m)￿rat Davles Charfty
Contgnts of th• Finaneiwl Ststement•
lorthe Y•ar Ended 6 Aprfl 2023
Reference and Admlnlstratlv8 Detalls
Report ofthé T￿￿tee5
2 to 4
Report ofthe Independent Audltors
S to 8
Statement of Flnanclal Activities
Balance Sheet
10
Nrte3 to tho Fln•nclal Statements
11 to 18
Detalled Statemgnt of Flnanclal Actlvltlgs
19 to 20

r•t Davkn c￿rffy
R•lgrence and Adminl8tratlve Dotslt8
lorthe Year ErKled S Aprfl 2023
TRUSTEES
D Davies Chair
Dr D F Balsom
DrJ D Lewis
T Wlliams
Mrs E M Gdbey
PRINCIPAL AODRESS
PFa5 Dolerw
Miword Road
Powys
SY16 2EH
REGISTERED CHARITY
NUMBER
235589
AUDITORS
Morgan Gfiffiih5 LLP
Ch8rtered Accountsnts
Stsiulory AudiloT
Cross Chambers
9 Htgh Street
Newtown
SY16 2NY
BANKERS
HS8C Bank Pk
The Cross
1 Broad Street
Powys
SY162LX
INVESTMENT F￿NAGERs
Ralhbones Group PLC
8 Finsbury Circus
London
EC2M 7AZ
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ntsryar6t Davlo8 Charlty
RgPQrt of th• Tru¥tseB
forth? Year Ended S Aprfl 2023
The trustees present th￿r report wf(h the financial statements of the charity for the year ￿ded 5 April 2023.
The trustees have adopted the provisions of Accounting and Reporting by Charities: Statement of
Rewmmended Practice applicable lo charities preparing their accounts In accordance with the Finanual
Reporting Standard applicable in the UK ané Republic of Ireland IFRS 1￿2> {effective 1 January 2019}.
OBJECTIVES AND ACTIVITIES
Objectlvos and alms
The Iruslees confim) that they have referred to the guidance contained in the Charity Commission's general
guidar￿£ on wblic ber￿t when reviewing the Charity's aims and objectrves and in *nning future activities
and settlng the grant maknrwJ poI￿Y forthe year.
The Charity carries out these objectwes by paying grants at the Trustee's discretion for chariiable purposes to
organisalion8 whkh benefft the people of Wales and to other registered charities (based mainly in Wales) for
the benefrt of the following-.
. Tr visual arts
- The perforrning arts
. EdL￿alon
- Health & Socigl
- ProvisIc￿ fcf youth
Projects that were Start￿ by the sisters, or insplred by them. would seem e5pecialty apprwate for
donations.
Grantmaking
The Iwslees make charitable grants lo organlsatlons ￿lch benefft the people of Wales and lo other
charitable or9anisations wh¢ch are mainty Welsh.
ACHIEVEMENf AND PERFORMANCE
The charity has succeeded in awarding grants amounlkng lo £331,794 12022 £231,285} whiGh have been
funded frcth irKome recewed from investrnents forlhe year of£258.231 (2022 £220.719).
The Sl*ment of Finanoal Actwities shows a dthil in the net movement of funds for the year of £1,100.949
12022 surplus £593,482), and the general fund stands at £9,279.40412022 £10.380,3531.
The trustees have made a4vards of grdnls in the year in aCcOrdar￿ with the ob]ectNes ofthe tharity.
The tharity's wholty owngj subswjiary 1Oklsh T(AYn Planning & Housing Trust Ltd reported a rtet1088 for the
year of £115 {2022 £172 bss).
FINANCIAL REVIEW
Principal fundlng source5
The charities main source of inDJme is provKled from income generated on Its investment portfor￿. Realised
ins of equrfi85 sold ore reinvested in equiiies in the investment portfotio to promote further income.
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Ilaryar¢¢ D•vle8 Ch#rfty
Report ofthe Tnwt•e8
for thè Y•ar Ended 5 Awll 2023
FINANCIAL REVIEW
Investment policy and objeGtlves
The objectwe of the Dawes Charity's endowment funds is to mairtan a balance betr￿n the achievement of
capital appreGBtion and the provis¢on of a reasonable level of income so as to maintsin thg real v*ue of that
income.
The trustees of the Davles Charity's endowment funds have aceepted a medium lo h￿h degree d risk for
their investment portfolicL8.
The re8ponsibilty of the day to day management of the charivs investment assets ￿S wflh the Rathbone8
Greenbank who have discretionary managemenl powers with effect from 14th January 2022 under the
established investment ￿lIcY agreement which was eslablished by the charity on the 8th May 2012 and
updated folknvlng a revlthv on the 16th September 2022.
