “Art, Nature & Nurture”	The Public	“It is time to recognise the powerful contribution that the arts (and Nature) can make to health & wellbeing.”…”to keep us well, aid our recovery & support longer lives better lived… & help meet the challenges of ageing, long term conditions, loneliness & mental health.”
Therapeutic groups	Fortnightly 2 hour sessions introduced via	1) People with long term health conditions &	1)“Arts on prescription activities reduce anxiety, depression and stress & aid in the management of long term health

1)Arts & Crafts 2) Connect to Nature walks 3) Gardening group 4) Dementia group	social prescribing and GPs and self- referrals	experiencing anxiety, social isolation & loneliness;	conditions while also increasing self- esteem, confidence & purpose” 2)“The decline in well-being of young people & increase in mental health & related physical health problems….as well as distressing and costly behaviours… can be addressed through participatory arts”
Public workshops Throughout the year	2 hour sessions in small, friendly groups average of 2 per month	The Public	“Arts engagement in leisure time helps overcome anxiety, depression & stress…& also has a part to play in diminishing the physical & emotional effects of heartdisease and cancer”
Public Family art & crafts activities Throughout the year	Monthly Children’s craft sessions; free weekly sessions during school holidays with storytelling and park trails	Children accompanied by their parents	“The decline in well-being of young people & increase in mental health & related physical health problems… can be addressed through participatory arts”
Open Art Exhibitions 6 took place including annual photographic exhibition & hosting Swindon OpenStudios.*	4 times a year	The public	“Research also validates that ‘observing art’ in galleries & ‘making art’ both make a difference to people with dementia and their carers”

REGisfERED COMPANY IYUMBEIL. CE026903 (EDgl*Dd and We9) REGISTERED CIIARrrY TrlUMBER: 1196161 Chns Vaugh AoUntants 195 FThEin Street Swio&)D Wiltshitc SN3 4NA

tements rthey rEn Report of the Tnjstecs IndeptndeDt Examin&s Report qtsiemeni of Finar181 A¢tiviii¢s BDIat¢ Shee¢ Notes io ihe Fin8rKial Ststem¢nts 6 9 D¢tail¢d Statrmtht of FInelli AlItieS 10

e Trustees ed 31 March 2025 for thc Ye Th¥ ItUb(¢es whu dre iilsu dtreikl ufth¢ ¥biiy fw th¢ pwpusts uf (h¢ CuwdtKits ALL 20&5. pelli with the financial statemaits of the dwtty for the ycar endcd 31 March 2025. The ¢rust¢¢s have adopttyj the pmvisions of Accounting and Rep¢)rting by Chariti&s.. Sment of RcCornrnercd Practicc applicable to chariLi¢s preparing th¢ir accounts in ac£4)rdance with th¢ FiD8nciai R¢ting Slandard 8pplicablc in thc UK and Rewblic of Ireland (FRS 102) leff¢ctive l January 2019). OBJF.CTIVE.S ArnTIES ObJecdvos And 81rn5 The ch4rity di]n8 to promote and protecE the roeDtal health of wple livirtg in or aTDUDd Swindon by prOVi(ti facilities for en8a8emeni wth the crtiVe arts and rn such other ways as the trustee6 See fiL Publlc benefit Thc tDJstres have Dote of the Ckwity C(¥ll11 8uid8DC¢ with regard the cbarity promoting its objectsves for th¢ public benefit. STRUCTURE GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEM Governlhz document The charity 15 controllcd by its goiThming doruwL a thed of and cijn#ityt¢s a limit con]pany. limited by guarantc¢. a8 defined by the ComFHnhes Act 2M. The charity is govan¢d by its C&ltsl{tt) whid) was adLVed m 15th October 2021.The dwity is a "Foundation" model CIO. REFERENCE AND ADMINIStRATIVE DETAIIS Rrylstertd Comp&Dy number CE026903 IEn8land and Wales) K4iit¢red ChArfty Thumber 1196161 Reglstered offlce 284 MdrlbDrough Roud Swindon SNI INR Truyte A BillinghkLm M L Hambidge H Weedon Cbair {resid 19.11.24) Comp•ny Secretry M L Hambid8¢ lttdep¢ndett( Chris Vaugha A¢countants 195 Ermitj Street Swindon Wilishir¢ SN3 4NA Ad*ls¢rs Banke Co•operalive Bank Apprnved by order of the iKwd of tn on 4 Junc 2025 aDd sigwj on its bebaEf by:

