MICHAEL KIRK AND NOREEN BLYTH.WHITELOCK
CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
ACCOUNTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED
31 MARCH 2025
Hunter¥ Law LLP
9 New Square
Lincoln's Inn
London WC2A 3QN
TJ.WVM.5247&1

MICHAEL KIRK AND NOREEN BLYfH-WHITELOCK CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
STATEMENT OF TRVSTEES. RESPONSIBUTIES IN RESPECT OF THE ACCOUNTS
for the year to 31 M#reh 2025
In accordance wtth the Charity Commisslon's Financlal Reporling Slandard applicablè in the UK ond
Republic ol Ireland IFRS 1021 ICh8ribes SORP IFRS 10211, A¢￿￿ntIng for CharSties, The Founda￿0￿
Irusle8S are r6sponsibl8 for preparing a trustees. annual report and flnanc181 sta18ments in accordance wlh
applicabl8 law and United Kingdom Accounting Standards (United Klngdom G8ner8lly Accepted Accounting
Pr8Cticel. Th818w applicable trj charities in England and Wale5 r8quire8 the Foundatlon Irustees to prepara
financ$81 statements for each year which giv8 a true and fair view of the stsle of affalfs ol the Foundation
ond of the incoming resources and application of resources, of the charity for that poriod. In preparing th&
nanclal 5tst8ments, the trustees are rgqulred to..
s8lecl 8ult8ble accounllng WI￿108 and apply them con8lstently.
ob8orve the methods and prfnclples In the appllcabl8 Charities SORP:
make 3ultabl8 Judgements and eBllmats¥ Ihot are reasonable 8rKI prudent.,
slate whether appllcable accounllng 8tsnd8rds and Statements of recommended pracllce have
been followed sublecl lo any rnaler4al dap8rture8 dlsclosed In tha accounts.. 8fKI
• prepare the financkal Statements on the golng conc8rn ba8ls unle58 It Is inappropriate lo
pre8ume Ihat IhS5 ba81s appll8S.
The IN8tee¥ are r8spon8lble for keeplng proper accounllng records Ih9t dlsclosg wilh r8asonAble 8ccurocy
01 ony Ilme tho fln8ncl81 positlon of the charlly 8nd to enable them to onsura that the Ilnanci818tatements
comply wkh the Gharllles Ad 2011, the applicable Charth88 (Accounts and R8POrtsl Regulations, and the
provIS￿nS of th& Trust deèd. Th&y are al80 re8pon8ible for safaguardlng the asse15 of tho ch8nty and taklng
r8a80n8ble ¥18p8 lor Ihe pr6vent￿n and detsclion of fraud and other Srrogularlues.
The trustees aré responslblo for the malntenance and Integrlty of the charlty and flnanclal Informallon In
accordonce wlth leglslallon In the Unlled Kingdom governing the preparatlon orKI dlssemlnalion of flnanclal
8t8lements.

MICHAEL KIRK AND 140REEM BLYfH-WHITELOCK CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
TRUSTEES, REPORT
FOR ThE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
Re
ncè and AdmlnlstratlY• Detall$
Ch•rlty r•glstrntlon number
1204828
Prlnclpal •ddr•s•
9 New Square
Lincoln's Inn
London WC2A 3QN
Trusts••
Wllfrid Edward Vernor-mlles
Charfotte Henrietta Gaylyn Howard
Adrian John Charfes Pratt
Audltov•
6urge88 Hodgyon A￿JIt Umited
Chartered Account8nts
27 Now Dover Road
Canterbury
Kent CT1 30N
Sollcltor•
Hunters L8w LLP
9 Now Squara
Llncoln'8 Inn
London WC2A 3QN
B•nk•r•
CAF Bank
25 Klng8 Hill Avenue
Kings Hlll
We51 Malling
Kent ME19 4JQ
Inv••tm•nt man•g•T•
Evelyn Partners Group LSmllod
45 Grg¥h8m Street
London EC2V 7BG

