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2024-03-31-accounts

Trustees’ Annual Report for the period

From 3[rd] October 2022 Period start date To Period end date 31[st] March 2024

Charity name: JA.F.E.S. 4U Charity

Charity registration number: 1200550

Objectives and Activities

SORP reference
Summary of the purposes of
the charity as set out in its
governing document
Para 1.17 During this period the Charity has
focused its efforts at seeking to provide
resources for children experiencing
hardship, when returning back to
school. We have aided parents, when
seeking to provide equipment and
resources e.g. books and appliances
needed to aid their children to access
education and have a stable diet.
We also began a Christmas Hamper
project that focused on providing
nutritional food and families both within
the U.K and Jamaica during the
Christmas of 2023.
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
We arranged an Online Christmas party
for members of the Public and also
supported a community outdoor street
Party to promote the provision of school
stationary.
The need to purchase food items also
for families and those who attended the
outdoor
Community
project
is
mentioned in the accounts of the
spending during December & January
last year both in Jamaica and the U.K.
Statement confirming
whether the trustees have
had regard to the guidance
issued by the Charity
Commission on public
benefit
Para 1.18 I don’t understand this section. Also
mentions from a start date.

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SORP reference
Policy on grant making Para 1.38 As a small Charity, with limited funds;
we continue to socially meet and
communicate by using various social
platforms. We have used these
platforms to organize events, share tips
and health events which allows
members of the public and also our
volunteers and those who have
benefited by our service to share their
achievements in Education and their
own well-Being.
We also dedicate the month of ‘May’,
each year to promote healthy eating,
exercising, a conducting competition
within our local Community of West
Bromwich. We integrate with the local
Community by leaflet dropping within
local libraries and local Businesses and
Market traders too.
Unfortunately, we still have not
submitted any Grant applications yet,
during this period. However, as we
develop, we are seeking to do so, in the
near future.
Policy on social investment
including program related
investment
Para 1.38 As we produce regular fortnightly and
sometimes weekly ‘Online Newsletters’,
volunteers and recipients of our funding
are frequently informed of the
importance and value of the support
that we provide and also their generous
donations. It is important to seek
inclusion from everyone and also to
highlight the purposes of the Charity
and our achievements.
Contribution made by
volunteers
Para 1.38 Every year during an A.G.M. meeting, it
is the intentions of the Trustees to
publish a report, that clearly details the
work and achievements of the Charity
and the important role that our
Volunteers play within the Charity. The
Charity would not be able to achieve its
current activities year after year, if it was
not for the monetary and non-monetary
giving of our volunteers and non-
volunteers of the Charity e.g. Monthly
D/D and 1-off donations. Also, the
giving of grocery items. The giving of
their time and skills is countless.
Other I would also like to say that many of the
funds raised by our own volunteers
each year, forms a large part of our
revenue. This includes fish frying and
selling, to sponsored walks and
sponsored cycling etc….

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 The Charity during this period has
restructured the Organization, and sort
to implement initiatives to cause the
workforce to work more effectively
together and use the resources that we
have more economically. We have up-
dated our documents.
Thus, this has enabled us to use the
funds that we have mainly to benefit our
beneficiaries by supporting them to
seek to create an income for
themselves, so that they can seek
employment or create self-employment
for themselves and their families.
It has improved their stress levels
because often seeking to send their
child to school with lunch or purchasing
the required books or shoes etc.., that
they require, can often seem
impossible.
I believe that our ‘Health initiatives
programmes’ during the month of May,
each year. brings the communities of
various cultural together and allows use
to learn and improve our‘Well-Being’.

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Achievements against
objectives set

Para 1.41

We have impacted children’s diets
within schools in Jamaica and also, we
have supported the dietary needs of
children and their families. However,
whilst we have provided food
parcels/Hampers for families both in
Jamaica and the U.K. during this period.
It is our objective to increase our
funding so that we can have a greater
impact on families within our local area
of Sandwell Borough and beyond within
other regions within the U.K.
We also want to explore partner
shipping with other Charities within the
local area and also offering an
educational – Health & Well-Being
project within schools in our local area
too.
Performance of fundraising
activities against objectives
set
Para 1.41 Prior to becoming a Registered Charity,
we would charge a fee for all
participates who engaged in
Fundraising activities. When we
became a Charity, we abolished that
idea. I think it was expected that we
would attract more participates but it
didn’t have the desired outcome.
I believe that through the use of using
our social media platforms and
networking with more community
groups and institutions, we would
increase the participation of more
people taking part in fundraising within
our Charity. Thus, people would be
exposed to the ethos of our Charity
which aims to educate and support
people to live a healthier and improved
life-style and also those who receive
financial aids from use, would possibly
want to assess the various fundraising
events and make a meaningful
contribution to the improvement of their
own life’s and that of others.
Investment performance
against objectives
Para 1.41 To achieve our intended objectives, the
main expense that we may incur relates
to the cost of advertising e.g. posters/
leaflets. It is necessary that in the
future we may have to invest in a printer
or a good photocopier. We may have to
pay a national radio station to invest in
reaching a wider audience.
However, having gained Charity Status,
we have focused our efforts now on
developing our social media platforms,
as our major objectives.
Other We want to retain our volunteers and
invest in them. We also want our
Volunteers to value their own ‘Health &
Well-Being’. Thus, taking part in
initiatives and contributing to the well-
Being of others in need.