The appointrnent of the investment manager Is on a discretionary basis. Accordingly the investrnent manager
accepts responsibility on a continuing basis for takirvJ investmnt acti¢M as and when apwpriate in
accordance with the Investment Policy.
Reserves pollcy
The Injslees hold the capitsl element of the ortginal end￿ent together wlh the accumulatton of ca*1
gains in order to generate income to provKle funds lo make charitable contributions in acts)rdance with ts
Trust Deed. Thls18 considered to be necessary as the charity has no fund raising capacity.
trustees will maintain a reseNe equlva￿nt to slx months incotr* in order to meet management and
adminbstration expenses as they a￿￿e and lo be in funds to meet d￿ritable eypenditure. The trustees moni
the Situalion at their biannu81 meetirgs.
The ￿Ve1 of free reseNes at the year is £9,191.99212022 £10,322,374}.
FUTURE PLANS
The Truste8s and the new Director have been workiny lo update and modemi88 the Charitys pOI￿leS,
systems, procedures and grant-making processes, with the objective of becoming more efftient and
better-ttying ts most eff&twe grantees.
The Trustees continu810 meet at least1h￿ times a year to deLide on grants and agree on future strategy.
STRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMEiir
Govemlng documgnt
The Margaret Davies Charity {al80 known as The Gwendoline and Margaret Davies Charity) was conslilLrted
by a Twsl Deed in 1934 and is a registered tharity.
The Trust Deed Irrevocab￿ dedicated in perpetuity for charlable purposes all investments hekl by or
transteTred to the trustees on behall of the charity.
Recrultment and appolntment of new trustees
Trustees have the power to appoint a¢klilional trustee8 as they consider it approprfate to do so. The charity is
organised sc that the trustees m8et four ￿rneS a year to manage ib affair3. wf(h the routine management of
Is affairs being dealt with by the Chaimlln. The Por￿ of offi¢e for Injstees is open, and the Tn￿t Deed
stsles that the total number of tn￿tee5 shall not exceed fNe.
Organlsatlonal structure
The organwlion employs one person to cany out day to day operations, reporting lo the Chairman. The key
management personnel are the board ofTnBtees who receive ￿ remunerath)n.
Inductlon and tralnlng of new trusteeg
Trustees have been chosgn for their knowledge and experience of charty work over the years and through
the nature of their app)inlments undergo continuous profegsional development.
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Maryaret Davtès Charlty
Report of the Truslees
forlhe Year Ended 5Aprll 2023
STRUCTURE. GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
Related parties
The chaiity has a wholly owned subsidiary, Welsh Town Planning and Housing Trust Limited. In accordance
with the Chanlies Act reqoirements lor groups. consolidated accounts have not been prepared because Ihe
group income is Ixlow £1.000.IX4].
The charity operates in Ihe same building as another charity. The Vronhaul Iuandinaml Charity. The tNstee8
of Maruarel Davies Charity are the same as The Vronhaul ILlandinaml Charity.
STATEMENT OF TRU5TEES' RESPONSIBILMES
The Iwstees are responsible for prepanng the Rewrt of Ihe Trustees and the finan￿al statements in
acwrdance wth applicable law and United lQngdom Acu)unling Standards {Uniled ￿ngdoM Generally
A￿pIed A(￿￿nIng Praclicel.
The law applicable to charities in England and Wales, the Charities Act 2011, Charity (Accounts and Reports)
Regulats'ons 2008 and the provisions of the trust deed requires the Injslees to prepare financAal statements for
each financial year sthich give a true and fair view of the stale of affairs ol the tharily and of the incoming
resources and application of resources, induding the income and expenditure, of the chanty for that periuj. In
Preparing Ihose finanaal slalements. the Iruslees are requirEd lo
Select suitable accountiiig polieAes and then apply them consistenuy.,
observe the rnelhods and princA￿eS in the Charity SORP,.
make judgements and esb"males that are reasonable and prudent.,
prepare the financial slalements on the golng con￿￿ basis unless il Is inappropriate lo presume Ihal Ihe
charily will contsnue in business.
The trustees are ￿SpOnSible for kee￿.ng proper accounting records ¥thich disdose wilh reasonable accuracy
al any time the financial of the eharit!. and lo enable them lo ensure that the finanoal stslements
comply with the Charits'es Act 2Q11, the Charity (Accounts and Reports) Regulatrons 2008 and the provisions
ol the tru31 deed. They are also responsible for safeguarding Ihe assels ol the charity and hence for taking
reaSOna￿e sleps forthe prevenbon and detection ol fraud an(J olher irregularities.
Approved by (¥der of the board of trustees on 8 Decernker 2023 and signed on rts behalf by..
