CHARITY REGISTrATION NUMBER: 1202568
Friends of the Holy Land
Financial Statements
31 March 2024
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Friends ofthe Hoty Land
Trustees. Annual Report
Perlod from 1 May 2023 to 31 March 2024
The trustees present their rwt and th8 fIrkgr￿181 Statem￿ of the charrty for Ihe Period end8d
31 March 2024.
Refernnce and admlnlstratlve detalls
Reglsterad charlty namo
Charlty reglstratlon numb•r
Prln¢lpal ofNc•
Fiiends of the Holy Lar¥J
1202￿8
Faw Ward Road
Warwickshire
CV8 2DH
Thg trustO08
Rt Rev William Kennoy
Liam Allma
Gail Brown
Rt Rev James Cury
Rev Canon Davij Long8
Susan Oliver
Chades Read
Davld Ryall
Michaet Sw1ntr￿[￿
Petsr Rand
Anthony Stokes
James Quinn
(Appointed 18 Apr 241
(Redred 29 Jun 231
{Retlred 29 Jun 231
{Relred 18 Apr 241
Patrons
His EMIn￿Ce Cardlnal Wincent Ntcho18, Archblshop of Westmlnsier
The Right Roverend Chri$toph•r Chessun, Blshop of Southwark
The RKdht Raver8nd Doctor Mlchatsi Langri$h. rellred 8i8hop of
Exeter
The Most Reverend Bemard Longley, Archbl$hop of Birmingham
The Most ReVer￿d Malcolm Mcmahon, Archbishop of Liverpool
The Rlght RevereTrJ and Rlght HOnOurab￿ Loryl Wllli8m8 of
Audttor
BSN Assoraates Umited
Chartered aCC￿ntsnts & stsbjtory a￿lItar
3B Swallowfield Couty8rd
Wofverhampton Road
Oldbury
West Mtdlands
B692JG
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Trustees. Annual Report
Period from 1 May 2023 to 31 March 2024
Structure, govemance and manager*nl
CreatFon, Constitutlon and Governlng Document
The charity was created by a deed of trust dated 26th January 2023 arKI registered as a Charitsble
Incorpoyate Org8nisabon {CIO) h￿th the Charity Commissk)n of Er¥Jland & Wales on 30th March 2023,
th r￿IStered charity number 1202568.
This new Charity was created in order to take over the woth of an existing Charity. also called Friends
of the Holy Land. registsred number 1130054, {whKh had been establrshed in 20091, using the logal
structure of 8 CIO. which the Trustees ￿nSidered to be a more appropriate fomi of organisation within
which to conduct its &tivibes. On application by the new Charity. the Charity Commission granted an
order on 19 April 2023 authorising the transfer of the assets a￿1 &abli ities from the old to the new
Charity and authorising the graniiThJ of an indemntyfrom the CIO to the Trustees ofthe old CharÈty.
This IraTh%fer of assets and liabilities took pla￿ on 1st May 2023. The old Charity produced its last
accounts for the 1&month period to 30th Awil 2023. It then c8ased its activities. and th8 CIO look
over all 8Cttvity pr8vK•usly conducted by the old Chartty on 1st May 2023. The Trustees of the CIO. 8t
the time of tts creation. were the same indNlduals who at the time were semng as Trustee8 of the old
Charity.
The CIO has the same objective5 as the old Charity, namely".
- the advancement of religion and advan￿rne￿t of education in each ￿se in Israel. Palestine, Jordan
and Cypnvs {together the 'H(ly Land'l by ￿nprOv￿)g the qudtty of education and training In. and
prowding financi￿ support to. schools, educational establishments and Parishes, prinapally, but r¢ot
exclusively. run by thg Latin Patharch of Jerusalem. for member5 of the Christsan C(￿munity in the
HG4y Land. and
- the prevention of rel￿ of poverty and sickness in the Hdy La￿1 by financral support, organisation of
self-help projects, purchase of goods and artefacis of 811 kinds from members of the Chrlgtian
community for re-sale by the Chartty and Ihrough any other means by which their qualty of life can be
improved.
Organisational StTUCture
Day to day running of the Charity is conducted by a Managemenl Committee consisting of the Chief
Executive Brendan Metcalfe. supported by Michael Swinbume, who is a Trustee and the Honorary
Treasurer, and by Jen Hill. the offi￿ Manager.
Hoty Land Commfttee
Wrth the approval o* the Trustees Management Committee has appoin￿ a I￿al C(xnTnittee in
Bethlohem. Its members are:
Revd Dr Fadl Diab IChalTman)
Father Fadi is the Rector of St Andrews Episcopal Churth, Raft￿nah and St P9tsfs BirzeiL He is
Diocesan Secretary of th8 Epwjpal Diocese of Jerusalem.
Mrs Lalla Asfoura
Laila is a founder member of the FHL Hoty LaThJ Committee. She as a Director of St Martha's
House. one of the major proierts funded by the Clwrity.
Rt Rev Jamal Khader Daibes
Bishop Jamal is a Bishop of the Latin Patri8rd￿te. Ihe P8trtarchal Vur for Jordan, he has
Tecentty been apFointsd Head of the Dioceses of Djibouti and Somaiia.

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Mr George Sa'adeh
George rs Principal of the STrEtthards Greek H*Jh Schwl in Bett Sahour and a former
Deputy Mayor of Bethlehem.
Mr Husam Wahhab
Husam is a Cert[￿ed Publtc Ac£ountant in PalestFne and th8 USA a board member of the
Palestine Associalton of c8rt1f￿d Public A(tountants.
Fr Rams AsakTieh OFM
Fr Rami is a Franctscan Brother, the partsti pri8se of the Latin Church of St Catherine in Belhlehem.
The purpose of this Commiilee Is to help manage the aclivitres of FHL in the Hoty Land, lo identify.
recommend. admtnister and monitor the ofy'ects of the chartlable donations and to act on behalf of tt7e
Management Committee as the active administration of the Charity wilhin the West Bank and Gaza.
The Commiltee was instrumentsl in ensuting the Registration of the Charity with the Palestinian
Authortty as a branch of an overseas NGO in Palestin8. granting tho Charity formal authority to
conduct its charitablè activibes thrwghout the West Bank and Gaza. Support by the Charity to
ChTtstians in Israel and Jordan És made direct from the UK or through other local institutions.