Financial Review

Financial Review
Review of the charity’s
financial position at the end
of the period
Para 1.21 Sadly, at the end of the financial period
of this report, the expenditure of the
Charity is greater than the revenue that
the Charity generated.
The only reason why the Charity is not
running at a debit is simply because the
Charity had a total of £ at the
start of the 3rd of October 2022 and that
was not included in the income of the
Charity at the start of the period of this
report.
The Charity depends on the D/D monthly
payments of donors and a large
percentage of our income e.g. % is
generated by our Fundraising activities.
We need to be in a position where we
are not mainly relying on donations of
any description, in order to carryout our
activities. We need to be able to apply
for local and Central Government grants
and even grants from Oversees, if
necessary.
Statement explaining the
policy for holding reserves
stating why they are held
Para 1.22 Not sure how to answer this question,
as we don’t have any reserves.
Amount of reserves held Para 1.22 We do not operate an agreed policy
regarding holding reserved funds.
There maybe a need for us to consider
having a policy but for now, we do not
believe that it is necessary.
Our overheads are very low and our
outgoings are seasonal.
I also tend to reach a low amount in the
bank and then the donations always
seem to come at the right time for us to
meet the needs of our recipients.
Reasons for holding zero
reserves
Para 1.22 N/A
Details of fund materially in
deficit
Para 1.24 We have never been in deficit during
this period.
Explanation of any
uncertainties about the
charity continuing as a going
concern
Para 1.23 Currently, we have no concerns for the
Charity continuing as a Charity. We
believe that we can only grow from
strength to strength, especially when we
start to apply for funding and are
successful in doing so.

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The charity’s principal
sources of funds (including
any fundraising)

Para 1.47

Our charity exists because of the faithful
donors that make a monthly financial
D/D contribution to the Charity.
Also, we have several volunteers and
non-volunteers of JA.F.E.S. 4U Charity
who make 1-off contributions during
Christian festival seasons such as
Christmas and Easter time and other
times of the Year.
We wouldn’t be able to operate if it was
for our faithful fundraisers who engage
in fundraising activities such as
sponsored walks etc….
Investment policy and
objectives including any
social investment policy
adopted
Para 1.46 The Charity has had individuals who
have shown an interest in sponsoring
the educational needs of children but
have expressed that they don’t want
their donations to go towards any
expenses but targeted at a specific need
of a deprived family.
We have therefore created an account
solely for that purpose.
We want to keep our donors informed
and consulted about the intended
projects and to help shape our policies
and activities.
A description of the principal
risks facing the charity
Para 1.46 It is essential that we develop a more
active and flexible workforce within the
Charity.
We need to attract and maintain
effective volunteers in key managerial
positions within the Charity and also
recruit more Trustees.
We don’t want to run the risk of burning
out the volunteers that we have
currently. Everyone, must be active and
making a positive contribution to the
growth and the service that the Charity
was established to provide.
Gaining funding so that we can invest in
our volunteers and develop within the
U.K. is a major requirement.
Other It is also important that volunteers
receive regular training and feel valued
and respected.

