ChaTity tygistration TLumber: 252215
The BO￿or Regis Friends of the Hospitals
Annual ii¢FY)rt aThd Financial StAtements
for the Year Ended 31 October 2￿24

The Bognor Regis Friends of the IlospRtals
Contents (continued)
R¢fer¢nc¢ and Administrative Details
Th￿tees, Report
2to5
Independent Examiner's Report
Statement of Fiaancial Activities
7t08
Balance She
Notes to the Financial Statements
IOto14

The Bognor Regis Friends of thc Ilospitsls
Reference and Administralive Details
Trustees
Mr C Bunker
Mrs l Lawrence
DrN Rowse, tkputy Cbainn
Mr R Beach
Mrs L Bullk"er
Mrs D E Beach
Mr B Knight (Chairnjan)
Mr S Sarnpson
Mrs L Sampson
Miss M Attfield
Mr5 Jacqueline Frances Harsley
Mr ADdrew Vincent
Charity Reg￿t￿tIOn Number
252215
Prlneipal Offiee
BO￿or Regis War Memorial Hospitrdl
SbripDey Road
BogDor kws
West Suss&
P022 9PP
Independent Examiner
N Merridue F.C.C.A.
Matthews Hanton Limited
93 A]dwick Road
Bognor R¢gis
West Sussex
P0212NW
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The Bognor Regis Friend$ of the Hospitals
Trn8tees' Report
The trustees present the annual together with the fmallcial statements of the ctwity for the year ¢ndcd 31
October 2024.
structu￿ governance And matsagtn)enl
￿&￿Ie ofgovÉrnln¥ docwnent
The B￿￿Or Regis Friends of the Hospiials was fornied in 1953 and registered with the Charities Commission
on I st June 1967 (Registration No. ?522151. It fornied as an As%ociatiott under a Set of rul¢s drawTr up at
that titne. It is not a Tnjst th¢refore does not hav¢ wly Trustres, but it is governed by a Coinnlittee
consisting of a Presid¢nt, Secr¢lary, Treasurer al￿ not less than seven and not more than elevell others from
which person8 are selected to be Chairnian and Vice ChaiTman for regular megtings usually held ¢very two
months. For Charity Commission PUTwses the committee members are cia85ed as TrusÉe£s and are th¢refore
refetTed ￿ All this teport and these accounts as TTU5tees ￿eTt appropriate.
Recn4itinenl andoppDiulmeuloffftislees
One third of the mcmbers of the Comrnittee retire w the end of each ADllu￿ General Meeting and are eligible
for re-election. The CoTllfftitle¢ may also elect any memEers of the Frienth to f￿1 vacancies during the year and
for those person5 to hold offic¢ until the u¢x1 AGM. ixew Committee rnembers are sought frorn within the
membership or from m¢￿t¥S of th¢ gen¢rnl public who may be CODSidered (o have an interest in the
organisation.
Indudlon and tralnlng oftr4Meo
Where new commiiiee members are introduc¢d lo th¢ Charty.. th¢y are given Inforn￿tion regarding the duties of
tharity trustees, as per the guidance aYail8ble from the Cbarity Cornmission.
Major risks and managemenl ofthose rlJ15
Risk Manugement
The Committee from time to time assess the rnajor risks lo which the Charity, ma> be exposed and in particular
those related to the op¢rations and financ¢5 of the Charity and will Colltinue to try to ensure that tbe CTrwAty'S
exposure is mitigated.
At each ttvo monthly meeting the Committee Teyiew the financial position of tb¢ Charity with the aid of a
statement from th¢ Treasurer showing income and eN)enditure during the previous period frorn the end of th¢
last financial y¢ar and consider ￿ndraiSing initiatives from iiithjn the CotDmittK or suggestions frorn outsid¢
the org2ni58tion, and: dependent on fullds available: Consider applic&¢ions from the hospital authorities for
¢xpendilure on items for which Cbarity *t up origina]ly.