D tlavie5- Trustee
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R•port rfth• hMk￿dOnlAUdIt0rn to th• Tn•ts•• of
Oplnlon
We have audltejj the finan¢•l kI￿re1 D•v4¥ Chaiity (the 'dwiil) fry the year endfyJ
5 April 2023 whith the Statement cl FirMrml Pdplibes. the BaL4nce Sheet ald notes to th8
financHI statements, indud1￿ a suwffiary cl signifKant xcounling pdKi95. The financkql rewting
framework that has been applied in their Preparati¢￿ is aP￿￿Obkn t•v and United Kirythm Accounting
Stand8￿ (Un*ed lQngthTh Genefalty Acceplwj AccLwitry Prn¢l￿¢).
In our opin¢on the finana81 statements..
gi￿ a true and fair vithv of the st* (* the allair8 a¥ at S A￿1[ 2023 and d its inc>)mir4J re¥our
and applKalK>n of resww, for the year end6g..
and
. hwe preparad in •xordancewith ofts Charitie• 2011.
B￿￿8 for oplnlon
We conducaed our aLwJtt in 8C¢(xdan￿ 7Arfth Intem8twal St8rthrd¥ M Auditlng {UKI (ISA8 {UKII And
applicable I￿. Our responslbilitie¥ urKlar those slandards are further desul￿ in the Auditors,
rgsponsojititw for th8 aLvJbt (rf th& fttwndal statthne￿ Sect￿ crf our rewt. We are independent of th8
charity in ￿?￿larKe with tha ethiG81 requirements that are relevant lo our audit of th& financial sla18r1￿nts in
the UK. including the FRC* EthKal Standth. ar•J we have luffilled our othér ethlcal re8ponsibilrt￿8 in
rLcordance with these requirem8nts. belle¥e that tho awjit we h8¥a obtained 15 BLrffictht and
apwopriate to provvje a basil for wr cynion.
Condwdlom ftl•tlng to golng ¢onc•m
In auditing the financial statenth. have 0)nd￿1￿J the truste88' uso of ￿ golThJ L¥)nwn bosis of
8a8ed on the work we haw perfomied, ￿ ha￿ I￿1 identff￿j any matwial uncwtsinlies rel8tlrvJ to e¥enl8 or
¢onditton8 th8t. Ind1￿￿81￿ Of cdledNdy, rTW C•St sKJnffKant ¢￿Ubt on the chartys abiltty to continue 33
golng for a period ol at least t*￿ rThJrth• frcffi financial statwner)ts we author18ed for
Our re8pon81bilst*$ and the respwbillhx ol the trustees wth rw to goirwj v)nc4m are descnbed in thè
relevant ofthk8 reFwJrt.
Other Inforniatlon
Tho Iru8lee$ are rew81ble for the thr infcffl)th. Th dher infixTh￿tiOn c<Mnprises the infCm8t￿ft
widuded in the Pmnual R•wl. cther than rmand￿ s1thn￿ ond (w Rap¢Mt of the lryJgp¢nd•tt Audit
thereon.
Our opinion on the financi81 statwrnnts does th¢ and, except lo th• oxlent
otherwse e>plKitly stated In our rewt, V•* ¢$) ncA exprnss frym of assurnnce cL￿dus￿￿ thernon,
In connection with (wr atKIit al Ihe financlal statrnty ￿Jr ks to r•J thr Infom￿ and,
Ikjing so. consKler whether the InfomHti￿ is mateiialty inconsistent with the financial statements or
our knOw￿dge obtsined in the audrt lx CA￿p￿i5e appears to be Material￿ mwtated. If we Klentfy such
material inconsistenaes or apparent mateiial mis*8￿. we Nuired lo detemiine whether this gfve8
iise to a material in Ihe financial staterrnnts If. based on ￿ work we have
perfom)&4. we conclude thal there is a mawial mi55tstement d th￿ (rther irrforrnalion. we are Nulred to
M•tters on Y*hich ar• requlrod to rewl ty eX￿ption
We have nothiThJ lo rep>Jl in respfya of the folkwng fflatets whern the Chaiiii8s lAC￿nts and Rep￿ts)
Regulation5 2008 requwes us to rewt lo Y￿ rf, in our opin¥)n.'
the In1￿1￿￿7 9Nen in the Rep(xt of the Tn*tees is irthn5i8tenl thi any maknal resped with the financial
ststements.. tx
. suffKtent actounting recuds not been keFI
. the finanGial statements are in agreement wth accthmty reccrts and retum3'. or
we have not r￿e1Ved all the Inft￿nthn and ewanatvxts require frKour audit.