Structure, Governance and Management

Description of charity’s
trusts:
Type of governing document
(trust deed, royal charter)
Para 1.25 We are a CIO Charity by Association.
Are main Governing Document being
our Constitution. We are developing a
‘Handbook’, for our volunteers.
We are made of Trustees.
Recommendations can be made by any
residing Trustee for a new Trustee to be
added to the Trustee Board. However,
there should be a majority cast of votes
to approve such appointment.
How is the charity
constituted?
(e.g. unincorporated
association, CIO)
Para 1.25 Likewise, recommendations for a
person/s to be voted as been a Trustee
can be from internally. This is desirable.
However, Trustees may have reasons to
recommend that an external candidate
has the experience and skills, so they
should be considered to be voted unto
the Trustee Board, as a Trustee.
We have been appointed as aCharitable
Incorporated Organization– CIO.
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 Currently, we are planning to revise our
selection method for appointing a
Trustee and also suggest that Trustees
should be committed to service within
their selected role for a given period of
time.
Whilst, the Founder & Trustee Dawn
Rose may recommend candidates for
keep roles within the Trustee Board, her
recommendation can be over-thrown, if
the majority can provide evidence why it
wouldn’t be in the best interest of the
Charity to appoint such a person as a
Trustee. Both Husband and Wife, can
be considered at the same time as
Trustees, jointly serving in the same
role.

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Policies and procedures
adopted for the induction
and training of trustees
Policies and procedures
adopted for the induction
and training of trustees
Para 1.51 We will be in forcing our Data Protection
Act, Confidential Policy, Safeguarding
Policy and Child Protection Policy and
Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults Policy
to protect our volunteers and also
ensure that they follow good practice,
when being employed as a volunteer
and delivering a service to the members
of the public and those recipients of our
service.
The charity’s organisational
structure and any wider
network with which the
charity works
Para 1.51 Within the Charity’s Organizational
Structure, the Trustees carries the
highest level of accountability,
responsibility and obligations for the
affairs of the Charity.
Trustees will be appointed to oversee
operations within the structure of the
Charity e.g. Departments. Therefore, the
Heads of Departments are accountable
to the Trustee residing over their
department.
All session Heads are accountable to
their Heads of Department and all
volunteers carrying out a given role are
responsible to the direct line manager
within the area where they have been
assigned to carry out a task e.g. session
Head/ Department Head.
An Advisor employed voluntary, is
answerable to both the Trustee Head
and the Departmental Head.
Relationship with any
related parties
Para 1.51 Currently, the Charity has no
relationship with any person/s from any
Umbrella group or subsidiary parties.
We are solely operating on our own.
Other N/A

Reference and Administrative details

Charity name JA.F.E.S. 4U Charity
Other name the charity uses N/A
Registered charity number 1200550
Charity’s principal address Not Sure. Is it our possible Address?

Names of the charity trustees who manage the charity

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Trustee name Office (if any) Dates acted if not for whole
year
Name of person (or body) entitled
to appoint trustee (ifany)
Mr Dwight Bryan Responsible for
overseeing Finance
& Legal Procedures
– Safeguarding (P &
E)
Not sure what this means?
Mrs Delores St
Paul
Responsible for
Overseeing Admin &
Data Handling with
(H.R)
General Secretary
Ms Dawn Rose Responsible for
overseeing Publicity
& Advertising with
(Generation)
28thJanuary 2023.

– Corporate trustees names of the directors at the date the report was approved Director name Not sure if all of us are Directors

Name of trustees holding title to property belonging to the charity

Trustee name Dates acted if not for whole year
N/A N/A

Funds held as custodian trustees on behalf of others

Description of the assets N/A held in this capacity

Name and objects of the N/A charity on whose behalf the assets are held and how this falls within the custodian charity’s objects Details of arrangements for N/A safe custody and segregation of such assets from the charity’s own assets

Additional information (optional)

Names and addresses of advisers (Optional information)

Names and addresses of advisers (Optional information) addresses of advisers (Optional information)
Type of
adviser
Name
Address
Website
Develop
ment
Neel
Graphics
& Design
Devon

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

N/A

Exemptions from disclosure

Reason for non-disclosure of key personnel details

N/A

Other optional information

N/A

Declarations

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

Signed on behalf of the charity’s trustees

Signature(s) Ms D.E. Rose . Full name(s) Dawn Elaine Rose

Position (eg Secretary, Trustee - & Founder Chair, etc)

Date

31[st] January 2025.