MICHAEL KIRK AND NOREEN 8LYfH-WHITELOCK CHARrrABLE FOUNDATION
TRUSTEES. REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
structure Gov
rnance and Mana
emgnt
Governing documenl
The Michael Kirk and Noreen Blyth-whllglock Charit8bl8 Foundation Ilhe "Foundatlon") was 88tablished by
8 charitable trust deèd dated 12th J8nu8ry 2021 by Michael Kirk Blyth-whitelock Ilhe"SettloT ). The Settlor
died on 17th April 2023 and bequelhed the residue of h[8 estate to the Foundation.
Method of •ppolntm•nt of n•w trusts•s
The power of appointlng new Iru8tse8 Is v88ted In the trustees.
Org•nl••llon•l structur• of the chorlty
The Iru81ees manage the Foundation 9gnarally and meet at least fvllce each year lo take 811 decS8lon6
nocessBry lolnlly wlth regard lo th8 revlew ol thg Foundallon's ac11vlti8s and achigvemenl ol oblactiveB.
Certaln day-to-day odmlnlslralSvg tasks are d8legaled lo thg charfty'8 legal and Invostment advls8r8.
Volunt•er•
A8ldg from the Iru8te88 th8 FoundalSon feGaiv88 no as51Bt8nc& from volunl8or8.
Wlder N•twork
Tho Foundabon acts Indep8ndenlly and Is not part of g wider network.
Donatlons
The Foundallon Is not Involved In fundralslng or publScity and does not rècieve donallon8, other than from
the 8stale ol the Settlor.
R•lat•d Partl
The Found8llon has no 8ubsldl8ri01 and Is not connect8d wllh any other Founda￿On.
Durlng thè year tha Foundallon made a donatlon of £10,000 to R8Ging to Relate. a charty of whlch thèr8
are common Truste&8.
Rlsk pollcy
The truslges have a duty to i(lentify and rgviw the risks lo whlch the Foundation is exposed and lo enBure
approprlate controls are in place lo provide reasonable 886uranc8 agalnsl fraud and grror. At each trustees,
meeting any signfficanl risks of the Foundation are dlscussed. Whare appropriate. rfsks are reported on
nd discussed in subsequent meetings. The trustees have Tèvlewed the risks lo which the Foundation is
exposed and con8ld8r that they have established sufficlenl sy51em8 and procedures to mitlgale those rtsk5.

IICHAEL KIRK AND NOREEN BLYfH-WHrrELOCK CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
TRUSTEE8' REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
Ob
o¢tlves an
A tlvStle8 for the Publlc B8neflt
ObJ•¢ts and 8lgnlllcant actlvltle8
The Found8tlon maintains an investment portfolio 8nd operates a8 a grant making Gh8rSty. The Foundation
Is not involved in fundrdislng. The Foundation's governing document provides that the trustees shall apply
'the incom8, and all or such part or parts of the capital. at such time or times and In such manner lo. or for
the benefit of, the following charftsble objacts
Ihe pr8Ven￿On or relief of poverty.,
the advancement of h•allh or thè saving of Ilve8;
the relief of those In need, by reason of youth, agè, 111-heallh, d188bility. financial hard8hlp or other
disadvantage,. and
such excluslvely charhable oblects and purpos&s In any part of th8 worfd as thè Iruslees may in Ih8ir
discretion think fft."
The Foundatlon's governlng documen18 slate Ihal'The Trustee8 may apply any money to be inveslod In the
purchase of or al interest upon the sg¢urlty of such shares, stocks, funds, securillos, land, bulldings,
hattels or other Investments OT prop8rty ol whatever nalure Bnd wherever 81tuale, and whether involving
Ilabilitse8 or produclng incom8 or not, as they think fil, so that they shall have the sama power6 to apply
money lo be Inv98ted 88 If thay wer8 an abBolule bgn8fldal owneff,.
The Sattlor lived in the Turks and C8icyJ8. had Brltlsh and Mauritian nationality and divided h18 tlme be￿een
those Ihree lurisdiclion8 and France.
The Irusl8es' policy Is lo support charitablo organisalion8 the object8 of whlch match Ihosg of the
Foundation or were ones thè Iru8la88 belleve the se￿01 would have w8nted the tru8tees to 8UPPOrt.
The trustees regret that dua lo the hlgh numb8r ef unsolldted appllcallons receivèd, and lo mlllgalo the
Foundation's 8dminiglralSon costs, they are not abl8 to reply to appllconl$ unle88 they have been
8uGcessful. Nor can they return printed malerl81 suppll&d. As w811 as the charilable obleth'ves of an
ppllcanl, whèn consldoring appllcation8 for funding the trustees concentrate on Ihg following factors:
101 At exl8llng level8 of expendblure, how many yegr¥' res8rye8 the appllcanl'5 balance 5heel Shows.
{bl Tha long term prospects ol success of the appllcanl's proposals.
Ic) The dependen￿ of Ihe appllcant upon any single source linduding the Foundation) of luturg funding.
Idl Thè proportlon8le c08ts 01 admlnl8lralion and fundraising of the appllcanl.
{81 The degr88 of relovant Informatlon dlsdosed In appe81s and accounts materlal.
If) The degre8 to which Ihe trustees have been Informed of progress mad8 SI￿8, and the use of
Foundatlon funds from, prevlous grants.
Publlc Beneflt statement
The tru5tee8 consider that the Foundauon's aclivllles, as set out in its Objectives and Activllles detailed
above, are for the public benefit. The trustses confim that they have complied with thelr duty undér $17151
of the Charities Act 2011 to have due regard to the guidance published by the Charity Commlssion for
England and Wale5.

