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TREASURER’S REPORT – FRIENDS OF BURNHAM-ON-SEA WAR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 2022/2023
Please find attached copy of the accounts for the year ended 28/2/23.
I am pleased to report that the Accounts show that we continued to retain our ability to support the hospital with some of the general ongoing expenditure for the good of patients and staff alike. This is at the core of the purpose of our organisation.
Prior to expenditure on hospital equipment, we recorded a very small net deficit for the year of £176.24 – effectively a break even position. Income was reduced by 21% on the previous year, mainly reflecting the loss of substantial donations we had received from the Ritz Social Club in 2021/22, which were not repeated as our status as their charity of choice for the year had ended. We still received their support with quiz nights throughout the year and we also continued to receive support in the form of donations from other local organisations, reflecting the importance of the local hospital to our community. In addition during the year, we received legacies totalling £10,230, which after expenditure on the hospital of £12,261.60 resulted in a small reduction in our overall funds of £2,207, leaving a still very healthy balance of £185,367. It was very pleasing to see the continuation of our community events, particularly the popular coffee mornings during the year, for which we remain grateful to the Methodist Church for the use of their facilities. These events not only help to raise valuable funds, but they are also an important part of the social fabric of our town for many of our residents. We were also able to resume our popular annual parties in March and September at Brean Country Club, and again we are grateful to the owners for their ongoing support in allowing the use of their excellent venue.
We provided equipment to the value of just over £12,200 to the hospital during the year which meant that our cash balances remain very strong. We remain ready, willing and able to support any major projects as required by the Hospital to further enhance its services to our local community and indeed have agreed to help fund major expenditure in relation to the refurbishment of the conservatory and nurses areas as well as the provision of much needed additional storage space during the coming financial year. I am delighted that we continue to have the wherewithal to assist and this remains our primary objective as a charity.
In addition to the equipment we have continued to support “added extras” such as the newspapers, support at Christmas for the patients and staff and the continued provision of a vending machine for the visitors to the MIU.
Income was maintained mainly through the return of the events and coffee mornings, as well as reasonable levels of subscriptions and donations. Clearly the cost of living increases have an effect on all charities, as people generally have less disposal income, but we remain grateful for the continued support of the local community.
We remain very lucky to have an active committee and volunteer pool that contribute to making craft items for sale and helping to run events. As with most voluntary organisations, much of the work falls on a few and any help that anyone is able to give would be most welcome.
On the expense side, we continue to look carefully at all items of general expenditure in terms of value for money and have again managed to maintain expenses at a stable level, whilst supporting the patients and the staff during the last 12 months.
I would like to personally thank all of the Committee for their continued hard work over the past year both on behalf of our hospital and for their support of me. All committee members play an
active role at committee meetings, ensuring the charity remains well run and in a position to support our hospital as and when required.
In summary, we remain in a very strong financial position and have the ability to continue to provide equipment and support to our wonderful hospital for the foreseeable future.
Jon Cooper – May 2023
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FRIENDS OF BURNHAM-ON-SEA WAR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 28th FEBRUARY 2023
| FUNDS AT 28/2/22 Cash at Lloyds TSB Bank - Current Account RECEIPTS See Separate Schedule LEGACIES (See Note 1 Below) PAYMENTS See Separate Schedule Hospital Equipment FUNDS AT 28/2/23 Cash at Lloyds TSB Bank - Current Account Cash at Lloyds TSB Bank - Fixed Term Deposit |
2023 £ 187,575.71 187,575.71 £ 17,829.95 £ 10,230.00 215,635.66 £ 18,006.19 12,261.60 30,267.79 £ 185,367.87 0.00 185,367.87 215,635.66 |
2022 £ 155,914.62 155,914.62 |
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| £ 21,611.47 £ 24,973.37 202,499.46 |
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| £ 12,293.81 2,629.94 14,923.75 |
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| £ 187,575.71 0.00 187,575.71 |
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| 202,499.46 |
Note 1
2021/22 Mr W E Warwicker £24,973.37 2022/23 Mrs FJ Milles £9,730.00, Mrs CM Stone £500.00
FRIENDS OF BURNHAM-ON-SEA WAR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SCHEDULE TO ACCOUNTS FOR YEAR ENDED 28th FEBRUARY 2023
| RECEIPTS Subscriptions and Covenants Donations Donations "In Memoriam" Annual Party Christmas Concert Charity Quizzes Sale of Christmas Cards Sale of Bird Boxes Other Craft and Bric-a-Brac Sales Coffee Mornings Craft Cards Pin Badge Sales Sundry Income PAYMENTS Christmas Expenses Staff Food and Vouchers (Christmas/Easter) Liability Insurance Newspapers For Hospital Annual Party Vending Machine Rental Just Giving Membership AGM Costs Stock (Christmas Cards) Website Costs and Zoom Craft Items and General Kitty Raffle Prizes for Events New IT Hardware Pin Badges Purchases |
2023 £ 1,737.00 3,426.97 1,967.57 5,092.30 0.00 463.20 318.00 554.00 1,044.78 2,858.23 299.10 48.00 20.80 17,829.95 2023 £ 3,700.00 0.00 645.00 2,419.60 3,797.00 1,327.46 216.00 100.14 180.00 175.06 1,500.00 322.31 856.28 2,767.34 18,006.19 |
2022 £ 2,027.00 11,519.55 1,507.05 1,798.00 473.00 372.50 336.00 717.00 765.11 1,615.26 481.00 0.00 0.00 21,611.47 |
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| 2022 £ 3,403.55 1,200.00 614.00 2,554.50 885.50 2,000.70 216.00 0.00 450.00 349.38 500.00 120.18 0.00 0.00 12,293.81 |
FRIENDS OF BURNHAM-ON-SEA WAR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
STATEMENT OF ASSETS & LIABILITIES AS AT 28th FEBRUARY 2023
| ASSETS | 2023 | 2022 |
|---|---|---|
| £ | £ | |
| Lloyds TSB Bank - Current Account | 185,367.87 | 187,575.71 |
| Equipment As Valued By The Committee | 849.00 | 276.00 |
| Stock of Pin Badges/Christmas Cards (At cost) | 1,788.00 | 880.00 |
| TOTAL ASSETS | 188,004.87 | 188,731.71 |
The Freehold Property known as "The Peter Holmes Annexe" is also held in the name of the Friends. This is leased to the Hospital and the value of the property is unknown.
| LIABILITIES Commitments for Hospital Equipment |
£ 80,000.00 |
£ 1,750.44 |
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