Bank statements No 217 - 237 from Lloyds Bank The Finacial Accounts Account No ; 01344939 Assort Code - 30 - 91 - 54 The Period beginning 3 The Bank Statement no: 217 to 234 DATE Transaction & Details Income

10/4/2022 D.Rose Monthly D/D 10/25/2022 McLean Monthly D/D 11/7/2022 D.Rose Monthly D/D 11/25/2022 McLean Monthly D/D 12/28/2022 McLean " " 1/4/2023 D.Rose " " 1/25/2023 A. Mc Lean " " 1/27/2023 J.Lodge “ “ 2/27/2023 A. Mclean " " 3/6/2023 D.Rose 3/27/2023 A. Mc Lean Subtotal

12/1/2022 S.Edwards JA Project 12/12/2022 E. Benjamin R/Tickets 12/5/2022 D.Rose Donation 12/3/2022 E. Tracey Raffle Tickets 12/12/2022 God Brown RPurchased made from Purchased cake 14/12/2022 E. Benjamin Cake Bid 19/12/2022 J. Willis Christmas donation 19/12/2022 D. Bailey Christmas Donation 12/20/2022 S. Edwards Sponsorship 1/4/2023 S. Edwards JA Project 2/27/2023 Paulette Jackson Donation Subtotal

Total Income on this spread sheet

s of JA.F.E.S. 4U Charity 3rd of October 2022 to 31st March 2024

£10.00 £10.00 £10.00 £10.00 £10.00 £10.00 £10.00 £60.00 £10.00 £10.00 £10.00 £160.00

£5.00 £5.00 £10.00 £15.00 £50.00 £30.00 £20.00 £10.00 £15.00 £5.00 £5.00 £165.00 £295.00

Expenditure

10/13/2022 Project related total cost
11/8/2022 Fast Payment Sophia Thomas £100.00
12/17/2022 JA Project funding £80.00
12/19/2022 Christmas funding expenses £102.90
£110.00
£330.89
Subtotal £723.79
10/13/2022 Telephone Jamai CD
10/17/2022 GosHCC Postal Address cost
11/15/2022 GosHCC " "
12/15/2022 GosHCC " "
12/19/2022 Photocopying
2/18/1900 Post ofce Christmas expenses
1/16/2023 GosHCC " "
2/15/2023 GosHCC " "
3/1/2023 Fasthosts
3/7/2023 Photocopying
3/15/2023 Goshcc
3/29/2023 Fasthost *
1/17/2023 GosHCC " "
2/16/2023 GosHCC " "
3/2/2023 Fasthosts
1/9/2023 zoom
1/24/2023 General Goods Purchased
1/25/2023 D. Rose Purchased Bus Pass
2/7/2023 zoom
2/20/2023 D.Rose Bus Pass
2/22/2023 Card Factory Greeting Card
3/22/2023 Bus Pass
4/3/2023 " "
4/3/2023 lloyds B General Goods Purchased
4/5/2023 NX Bus Travel Pass
4/6/2023 Link Booze King - General Purchase

Total expenses £979.36

£20.00
£10.00
£10.00
£10.00
£0.75
£50.00
£10.00
£10.00
£8.34
£0.60
£10.00
£7.19
£11.00
£11.00
£9.34
£14.39
£10.00
£3.20
£14.39
£3.20
£3.37
£2.40
£3.20
£10.00
£3.20
£10.00
Subtotal £255.57

J.A.f.E.S. 4U Charity Financial Accounts for the period of 3[rd] Octob For the account no; 01344939 Assort code: 30-91-54 Statemen JA.f.E.S. $U Charity Account - Sheet

Income

11/9/2023 D/D/ D.Rose 25/9/2023D/D/ A. Mclean 25/10/2023D/D/ A. Mclean 10/11/2023 D/D/ D.Rose 27/11/23 D/D A.Mclean 11/12/2023 D/D/ D.Rose 27/12/2023 D/D/ A.McLean 10/1/2024 D/D D.Rose 25/1/2024 D/D/ A. McLean 12/02/24 D/D/ D.Rose 26/02/24 D/D/ A.Mclean 11/3/2024 D/D D.Rose 25/3/2024 D/D/ A.McLean 23/10/2023 J. Keise Donation

17/11/23 Amount transferred from other account

Total

ber 2022 to 31[st] March 2024 217 to 234

£10.00
£10.00
£10.00
£10.00
£10.00
£10.00
£10.00
£10.00
£10.00
£10.00
£10.00
£10.00
£10.00
£20.00
Sub total £150.00
subtotal

500 Income on this sheet 1 3 £650

Expenditure

Main Expenditures

16/10/23 Project related expenses

General Expenditures

9/11/2023 Bus Pass 9/15/2023 Donation Great AlmB 29/09/23 Fasthost 16/10/23 Great Almond Street Hospital 31/10/23 Fasthost * 15/11/23 Great Almond Street Hospital - GOSHCC 01/12/23 Fasthost 15/12/23 GOSHCC 29/12/23 Fasthost 16/10/23 General Expenses 16/10/23 General expenses 15/01/24 GoshCC 29/01/24 Fasthosts 06/02/24 Officeserv 15/02/24 GosHcc 29/02/24 Fasthosts 15/03/24 GosHCC