The m8mbers of the Committee are all volunleers. A small TrThce has been made available and two
part-lime members of staff have been em￿0￿ to cary (xrt the day-to-day administration,
identification of beneficiaries and r￿rd￿g of the Chartvs acfr+Mes in the Holy LaTrJ.
The Chief Executive of the charity ss cbsety invoFved with the Local Commiitee. often attending Ih8ir
meetings by zoom. and supFMJrting their dev81opmerrt and e17ectiV8r￿.
Revlew and Strategic Plan
In April 2022 the Trustees of the original Charity ft)malty appn)ved an updated Strategic Framework
and Plan for the next five years. Th8 CIO has adopted this fvfryear plan. Progress against the Plan Is
monitored by Trusteès at their quarterly meeting8. and the Plan is to help direct and prSoAtise the
work of the Management Committee.
Recrultment, Appointment and Tralnlng of Trnstees
Chang8S to TDJstees are noted on th8 first page of the rep￿rt and bpjgraphicd detaits of Trustees are
av&lable on the Chartty's website.
A standing sub-committee of trust￿ plus the Chief ExecutNe is tasked ￿th identifying and
interviewing prospective new trustees. wilh a view to maintsining an effective board of trustees and
managing the retiremant of e￿$ting trustees.
On appointment all new Trustees are issued a Yrtjstee Inforynakn Pac￿ containing. amongst
other things, c4Jpi8s of the Trust D￿, the latest ￿￿￿nCIal Reports and the Tn5sfs policy documents.
Govemanc9 and Intemal Controls
The Trustees at their quartety meatings have a ctear focus on the corr&t governanc9 of the Charty.
This includes the approval of the Charivs policy do¢uments and monitoring comFAlan￿ therewith and
receiving written reF¥Nts from the Chief ExecJJbve and the Treasurer. The Chartty operates urtrder an
approved set of Standing Orders and a written Delegation of Powets. Since the year end. the Trustees
have constituted a Finance & Administration SutpCom￿lttee. consistiro of the Treasurer and three
other Trustees. with restK¢nsibillty for supporting the ManwJaM c(Knmittee in I1￿e areas, and also
for determining the remuner3tTon of the Chief Executrve.
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Period from l May 2023 to 31 March 2024
Obi•ctives and acilvities
The prime objective of FHL is to support the Christian Fe(We of aEI denominalions in th8 area of West
Bank and Gaza. Lsrael and J￿dan. knovm as the Hdy Land. This is athlev&g by raising awareness of
the ¢hallenge$ they experienw encouraging prayers to Ik offered on their behalf. generating and
channelling financial reswrces to provth a sustsinabk future and encouraging visits and pilgrimages
to the Holy Land to meet kJ(*l Christwns.
Raising Awareness
We have corrtinued to communicats wilh wilh news18tters and appeals during the year.
We are expanding our SOCI￿ medta c#)mmunicslions and issue regular virtual newsletters to cwr
supporters via email. We are also 7wc*king to extend our reach into other Clyistian communtties across
the UK.
Encouraglng Prayer
At the heart of our ancouragement to prdyer are the rnonthly rel￿tIonS that are posted to our webstie.
The wide range of Ix)ntributors shows the breadth of our gjpport and hopefully will inspire readers to
maintain their prayerful support for our actsvityes and the t))mmunities we aim to help.
We have develor*d our prayer resour￿ resFMJnding to Ihe (a)nfl￿t in Gaza with a dedicated area of
our website lor this purpose. This call to prayer echoed in our regular communications with
supporters.
Generatlng Funds
Funds are generaled from a wide variety of s(wJr￿. Underpinning our income are monthly standing
orders from a group of over 300 of our most loyal supporters. We have an active programme of pulpit
appeals wf(h a growing nUM￿r of supporters who are wepared to stsnd up in th8ir local churches and
advocate on beha￿ of the Charity. We are gratefijl to many Bishops who r￿Mmend FHL to their
parishes as a destination for Christmas crib offerings. We subscribe to the Free Wills Network and
hope that over time legacies will becorne an increasing source of income for the Charity.
Following th8 Outbreak of hosttlities in the Gaza strip we appea￿d directy to Christtan churches
across the UK, highlighting that through our LX)ntacts in Palestine we could channel funds directly to
the three main Christian institubons in Gaza. Thes8 8re St Porphyrius Orthodox Church and the Holy
Family Catholic Churth, where many Christian families tfy)k refuge. and continue to shelter and also
the af-Ahli Anglican Hospilal. Our emergency appeal attracted signthc8nt donations from Cathollc and
Anglican dioceses across the UK, as wdl as many hundreds of individual donatiorkg. In total, within a
relatively short space of time. we raised over £120,000.
Our Christmas appeal. 0gair*t the backdrop of th& war in Gaza raisèd over £220.(￿ and tha LBnt8n
appeal raised over £140.000, before the end of the (xwrent financial period.
Over the years we have berpfftted from grants from a number of charitable trusts. and in a move to
expand this source of income. we started in April 2023 to w(xk with an agency to help identify Potenttal
grant-giving trusts and to submit suitable applications. During the perlod we wewed grants from
trusts and foUndati￿S totalling £77.81XI Ihanks to thi$ Init￿live.
Following the Suc￿sS of the concert by the LoThJon Welsh Mate Voice Choir held at Westminster
Cathedral in February 2023. we hekl a simdar 8verrt at Our Lady of Wictories in KerTrsington in
December 2023. Once again this achieved the dual otiecttves of rai8ing funds for the Charity and
spreading awareness of its wc*L
Encouraglng Pilgrimaggs
After the joy of seeing the return of pilgrimages to the Hoty Land after the pandemic reslricttons, the
outbreak of war brougm once again an abrupt end to this 2diwty. The FHL wlgrimage organised jointty
with the Catenian Assctiation for FetrKuary 2024 w8s regrettat￿Y ￿￿tpOned. The absence of Pl￿rimS
sevarely impacts those Christian communiti&s that work in the various as￿cts of the tourism sector.
We have three aims in this area: to encourage pib3rimages to the Holy Land," to facilitate visits by
groups of pilgrims to proj8cts funded by FHL" and tr) provide a d8stination for financial offerings for
those who retuming from pilgrimage wi8h to allewate the ptight of Christians in the Holy Land.

Frfends ofthe Hoty Land
Trustees. Annual Report (¢onlinue
Period from 1 May 2023 to 31 March 2024
Achievements and performanc•
The Chartiy fvnds a range of ongoing and ad hoc acthwtses acr￿ the Holy Land. Grants paid in the
period amounted to £671,751 and are set oth bdryK.