Report ofthe Ind•p6ndènt Audltorn to t￿ Tn•tse# of
Margaret Oavle8 Charlty
Responslbllltles of trustees
As explainèd more fully in the State[￿nt of Tru5tees' Responsibilities, the trustees are responslble for the
preparation of the financk81 slalements whtch give a true and fair v¢8w, and for such intemal Gontrol as the
trustees deteThnine is necessary to enable the prepardtion ol financral slalements that are free from material
misstatement, whether due to fraud Of ermr.
In preparing the financlal 8tat*nent8, the trustee8 awe responsible for assessing the ¢hartys abilty to
continue a8 a going concern. di8c108ing. as applicable, matters rgloled to going concern and uslng the going
concam basls of accountlng unless the trustees either intend to liquidate the charlty or to cease operations, or
have no reatiSt￿ altematNe bul lo do so.
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Reportof thè Indopond9ntAudltors to th• Tw8tee• ol
Margar•t Davle8 Chartty
Our responslbllltle8 forthe audlt of the Ilnanclal ststements
We have been appointed as aLKlitors urKler Seclion 144 of th8 Charibes Acl 2011 and report in acC￿anCe
wbth the and relevant regulations m8d8 or having effect thereunder.
Our oblectNes are to obtain reasonable assuranc8 Sbout whelhér the financial statemènts as a whole are free
from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or ermr, and to issue a Report of the IndeFendent Auditors
that Includes oyr opinion. Reasonable assuranco is a high level of a$5urance, but 1$ not a guarantee that an
audit conduded in accordance with ISAS {UK) will thays detect a moterial misslatemant when it exists,
Misslatemenis can arise from fraud or orror and are considered material if, IrKllwdually or in the aggregate,
they could reasonabty be eypected to Influence the economic decisions of users taken M the ba818 of these
financi81 statements.
The extent to whlch our procedure8 are eapabK8 of detecting Irrngularitie8, Includlng fraud 18 datslled bekm..
Our 8ppro8ch to Ktenlfying and 8$8e88ing the rhks of material misstalamnt in re8p¢¢I of irregularilles,
In¢ludlng fraud and non<ompllan¢?wlth law8 and regulations, was 88 follows..
-the engagement partner ensured that the engagement team collectively had tho appropriole comwence,
capabilit108 and 8kllls to identify or recognise non<ompliance with applicable laws and regulallon8.'
we identified the law8 8nd regulation$ oppli¢ablg to thg charity through di8CUS8ions wilh m8n8gemant, aThY
from our kncwledge and expertence of the Charty 88clor,'
locused on specific laws and regulations whlth wa con81dered may have a dire¢* matedal effect on th8
ilnanckq5 5ts1emenls or the opèrations of the charity, Including relevant legislallon such as tho Chafkl88 Act
2011, laxalion legi818llon. employment, environmental and hèatth and 8af8ty18913lallon:
8sse888d tha èxtènt of ccmpllance wilh the laws and regulatiC￿8 Identffied 8bovo through maklng
•nqulrle8 of man8gemenl and In8pedno relevant corresponden￿.
We assessed the 8usLxptibilty of the ch8rity'8 finandal stsl¢mont8 lo matertal mis¥tatemnL irthdlng
obtaining an under8t8ndlng of h¢)w Iraud mlght occur, by..
aklng enqui￿98 of managemgnl as lo where they con8id8rod th8r8 w88 SU8ceplibilty to fraud, their
knowledge ol actual, 8U8PgCted and allegad fraud..
on$ldering the Inlemal control8 in pthe to mitigate risks of fraud and non<0mplia￿ wlth lth¥J and
regulatKJns.
To addre88 the riBk of fraud through man•gemenl blas ond ovethde of conlroLry, we..
erfomied analyts'cal PTttedure$ lo Identify any unu8U81 or unexpethd relalion8hip$'.
49vithved nomSnal ledgers and leBled ￿uMa1 entries reports to Idantty unusual Iran$a¢tlon8',
ssessed whether judgements a88umptlon8 mode In detem)inlng the ary￿untIng eBtimale6 were
kndl¢allv8 of potentLg1 blo8.
In re8pon8e to the risk of irregulariti88 and non<ompllan¢e wRh I￿8 and rogulatlon8, we designed
pro￿￿￿r¢S whKh Included, bul were not Ilmw to..
greeing financial stalen*nt di8closures to undedylNJ 8UPPOrting ￿￿￿mentalIOn',
-reading the mbnutes of meellng8 of those chaffjed with govemanc8',
-revlth¥ing COTrespondon¢e with HMRC.