Objeetlv¢% #Dd activities
Objects und alnA
The Objects of the Charity are to provide patients An the hospital with comforts and amenities inclllditig
facilities, buildings and equipment s11)ich cannot be met through the National Health Service, and also in certain
ircumbtsnccs lo 8ubs¢ribe ioward5 specialised equipment located at other bospirals but which serve the
surroundins ¢0]D￿u￿1tle$.
During the forthcoming year, th¢ Committe¢ will contiRu¢ to consider ftll applications for fimding based on the
above premtses. To that ettd sUbS￿lpt]ons will c¢)Dtinue. fvndrnising through the Annual Fete and other yet lo be
8xranged events will ￿ ¢fftded &$ well &8 the lll(ely receipt of donations from ￿ateFul patients and others.

The Bognor Regis Friends of the Hospitals
Trustees, Report (continued}
Public lfftefil
The ChaTity's wimary actiyity is to fun(Lg available to the Bognor Regi5 War Memorial Hospitsl as and
when the NHS Tn￿ require5 equipment or work5 not covered by the Trust's jurisdiction.
The Trustees confimi that they bav¢ ¢ompli￿ with the requirements of Section 4 of the Charities Act 2011 to
have due regard to the public IKnefit guidan￿ publisbed bv the Charity. Comt￿lOn for England aftd Wales.
The trustees have considered their duty to have regard to the Public Benefjt guidance issued by the Charity
Cornmi55ion in relatiOD to ibe objectiyes and actions of the chaw. The trustees Consider that the charity does
act in a beneficial way to the public and will coniinue ￿ do so.
Acbievernents performanee
The con]mittee has coThtinu¢d to r￿e1Ve and consider many proposltions for iTnpTov¢Tnents and equipment for
the ho4)itd thal are not available through th¢ NHS organisation, and wrtudly ¢*¢ry ¢&8e, after debate, has been
approv¢d witb the bw¢fits being much in evidetK¢ in the h05Pit41. IA]rtng th¢ last 12 tI￿nthS the Lharitj, has
fi￿ded or conmiitted to thndin& aruong5t other projeits:
(a) Nearly £42.000 for two shoCk￿ve therdpy treath)ent a￿j trolleys
O)) Over £14,000 for a ne* bike SIOTe for staff
(c) Nearly £1,200 on Dementia Virwal Experience training for staff.
Across all projects, a total of just over £70,000 h&s been spent and just over £17.500 is commttted for projects
that should be delivered in the 2024-25 vear.
Finalleial review
Pollcy on resenys
The Trustees intend to contiDue maintaining fimds of a mintmum of £lOO.IN)O to enable us to meet Most
requirements without delay and wfiere the NHS Lannot provide. The questiOD of risk to our fi￿dS is eonstantly
before u4 but the difficulty in finding suitable accepthble ahernatives in wbicb to invest is something of which
committee men)bers are always aware and we remain open ts) appropria￿ sensible suggestions.
Prlncipulfundthg Si74re
As mentioned in previous reports. legacies have been the main sourc¢ of substantial income for some years, but
there are indications that these have noiy tailed off and although we have been very fortunate to receive just over
£168,000 in legacies this year, the Charity may not be so lucky in future year5. The Charsty cannot reply on such
gjpport and is therefore reliant on dtTrnatioDS at)d futhislng effoLts for the fjjture.
We have closed our deposit accowits with Shawbr(*ok Baok due to the low interest rntes offere& and have now
open¢d an account wth Flagstone. This ll￿nS that res¢rve5 are now earning a bigh amount of interest.
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The Bognor Regis Friends of the Hospitajs
Trustees, Report (Continued)
chair￿a￿'S Comments
The Y¢￿ started ID a v¢ry positiv¢ with Annual Buffet Iwich provided by the Fri¢Thds for tbe stsff and
vglullt¢£t5 to thank them for the %ryic¢s that they provide it was attended by a member of the Thist who
thank￿ all PreS￿t and drew the Christsnas Raffle for ￿.