Emèrgency Rèsponse to Gaxa
£144,879 to help relieve the situatp)n in Gaza. W& provided assistan￿ tr) the communrbes shettering
at the Latin Church of the Hcty Family and the Greek Orth(thx Church of St Porphyrius as well as tre
-ANi Hospital run by th8 Lhocese of Jerusalem
Medical and Ad.Hoc Support
£121,173 for our Tnonlhly 8d-hC￿ and medical requests. Our budget started the year al £6,000 per
m(Inth but was swiftly doubled after the onset of th8 war. This covers urgent m￿lIe31 cases and
medications. funding a wide range of treatments from OFerations. invests"gations and tests through to
asthma medic8b.on or buying denlures. We also help people wilh utI￿ty debts and rent arrears.
Famlly Support
£119,182 for vulnerable f8milies arKI elderly peopla who hava LEen kyenbffed as needirvJ regular
income who have no other way of supporkng themselves.
School of Joy
£72.626 to run the school ￿th rune teachers and to provide support to families induding transport tr)
and from school. The School of Joy at Belt Sah(yJr, just outside Bethlehem. is almost wholly supFwJrted
by funds from FHL. The schooi offers children wth educational. emotional or beh8viour81 difficulties a
¢hance to fvjtfii thair potential in a saf8 and SUPF¥Jrb've envIr￿ment. W8 were ab￿ to increase support
from 60 to 78 children.
Education and Tralning
£68,659 to provide education for young peo￿e. We provided grants for over 200 children to attend
Christian schools, universty fees to train four young peWe in nursing at Bethlehem University. ten
vocational scholarships at the Bethlehem Salesian Techni￿1 Col￿e. and eight studerrts in Hol81
Management at the Episcop￿ T￿n0￿g￿￿1 & voCatMy￿ Trnining Centre in Ramallah.
St Martha's House
£52,984 for St Martha's Hou$8, the first day care centre for eldwty wornen in Bethlehem. The centr& is
attended by 30 women, the majority of whom are Christian widows liwng alone with no one to care for
them, either because their families have emigrated, or they simply cannot afford lo help. We provide
our ladies with comparuonship, enrichment actÉvities for a healthy mind and body, nutribonal care and
some healthcare seThices and check-ups.
Water Projects
£48,921 lo replace old water tanks and sdar pane19 wilh new ones which should last for 20 year3.
We fitted 48 tanks in homes in Bethlaham and began i)ur water proiect in Zababdeh to dig SÉX new
shallow wells. Progress on this woiect was slow8r than we had hoped but is continuing into the new
finana81 year.
Community Support
£43,325 for other communty projects. TrKluding buyirrg new sheep for the Ilock in Jordan to pn)duce
milk for the cheese project wth Iraqi refugees,- helping the Nazareth S(￿ with refiArbishing Ihelr
headquarters to make tt habitable for thiidren; arKt mentorir¥J and buslness support for ycdjng people
to help them gain employment.
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In addilion to maintaining our jong-sland1￿ comm￿￿ents. we are developing new initiatives i
emptoyment SUPW and small busines5 creation to hdp deveiop economic Inde￿ndenCe, removing
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rellance on tourism to ￿ing In an income. We are increasing th8 numb8r of students we support on
vccational courses. investing in our young people. We continue to work on water projects, providing
access to safe water storage for those who need il. We are puttlrKJ more support into East Jenjsalem,
an a￿a that is often overlooked. We have also inrnsed the a&lKK grnnl budget to help with
the growir¥J need.
Flnanclal rovlow
Flnanclal Perfomian
Income was derived from indivldual do1￿10￿ and 18gaci8s. tharttab18 trusts & fo￿datIonS, through
lo¢al support groups. from appeals in parishes ar%1 dioceses and through specific apwals launched
during the year. We also g8nwate a small amount of income through the 6ale of olive wood products,
crafted in Bethlehem, 8nd through the sale ot Christmas ￿rds.
W8 saw an Immedlate and sustaln8d increaso In donakn lollowlng the outbraak of hostilities in
Gaza. Thls continued through the subsequent Christrnas and Lenten 8PP8als. As a result of th8
ncredlble generosFty of our donors. the accounts the 11 months to 31st March 2024 report income
of £1,292.108. excluding the tranth of the fund$ from the fomier charlty whlch amounted to
£393,289. Thls is ovgr £4CNJ,O(Kl more Ihan Inr4)me a¢hleved by our predec888or chartty in the
1&months to 30th Aprll 2024.
Charitable gr8nts dlstrlbuled in the perfod amounted to £671.750 compared to £510.794 distrlbuted by
our predecessor Charity in the 1knonths to 30th April 2024. The relatively low 18vo1 of distribution
¢omp8r8d lo Income generated reflects tho 8lgnlficant challenges we have b88n faclng In tha ar88S
within whlch we operate. In Gaza it became pn)gressiv8ly rrKxo and mre difficult lo get funds to th6
three InstRution8 we h8d bogll sUPPOrting. In the W8st Bank. tho ¢)ccupying Israeli authorities Instituted
a v8ry lockdown, maklng daily life extremely chaI￿NJing and slowng down progr8mme$ such ag
our water initiative.
Res•rv•• Poll¢y
As the Charity develops. It Is th& polity of the Trusle8S to hoFd a flnandal ra8eN6 lo LDver 6 months
administrallon expenses together wlth a conting&ncy to énsure wnunuity of 0￿ratIon for key 8re8s of
our charitsble activty in ¢lrcumstanc8s where incom& may be lemporarfly Teduced and to respond lo
any funding emergoncy that may arise. At th8 ond of th& Current financial perfod w8 h8ve subsl8ntl8l
"excess" reserves which we plan to dlsburse over fo1￿1n9 12 to 24 mcmths. subl8cl a￿layS to thg
operating circumstances on the ground.
The Charity contrfbLrtes to a Defined contributi￿ behalf of it8 employea& sallsfylng the
Ch8Fity'8 obllg8Uons under Ihe AUt￿EnrolMent regulatlon&
Going Concem
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Périod from 1 May 2023 to 31 March 2024
indivKluals and Charitabie TrustslFc4JndatpJns. trw have a reasonable expectation that this wiu
contlnue for the foreseeable future. FurthernJor8. grants are only made following the receipt of
donation8 and for these reasons it has adopted the 'gcing conGem' basis in p￿paring the financial
stsl8ments.
sk Assessment and Managemont
The Charity mwntains a Risk Register. revte**d anTh￿ty lry TTUStee5.