MICHAEL KIRK AND NOREEN BLYfH-WHITELOCK CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
TrUSTEES' REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
A¢hlevern?nts and Perfornianc•
Ch•rltabl• actlvltles
During the year lo 31st March 2025 th& Foundation receNed £4,346,518 {£6.000 In 2023124) from the
e6tste ol the Settlor. incom8 from its investments of £22,719 l£nil in 20231241 and bank interest of £8.691
(£4 in 20231241. The trustees made donatlons lotBlllng £50.000 l£nll In 20231241. Th8 lar9e81 donatlon wa8
£10.000 l£nil In 20231241 and th8 smallest donallon WgB £10,000 l£nil in 20231241.
P•rf¢m•nc• of tho Foundatlon
As a grgnt-making entity whlch makes donBtSon5 to olher rogi$l8red ch8rllies, the Found9￿On tskes it aB
rea¢Y that thé funds provide(I will be used for èxclusively ehantable purposes. By selecting approprlale
reclpients the Iruslees ensure Ih05e purposes are allgned wlth the charllable oblects of th8 Foundallon.
The trustees look lo dlslribute an amount each year whlch 18 sultable, gSven the income and capblal value of
the Foundalion. to ensure an appropriate amount is distrlbuled to 8ultable Gau8e8 9ach year whi18t
preservlng and over tSme growing the value of the Foundation.
During the year Ihe Foundation expended £92,900 on charltabl& 8cUvllies l£nll In 20231241 equ81 to 2,2% of
the Foundation'6 Un￿StrICted funds al the end gf the year. The Iruslees will look lo increase that percentsge
in future years.
Inv••tmont P•rlomianc•
The Foundallon h85 professlonal Investrnenl advlsers and brok8r8 who managed th8 charlty's investments
durlng Ihe year, sublecl lo the revlew and investment parameters of thè Iru8lees. After acwunilng for all
investments sold and purchased durlng the year, the value of the Foundation's investrnenls decreased
durfng th6 year by £116,163 Ino change In 20231241. The charity Incrèased In value during the year by
£4.150,346 lil incre8s8d by £5,989 In 20231241 to £4,156,3361£5,989 al 31st March 20251.
In lulure years the Irusleg$ wlll include in their report an an8ly8lB of tho Foundation's invoslmnt
parform8nc8 against 8ppropriats benchmark8 bul in Ihls first year of slgnlfical op8ralion8, during which
funds have been recelved and Invested In tranches throughout Ihe year, the Iru8tses feel any meaningful
an8lv$i5 for the ve8r lo 31st March 2025 IS not Possible.
Cal¢ulatlon ot Roall••d Galn• and Lo•••
The averagè Cost mglhod has been used to calGulale realisèd galns or losses on inve5tm•nl sales.

MICHAEL KIRK AND NOREEN 8LYfH-WHITELOCK CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
TRUSTEES. REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
Flnanclal Revl
R•s•rve* pollcy
The ITuslees consider It prudent that unrgstriclad reserv85 should bè retained to produce an over811 return
Ilncluding income and long-terrn capital apprerialionl sufficient lo maintain the curr&nt and lutura
antlcbpated lavel of expendfture, in¢ludlng donations and all èXFenses. At th8 year end the trustees were
holdlng a rèseN6 of £4.158,3361£5,989 al 31st March 20241.
Prlnclp•l fundlng Jourc••
Aslde from capltal addèd lo the Foundallon from th8 68lale of the Settlor. the Founda￿On'5 income 18
defived only from its investment portfolio and cash. All Investment incomg is accounted for when receivèd.
All income Ss received gro$8.
Inve•tm•n¢ pollcy and obJo¢tlv••
Th6 Foundollon's goveTnlng document p18Ges no re8lrlcllons on the dlscretlon ol the tru8ts68 in inve8￿ng
the Foundolion'8 a¥3ets. The Found8llon does not follow an elhiG81 investment pollcy.
It Is tha pollcy of Ihg trustees lo invest its funds In 8 mlxture ol bonds {Govornmenl-issued or corporalel and
wOr1￿ld8 equkles Ilncludlng collective inveslmentsl to achlevè a bal8nGed relurn in the long term be￿e&n
Income and capital apprecialk)n.
AsSdg from cash on deposit, tho Foundollon's 16n8nclal Investments are held by the Found811on'8 Inve8tment
athi8er8. The Iru81088 take advice from their Inveytmenl advlser8 on Ihelr investment strategy and on all
Investmgnl d8clsion5. The trustees must exer¢lse c8re and skill when making inveslmenl decisions 8nd
8818cl inv8slments that are r¥Jhl lor Ihe Foundation. Includlng the need lo diversify the Foundabon'8
Investments. The Investmanls ore reviewed by correspondence 8t least four tbmes a year and al e8ch
trustees, meellng. Each review of the Foundation's inveslmenl3 Includes a revlew of the inveslmgnl
advisorfs advice, how Ihe Found8llon'5 Investments are performlng and of the servlce provlded by the
Inveslmenl advisors.
tur•
alo
The Trustees expect to Incr8a88 the 18vèI of charitable activty In 2025126 compared to the pravlous ye8r.
The Foundation wlll conllnue lo operate solely as a granl-maklng charity.
We decl8rg that in our capaclty as the charlty8 trustees Wg have approved th• report abov6
2025.
Willrid Edward VernoT-Mile8
flotte Henrietta G
Howard
drian John ChaTle5 Pratt

INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE MICAHEL
KIRK AND NOREEN BLYTH-WHITELOCK CHARITABLE FOUNDATION FOR THE
YEAR ENDING 31 MARCH 2025
Oplnlon
We have audlted the financi81 statements of The Michael Kirk and Noreen Blylh-whltelock
Charitable Foundallon for the year ended 31 March 2025. which ¢omprfse the Slalement of
Financial Aclivilies, Stat&ment of Financial Activitles and notes to the financial statements.
The financial ￿PortIng framework that has been applied in their preparation is applicable law
and United Kingdom Accounting Standards including Financial Reporting Standard 102 The
Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Irèland (United Kingdom
Generally Accepted Accounting Pracllca).
In our opinion the financlal 51alements:
Glve a true and falr vlew of the state of the chadtys affalrs as at 31 March 2025 and
of Its incomlng re80urces and application of r8sourc89, for Ihe year then ended.,
Have been properly pr8pared In accordance wlth Unit8d Kingdom Generally
Accepted Accounting Pr8cllce- and
Have been prapar8d In accordance with the requlrements of the Charities Act 2011.
BASIS FOR OPINION
We conducted our audll In accordance with Internatlonal Standards on Auditing IUKI IISAS
(UK)) and applicable law. Our responsibilities under those standards are fuf1her described In
the AudStor's r8sponsibllilies for the audit of the financial statements secllon of our report. We
are Independent of the charity in accordance with the ethical requirements that are relevant to
our audit of the financial ststemenls In the UK, including the FRC'S Ethical Standards, and the
provisions available for small entities. and we have fulfilled our other elhical responsibilities in
accordance with thes8 requirements. We believe that the audlt evldence w8 have obtained is
sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our opinlon.
CONCLUSIONS RELATING TO GOING CONCERN
In auditing the financial statements, we have con¢lud8d that the trustees. use of the golng
concern basis of accounting in tho preparation of th8 financial slalements Is appropriate.
Based on the work we have performed, we h8ve not Id8ntlfied any material uncertainlles
rel8ting to events or conditions that, individually or collectlvely, may cast signiflcant doubt on
the charity's abllity lo conllnue as a going concern for a perfod of at least hvelve months from
when the financial statements are authoris8d for issu8.
Our responsibilities and the ￿SpOnSIbl1111eS of the Irust88S Wlth respect to going concem are
described in the relevanl section5 of this report.
OTHER INFORMATION
The trustees are responslble for the other infornation. The other Infomiation comprises the
infomiation Included In Ihe trustees, annual report, other than the financial slatem8nts and our
auditorfs report thereon.
Our opinion on the financial statements do8s nol cover the other infomiation and, except lo
the extent otherwise explicitly stated In our report, W8 do not express any fom of assurance
conclusion Ihereon.
In connection wlth our audit of tha financial slatements. our responsibility is lo read Ihe other