Total Expenditure on this sheett 3

100 Sub total 100 £4.50 £10.00 £7.19 £10.00 £7.19 £10.00 £7.19 £10.00 £7.19 £20.00 £20.00 £10.00 £7.19 £10.76 £10.00 £9.00 £10.00 subtotal £170.21

£270.21

Bank Statements from 21217-234 Lloyds Bank
Account No ; 01344939 Assort Code - 30 - 91 - 54
Income
4/4/2023 D.Rose Monthly D/D £10.00
4/25/2023 A.McLean " " £10.00
5/4/2023 D.Rose " " £10.00
5/25/2023 A.McLean " " £10.00
6/5/2023 D.Rose " " £10.00
6/26/2023 A.Mclean " " £10.00
7/10/2023 D. Rose " " * £10.00
7/25/2023 A. McLean
" "
* £10.00
8/10/2023 D.Rose " " * £10.00
8/25/2023 A. McLean
" "
* £10.00
9/11/2023 D.Rose " " £10.00
9/25/2023 A.McLean " " £10.00
Total Direct Debit payments on this sheet subtotal £120.00
3/17/2023 Paula Rose - Sponsored Walk
3/20/2023 Julie Morris - Sponsored Wal;k
4/14/2023 Julie Morris - Sponsored Wal;k
4/21/2023 kyle Francis - Sponsored Walk
4/25/2023 G. Wqhittle - Sponsored walk
4/28/2023 D. Rose
- Sponsored walk
4/28/2023 Dorrell - Sponsored walk
4/28/2023 Dorrell – Donation
5/4/2023 Victor Barclays – Donation
5/5/2023 J. Joseph- Salman - Sponsored Walk

J.A.f.E.S. 4U Charity For the account no;

£30.00 £10.00 £10.00 £20.00 £10.00 £5.00 £10.00 £20.00 £50.00 £20.00 Subtotal £185.00

y Financial Accounts for the period of 3[rd] October 2022 to 31[st] March ; 01344939 Assort code: 30-91-54 Statemen217 to 234

Expenditure

Main Expenditure 5/19/2023 Project related funding 6/21/2023 Project related funding 6/3/2023 link Project related funding 7/10/2023 link Project related funding 7/21/2023 General expenses relating Health Project

Total main Expenditure

General Expenditure
5/2/2023 Fasthosts
5/15/2023 Dona Goshcc
5/30/2023 Fasthosts Cost of having a postal address
6/15/2023 Dona Goshcc
7/3/2023 Fasthost
7/3/2023 Ofceserv
7/14/2023 Printing
7/17/2023 Dona Goshcc
4/13/2023 Post Ofce Stationary
4/14/2023 Photocopying
4/14/2023 " & Printing
4/17/2023 Post Ofce Stamp
5/25/2023 W. Strachan Cost of topping up Phone for Liaison Ofcer in JA.
6/21/2023 The cost of Oversees Package & Postal
7/27/2023 Diamond Bus Pass
7/31/2023 FastHost
8/4/2023 Sandwell Use of PC
8/15/2023 Dona Goshcc Great Olmond St Hospital
8/18/2023 D. Rose Bus Pass
8/29/2023 Fasthosts

Total General expenditure

Total expenditure for this sheet

h 2024

£140.00 £100.00 £60.00 £50.00 £60.00 subtotal £410.00

£7.19 £10.00 £7.19 £10.00 £7.19 £24.00 £3.38 £10.00 £8.80 £4.42 £9.18 £0.45 £23.00 £33.75 £4.50 £7.19 £2.60 £10.00 £4.50 £7.19 £194.53 £604.53

Everyday Account 31/10/22 to 31/03/24

Income
& Expenditure for Account no: 1344939 Assort cod
Sheet 1 £650.00 £270.00
Sheet 2 £205.00 £604.00
Sheet 3 £650.00 £170.21
Total £1,505.00 £1,044.21

le: 30-91-54

Projects Account 03/10/24 to 31/03/24

for Account no: 318619

Expenditure

Income Expenditur e
Sheet 4 £658.26 £363.64
Sheet 5 £971.00 £408.60
Sheet 6 £351 .00 £604.24
Sheet 7 £435.05 £1,112.47
Sheet 8 £391.00 £655.29
Total £2,806.31 Total £3,144.24
£2,806.31
2806.31
Income from this account 2806.31 +
together with the other acc £1,505.00
Grand total for period 3/10/22
to the 31st of March 2024 £4,311.31
Expenditure 3144.24
1044.21
This is the total expenditure for 4188.45
the period requested 3th
October to 31st March 2024 £4,188.45