There are inherent Ilmtslion8 in our audit prowJure8 described above. The more rwnoved that laws and
regulations are from financial Iran8action8, the less Ilkely il 18 that we would become aware of
non<ompliance. Audf(ing standards also Ilmll the audit procedures requlred lo Ident￿ non<ompliance with
I&v8 and regulations to enquiry of the Irustea and other man8goment and the inspection of regulatory and
al corresponderKe, if ￿y.
Materfal mlsslatements that arise due lo freud can be haTder to detect than those that gri8e from error as they
may involve dellbefate ￿nCe*1Ment or collu510n.
A further descrip￿n of our responsibilit￿$ for the audit of the finanGval 5taterrtnts is located on the Financial
Reporting Cou￿11.5 website at wwA¥.fr¢.org.ukJauditoTsresponSibilil￿5. This descrption fomis part of our
Report of th? Independent Audit¢Jrs.
P¥gè 7

R•port ofth• Ind•p•nd•ntAudftorn to thg Tru¥tee¥ of
Maryaret Da¥le8 Charfty
Use of our report
Thi5 report is made solely to the chariirfs trustees, as a boty. in accordance wth Part 4 of the Charit*s
IAccounls and Reports) Regulations 2008. Our audit work has been undertaken so that we might stale lo the
¢hariVs trustees those matters we are required to stale lo them in an auditors. report and for no other
Pu￿05e. To the fullest ext￿1 pemitted by law, we do not accept or assume respon$bi ilty to anyone other
than the charity and the charitls truslee8 as a ljody, for our audit wort for this reporL or for the opinions we
have fomied.
Morgan Grilffths LLP
Chartered Accountants
Statutory Auditor
CrD&8 Chambe
9 High Street
Pcy•VyS
SY162NY
8 D&ember 2023
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hlaryarot Davl•s Charlty
ststement of Fln8nel*l ActlvlW•¥
for thè Y•4r End•d S Aprfl 2023
SA.23
Unrnstrfet•d
fund
5.4.22
Tolal
ndB
Notes
INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS FROM
Irwestment income
Other income
258,231
220,719
123
Total
220.842
EXPENOITURE ON
Ralslng funds
Investment managèmènt C08ts
64,830
44,167
44,187
Charltabl• •¢tlvltl
Awarding Gran18
Education of the public In the Art•
384,476
116
266,425
123
Totsl
419,421
310.715
Net gain81{I￿SejI on Investments
{939.874
883.355
NET INCOMEIIEXPENDITURE)
11,100,949)
593,482
RECONCIUATION OF FUNDS
Tolal fund8 Ixought forward
10,380,353
9,786,871
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
9,279,404 10.380,353
The nobs fomi wt OfItr￿ finanool stat•m•nts
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Margafei Davies Char6ty
Balance Sheet
5 April 2023
5.4.23
5.4.22
Unrestrficled
fund
Total
bjnds
Notes
FIXED ASs￿s
Tangible assets
Investments
905
86,507
1.357
86.622
87.412
87.979
CURRENT ASSErs
st¢Jd(s
Debtors
Investments
Cash al bank and in hand
10
1.525
6.836
9.045.712
208,513
1.640
105,502
9,738.672
550,368
12
9262,646
10.396.182
CREDrroRS
Afflounts falling due within one year
13
(70.6541
173,8081
CURRENT ASSErs
9,191.992
10.322.374
TOTAL ASSEfs LE55 CURRENT
UABILMES
9.279,404
10.410.353
CRED￿oRs
Amounts falling due after more than one year 14
130.0001
N￿AssErs
9.279.404 10,380.353
FUNDS
UnTEStncted fund5"
General fund
15
9,279,404
10.380.353
TOTAL FUNDS
9,279.404
10,380,353
The financial 5tatefnents were apprDved by the Board ol Tnjslees and aulhorised for issue on
8 December 2023 and were signed on its behalf by..
D Davies- Trustee
The notes fo￿ part olthEse fina￿la1 statement5
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ret Oavl•B Charjty
Notes to th? Flnanclal Slat•m•nts
forth• Year Ended S Aprfl 2023
ACCOUNTING POLICIES
Basts of preparlng the flnanclal Statements
The financial slalements of the charity. which 18 a public ￿fiefit enlty under FRS 102. have been
prepared In accordance with the Charities SORP {FRS 102) 'Accounling and Reportlng ty Charities.,
Statement of Recommended Practice applicable lo charities preparing their accounts in accordance
with the Flnancial Reportlng Stsndard 9pplicable in the UK and Republic of Irelond IFRS 102}
{effectfve 1 JanL&qry 20191,. Flnanclal Reporting Standard 102 The Finanoal Reporting Standard
applie2bl8 in the UK and Republic of IreLqnd' and the Charities Act 2011. The financial statements have
been preparéd undgr the hisl0ri¢81 ¢osl t>)nventkin. w6th th? ex¢eplton of inve8tmenl8 whiGh a
induded al markel value.