inform8tion and. in doing so, consider whether the other infonnallon is materially in¢onsislent
with the financial statements or our knowledge oblained in the audtl or otherwise appears lo
materially misstated. If we identify such material inconsigtencie5 or 8pparent material
misstatements, we are required to delemine whether there Is a material misstatement in the
financial statements or a material misstatem8nt of lh& other infomialion. If, based on the work
we have performed. we Conclude that there is a material misstatemenl of this other
Information. we ar8 required to report that fact.
We have nothing lo report in this regard.
MArrERS ON WHICH WE ARE REQUIRED TO REPORT BY EXCEPTION
We have nothing lo report in respeGI of the following matters in relation to which th8 Charill85
(Accounts and Reports) Regulatlons 2008 require us to report lo you if, In our oplnion-.
the information given in the financial statements Is inconslstent in any material
respect wllh the trustees. report- or
sufficient accountlng records have not been kept., or
the financlal statements are rbol In agreement with the accounting records.. or
we have not recelved all th8 infomation and explanatlons we require for our audlt
RESPONSIBILITIES OF TRUSTEES
As explained more fully in the Trustees Anwal Report, Ihe trustees are responsible for the
preparation of the finanaal statements and for ensuring Ihal they give a true and fair view. and
for such internal control as the trustees determine is necessary to enable the preparation of
financi81 slalements that are free from malerial misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.
In preparlng the flnancl81 statements, the Irustee8 ar8 responslble for as888slng th8 charllable
company's ability to contlnue as a goSng concern, disclosing, as applicable, matters related lo
going concem and using the going concern basls of accounting un18SS th? trustees intend to
c8ase operations, or have no realistic alternativ& bul lo do so
AUDITOR'S RESPONSIBILITIES FOR THE AUDIT OF THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
Our oblectiv85 are to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financlal slalements as
a whole are free from material misstatement, whethèr due to fraud or error, and to issue an
8uditor'5 report that Includes our oplnion. Reason8blè assurance Is a high level of assurance,
bul is not a guarantee Ih8t an audlt conducted in accordance wllh ISAS (UK) will always detect
mat8rial misstatement when it exlsts. Misslalemenls can anse from fraud or errol and are
consldered material if, individu811y or In the aggregate, they ￿Uld reasonably be expected lo
InflUer￿ the economic decisions of users taken on the bas[8 of ihese financial statements.
Irregularities. includlng fraud, are instances of nonwcompllance wllh18ws and regulations. The
objectives of our audit are to obtain sufficient appropriale audit evidence regarding compliance
with laws and regulations that have a direct effect on the delemiination of material amounts
and disclosures in Ihe financial statements. to perform audit procedures lo help identify
instances of non-compliance wilh other laws and regulations that may have a material effect
on the financial slalements. lo respond appToprialely to idenlrfied or suspected non-
compliance withlaws and regulations identif18d during the audit.
In relatlon to fraud, th8 objeGtives of our audit are to identify and assess the risk of material
mis51atemenl of the financial stat8menls due to fraud, lo obtain sufficient appropriate audit
evidence regarding the assessed risk5 of material misstatement due to fraud through
designing and implementing appropriate responses and to respond appropriately to fraud or
susp&cted fraud identified during the audit.

However, it is th8 primary responsibility of management, with the oversight of those charged
wlth governance, lo ensure that the Charitls operations are conducted in accordance with the
provisions of law5 and regulations and for the prevention and delection ol fraud. In identifying
and assessing risks of material misstalemenl in respect of irregularities. including fraud, the
audit engagement le8m=
obtained an understanding of the nature of the environm8nt, including the legal and
regulatory framework that the Charity operate5 In and how the Charity is complying
with the legal and regulatory framework.,
inquired of management, and those charged with govemance, about th&ir own
identification and asse55ment of the risk5 of Srregularrtles, includlng any known actual,
suspocl8d or allegèd instances of fraud-,
discussed matters about non-compliance with laws and regulations and how fraud
might occur Indudlng assessment of how and where th8 financial statements may b8
susceptible lo fraud,
As a resull of these procedures we consider the most slgnificant laws and regu18tions that
have a direcl Impact on the financlal stat8ments are the Chadlles Act 2011 and regulations
made under them and FRS 102, the Financi81 Reportlng Standard applicabl& in th6 UK and
Republlc of Ireland. We performed audit procedures to revlew the financial statements for
compliance wllh the relevant legislatlon.
A furth8r des¢riplion of our responsibilities for the audll of the financial st8lemen15 Is located
on th8 Flnancial Reporting Council's website 8t.. www.frc.org.ukJauditor5responsibilltl8s. This
d88GrSptlon forms part of our audito￿$ report.
USE OF AUDIT REPORT
This report is made 501ely to th8 charity's trustees, as a body, in accordance wllh section 144
of the Charltles Act 2011 and r8gulallons made under section 154 of that Act. Our audlt work
has been undertaken so that we might stste to the charitys Iruslees those matters w8 are
required to stale to them In an 8udilorfs report and for no other purpose. To the full&st extent
permitted by law, we do not accept or assume responslbility to anyon& other than th6 chafSty
and the charitvs trustO8s as a body, for our audlt work, for thls report, or for the opinlons w8
have formed.
BURGESS HODGSON AUOIT LIMITED
SENIOR STATUTORY AUDITOR
Chartered Accountants
Camburgh House
27 New Dover Road
Canterbury
Kenl
CT1 3DN
.15.:: Ad95
Burgess Hodgson Audit Llmited is eligible for appointment 85 auditor of the charity by vlrtue
of its eliglbility for appolnlmgnt as auditor of a company under section 1212 of the Companies
Acl 2006