The princlpal n8w rlsk that has arisen in the pericrtl is the impax of the war In Gaza and the restrictions
imposed in the Ocujpied West Bank by tha Israeli authorities. whrch whilst incre8slng the need for our
work, make dellvery of prc*arammes and grants challenging.
Trustses conllnue to b8 mindlul of the need at all times lo ensure Com￿lance with the Proscrtption of
H8mas by HM Govemment In November 2021 as it relates to the ¢haritWs activities in Gaza. Trustees
believe there arè no othar Signifi￿nt ￿kS In th8 m8nagement of the charity and tho disburs8m8nl of
fijnds ralsed.
Invostment Pollcy
Under the Con$tilutSon of th8 Charity. the Truste8s have p)wers to dewsrt and invest fvnd$. In
accordance with this power. the charity has opened a ￿8h depostt ac>))unt wth the Epworth Cash
Plus Fund for Charities. to manage surplu$ cash balanc85. The charlty has no investments other than
the cash balanc8s wlth Ep¥Kth and the National Westmlnster Ban
Publlc Bonefft Statemfjnt
The Trustees consider they have cxJmp118d wfth the duty h Soction 17 of the Charlles Act 2011 10
havè due regard to public bgnefft guidance published by th8 Charity Commlsslon. The Charity's
acliv6tles ¥alisfy the objeclives 86t In ￿ con8t61utlon and d￿¢￿bed on page one of the Annual
R8POrt and Accounts.
Trusts•$' r￿pOn$1b1llt1a8 8latonw
The tru8tee8 are responsible for preparing the trustees. report and the financial statements in
accordance wilh applicable law and United lfjngdom Accounting Standards (Untted ￿ngdoM
Generally Accepted Ac￿￿nting Practic￿).
The law applicable lo ¢hafTlies In England and Wa18s wulres the thartty trustees lo prepare financial
slatemenls for each year which give a tru8 and fair view of the state of affairs of the charity and of the
ncoming resources and application of resources. of the charity for that period.
In prepanng these nn8nc*i stat￿ments. the trustees are r￿u￿￿j to:
sefect sullabla ac¢cAJntlThJ p(41cles and then apply t￿M cx)nststonUy.
obs•￿ the mathods and prtncW85 In tha apptic¥bl• CharlE* SORP;
make Judgments and aC￿UntIng estlmates that are reasonabfe and PnKlenl"
stste whether applicable UK fvLcountlr•J SYarMJard8 have been followed, subject to any material
departures disclo*J and eXpl￿r￿d in tho fin8n¢ial ststements,.
prepare the finar￿181 statements on the goirvJ cx)ncem b8sis unless it is inapFKcylat8 to presume
that the charity WEII continue in i￿SIr￿.
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The tnJ8tees are responsible for keewng adequate accounting reccKds that are suffident to show and
explain the charity's tranSaCt￿S and thsctose wilh reasonable accuracy at any time the financial
Position of the charity and enabl8 them to ensure that the financial statements Comply with the
Charities Act 2011, Ihe applicable Charities (Ace(￿nts aThl ReFK)rtsl Regutations. and th8 provisions of
the Trust Deed. They are also responsible for saf8gu8rding the assets of the charity and honce for
18king reasonable Ste￿ for thg prevent#)n and dthtion offrdud and other irr8guiarities.
The trustees. annual report was appvoved on 27th Januay 2025 and $4gned behalf of the board of
trustees by..
UL- /a,
Rt Rgv William Kenney
Trustee

Friends ofthe Hoty Land
Independent Auditorfs Report to the Membars of Friends of the Holy Land
Perlod from 1 May 2023 to 31 March 2024
Oplnion
We have audited the fin8nc¢al statements of Friernts of the Hoty Land (the 'charity) for tho Period
ended 31 March 2024 which comprise the statement of financial activities. statement of financial
position, statement of cash flows and the related notes, ￿cb￿dlng 8 summary of signfficant acr>)unting
poli￿es. The finanual rewrting framework that has apF4ied in th￿"r preparation is applicable law
and Untt8d K5ngdom Accounting Standards, inctuding FRS 102 The Finanual Reporting Standard
applicabte in the UK arKI Republic of Ireland (Untied Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounting
Practice).
In our opinion the fFnancL81 ststements-.
give 8 true and fair view of the stste of the charitys affairs as 8t 31 March 2024 and of its
Incoming resources and applKation of resou￿. iThSudirKJ tts income and expendlture, for the
Period then ended.,
havg bean pr(yrty prepared in ac(￿r￿ with Unitffty lfjngdom Gene￿lY Accepted
Accounting Practice"
have tse￿ prepa￿1 in wilh the Tequirements of the chari￿s Act 2011.
Basis for oplnlon
W8 conducted our audit in accordance with Intemational Stsndards on Auditing (UK) {ISAs (UK)) and
applicab￿ law. Our responsti Jilttses under thos8 Standards are furthw described in tho auditorfs
responsibilities for the audit of the financiai staterrtents section of our rom We are rndepgndgnt of
Ihe charity in accordance with the ethical requirements th* are relevant to our audrl of the financial
statements in the UK, induding the FRC'S Ethical Standard. and we have fulfilled our other ethical
responsibilities in accordan￿ with these requirements. We beiieve that the audr( evidence we have
obtained is suffiaent and appropriate to provide a basis for our opinion.
Concluslons relatlng to going concgrn
In auditing the financial ststements. we have conduded that the trustees. LL8e of the going c(￿¢8M
basis of accounting irs the preparation of the finan¢ial sl*8ments is appropriate.
Based on the work we have ￿rformed. we have not identified any material uncertainties relating lo
events or condittons that. individually or collectivety, may cast signtficant doubt on the tharity's ability
to continue as a going concem for a periobj of at least Iwefve months from when the financi81
ststemènts arp authorlstid for issue.
Our responsibilities and the rpSpons￿l[llIeS of the trustees wtlh respect to g(Mng concem are described
in the relevant sectiorts ot this reporL
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Independent Auditorfs Report to the Members of Friends of the Holy Land
Period from 1 May 2023 to 31 March 2024
Other infomiatlon
The other information cuftprises the InfOrMth￿ inclth in the annual rewt othw than the financial
st*ements and wr auditorfs rewt thereon. The trustees are responsibbe fr)r the other information.