The charity has a wholly owned subsidiary, Welsh Tcwn Planning and Housing Trust LimitgJ. In
accordance with the Charit¢e8 Act requirements for groups, consolidated accounts have not been
prepared because the groupls Small.
Incom• r•cognltlon
All Income 18 recrffjnl8ed Sn Ihe Statement of Financi81 Actrvitie8 oncè the charfty has enlillemenl lo the
Income. there18 Sufficlent certainty or recaipl 8nd so li 1$ probablo that the income wi11 be rerefved. and
thé amount of inccme receivable can be m998ured accuratety.
Interest on funds held on depgsit 18 hcluded upon notification of the interest paid or payable by the
Bank. Drvidends are reMgnlsed once the dfvidend has been declored and notfficalion has been
receW of the dividend due. Thi8 is nomally upon nolificalion by our Investment advi50r of the
dividend yiekl of the inv88tmenl portfolb.
Expgndlture ro¢0gnltlon
Llabilili98 are recognésed a¥ èxp8ndllure a8 soon as Ihgre Is 8 legal or constructive obllgallon
commltting the charity lo that expenditure. It h proboblg that a transfer of economic benefilB will be
rwuired in Settlement and the •mounl of the oblloalion can bg measured reltably. Expenditure 18
accounted for on an acKruals bgsi$ and ha8 beon classrfied und&r headlngs that aggregate all c081
related to the category. Where costs ¢annot be directly attributed lo partieul8r headings they have been
allr￿ated lo ac1fv6￿ on • basis Cor￿11¢0nt vAth the of re80ure#.
Grants payable are paymon18 made lo third Parti￿ In furthernnce of the tharitable objects of the
charlty. Provision8 for grants ara made when the Inlènlion to make the grant h&5 been agieed by the
trustee8 at the bi annual meetings held within the financial y88r.
Allocatlon •nd apportlonm•nt of cojts
Support costs have been differentiated bgWn govemarKe costs and other support ¢ost8.
Governance costs comprise of all co818 involvlrtg the public acLounlabilty of the charity and its
compllance with regulati?n and good pracllce. Th8s6 co$1$ Include costs related lo statutory audlt and
18981 fe88 togetherwith support costs relating to trustee 8oard mè6tlng8.
All govgrnarte and 8UPPOrt costs have been apportioned in full to grant makirwJ. There are no costs to
the charity for the aGtivity of 'E(bJcatM?n of th8 publlc In the Arts,.
Costs of ralslng funds
The costs of generating funds ¢on8lst of investment M￿agement fees.
Charttable athltleg
The expenditure on CharItab￿ a￿l¥￿Ie9 Indud8s grants rrHde, govemance costs and 811PPOrt Costs.
Tanglble fix￿ assots
Dep￿Ciall0n rs provided at the foll￿1ng annu￿ rates In order to write off each asset over ils estimated
I lffe.
Comwrter equipment
25% on cost
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ryaret Da¥le8 Charlty
Nots8 to the Flnanclal Statem•rkts- contlnued
forth• Yoar Endod S Aprfl 2023
ACCOUNTING POUCIES- contlnued
Related party exemptlon
The charity has taken advantage of exemptbn. under the terms of Fingncial Roporting Standard 102
The Financial Reporting Standard appliGable in the UK and Republic of Ireland,, not to disGknse related
party tran8action8 With wholly owr￿d subsidlartes wiihin the group.
Taxatlon
The charity is exempt from tsx on hs Charitab￿ 8￿*thIe8.
Hlre purchase and leaslng commllments
Rentals paid under operating lea¥es are charged to the Statement of Finartid Actmties ￿ a straight
lirte basis over the period of the lease.
Pgnsion Costs and olhor post-retirernent benefits
The charity opgrales a defined Gonlribution pension scheme. Conlnl)utions payable to the charity's
pension scheme are charged to the stat￿nt of Financial ktivities in the peiiod lo which they retate.
Flxed asset Investments
The investment in the subsidiary is Stated at the balance sheet date at historThl ¢))st less impaimienl.
Currqnt a$vt in¥e5tm•nts
Listed investmonts are stated at market value al the balance Sh￿ date. Realised gains and losses on
invesbnents. cakulated as the drfference btheen the sales proceeds and their market value at the
start of the year. or subsequent cosL are credrted or Char￿ lo the SOFA in the year of gain or loss.
Unrealised gains and losses representing the m¢)vwnenl in market values during the year are Lvediled
or Gharged lo the SOFA in the year of gain or 105s. Realised and unrealised investment gains and
losses are combined in the Statement of Financial Athities,
Unlisted investments are staled in thg balance sheet at historical cost.