Unfortunately w¢ had a rosignation from the TDJStees after some 20 years of their time and a suitrdble
presenlaiion was made at the surnll￿r Fete, th¢ fete this year under the watch￿1 e>'e of R￿￿ell Bcach raised
slightly less than 2023 witb an gross income of £IO,63i.78 less expenses but it was very successfiLI with
perfornwices by the Selsey Shall￿￿)en. Hwis al￿ tbe Suzarll)e School of Dancing.. the gTond draw Mras as
always supported bj the local traders and of cours¢ ￿￿tion sbould be made of Malcolm Gray of Chich¢st¢r
Hospitai radio who gtyes freely of his time and cquipment.
The website has proved to a good investment and thaTtk8 to Lisa is k¢pt up to date.
The tea-bar and Mprd trolley c4)ntinues to flourish UDder the watchful eye of JuTho LavnencE and the Chapel
Gardens continues to look well and Ilourishing undtt the tender care of Mick Lawrence.
We Fove ¢ommitted some £70293 to proje¢ts this year none of which we could not do withoui the support of
the publi¢ in so many N7yS.
I m￿t thank all of the TnLStee's for the time and effort that th¢y put in to make th¢ Committee so succ&ssfvl in
providing the service that do for the patients, staff and visitors.
W¢ have allocated some £4523l.87 10 projects this year. none of whi¢h w¢ ¢ouid manage without the conlinued
support that we r¢ceiv¢.
l Tnust thaDk all th¢ Tru*e¢s and Volv￿C￿S for all that do.
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The Bognor Regis Friends of the Hospitals
Trustees, Report {contiDucd)
ststement of Trustees, R¢ypon3ibilities
The tr￿Stee$ are responsible tor preparing the truste￿. rewrt and the financial statements in acc4)rdance with
United Kingdom Accounting Sthnd2rds {Unl￿d KingdoTn Genernlly Acceptgd Accountiltg p￿Ctice} and
applicablc law and regulations.
The law applicable to charities requires the trnstres to prepare r]nancial stateTn¢nts for each financial y&ar which
give a true atLd f&ir view of the state of affairs of the ch￿il￿ and of the incoming resources and application of
resources of the charity for that period. In weparing these financial ststements. the Intss are r¢quÈred to:
select suitable accounling poliri¢4 and then apply them eonsistently.
observe the methods and principles in the Cbarities SORP:
make judgements alld estimates tbat are reasonable and Twjent"
state whether applicable accounting standards haye ixen followe4 Subject to any material departures
dis¢los¢d and explained in the financial statements; and
prepare the financial statement5 OD th¢ going concern basis unless it is inappmpriate to presume that the
charity will continue in business.
The truste65 are responsil)le for keLTing pro￿ accounting records th￿t disc105e with reasonable accuracy at
time th¢ financial posiiion of the chatity aTHI cnable them u) ensure that the financial thtements comply with th
Charities Act 2011, the Charities (Accounts and Rew)rts) Regu]ations 2008, and the provisions of the
constitution. The trustees are also resp)n5ibl¢ for safeguarding the assets of the cljarity and hence for tsking
dsonable steps for the prevelltion and detKtion of fraud and other irregulariries.
The t￿￿ are resw)nsible for the maintenance and integrity of th¢ COryM)ratr and financial infomation
in¢luded on the charitable compun￿S ￿'ebsIte. Legislation governing the preparation and dissemin&tion of
financial statements may differ from legislation in other jurisdictions.
The annua] rqKPrt was approved by the trustees of the chwity on Z*febFAary 2025 and signed on its behalf by..
Trustee
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Th¢ Bognor Regis Friends of the H05Pltals
Independent ELqminer's Report to the trnstees of The Bognor Regis FrieDds of tbe
Hospit4L8
I report to the trnStees on my examination of the xcounts of The BO￿or Regis Friends of the Hospitals for the
year ended 31 October 2024.