Our opinior¢ on the financial statements does not cover the other infom*lion and. except to the extent
otherwise 8xpliciMy ststed in our report we do not express any fom of assurance conclusion thereon.
In connection with our audlt of the fin8nctal statements. ￿$￿nSIbil￿ is to read the other
information and. in doing so. GDnsider whethw the other Infc￿a*10n is mateTialty inconsistent with the
financial statements or knowledge obtsined in the audit or otherwise appears to be materially
misstated. If we Klenlify such material Inc(￿lStenc1eS or apparent malerial migstatements, we are
required to detemiine whether there ts a material misststement in the finanaal statements or a
material misstatement ofthe other infomiatkm. If. based on the work we have performed. we conclude
that there is a m8teriat misstatemenl of this other infom7atlon. we are required to report that fact.
We have nothing to report in thÈs regard.
Matters on which w9 ar9 requlred to rybort by exception
In the light of the knowledge and undersianding of the chaiity and its environment obtained in the
cwrse of the audiL we have not identtfied material m1sslaten￿nts in the trustees. r8porL
We have nothing to report In respect of the following matters in rejation to which thg Charities Act
2011 requires us to report to yw rf. in our opinion..
the infomi8tion given in the trustees. re￿￿ is inconsistent in any material respect with the
financial statements; or
adequate accounting records h9ve not been kept or
the financia ststements are not in agreeM￿t with the accLMJnting reccrds and retums., or
we have noi received ￿1 the infmtion and explanaticms we require for our audTI.
Responsibilities of trustées
A5 explainèd mora fully in th• trust•g#' rggponsibiltliag gtstamgnt. tha tru8tèa$ arè rasponBibla for thg
preparation or flnanuai sfaternents and fE)r bein9 aati•fi¢d that tt￿Y give a trLtra 2nd fair viow, and
for such intemal ￿ntrol as the trustees detemline necessary to ena￿￿e the preparation of financial
statsmenls that are free from material missiatemenL whether due to fraud (Y error.
In preparing the financial statements. the trustees ￿ resPjns￿1a for assessing the charity's ability to
continue as a going concem. disdosiTrJ, as appficable. matters rekated to going concem and using the
going concem basis of accounting unless the tsiJste8s etthar irrtend to IiquKJate the charity or to cease
operation$. or have no realistic aliernatFve but to do so.
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Frfends ofthe Hoty Land
Independent Auditorfs Report to the Membars of Frlends of the Holy Land
Perlod from 1 May 2023 to 31 March 2024
AudIt0￿9 re8pon$lbllttlos forthe audlt of th• flnandal statemonts
Our obj8ctive8 are to obtain reasonable awrance about whether the flnancial statements as 8 whole
are free from matwial misstatgmenL wh8ther due to trdud or wror. and to issue an audttorfs report that
Indudes our opinion. Reasonab￿ aSsUrdn￿ is a high lov81 of assur8nce, but is not a guaranteg that
8n audlt Conducted in accordance with ISK8 (UK) will aNvays detect a material misstatemgnt when it
8xisls. Misstatements can arise from fraud or error and are oNBidered matarial rf, individually or in the
aggragale. they ¢ryJld reasonabty be expec￿ to Inffuen￿ tho eo)nomic dectsKTh of users tsken on
th8 basls of these financiaf statements.
Irregulartti88. including fraud. are rtstsnces of noTrcx)mpllance ￿ laws and regulallons. We design
procedures in line with our resFonsibilltles, outlined at#)ve. to detect Materi￿ misstatements in respect
of Irregularl￿e9. including fra￿1. The extent to ¥*hlth our procedur8s are c8p8ble of d8tectlng
Irragularities. inciLKiing fraud is detalled belovr.
Wa havo revlewed financl81 ststemont discbsures and tested ltr￿e to supporting documenlatlon to
assess ccvnpliance with applicable laws and regUlat￿nS. We have audited the risk of management
override of controls. induding through testirwJ joumal entri85 and other adjustments for
approprial&ness, and evaluating the busine8s rationale of significant transactions outslda the normal
course of business. We have also made enqulries of entity staff In tax and compllance functlons to
Identify any Instances of nonwcompliance wlth laws and regulatKw.
As p8rt of an audr( In act￿￿nCe with ISAS (UK), we ox8rclse profess1￿[ judgment and maintaln
professional $cepticism throughout the audit We also:
Identify and 8SS888 the risks of matsrial mlsstst8ment of the financlal statemants. whether due lo
fraud or error, design and perfonn audtt pnxedures resF4)nslve to those risks, and obtain audit
evidence that IS Suffiaent and appropriate to provide a bas1$ for our opinion. The risk of not
delecling a material mt$5tatement resulting from fraud is hlgher than for one resulting from error,
as fraud may Invoive collus1￿, lorgery, Intentional omissions, mlsrepresenlations, or the override
of internal control.
Obtain an understsnding of intemal control refev8nt to the audit in order to do8lgn audit
procedures that are appropriate In tha arCUmstan￿. but not for the purpose of expr8sslng an
opinion on the effectiveness of the Intemal control.
Evaluate the approprlat8nes8 of 8cYounting pollcles used and th8 reasonabloness of a￿untIng
esllmates and related disdosuros made by the trust8aS.
Condude on the appropriatents8 of Ihe truste8S' U8e of the golng conom b8sl8 of accounttng
and, based on the audr( evkIer￿e obtsined, whether 8 mat&rial un¢ert8lnty extsts related to
events or conditions that may cast stgnificanl doubl on the ¢harTty's abilty to Continue as 8 going
concem. If we conclud& that a material uncortainty exksls. we are required to draw attention in
our aLtditorf$ report to the related dk%cfosures in the financial stslements or. rf such (lisclosur85
are in8dequat8. to modfy our opinlon. Our ￿ndus1on$ are ba￿ on the audit eviden¢e obtained
up lo th8 date of our audttoffs roport However, fu￿r9 events or c(K￿lti0ns may caus& the charity
to cease to conllnue as a ￿ncern.
Evaluale the overall presentatFon, strUC￿re aThl content of the finandal ststements, includlThJ trtre
disclosures, and whether the financial Statem￿ represent the underlying transactions and
gvents in a manner that 8tttieves fair presentation.