INVESTMEKf INCOME
5.&23
5.4.22
Deposit acccmjnt interest
Llsted investments
Other irwestments
6.287
250,626
1,318
247
219,154
1.318
258.231
220.719
INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT COSTS
SA.23
5.4.22
Portrolm) management
Impaiment losses
54.715
115
43.995
172
54A30
44.167
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ltsry•r¢¢ Davles Charfty
Nots6 to the Flnanclal Ststemonts- ¢ontlnu•d
for the Year Ended 5 Aprfl 2023
GRANTS PAYABLE
5,4.23
5.4.22
Awarding Grants
331.794
231,285
The totsl grants paid to institukns during the year was as follry•VS.'
SA.23
5.4.22
Mis¢elPaneou$ under£5,000
Valley Kids
M.C.R.A.
Canowan Gerdd Wlllam Mathlas
Rekindle
bergorki Ccfflmunity Hall
CwmparG Communty Asswiab'on
MKI Wales Opera
Hcpe House Charty
Elsteddfod Genedlaethcl Cymru
The Aoud Charity
Carers Trust Wales
Tregynon Community Cgnlre
Waks Centre for Inlernationai Affairs
Canolfan Owain Gtynihvr Centre
Plant tyev
Nightingale House Hospice
Wales Millenium Centre
St Paul'$ Famity Cènlre
Brwend ca￿rS
Support Through Courts
Elidyr Communf(ies Trust
Awei Aman Tawe
UPROAR- Wales New Music Ensemble
Brecon Festival of Ballet
Speakers School
I Saints Church, Newtown
Y Neuadd Les
Amazing Grace
Community Foundation
Arddleen & DistrKt
Autistic Minds
Pembroke Frame
Mold Choir
Gellideg Foundatlon Gmup
Jon Egging Trust
134.494
5.000
161.285
5.000
5,000
5.000
5,000
5,000
10.000
5,000
5,000
10.000
5,000
5.000
5.000
5.000
5.000
5.000
s.000
s.000
5,000
5,Q¢JO
5.000
5,000
5,000
6.000
10.000
10,000
50,000
5,OlXI
5,000
5.000
9,800
5,000
331,794
231,285
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M*rprntDavl•• Ctrthrfty
Nots¥ tr> th• Flnancw Sl#t8rnffits.o)nllnued
forth• Y•ar Ended S Awll 2
TRUSTEES. REMUNERATION AND BENEFITS
The trustees all grve freePy (rf their tim& exwiffje witlmxrt any fomi of rwwneralK>n or other
b￿￿fits in kind or CA8h (2022.. £nii).
6.&23
5.4.22
8TAFF COST8
5.4.23
5.4.22
COMPARATIVE8 FOR THE STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTivmES
Unre•trkth3
INCOME AND ENDOYIWS FR(X
220,719
123
Totsl
220,842
EXPENDITURE ON
Ralslng fund•
44,167
44,167
Chafhble actlvltl••
Awardlng Grants
266.425
123
Totsl
310,715
Not gain8 on inNYslrn
683.355
NET INCOME
593,482
RECONCIUATION OF FUNDS
TcAd furds b1rJ￿Jht fryward
9.786,871
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lorthg Yoar Ended S Awll 2023
COMPARATIVES FOR THE STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVMES. ¢ontlnued
fijnd
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
10,380,353
TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
At 6 April 2022 and 5 April 2023
DEPRECIATION
At 6 April 2022
Charge foryear
452
At 5 April 21Y23
BOOK VALUE
At 5 April 2023
At 5 2022
1,357
FIXED ASSEf INVESTMENTS
Shar#s in
group
COST LESS IAIPAIRMEKr
At 6 April 2022
ImpairnEnts
86.622
1115)
At 5 Wil 2023
NEf BOOKVALUE
At 5 April 2023
86.507
At 5 Wil 2022
86.622
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Mats* to th• FlnancL•l Stat¢monl•. contknwd
for the Year Ended S Aprfl 2023
&423
5.4.22
1,$25
1.640
11. DEBTORS: APIOUNTS FALUNG DUE WITrHN OPE YEAR
6.4.23
5.4.22
105.502
12. CURRENT ASSET INVESTMENTS
6A.23
5.4.22
Cost or Market Val￿ at 6.4.22
Idibon8
DI8[￿16
Unre8lised hXse￿q¥rl*
9,738.872
8,380,593
3,362.934
6.361,696
13.166,6061 15.686.562)
1890,3281
702,945
Cogt or Morket value at 5.4.23
9,045,772 9.738,672
9.367294
9,525,4n
UnllBtsd In￿￿nIS arn rxcKded at ¢(*t bac￿8 ts TnjJt￿5. b8liwa that obtalnirvJ 4 Profe￿onal
An•ly•kn of Inv••lmgnts •t IAh Aprll b•i**•n fund•
5.42J
5.4.22
6,816.368
911
1229.493
8,737.811
911
999,950
Unli¥ttyJ inve8lmgnts
Fixed interest securi
9.046.772
9.738,672
Ir￿uded in Ihe 8b(N8. 1rnfo8￿ hekj the United Kirodm) for the Chw £3,466,523 12022
£4.633,104)
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Maryar•t Davlés Charfty
Notss to the Flnanclal Statgments-contlnugd
f￿th9 Year Ended S Aprfl 2023
13. CREDITORS: AMOUNTS FALLING DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR
6A23
5.4.22
Other credito
70,654
73.808
14. CREDITORS: AMOUNTS FALLING DUE AFTER MORE THAN ONE YEAR
5.423
5.4.22
Other creditors
30,000
16. MOVEMENT IN FUNDS
movement
In fijnds
Al 0.4.22
5.4.23
Unrestrkted funds
General fund
10,380,353
11,100,949) 9,279,404
TOTAL FUNDS
10.380.353
11.100,949)
9.279.404
Net MOve￿l in funds. induded in the akne are as follrAvs'.