Responslblllties olld ba$1$ of r¢port
A5 the rbarity trustees of The Bognor Regis Friends of the H05Pitals you ar¢ reswnsible for th¢ preparation of
the accounts in accordance with the requiremenrs of the CbarTti¢5 Aci 20111'th¢ Act,).
I wort in respect tsf my examination of the The Bognor Regis Friends of Hospitals's ￿OUnts ¢arried out
under section 145 of the 2011 Act and Tn canving out my examination I hav¢ followed all applicable
Directions givth by the Charity Commission UDder section 145(5Kb) of the Act.
IndepeNdeNt examiner's stHtrment
I have completed nry examination. I collfi￿ that no m&t¢Tial matter5 have corne to my att¢ntion in connection
with the examination giving me cause to believe th81 ID any nMterial
acciyunting record5 were not kept in respect of Th¢ Bognor Regis Friends of the Hospitals as required by
section 130 of the Act. or
2. thE account5 do not ￿0rd with those record8. or
3. the accounts do not colnply with th¢ accoulliillg requirements concerning the form and content of 2CCOllnts
set out in th¢ Charttie5 (A¢¢ounts aTKI R¢ports) Regolations 2008 other than any requirement that the
afjcouT)ts give a '(rne aDd fair Vie￿ whirh is not a matter considered as part of an ind¢pEndent
examEnation.
I have no concerns and have come acro&s no other matrets in connection the examination to which attention
Should be drawn in this report in order to enable a proper undersranding of the ac£ounts to be reach￿.
N Meffidu¢ F.C.CA.
Matthews Hanton Limited
93 Aldwick Road
Bognor Regis
West Sussex
P0212NW
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The Bognor Regis Friends of the Hospitals
Statement of Finaneial Aetivities for the Ycar Ended 31 October 2024
U[E￿trIcted
fuDds
Total
2024
Note
IDcome and Endowments frnm:
Donation5 and legacies
Other trading activities
Investment incorne
185.676
11.437
34.649
185.676
11,437
34,￿9
Total income
23 1,762
2)1,762
Expenditure on:
Raising funds
Charitable activities
Other expenditure
(5,039)
(80J13)
(4.1401
(5,039)
(80,313)
(4,140)
Total expenditure
(89,492)
{89,492)
Net income
142270
14?.270
Net movelnent in funds
142.270
142,270
Reconciliation of funds
Total filnds brought forward
746,177
746,177
Total f￿￿S earried forn?rd
12
888,447
UDre5tritted
funds
888.447
Total
2023
Note
Income and Endowments from:
Donations and legacie5
Other trading activities
Jnvesknent income
26,973
11,198
26,973
11,198
2,444
Total income
40,615
40,615
Expenditure on:
Raising funds
Charitable activities
Other expenditure
Total ¢xpenditure
(3,990)
41,187
{5,053)
(3,990)
41,187
5,053
32.144
32,144
Net income
72,759
72,759
Net movement in ￿ThdS
72,759
72,759
ReeDnciliation of fuDds
Total fvnd8 brought forward
673,418
673,418
Total funds carried fottv￿d
12
746,177
746,177
All of the charity's activities derive from continuing 0￿￿tiOnS during the thjve two periods.
The notes on pages 10 to 14 forni an Inte￿al part of these fin￿claI statements.
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The BogDor Rcgis Fri¢Dd5 of the Hospitals
Statement of Financial Aclii'itiu for the Year Ended 31 Oetober 2024 {¢ontinued)
The fi￿d$ b￿akdOwn for 2023 is shown ID note 12.
The notes OIL pages 10 to 14 fomi att integral part of these fuMicia] statejnents.