cio f the Tn]stees Ende arth 2025 M L Hambidge. Tntstee

rt to the TnLts of Cloud Swind Imd¢pET•dent exADdner's report to the trusttu Df Evvy Cloud {SwkndM) CIO I'th¢ CoMpY I reportto the charity Mecs OD my ttx3rnill3u ofthe acc4Mmts of the cl for the year•thd 31 March 225. ResPUU5ibtltties and bs5i5 ofirport As the charity's trSte¢S of the Company (and also tts directorn for the purposts ofcompatry law) you aTe for the prepardiion of the accounts in aCcOrdaTeIth the requireMts of the Companies Aci 2006 fthe 2006 A¢t'l Having satisfied myse]f that th¢ of the Conwy are not TWIed to bc alIted uDder Part 16 of the 2006 Act and are eli1¢ for illderlldeDi examinati, I rq in reqrt of my examinatson of your eljaritys aeeounts as carried our under Sec(ion 14% of the ChoTtties .Act 2011 {'the 2011 Act?. Tn ¢8ryin. out my examination I have followed the Direciions given by tbe Charity con1$s1O under SedioD 14515) (b) of th¢ 2011 ACL Independent ex•nller'S sttement I have completed my examitiation. l co1 that have to my aii¢ntion in coluctioll with the examination wving me cause believe: accounting records wac not in r¢wt of th¢ Cthnpany as miuirrd by Sccfion 386 of thc 216 Ad. or the wunts do not accord with those recor&; or the accounts do no¢ cornply wth the acc()unling rrqutrcments of Sec¢ion 396 of Ik 21Kb6 Act other than any requirement thai the Kcowits give a true and fair view which is not a maw ¢Llded as part of an indwdent cxaminaiion., or the accounts have not been peprcd ID accord with the methcrtts and winciples of the Statement of Rurneard p11 fur dLYuunlin¥ ld rq(¥ by Llwitiv& {4pplIAil¢ Iv Lh1{1¢¥ pr¥pdrin¥ th¢ir al11¥ ¢n 4c¢onl&nce with th¢ Financial ReFoning Sthndard th11¢bk in thc UK and Republi¢ of frel8nd IFRS 102)). I have no conce and have come across no cther matters in conn¢¢¢1 with the examination which attrntion Should be drnwn in thi5 rewrt in order w enable a pmper undets¢atHlin8 olthe a¢¢ounts to be reached. Christopher Vaug Chris Vaughan Accountants 195 Erniin Strcct Swindon WilLslJi( SN3 4NA 4 June 2025

Cloud cio the Year End 31.3.25 31.3.24 UuK4triLt¢d .trE¥I fimds Donati¢Jn$ and l¢gacies 1476 24,780 27256 1.683 Other trading activitie8 25.401 25.4(11 7,617 750 'I'o¢l 27.¥85 24.780 52.665 10,U5 EXPENDITURE ON Raising fimds 10.823 10.823 6,898 ChArltablt ttlvltks CT¢ative arts provisio 17.448 8,410 25.858 6.585 Tot*i 28.271 8.410 36.681 13,483 r4ET INCUMFJ{EXPENDITURE) 13¥6) 1637U 15.9 (3.4331 RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS Total tunds brought fotW2rd 11.752 11.752 15.185 TOTAL FUNDS LAIUIIED FORWARD IlJ66 iOJ70 27.730 11.752