IncomiNJ
R8sources
Gains and
losses
Movement
I lund5
Unre¥trfGted fund5
General fijnd
(419.4211
(939.8741 {1,100,949
TOTAL FUNOS
258,346
{419N211
1939,874) 11,100,949)
Comparatlves for rnovement In funds
Net
rnovernent
in fvnd$
At
5.4.22
At 6.4.21
Unrestrlcted funds
General fund
9,786.871
593,482 10.380.353
TOTAL FUNDS
9,786,871
593,482 10,380,3S3
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lllaryar•t Davle8 Charfty
Not•¥ to the Financial Statemnts-tontinuod
fof thw Y*ar Ended 5 April 2023
16. P•lOVEMENT IN FUND8 - ¢onlinued
Comparative net rnova￿ in funds, included in Ihe above are as folws..
IncomiThJ
resources
Resources
expended
Gains and
Mmment
in funds
Unrestrlcted funds
General fund
220.842
(310,7151
683.355
593,482
TOTAL FUNDS
220.842
1310,7151
683.355
593.482
16. RELATED PARfi DISCLOSURES
The trustees have irtterests in the foikming chorities who have benefted from grants in the year.
Ofgani8atK)n
ConneclK>n
SA23
5.4.22
MCRA
Or J D Lew$- trustee
2,¢XIO
5.000
During the year Ihg charity paid rent to MCR4 amounting to £2,542 12022 £Z542}. No anount was
(wjtstandirfj at the year end12022 niD.
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Maryar•t D•vle8 Charlty
D•tsii•d StAtèm•nt of Flnandal A¢￿¥5￿•3
for thg Ywr End¥d 5 Aprll 2023
5.4.23
5.4.22
INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS
Investment Income
Dep05it account interest
Listed investments
Other investments
6.287
250.626
1,318
247
219,154
1.318
258,231
220,719
Other Income
Royallws
115
123
Totsl Incomlng resourceg
258A46
220,842
EXPENDITURE
Investment markigement costs
Portfol¢o management
Impainnenl k>5ses for tangible r￿ed as¥ets
$4.715
43,995
172
44,167
Charltabte artivities
Wage8
Pensions
Other operating lea¥e$
Office ￿sts
Book costs
Depreciation of tangble fixed assets
Grants lo institutions
19.600
22.119
315
2,542
2.985
123
452
231,285
2,101
115
452
331,794
357,044
259,821
Support Costs
Managomènt
Marketing
1.149
Financg
Bank charges
90
20
Govemance costs
Trusl8e8' expenses
Auditors, remuneration
Insurance
Accountancy legal fee8
Costs of meeti￿8
285
3.960
1,167
156
740
4,560
978
161
748
6.308
6.707
Th* pag8 does nol fcffii part oftho Sts￿t0ry finawial statsmonts
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Mary8rnt Davles Charlty
Detalled Ststementof Flnaneial Activ6ti•8
for th• Year End•d 5 April 20rJ
5.4.23
5.4.22
Totsl reX￿rCeS expended
419,421
310,715
Net expenditure before galns and Iossgs
1161,075)
189.873)
Reallsed recognlsed galrffj and losses
Reali5ed gainsl{108se8) on investment
assets
149WI
(19.590>
Net expendliure
{210.6211
1109.4631
Thls pa￿ doas not lo￿ partotthe statutory finanrial statemBnts
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