)60 Assort code 30 -99-36

Bank statement details - Account no : 31861960 Assort code 30-9 -36 Bank Statements from numbers 26 - 43 . For JA.F.E.S. 4U Charity

Income

Opening Balance as of the 3rd of October 2022

03/10/22 D/D/ J.Lodge 04/10/22 D/D/ J. Hibbert 10/28/2022 D/D J. Lodge 28/11/22 D/D/ J. Lodge 1/27/2023 D/D J.Lodge 2/24/2023 D/D J.Lodge

07/10/22 Donation – R. Woodley 28/10/22 Donation – R- . Woodley 16/11/22 Donation - J. Rose 15/11/22 Raffle tickets 16/11/22 Cake – Minister Peart 07/12/23 S. Josephs -Salmon – Christmas Donation 09/12/22 Marcia – Christmas Donation 12/12/22 L. Peart Raffle Ticket 12/12/2022 d. Sutherland – Sponsored Walk 12/12/2022 dT. Willis - Sponsored Walk 12/12/2022 dM. Donaldson Sponsored Walk . 14/12/2022 Cake Bidding 12/19/2022 Justin-Rafflee sales Donna Bailey Raffle Tickets 12/20/2022 Sandra Donation 1/3/2023 Elaine Tracey Raffle Tickets 3/17/2023 Paula Rose - Sponsored walk 3/20/2023 Julie Morris - Sponsored walk 14/4/2023 1 Julie Morris - Sponsored Walk 4/21/2023 Sponsored Walk 4/25/2023 G.Whittle Galpea - Sponsored walk 4/28/2023 D.Rose - Sponsored walk

Sub total

10/01/23 transfer from 30915401344939 acc

£30.00 £20.00 £30.00 £30.00 £60.00 £30.00

Subtotal £200.00
£10.00
£40.00
£20.00
£3.00
£10.00
£20.00
£40.00
£5.00
£2.00
£20.00
£10.00
£30.00
£20.00
£10.00
£5.00
£15.00
£30.00
£10.00
£10.00
£20.00
£10.00
£5.00
£345.00
£113.26 2 sub total £658.26
Subtotal

Expenditure Main Expenditure

03/10/22 Project rela 05/12/22 Project rela 12/8/2022 Christmas r 12/9/2022 T.C. Griffith

Geneeral Expendite

07/10/22 Zoom 07/11/22 Zoom 11/15/2022 LIDl store 16/11/22 Post office 17/11/22 Shelter Tra 22/11/22 Dudley Libr 28/11/22 Postage & S 9/12//20222

12/12/2022 Purchased 12/12/22 Purchases f 12/12/2022 Purchases f 12/19/2022 Photocopyi 1/9/2023 Zoom 2/7/2023 Zoom 3/7/2023 zoom 3/8/2023 Photocopyi

Total expen

ated expenses £90.00
ated expenses £40.00
related expenses £40.00
hs Rose Top up Phone Card £36.00
Sub Total £206.00
£7.19
£14.39
£3.99
– Stamps £6.30
ding – Basket purchased £2.00
ruary – Photocopying £4.35
Shipping £6.65
PhotocopyiPhotocopying cost £1.35
goods – Purchased Price £6.00
for Christmas projects £20.00
for Christmas projects £40.00
ng £0.75
£14.39
£14.39
£15.59
ng £0.30
Sub Total 157.64