31.3.25 31.3.24 R&%tsiLknxl fid Cash at bank 11.954 16J70 28.324 12,040 CRF.T)OR8 Amounts talling thi¢ within one ye4r (588) (588) {288) NET CURRENT ASSETS 11.366 16J70 27.736 11,752 TOTAL AtriSETS LL%5 CURRE I l J66 16J70 27.736 11.752 NET ASSETS IlJ66 16,370 27,736 11,752 Unre$tricted fimds R&8tricted fund8 11.366 16.370 11,752 TOTAL FUIYDS 27.736 11,752 The charitsble comparry is cntitl¢d to ¢x¢mMifm fr(Kn wdit unthr Scction 477 of th¢ CompAnie8 Act 2CK)6 for the year tndd 31 March 2025. The members have not requircd the company to otrtain an audit of its fin111 statements for the year ended 31 March 2025 in OrdanC¢ with Section 476 of thc C4MnrADiGs Ad 21K. TIL¢ (ruèkrb MGknuwled¥e thell" retspot]>ibtltuets for la) ¢nsiitlD8 that the Gharitable compny k¢y acuymting Ye£4xds that COrtty wtth S¢dions 386 Bnd 387 of the ComwdtLi&S Act 2¢X)6 and preparin8 ftnancial 6tswnents which give a trme and fair vitw of the sia¢e of affairs of the charithle C4)mpany as at the end of each financiat year aod of its surplus w thfjcit for ea¢h fuwici8J y¢4r in accordance with the r¢quir¢m¢nts of ScctiOn8 394 and 395 and which (hviSe ¢umply with the rcquirnth5 of the Companies A 20(hS relating tn tinaneial ststements, w f¥r glIcable tn the chariuble corn. Ib) These financial slatcmcnts havc be¢n wepred in a¢conkn with the wovisions applicAbl¢ lo clwitable comp&ttiES subj'cct to the smdl tompanacs rewie. Thc financial S¢atcments were 4yoved by Bollrd of Tne£S atd issue 4 2025 and were signed on its behf by.. M L Hornbidge- TnLStee

Ev Cloud Swindon cio Not t th Finan forthc Year Endcd 31 March 2025 ACCOiII¥TING POIJCIFS Basis of preparing th¢ fin•ncial itstemen The financial statements of the charithble company. which is a sthlic bcncfit cntity under FRS 102. have bwi tpared in accordance with the Charitie5 SORP IFRS 102) 'Accountsng artd ReporTing by Cbariti&%.. Statement of R¢coMMend Pla1¢¢ aM)licable ts) LaLaTities rycyaring th¢ir accounts in accordance with the Fioaneial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Rwblie of Irc]&nd (FRS 102) (cfftaii'e l January 20191., Financial Reporting Stsndard 102 The Financial Rw)rting Sthndard applicable in the UK aDd Republic of Irdattd. attd the CoLnpallies Act 2006. Th¢ fi¢1 OAtetl3aUb have been prewld uttder 1¢ hisioric£l cosi conventi. All income is re£o8nised in the Sta¢emen¢ of Fitwicial Auivities once the charity has ¢ntidrnient to the fund& il is probable that the tucornc will rty¢ivl aDd the at))ouut can Measu re]iably. Expethdlture Liabilitics arc as ¢wdibJre as as thrrc is a Ic8ai w ¢QDstruth¢ obligion conuniuing the charity that expendinr¢ il i5 probable that a tyansf¢r of economic benefits will bc required in settlcment and thc amount of the obligauon can bc meLwral reliably. ExE&'nwe is ac¢ounled for on an accnlS imsis and hAS been cl&ssifi¢d under headings aggTrgutc all cosi reltIl to the categ¢yy. Wlwe costs car br dirrrtly aith'butcd parti(xllar hcadin85 they have all(od activtiics on a FAsi5 C{ThiStl with thc use of iesour¢¢s. T#ztltsn The chari(y 18 exempi fr(Ko CO0x0( lax ott itscbtirithble &cliviu¢s. Fnd C¢OnIR Ilnrcstrict¢d fiinds c•n be used iti the charitsble obj#Ve$ li the di8cr¢tiott of th¢ twsttts. Restricted fimds c4n (Y be for pld&r r¢stri¢d [5¢1 within the ci)jects ofthe Ciwity. R¢stridions 8rise whrn spccified by the th)noror fijnds gfE raised for parfiathr restricted wtpose5. Further¢xplanation of the n&llwe and FwJr*e of each fvNI is IrKI in the notts to the finaTKiat 6tat¢rnents. (Yl'HkXTRADING ACtivi'rJYs 31.325 31.324 Tea shq) reeeipts Art sales 19,116 6,285 335 25.401 7,617 TRuEES. REMUNERATION AND BENEFITS Th¢re were no tswtc or other benefits the ye4r eDded 31 Mwth 2025 nor for the ye8r ended 31 March 2024. Trust¢u' uptnsej There were no trSt¢¢$' expejtscs paid for thc year ¢Dded 31 Mawh 2025 nor for tbe year ¢nda 31 math 2024.