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Independent Auditorfs Report to the Members of Friends of the Holy Land
Perfod from 1 May 2023 to 31 March 2024
We communicate wth ttKtse thaTged wilh wy￿￿a￿e r&3arding. among other mattars. the ￿anned
scope and liming of the audit and signrficant audit findingg. inthdiroJ any signfficant deficlencies in
intemal control that we Identify during our audiL
Use of our rewt
Thls report is made sololy to the charWs Thmtws. as a body, In xcordance wth sectlon 144 of the
Charttles Act 2011 and regulations made under wtK)n 154 of that ACL Our audlt Work has begn
undertaken so that We might state lo the chaTiVs m8mbers those matters we are raquired to state to
them in an auditorfs report and for no other purF#)se. To the fullest extent permlttad ty law, we do nol
accept or assume resportsibilrty to anyone other than the charity and the charitys members as a body,
for our audit work, for this rem, LY for th8 oplnions wè have fomiad.
Philippa Miller-Hawkes BA CA (Senior Statutory audibr}
For and on behall of
BSN As8oclate8 Llmlted
Charter6d Accounts & Statutw Auditor
38 Sw811owfield Coutyard
Wolvgrhampton Road
Oldbury
West Midlands
B69 2JG
27th January 2025
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Frfends of the Holy Land
Statsment of Financlal Activities
Period from 1 May 2023 to 31 March 2024
Period from 1 May 23 to 31 Mar 24
Unres1r￿ted
Restrict
ftEnds
funds Totsl funds
Income and endowment5
Donations and lègacies
other trading activities
Investment In￿Me
1.256,056
377.793
1.633.849
6,104
1.307.604
6,104
Totsl tn¢ome
377.793
1.685.397
Expendlturg
Expenditure on raising funds:
Cosls of olher trading actsvi￿$
Expenditure on thafitable actmttes
Total expondtture
26.073
671.569
26,073
937.996
964.069
266.427
697.642
266.427
Net income and net movement in funds
609,962
111.366
721,328
Reconcillation of funds
Total funds brought foThvard
Transfers between funds
Total funds carried fonward
(21,342)
588,620
21,342
132.708
721,328
The statement of fina￿al athitles indudes all gains aThJ losses reccsnlsed in the year.
All incom8 and expeThJiture derive trcKn continuing activilies.
The notss on pag•s 16 to 23 fomi part ofth•s•lh)an¢lal statement&
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Friends of the Hoty Land
Statement of FinancSal Position
31 March 2024
31 Mar24
Fixed a$$els
Tangible fixed assets
15
1,019
Currnnt a88•ts
Stocks
Debtors
Cash al bank and In harKI
16
17
2,F17
80.339
685.019
767.933
Credhors: amounts lalllng duo vAthln one year
Net currnnt assets
Total ass•ts1o98 current Ilabllltl•¥
Net au•ts
47.626
720,309
721.328
721,328
Funds of th• chartty
Restrlcled funds
Unrestricted funds
Tolal charlty tund8
132,708
588,620
721,328
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Thesg financial stslements wer& approved by the board of truste88 and aulhorlsed for Is$ue on 2Ph
January 2026, and aro slgned on b8half of the board by.
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Rt R6v William Kenney
Trustee
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Frlends of the Holy Land
Statement of Cash Flows
Period from 1 May 2023 to 31 March 2024
31 Mar 24
Cash flows from operating actlvities
Net income
721,328
Adjustments for
Depreciation of tangib18 frgd assets
Other interest r8cewable and similar incom&
Accrued expenses
Nel book value of assets tran5feTred to d7arity
Changes in."
Stocks
Trade and other debtors
Cash generated from operatio
Inte￿t received
288
16,104)
47,626
(2591
12,577)
(80.339)
679.963
6,104
Nel cash from operatir¥J activilies
686.067
Cash flows from investing actsvtti05
Purchase of tangible assets
Net cash used in investiro adivtbes
(1,048)
(1.048)
Ngt Increase In cash and cash equlvalents
Cash and cash equivalents at bBglnning of porlod
Cash and cash oqulvalents at end of period
685.019
685.019
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Friends of the Holy Land
Notss to the Financial Statsmants
Period from 1 May 2023 to 31 Aqarch 2024
Gen•ral Infomiatlon
The tharity is a public benefit entity and a registéred thaiity ￿ England and Wales and is a
Charltable Incor￿rated Organ￿alOn. The address of the prirKipd office is FaTher Ward Road,
Keniiworth, Warwickshire. CV8 2DH.
Slaten*nt of compliaD¢g
These financlal ststements have been prepared in ￿nplIanCe wlth FRS 102. The Financial
Rewrting Standard applicable in the UK and Ihe Republic of Ireland,, the Statement of
Recommend&1 Prath}￿ applicab￿ to cl￿￿eS preparirKJ their accounts in aecordance with the
Financial Rewrbng Standard appI￿able in the UK and Rybll¢ of I￿land (FRS 102) {Charities
SORP IFRS 102)) and the Charities Act 2011.
Accounting pollclos
Basis of preparation
The financial statements have been prepared on the historical o)st basis. as modtfied by the
revaluation of certain financial assets and Ibabil￿e$ and investment properties measured at fair
value through incx)me or exF*ThJtture.
The financial ststeM￿ts are prepared in stef￿vd. which is the functicmal currency ofthe entity.
Going concem
There are ￿ materFal uncertainties at*)ut the thrÈWs abilty to conlnue.
Dlsclosurè exgrnptlons
The entity satisfies the criteria of being a qualrfying entity and 8s such, advantage has been
taken of the following disclosure exemptions available under FRS102.'
- Disclosures in respect of finarrial instrurnents have not been presented.
Judgements and koy sources of &stlmatlon un¢•rtainty
The preparation of the financial stalements requires management to make judgements.
ostlmEtes end asgumptiong that aftert *h& amoLmts reportsd. These estimates and jtsdgemènts
are continually reviewed and are based on expersence and other factors, inclthying expectstions
offuture events that are belrevwj to be reas(Thble Und￿ the ¢wcumstances.
Fund accountlng
Unrgslricted funds are availabie usa * ts dig>etion of the trustees to futher any of the
charity's purposes.
Designated funds are un￿StrICted *Jnts earm8rk&l by the trustees particuLqr fvture project or
commiknenL
Restricted funds are subjected to restridtons on their expenditure declafed by the donor or
through the tern￿ of an ap￿al. arKJ fall into one of ts¥o suthdasses: restricted income funds or
endowment fijnds.