MICHAEL KIRK AND NOREEN BLYfH-WHITELOCK CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
BALANCE SHEET
•8 at 31 M•rch 2028
2025
2024
Not88
Flxod alsets
Invo8tm8nts lal markel value)
4,075.821.27
Curr•nt a#•at•
Cash CAF alc
Hunters cllent alc
Evelym Inv68trn8nt alc
Evelyn Income 81¢
37,S78.43
34.817.87
32,377.61
253.08
5,989.31
10S.024.99
5,989.31
Cr8dllors11oss than l yearl
24 510.83
124.510.631
N•t Curr•nt A*g•ts
80,514.38
5.989.31
Total Not A•i•ts
The furNJ8 of th& charlty..
UNR&8TRICTED FUNDS:
Balance at 31 March 2025
4,156,335.83
5,989.31
989
Approved on
2025
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MICHAEL KIRK AND NOREEN BLYfH-WHITELOCK CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTMTIES
for the year te 31 M¥rch 2025
Unrestrl¢t•d Funds
2025
2024
otes
Incomo from:
Legaci8s and don8tlon8
Investments
Bonk Intsrest
4.346,517.80
22,719.15
8 690.69
6,0￿.00
4.31
Totsl income
4 377 927.64
Expondlture on:
Charltsble actlthll88
Raisiro funds
{92.900.001
18 518.07
15.00
Tgt•l •xpondltUT•
111418.07
15.00
Net gainBlliossesl on Investments
(116,163.251
Not mov•m•nt In fund•
4 150 346.32
5 989.31
R•conclll•tlon ol fund•
Totsl fund• brought lorw*rd It 1 Aprll 2024
Tot•1 lund• c•rrl•d forward •1 31 March 2025
5.989.31
335.6

MICHAEL KIRK AND NOREEN BL￿H-WHlTELoCK CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
CASH FLOW STATEMENT
for y•ar to 31 March 2025
Unr•stricted Funds
2025
2024
Not Cash flow from Ops
Nel Incomingll8xpended) r•source8 aftar gains
Le58 Investment income
Less deposit inteTes1
Increaselldecrease) in craditors
Nel IgainlllosB on investment assets
N•t ouffiow from Op•rntlng a¢t)vltl••
4.150,346.32
122,719.151
(8.690.691
24,510.63
116,163.25
4,258.610.36
5,989.31
14.311
5,985.00
Investrnent Income
Oep031t Interasl
22,719.15
8.690.89
4.31
Purchase of Investments
PToce8ds from sale of inveslmonts
(4,191,984.521
Ch•ng• In ca•h In th• p•rlod:
99,035.68
5 989.31
R•conclllatSon of nat cash flow
Nel cash rasouices al 1 April 2024
Change In cash
5,989.31
99.035.68
5,989.31
C•sh at 31 March 2025
105,024.99
5 989.31
C••h and Cash Equlval•nts:
C88h ot bank
C￿h hgld wltrb Inv98tmenl manager•
72,394.30
32,630.69
5,989.31
CJ•h and CA•h Equl¥•l•nt• at 31 M•r¢h 2023
105 024.99
5 989.31