Ev Cloud ci 1 they Un[tricted DO10 and legacics 1,683 Other tradins octiMti¢s Othcr income 7,617 750 Tot 10,050 EXPENDITURE ON Raising ilijnds 6,898 ChrttAble •rtMtles Creativ¢ 8rtS [0VIsion 6585 Total 13.483 r4ET IL¥COMEIIEXPENDITUI(E) (3,433) RF.CONCILIAT]ON OF FUNDS To¢ai liuKis bro( lorwaxd 15.185 TOTAL FUJ¥DS CARRIED &ORWARD 11,752 CRF.DrroRS: AMouNfs FALLING DUE wmiiN ONE YEAR 31.3.25 31.3.24 Acau¢d cxyoj 588 288 Nct movcmcnt in thnd5 At 31.3.2S At 1.4.24 UDrestrlcled fllttd$ Genera] fimd 11.752 (386) 11.366 Restrlcted fuDds Wiltshire CollunuDity Fnth1o A war(Ls forAII 1,863 14,507 ,863 14.507 16,370 16J70 TOTAL FUNDS 11.752 15.984 27.736

Cloud cio tes to the Fi tat Year Endcd 31 March 2025 Nrt movement in ti]nd& iDclud¢d ID th¢ atove are as follows: Incoming R¢sour¢es Movement in funds unre8Cted funds Grn¢iuJ 27,885 {28271) (386) Restrlcted fndS Wiltshire Community F(wJDdati Awards for All Thomas Freke 3JlO 19.(KKJ 2270 (1.647) {4,4931 {22701 1.863 14J07 24.7110 (X,4101 16.370 TOTAL FUNDS 59.665 (36,681) 15.984 C¥itsp*r4dve& for woyenieut th fuuds Ner nMww¢n¢ in funds At 1.4.23 31.3.24 Unrestrleted fundi Gener till 15.185 (3,433) 11,752 TOTAL FUNDS 15,185 (3.433) 11.752 Comparative net movurKn( in full( iludr in the 4iKive follows." IOMing Rcsourccs exp¢nded Movcjllent ID fimds UnreJtrk¢ed funds CTtheral fund 10,050 113,48.1) 11,433) TOTAL FUNDS 10.050 113,483) 13.433)

Ev Financial Statements- 20 fortht Year A curreni year 12 months and prior yegr 12 w)sition is as follows: Ntt At 31.3.25 At 1.4.23 in fiwds Uorestrlcted futtd$ Ger81 fid 15.185 (3.819) 11366 Re51Acted fuDds Wiltshire Comrnwiity Found*ion Awards lot All 1.863 14J07 1.863 14,507 16J70 16J70 TOTAL FUNDS 15,185 12.551 27,736 A currcnt ycar 12 months and yetr 12 combincd Det ffjoVe in fid$. included itl thc abovc are ffj)Ilows.' InlAS Rcsourccs Movcment eXnded in funds UnreBtrleted fwhdi Jeneral fund 37.935 {41,754) 13.819) Restrlrted Wjltshire Community FcAJndou Awards for A]1 Thomas Frtke 3.510 19.IKKI 2.270 (1,647) {4,4931 (2,2701 1.863 14J07 24,780 18.410) 16.370 TOTAL FUNDS 150,164) 12,551 Th¢r¢were DO related pfirty trawaaioDS fwth¢yeBr enthl 31 Marth 2025.

cio arch 20 31J.25 31J.24 INCOME AND ENDOWMEiYrs Donadon5 and iegadeg 1476 24,780 1.683 allts 27256 1.683 Otber tr•dln% etMtles Tea shop receipts Art sale8 19.116 6.285 335 7.282 ?5.4(11 7.617 Other In¢o)De 750 Totgj Intonthi¥ rellre 52,665 10.050 EXPENDITURE Otber tr•dfng Aellvld Tea shop refreslunthrs Artists, fccs 5.408 5.415 529 6.369 10,823 6.898 ChAtAble aetmtles Insurdncc Sundries 291 1,810 331 13.926 315 630 656 Volunteer expense8 Repaits and renewajs 169 235 16,593 Support fosts MngemeDt (kCU]ry cosrs AdministraLion COSLS Profe&sionai tees 2257 3.650 3J58 l J36 769 1669 9265 4,774 Total refj(wces exided 36,681 13.483 Trlet ineomel(expeDdlthre) 15.984 (3,4331 This¢ forniimrtof the s181Utw finafvl3 Statemts 10

REGisfERED COMPANY IYUMBEIL. CE026903 (EDgl*Dd and We9) REGISTERED CIIARrrY TrlUMBER: 1196161 Chns Vaugh AoUntants 195 FThEin Street Swio&)D Wiltshitc SN3 4NA

cio f the Tn]stees Ende arth 2025 M L Hambidge. Tntstee