nditure

Income c/Fwd 26/05/23 J/ Lodge D/D 6/30/2023 D/D/ J. Lodge 04/07/23 J/ Lodge D/D

4/25/2023 G. Wqhittle - Sponsored walk
4/28/2023 D. Rose
- Sponsored walk
4/28/2023 Dornell
Sponsored walk
4/28/2023 Dorrell - Sponsored Walk
5/4/2023 Donation - Victor
6/30/2023 Donation – for Health initiative month - J. Lodge
5/4/2023 R25429581
5/5/2023 Donation -S. Josephs- Salmon
5/15/2023 J.Morris – Donation
5/18/2023 D. Bryan
5/19/2023 D. Murray – Sponsorship
5/22/2023 S. Drummonds – Sponsored Walk
5/22/2023 Always Supporting
5/22/2023 S.S.- Sponsored Walk
5/22/2023 S. Christopher – Sponsored Walk
5/22/2023 P.Nelson - Donation
5/23/2023 P.Rose
Sponsored Donation
5/23/2023 L.Peart
- Donation
5/23/2023 Paula Rose - Sponsored Walk
5/23/2023 Sonia Simbran Sponsored Walk
5/24/2023 Sponsored walk – Dorothy Chigbu
3/20/2023 Julie Morris - Sponsored Wal;k
5/25/2023 Collette Davis – Sponsored walk
5/26/2023 Sponsored walk – Leslene Plummer
5/30/2023 Sponsored walk – G. Brown
5/30/2023 Sponsored walk - R. Cooper
5/31/2023 Sponsored walk – Yasmin Brewer
6/6/2023 Sponsored walk – Carol Stewart
6/9/2023 Sponsored walk Dawn sponsored Dawn
6/9/2023 Sponsored walk – Willis sponsored Dawn
6/12/2023 Sponsored walk – Elaine Tracey
6/12/2023 Sponsored walk -
A. Parris – Brown
6/13/2023 Sponsored walk Janet P.
6/16/2023 Donation - Julie Morris
6/22/2023 Donation T. Grifths

6/26/2023 Sympathy flowers for funeral Err:509 6/26/2023 Spnosored walk - D. Bryan

Sub Total

30
52
27
Sub Total £109.00

£20 £5 £20.00 £10.00 £50.00 £52.00 £50.00 £20.00 £10.00 £30.00 £10.00 £10.00 £20.00 £10.00 £5.00 £50.00 £30.00 £20.00 £30.00 £10.00 £50.00 £10.00 £25.00 £20.00 £20.00 £10.00 £5.00 £20.00 £10.00 £10.00 £20.00 £20.00 £50.00 £10.00 £30.00

£25.00 £65.00 £862.00

Expendire C/Fwd

02/05/23 11/05/23 06/06/23 09/06/23 6/26/2023

19/5/2023w.w.w WMCA Co.Uk
09/06/23 Bus Pass
09/06/23 Sandwell Libruary
12/6/2023Bus Pass
13/06/23 General expenses
26/06/23
13/06/23
30/6/2023 Morrison Store
30/6/2023 Post ofce Counter
07/06/23 Bus Pass
14/06/23 Libruary Photocopying
26/06/23 IT Plus
26/06/23 Timpson Ltd., Ribbons
26/06/23 Vouchers gift cards for
30/06/23 T.J. Morris
30/06/23 Post ofce – Postage &
03/06/23 Bus Pass
14/06/23 Libruary Photocopying
26/06/23 IT Plus
26/06/23 Timpson Ltd., Ribbons
26/06/23 Vouchers gift cards for
30/06/23 T.J. Morris
30/06/23 Post ofce – Postage &
03/06/23 Bus Pass
£30.00
£180.00
£56.52
£60.00
£60.00
Sub Total £386.52
£15.80
£3.20
£0.78
£3.20
£40.00
£60.00
£40.00
£0.99
£10.60
£3.20
g £1.25
£8.40
& Medals £10.00
r Highest /Runners up £25.00
£0.99
& Stamps £10.60
£3.20
g £1.25
£8.40
& Medals £10.00
r Highest /Runners up £25.00
£0.99
& Stamps £10.60
£3.20

Subtotal £122.08

£723.17

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03/7/2023 J. Lodge D/D/ 27/7/2023 J. Lodge D/D/. 23/8/2023 J. Lodge D/D 21/9/2023 J. Lodge D/D/ 10/2/2023 P. Nelson D/D. 10/17/2023 J. Lodge D/D/

7/4/2023 D.Sparks Repaid an Hardship Loan 7/6/2023 S.Thompson 14/7/2023Julie Morris – Sponsorship 15/8/2023Sandra - Sponsored walk 1/9/2023 P. Nelson – Donation

22/09/23 D. Rose Fasting & Prayer seed sewiing offering 26/09/23 L. Peart “ “ “ “ “ “ 29/9/2023 S. Josephs-Salmon “ “ “ “

Total Incom

£26.00
£20.00
£30.00
£30.00
£20.00
£30.00
Subtotal £156.00
£40.00
£20.00
£10.00
£5.00
£20.00
Subtotal £95.00
£20.00
£50.00
£30.00
Subtotal £100.00
£351.00

me

08/09/23 Project related expenses 28/09/23 Project related expenses 04/10/23 Project related expenses 09/10/23 H & T West Bromwich goods purchased 9/28/2023 General expenses & Project related expense