Friends of the Hoty Land
Notes to the Financial Statsments {cortW
Perlod from 1 May 2023 to 31 March 2024
Accounting policles
Incoming resources
AJI inD)ming resources are inctuded In the statement of fina￿al ¥tiwtl&¥ when entitlemertt has
passed to the (*)artty; tt is proLwbte that trE economic benefits asswated with the transaction
will flow to the charity and fhe alr￿nt ran be reliably nwsur&J. following specffic policies
are apFdi&J to paitojlar rAtegori8s of income:
income from donatic￿$ or grants 15 reLvJnksed when there is evidence of entitlement to the
9￿ reC￿pt is probable and its amount can be measured reliably.
legacy income is rec(vJnised when recept is probable and ent￿ent is established.
in￿)Me from ¢kMated grxjds is measurgd at the fair value of the goods unless this is
impractical to measure reliably. in which case the value ts derived from the cost to the donor
or the estimated resale value. Donated facilrbes and servic8s are r9cognised in the
accounts when received rflhe val￿e Can be reliably measured. No amounts are inciuded for
the contribution of general volunteers.
income from contracts for Ihe suptAy of servtces is reccgnised with the dellvery of the
nlracted servi￿. Thls is classified a$ un￿stricted funds unless there is a contractual
requirement for it to be spent on a partKular purpose and rebJ[r￿ if unspgnt. in which case
it may be regarded as restricted.
Resources ex￿nded
Expenditure is recognised ortr an aC(￿alS basts as a liabFIty is in￿Jrred. Expenditure Includes any
VAT which (znnot be fully recovered. and is ckssrfied under headings of the statement of
financial acttvities to which it relates..
expenditu￿ on raislng funds includes the (x>sts of all fvndryaising activfoes, events,
non-charilable trading activrties. and the sale of donated goods.
expenditure on charitable acbvrbes includes dl costs incurred by a charty in undertaking
activities that fijrther its charitable aims for the benefit of Èts beneficiaries, including those
SUPF)Ort costs and costs relating to the g0Veman￿ of the tharity apporknoned to charitable
activities.
otrw exrenditure indudes a￿ expenrfrtur8 that is D8ither related to raising funds for the
charity nor part of its expenditure on charrtable activities.
All costs are all(Thted to expenditur8 Cztegories reflecting the use of the resource. Direct costs
attributable to a single activty are all¢Thted dir• to that activty. Shared costs ar& apportioned
between the actNilt&s they &yrtrI￿Ie to on a reasonable, justifiabEe and C￿s¢stent basis.
Tangible assets
Tangible assets are inibaliy reccyded at cThL and subwuently ststed at ￿st less any
accumulaiefj depreciathm and impainnent losses. Any tangibie assets carxt&J at revaltsed
amounts are recorded at the farr value at the date of revaluation less any subsequent
accumulated depreclation and subwuent a(xuMUla￿ impairment losses.
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Not•s to thè Financial Statsments (coTrthN
Period from 1 May 2023 to 31 March 2024
Accountlng pollci•s
Tanglblo assets fcon*nu
An increase in the carrying anM)unt ol an asset 88 a result of a revalualion. 18 reo)gnised in other
r8cognised galns and losses. unless It roversos a charge for Nnpalmisnt that has prevlously
racognisèd as expenditure within the siatemenl of financial actlvities. A decreas8 in the carrying
amount of an asset as a result of revaluatfion. 4 rects3nlsed in other r8cognl&ed gains and losses.
except to which il offsets any prev￿U8 revatuation gain, in which case the h)ss is shown wthin
other recognised gains and losses on the statement of finandal activitses.
Depre¢lallon
Depreclatlon Is calculated $0 as to wrlt6 off th& ¢cK81 or valuatlon of an asset, le88 It8 resldual
value. over the useful econom￿ Ilfe of that asset as follows..
Equipment
33% straight lir
Impalrment of Ilxad a88•t8
A re￿oW for indicators of Impaiment is carrted out at eath reporting date. with the recoverable
amount being estimat&J wher8 such indlcators exisL Where the carrying value exceeds the
r8coverable amount. th8 asset is impalred accordingly. Prior impaiments are also r8viewed for
Possible reversal al each reporttng dats.
For the purposes of imp8im&nt t8stlng, when it not possibla to estimat• tha r8¢ov•rable
amount of an Individual asset. an esUmat• Is mad? of the r8cover8ble amount of the
cash-gener8ting unli to which the 8s$gt bebngs. The Cash￿eneratrn9 unh 1$ the smallest
denlifiable group of assets that Includ88 the agset and genwat8s cash irnlows that largely
Independent of the c*$h inflows from other assets or groups of assets.
For impalrm8nl testing of gcodwlll. th8 goodwlll acqulred In a buslness combinatSon Is, from the
acquisition dale, allocated lo each of the CaSh￿an￿rating units that are expected to benefll from
the synergies of the combination, wr8sp8Ctiv8 of whether other assets or liabilrties of tho charity
am assigned to thos8 units.
Stocks
Stsxks are measured at Ine lower of (￿t and estlmated oelling prfGo I¢￿8 ooots to Gornplet• and
s811. Cost indudes all costs of purcha88, costs of conve￿10n aThJ other costs Incurred in bringlng
tho stoth to its present locatk)n and cxx￿rtllM.
Flnanclal In¥truments
A finan¢lal asset or a finandal Ilaknllty b rgcwn]sod onty Twh8n the 8ntty bècomeB a party to the
¢ontractual provtsions of the InslrumenL
Basic financial instruments are irmtolly recC￿n￿Sed at the r￿1vable or paabb including
any related transaction c4Jsts, unless the arrangement C(￿Stitsrtes a financing transaction, where
it is recognised at the present value of the future payments dtscounted at a markat rate of
Interest for a similar debt instrume
Current assets and ￿Trent IFabilitieg arn subwu• Thasur•J 8t thg cash or 0th8r
Debt Instruments are subsequenty measured at amortised (y)sL
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Friends of the Holy Land
Notes to the Flnancial Statements (coDtt
Pariod from 1 May 2023 to 31 March 2024
Accounting poII¢ioS
Defined corrtrlbutlon plans
Contributions to defined tc￿rtri1￿1i0n play￿ ar8 recogniwj as an expw*e In the perfod in whlch
the related s8rvice is provided. Prepaid contributions are rwgnised as an 8SS6t to the Èxtent
that th& prepayment wll lèad to a r&Juction in fvtur8 payrn￿ts or a cash refund.
When contributions a￿ not expected to be setued wholly within 12 months of th8 end of th&
reporting date in whid) the employees render the relat￿￿ service, the liability is measured on a
discounted pres8nl v81ue ba818. The urmirvjlw of the discount is recognised as an expense in
the period in which it arises.