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The Bognor Regis Friends (bf the Hospitals
(Registratmon number. 252215)
Balanc¢ Sheet a5 at 31 Oetober 2024
2024
2023
Note
CurreDt assets
Debtors
Ca9h at ba￿k alld in hand
8227
899,055
10
754,993
907282
754,993
Creditors: Amounts flllling due withiTL one year
18,835)
18.816
et assets
888,447
746.177
Fuud5 orthe charity:
Unrestrieted ineome funds
Unrestricted finds
888.447
746,177
Totsl funds
12
888,447
746,177
The fiftanciafi stateTnents ￿ pages 7 to 14 were approved by th¢ trustees, and authoriwl for issu¢ on 28
February. 2025 and signed on their behalf by..
Mr B Knight (
Trustee
hairni
The notes on pagcs 10 to 14 forni an integral pth of these financial stat¢ments.
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The Bognor Regis Friends of the H05Pltals
Nolc5 to the Financial Siatements for the Year Ended 31 October 2024
l Accounting ￿lICI¢S
ststernent of compliance
The fjnaocial stat¢ments bave been prepared in accordance the second edition orth¢ CbaTities Statement of
R#ot)]m¢ndcd Pwtice issued in October .
-019, the Financial Reporttng Standard applic&bk in the Untted
Kingdom atLd R¢public of Ireland (FRS 102) and the Charitie5 Act 901 l.
Bs5is ofprep4r4tio
The Bognor Regis Friends of the Hospitals meets the defmition of a public benefii entity under FRS 102. The
accounts (financial statem¢nts) hav¢ b¢¢n prepattd under the historical cost convention with items recognised at
Cost or transaciion valu¢ unless otherwise stsied in the relevant noiels) to th¢se a￿￿unts.
GoI￿g concerm
ThE InLstrs ¢onSId￿ that there are JJO materia] uncertainti¢5 aE&)ut the c1jar1￿3 abilit5, to continue as a going
concern.
Incorne and eDdowments
Voluntdry incom¢ in¢ludu)g donatiorL% gifts, legacies #TKI grallts that provide core fundxng or are of a general
natur¢ 15 TKogni3ed wl)en the Ch￿ity has entiilemeDi to the incom& it is probable thar the income Mryll be
received and the amouni can be measured with sulTicieDt teliability.
DonttlloA& legacles
Donations and legacies are recognised on a receivable basis when receipt is probable and the arno￿t can be
teliabty measured.
ExpenditllTe
All expenditure is ￿CogniS¢d once thcrc i5 a lega] or consti7￿tive obligation to that cxpcnditure, It is probable
s¢ttiement i8 required and thc amouni con b¢ M%￿Ured reliably. All costs are allocated to the applieablc
expendiwre heading that aggregate similar costs to thai otegory. Where ¢05ts cannot ￿ di￿¢t￿ atiributcd to
particul￿ headings they have been allocated on a E&5iS QOnSiSt¢nt wth the use of re50urce5, with ¢entral staff
¢osis all(Kated on the b￿1$ of tirne 4)ent, and depr￿lation ¢harges allo¢ated on th¢ portion of the ass¢t'$ use.
Other SUp￿)rt ¢osls are allocated based Lm the spre&l of staff ¢05ts.
RoLslngfuAd
These ar¢ iosts inCVTred in attracting voluntary inrom¢. the maJJag¢tnent of investDKpts and those incurred in
trdding 4Ctivilie5 that raise fimds.
Charitsblf ¢xp¢nditure comprises those costs incurred by the charity in the delivery of its a¢tivities and services
for its b¢n¢ficiaries. It includes Ixith cosrs that can be allocated directty to such a￿l￿ties and those costs of an
indirect natrjre necessary to support them.
C83h 8nd Cash equivalents
Cash and cgsh ¢quivalents comprise ¢osh ort hond and ¢ail tysits, and other short-ternj highly liquid
inve$tments that ar¢ readily convertible to a knowij amount of ¢&8h arwj are subject to an insignificant risk of
change in value.
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The Bognor Regis Friends of the Hospitals
Notes to tb¢ Financial Stalements for the Year Ended 31 Oetober 2024 (continued)
Fund structure
Unrestricted in¢om¢ fitnds are general fimds that ar¢ available for use * the trustees discretion in filltherance of
the objectives of the charity.