03/07/23 Bus Pass cost 26/7/2023 Postage 31/7/2023 Goods purchased at Poundland 04/08/23 Stamps 04/08/23 Bus Pass cost 21/8/2023 Bus Pass 29/8/2023 Bus Pass 08/09/23 Libruary Photocopying 11/9/2023 Shelter purchase of cabinet 11/9/2023 Shelter purchase of cabinet - Delivery c 29/9/2023 Bus Pass 20/10/2023 Post office postal cost

Total Expe

130
200
100
85.03
s 200
Sub Total £715.03
£3.20
£23.20
£5.75
£2.20
£4.50
£4.50
£4.50
£1.86
£15.00
cost £10.00
£4.50
£10.00
Subtotal £89.21
enditure £604.24

Transferred from acc -2 No: 31861960 Assort code 30-99-36

11/3/2023 D/D/ P.Nelson 15/11/2023DD/D/ J.Lodge 1/12/2023 D/D/ P.Nelson 12/12/2023 DD/D/ J.Lodge 2/1/2024 D/D/ P. Nelson 1/12/2023 D/D/ P.Nelson 09/01/24 D/D/ J. Lodge

5/12/2023DoDonation S. Josephs-Salman 5/12/2023 DDonation A. Parris-Brown 6/12/2023 FrDonation towards the cost of the D & D Ticketsets from T. Griffiths 6/12/2023 FrT. Griffiths 12/6/2023 13/12/2023 Donation seed - Minis Karen Ayool 21/12/2023 Donation for the D.B.S.'s from A. Parris-Brown

Total Income is

£20.00
£30.00 Large Expenses
£20.00 28/09/23 Project related funding
£30.00 12/22/2023 General Project Christm
£20.00 22/12/23 Project related cost
£20.00 04/01/24 project related cost
£30.00 05/01/24 Project related cost
Subtotal £170.00
11/17/2023 Transferred from this a
General Expenses
£50.00 29/9/2023 Purchase of a Bus Pass
£50.00 20/10/2023Post ofce
£40.00 11/1/2023 Photocopying
£25.00 11/1/2023 General Purchases
5 16/11/23 Photocopying
100 22/11/2023 G
Subtotal 265..05 19/12/23 General related cost
18/12/2023 Photocopying
£435.05 21/12/2023 Ab
22/12/2023 Tesco Stores
g 200
mas cost 100
100
60
30
sub total £490
account to the other £500
£990
10
20
1.04
£13.00
4.42
2.08
30
1.04
1.99
38.7
Sub Total 122.47
£1,112.47

JA.F.E.S. 4U Charity . Accounts for the Financial Year beginning 3/10/22 - 31st Marc Accounts details - Account no: 31861960 Assort code 30 -99 - 36

Income

D/D/ J. Lodge 1/2/2024 D/D/ P.Nelson (check the date of the 1/2/2024 28/02/24 D/D/ J.Lodge 06/03/24 D/D/ P. Nelson 28/03/24 D/D J. Lodge

31/01/24 F & Prayer seed -Sheila Thompson 31/01/24 F & Prayer seed – S. Josephs- Salman 31/01/24 F & Prayer seed - D. Rose 31/01/24 F & Prayer seed B. Huxtible 02/02/24 F & Prayer seed – Paula Rose 05/02/24 F & Prayer seed – L. Peart 07/02/24 Donation – r seed – D. Daniels 08/02/24 F & Prayer seed – S. Josephs 21/02/24 F & Prayer D. Rose 21/02/24 F & Prayer E. Tracey 01/03/24 F & Prayer seed – K. Mais 01/03/24 Sponsor Donation for Fried Fish 25/03/24 Easter seed – D. Rose

ch 2024

£30.00 £20.00 £30.00 £20.00 £30.00 Subtotal £130.00

1/5/2024 Project relate 1/6/2024 Project relate 09/02/24 Project relate 26/02/24 Project relate 29/02/24 Project relate 22/03/24 Project relate

24/01/24 zoom 12/02/24 Car parking U 26/02/24 zoom 08/03/23 Dudley Librar 07/03/23 zoom 25/03/24 zoom 26/03/24 Post office pa

£25.00 £20.00 £10.00 £50.00 £30.00 £21.00 £5.00 £20.00 £10.00 £10.00 £60.00 20 30 Subtotal £261.00 £391.00

10/3/2022 3/31/2024

Expenditure

ed funding 30
ed funding 60
ed funding 200
ed funding 112.31
ed funding 80
ed funding 100
582.31
£13.25
Uniforms £5.00
£13.25
ry photocopying £0.30
£15.59
£15.59
arcel /stamps £10.00
Subtotal £72.98

£655.29