Donallonl and l•g•clo8
Unrestricted Restricted Total Funds
Funds
Funds
2024
Donallon$
Donations
Donalior6- transfer from unlncorporated cjwrty
1,￿8,182
247,874
1.256.056
232,378
145,415
377,793
1,240,560
393,289
1,633.849
oth•r tradlng a¢tlvhle8
Unrestrictèd Total Funds
Funds
2024
OINe WC*xI products
45.444
Invmtmont Incomo
Unr8strl¢ted Total Funds
Funds
2024
Bank interesl recelvable
6,104
6.104
Colts ol oth•r Iradlng activltl•s
Unre$￿eted Totsl Funds
Funds
2024
OINe w(K)d prcKlucts
26,073
26.073
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Notss to the Financial Statements (c
Parlod from 1 Alay 2023 to 31 March 2024
Expendtturo on charltabl8 aGtlvltkn by fund typg
Unrestricted Restricted Total Funds
Funds
Funds
2024
Grant making
Support costs
405,324
266.245
286,427
671.751
266,245
671.569
266.427
937,996
Exp•ndltura on charltsbl• Ktlvltlos by athlty type
Grant fvnding
of activEtIos
Support Total funds
2024
Grant maklng
671.751
266,245
937,996
10. Anatysl$ of •upport costs
Analysis of
support cosls Totsl 2024
Staff costs
Communicatlons and Fundraislng
Other Costs
105,041
107,007
54,197
105,041
107,007
54,197
266,245
266,245
11. Analysls of grants
Perlod from
1M8y23to
31 Mar24
Grant•
Gaza Emergency
144.879
121,1T3
119,182
72,626
68,659
52,984
48,921
43,325
671,751
Medical and Ad HOG SUPPOrt
Family Support
School of Joy
Education and Tralnlng
st Martha's House
Water Proje¢ts
Community support
Total grants
12. Not Incomo
Net income 1$ stated after chargingl{¢redibng):
31 Mar 24
Audrtors Remuneration
Depreci8tlon of tsngible fixed assets
6.950

Friends of the Hoty Land
Notes to the Financial Statements (Con1&K￿•
Period from 1 May 2023 to 31 March 2024
13. Staff costs
The total stsff costs and emFloyee tweffts for the reFQrting period are anatysed as follcms:
Period from
l May23to
31 Mar24
Wages and salaries
Social security costs
Employer contributions to pension plans
82.839
6,023
16.179
105,041
The average head count of emF4oy8es during the Pericxj was 4.
The number OF employees whose reMurte￿ioTr for the year fell within the foltowing bands, were:
31 Mar 24
No.
£60,000 to £69.999
1& Trustse remuneralloft and expen¥es
The trustees givè freety tr￿lf time and expertise vrithout any fonn of remunerab.on or othgr
banefit. During the peri(Kl. 2 truste8S Wgre reimbursed trdv811ing expenses aM￿fiting to £438.
15. Tangible fixed assets
Equipment
Total
Cost
At l May 2023
Addf(ions
5.010
1.048
5,010
1,048
6.058
At 31 March 2024
Deprociation
At 1 May 2023
Charge for the period
At 31 M•reh 2024
6,058
4.751
4751
288
5,039
5,039
Carrying amount
At 31 March 2024
1.019
1,019
16. Stocks
31 Mar 24
Raw matertals and consumables
2,577
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Notes to the Financial Statements
Perlod from 1 May 2023 to 31 IAarch 2024
17. Debtors
31 Mar24
Prepayments and accnjed irKsxne
Other debtors
1,200
79.139
80.339
18. CraditOTS: •nounts falllng due within one y
31 Mar24
Accrual$ and deferred income
47,626
19. Pènsions and other post retirement benefits
Definad contributlon plans
The amount recognised in inconE or extendtlure as an eX￿Se In relation to defined
contribution plans was £16.179.
20. Analysis of charltable funds
Unrestrlcted funds
At
31 March 20
At
1 May 2023
Irtcome Expenditure Transfers
General ft¢nds
Designated Funds
1.250.085
57.519
(292.319} {414.146)
(405,3Y3)
392,804
(697,642)
{21,342)
543.620
45,000
588,620
1.307,604
Restricted funds
At
1 May 2023
31 MarGh 20
Irmne Exp*nditure Trarthrs
Restricted Funds
377.793
{266.42n
21.342
132.708

Friends of the Holy Land
Notss to the Financlal Ststements (condftu•dJ
Perlod from 1 May 2023 to 31 March 2024
20. Anatysls of charftable fvnds
Ra8lrlctsd funds
Opening
Incomlng
Outgolng
balanco resourc￿ resour¢88 Trdnsf•rs
Closlng
balancfys
Restricted fvnds
transferred
Gaza Appeal
School of Joy
Wal&r Appeal
Total
145.415
123,S37
107.049
1.792
3TI.793
(145.415)
21.342
30.000
115,415
21.342
(144879)
(72,626)
148,921)
1266A2
84.421
68.287
132,708
The balancas on rastr￿ted furMJs rBpreswrt incorn from ￿natio￿ specifically givon and not
spent by the year end. Thes8 funds Include donations received to be dlstrubuted over the next
o years. The transfer5 from unrestrtted funds represent exp8ndltur8 OLrt of general fund8 not
covered by specific don8tlon8.
Dg8lgnal•d funds
Op•nlng
Incomlng
Outgolng
bftlanc• ro•OUr￿ mour¢o• Tran8fors
Closlng
balance8
St Martha's Hous8
Family Sumjort
Education
Medical & Ad Hoc
Community Support
Total
15,421
5.947
36,151
(52,984)
1119,182)
(68,659)
(121.173)
143.323)
(405,323)
15,000
30.000
143.235
32,508
121,173
43,325
392,804
57,519
45,000
The balances on the above designated funds represent Income from unr8$tricled funds Ihal has
been set aside by th8 trust8è8.
21. Analy8ls of not a88Ots botWo•n lund•
Unrgthctod Reotrtoted Total Fund
Funds
Funds
2024
Tanglble fixgd assets
Current assets
Creditors less than 1 year
Nel •$sels
1.019
635.227
147.626)
588.620
1,019
767.935
147,626)
721.328
132,708
132.708
22. Anatysis of Changes In n•t d•bt
At
1 May 2023 C88h ffows 31 Mar 2024
Cash at bank and in harKI
685.019
685.019
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