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MICHAEL KIRK AND NOREEN aLYfH.WHITELOCK cHAR￿ABLE FOUNDATIIY4
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
G•n•r•l Inft¥mMtlon
The charity is a public benefit enllty and a registerad chaTity in England and Wale8 8nd Is
unln¢orporated. The oddres8 01 the principal office is 9 New Square, Llncoln's Inn. London.
Ba•ls of Prèp•ratSon
The 8ccount8 lfinanclal statemantsl have botsn prepared under the hlstorical cost convenfjon wlth
item8 recognis8d al cost or tran&Bctlon valug unless olhÈNrfise stsled ihe rdwant nolels) to
Ihose accounts. The flnandal slalem¥nts have be8n prepared In accDrd8nc• with lh& Stal8mont
of Rècommendèd Practice.. Accounting and Reporting by Charbt188 preparing their ac¢ounts in
accordan¢e with Ihts Flnanclal R$porting Standard ap￿1¢able Sn th8 UK and Rtspublic of lfy18nd
IFRS 1021 issued on 16 July 2014 8nd the Fln8ncl81 Reportlng Stsnd8rd applicable In the Unlted
Klngdom and R•public of Ireland IFRS 1021 and Ihe Charitie8 Ad 2011.
The fln8n¢lal 8ts1ernenls are preporad in Bterflng. whlch Is thè lunctlonal Currency ol th• 8nllty.
Thèro ha5 been no chang• lo th8 accountlng pollclo8 Ivgluallon rul88 and m•thods of 8¢counlingl
8lncè188l year.
No Changes hava beon mod¥ lo accounts for prevlous years.
Ac¢ountlng Pollcl••
IncomlrvJ r&8ourc88 are Included in thè Ststemenl ol FlnanGlo1 AcUvltle$ ISOFAI when..
- the chartty becomgs antilled to the ra8ourc•8',
- tho iwstees are ￿rIUallY certaln Ihey will racelve thè resourc8s,' and
- the monetsry value cBn b8 meosured wlth sufficKgnt r•liability.
Whem IncomSr4J resources hav8 relalod 0xpendi￿r&. the In¢omSng ro8ource8 and related
expendlture are rèp)rted grovd In tho SOFA.
Grants and do￿tKin8 aro orty Included In Ihe SOFA when thé charlty ho8 unconditlonal
8ntlllem•nt to ihe r080urces.
Incoming rèsources from tax reda1rn5 are includBd In the SOFA at t￿ Same Ilrne as the incom• to
whlch they relat•.
Inve8trn?nt Income 18 Included In the accounlB wh•n receivab￿.
Investment galns and10s895 Include any gain or1088 on thè $81è of inve6lm&nts and gny gain r
loss resultlng from revalulng Ihe investN*nts to m•rket valu8 at the end of the year.
Liablllties are ro¢ognlsed a¥ soon as the￿ Is a l¢g81 or constructive oblig8tlon committlNJ the
charfty to pay ovl resources.
Govemance costs include the cost of the preparauon and examinatlon of statutory accounts. the
ost of trusteè n￿etingS and cost of any legal advlce to th8 trustegs on govemance or
constltutional mattèrs.

ICHAEL KIRK AND NOREEN BLYfH-WHITELOCK CHAR￿ABLE FOUNDATION
NOTES TO ThE ACCOUNT5
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 hlARCH 2025
Grants payable are payments made t¢ third parbes In the luthtrrance of the charitable oblecllve5
of the trust. The grants afe accounted for where allher the trustees have 89reed lo pay the grant
without cond1tic￿ and the r6cipierit h85 a reasonable expecl8llon tho1 they will receivg th& grant, or
any condltson attachinu to th8 grant is oulside tho control of Ihtr trust.
3.10
Investments quoted on a recognlsed stock exchange aro v•lu•d Bt market value al thè ￿ar end.
3.11
The PTepar3tlon of the fingn¢lal statements requlm managem#nt to mako ludgements. eslmates
and 8ssumpllon$ that affect thè amount reported. k¢ounting ostimBt8s and ossumpuons are
mede ¢oncarning th8 future and. by their naiure, will rBrdy equal tho rèlaled 8Ctual outcomè.
Th8se estim8t•s and jthl9em8nls are conllnualty revlewed and 8re based on •xp8riencè and olhgr
factors, including 6xpectsllon8 of future events th81 ara bellevad to be re8$onable undèr the
circum8lanGè9.
3.12
Flnoncial liabllilas ond equlty In8trum&nts are das$lflod accor¢llng to the sub81ance of the
contracluol arrangemènt entered into.
Deblors and Credito￿ with no Slated Inl8re81 rate and r8c81vable or payable wrthln one year are
recor(Igd al Iransa¢Uon price. Any losse5 arf5ing frorn Imp8lmient are recognlsed In the proflt and
IoB8 &¢counl In other admln18lrati￿ •xpen8e¥.
Loan8 and borrowlngs ar• InI￿allY re¢trJnlsod al Iransactlon pMeA IncludlrrfJ Iran88clion cosls.
Subsequenily. they ar8 measured al #mortlsed cost using the effacts've inl¢rest rale mèthod, le55
ImpAlrn)ent. If an awongernenl ¢on8tltute8 8 flnonce Iran8adon il 18 mèa8ur8d al present valuè.
In¥••tment A•8•ts
Quot•d Inv••trn•nt•
2025
2024
Market valuo brought lonward
Additions
D15posals
Nat reallBodlUnreallsed Inve81menl galn8111088esl
4,191,984.52
(116,163.251
Inv••tm•nt• Ll•t•d on • r•¢owl•od •tock •xch*ng0
4.075,821.27
Invg•tm•nlg •t MJr*•t V•lu•
Compfl*•d:.
2025
2024
Equill
Flxad Interest ¥gcurlUeB
2.988,843.27
1,08e,978.00
4,075,821.27
All investm8nls are carrl8d at their falr value. Inveslmenl In ￿Uld8S and fixed interèst securilios
are all traded in quotad publlc markgts. Hol¢Jlngs in comnbjn inv881m¢nt fund8, unrt Irusts and
opèmnded invo$tment cornpanles are 8t the bld prieA. The bas1$ ol lair value for quoted
Investments Is &Julval8nt to the market value, using the bld price. Asset sales end purcha8es are
recogni5ed ot the dale ol trdde at cost (that is thelr transactlon value).

MICHAEL KIRK AfrID NOREEN BLYTH¥4HITELOCK CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
D•btors and Prèppym•nt•
2025
2024
Dividends Receivabl&
others
Cr•dltar*: Amourrts Falllng Du• Wlihln On• Y￿r
2025
2024
Legèl And Admlnlslrolion Fees
Inv88tment Managemènt Fees
Audit Fe85
13,399.20
7.211.43
3,900.00
Ti•n*octloM Imth Tru•t•••
No Tru8le•18 or has be&n •ntlUed to any fee or 8g19ry l£nll 2024)
No TfUSt¢o& w8r• r•imbur8e(I lor Irovel expenws l£nS120241
Thare woro no tron8actlon8 wlth Tru8t••8 or connethd person8 l£nll 20241
Wllfrld Vèmor-MSles IB a Trustee ol th• Foundalkjn 8nd allo a proNt 8h8rlng Memb•r of Flunt•r8
L8w LLP. Pro￿&bon Is Includ•d In the accounls for Hunt8rs lo rec¥fva fe83 01 £32.500 plu8 VAT for
ieaal, s8cretsrlal and •Jmlni8tratlon 8ervl¢e8 l£nil 20241.
Durtng the y••r the FouThJatlon pald £1.456 lor Tru8ts• Indemnlty In8uranc•.
Durlng the year th* Foundallon made a donation of £10.000 to Raclno to Relat•. a charlty of
there arè common Tru$l¢es.
An¥ly•l• ot In¢omlng R•iour¢••
2025
2024
Inv••tm•nt Incom•
Interest on Bonds. Gilts & Loan Not8S
Dlvld8nds on UK Equiti•$ & Unll Trusts
Foroign Savings Interest
D￿ldÈnds on Europaan Equllles
Dividen¢Js Dn US Equibtrs
Dividonds on Global Equiti88
Interest on Bank Deposits
5.117.67
5,146.91
0.00
10,694.79
1,555.50
204.28
8,690.69
4.31
L•gacl•• and Dorwtlon¥ R•c•lved
2025
2024
The e8t8t¢ of Michael Klrk BlytNWhlt91ock
4,346.517.80
6.000.th9

hllCHAEL KIRK AND NOREEN 8LYfH-WHITELOCK cHAR￿ABLE FOUNDATION
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
FOR THE YEAR ENOED 31 MARCH 2025
Anaty•l• of ReBour¢•s Expend•d
2025
2024
Charlt•ble A¢tMth¥
DonationB
Lagal and Admini8lr8llon F988
Audit fe&s
50,000.IMI
39,000.00
3,900.00
92
Cost of RJl•lng Fund•
2025
2024
Invastrnent Mang9gmenl fees
Insurance
Custody Fo08
Bank chary88
16,911.93
1,456.00
140.50
15.00
Don•tlon•
2025
2024
Brillsh Hearl FoundalK>n
Cancer R¥$&grch UK
Dogs Truat
Racing lo Relat•
R8clng Weltsre
10.000.00
10,000.00
10,000.00
10.000.00
10.000.00
Tht Foundalon ¢m￿oYed no Btaff during tho year •nded 3181 March 202S12024- r￿ne)
Audll co•t•
The total anN)unl payoble for th• audll of thè Foundallon's accounts Is £3,250 plus VAT
l£nil In 20231241-
Durlng the year thè FoundAllon'8 audltor ¢h•ng•d from Burgess Hodgson LLP to Burge
HodgBon Audrt Limitèd following a charwJe In Ihe legal struc￿￿ of ihe audll flrm. The r8sp)nsiblo
Indiv¥JU￿ remains the sam&.