Where they exisL restricted fjjnds can only k used for pthicuiar restricted Purposes within the objects of the
harity. Restrictions arise when 4xcified by the donor ￿ Mthen funds are raised for particular restrioted
purposes.
2 Inco￿¢ from donations and kgacies
Unrestricted
l¥nds
General
Total
funds
Donations and legacies,.
Donatio￿S from ind7viduais
l£gacies
Regular giving and rapital dollations
Totsl for 2024
16,009
168210
-457
16,009
168,210
1,457
185,676
185,676
Total for 2023
26,973
26,973
3 Income from other trading ¥4ctivilies
Unrestrlcted
nds
GeNero1
Total
fund5
Events income.
Otber events illCOTlle
11,437
11,437
Totsl for 2024
11,437
11.437
Totsl for 2023
11,198
11,198
4 Investtnent income
Lnre5tricted
funds
General
Total
fullds
tnterest r¢eeivable and si]nilar income.
Interest ￿e1Vable on bank d¢positS
34,649
34,649
Total for 2024
34,6A9
34,649
Totsl for 2023
2,444
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The Bognor Regis Friends of the Hospitals
Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 October 2024 (eontinued)
5 Expenditure on ral¥illg fllnds
a) Costs of trnding 4¢tlvitle8
Unrestricted
funds
Gener41
Totsl
funds
Note
Fundraising trading costs.
Fundrnising
5,039
5,039
Total (or 2024
5.039
5,039
Total for 2023
3,990
3,990
Totsl
osts
6 Other ¢xpellditure
un￿StrICt￿l
fullds
General
Total
funijs
Notr
Other Tesources expended
4,140
4,140
Total for 2024
4.140
4.140
Total for 2023
5,053
5,053
7 Tru5tee5 remuneration and expense5
No trustees, nor arty ￿rsOnS connected wtth the1￿ IwY¢ received any Temuneration from the charity during the
year.
No Iruste¢s hay¢ received any reimbursed expensts or any otherbenefits from the charity during the year.
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The Bognor Regis Friends of the Hospitals
Notes to the Financial Statements for the Yegr Ended 31 October 2024 (continued)
8 Taxation
The charity is a registered charity and is therefore exempt from laxation.
9 Debtors
2024
Accrued inco￿¢
8,227
10 Casb and egsh equiY#lents
2024
2011
C&sb at bank
899.055
754,993
11 Creditors: amounts f4lling due iyithin one year
2024
2023
Other creditors
17,665
1.170
7,646
,170
18,835
8,816
Contrined within creditors are the projttt commTtmeDts made by th¢ Comrnitt￿ as at the period eThd which are
vallled at £17,667 (2023.. £7,647). These are ftmtls set aside br specific projects which are funded frorn General
funds.
These project commitments are treated Ls payable within one ￿ear as this i5 the intention. SoTn¢ largw projects
do require approval from the National Heath Authority and therefore CaJL take longer than One year. but the
Conllnittee do not E¢lieve that this distinction is rnaieTiall)' televant to the fmancial statements.
12 Funds
B4lallce xt I
N0Vern￿r
21)2J
coming
resources
Resoure
espended
Balance At 31
October 2024
Unrestricted fuDds
Generdl
746,177
?3 1,762
89,492
888,447
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The Bognor Regis Friends of the Hospitals
Iyotes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 October 2024 (continued)
Balance a¢ I
November
2022
Balxnee at 31
October 2023
resources
eXpe￿dea
Unrestricted
G¢nerdl
(673,418)
(40,6I5
(32.144)
746.177
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The Bognor Regis Friends of the Hospitals
Detailed Statement of Finaneiydl AeÉivitie8 for the Year Ended 31 Oetober 2024
Total
2024
Total
2023
Ineome and Elldowments from:
Donation5 and lewies (analysed ￿lOw)
Othw trading aetivities (allaI￿ed below)
Investfft¢nt income (analysed below)
185.676
11,437
34,649
26,973
11,198
Total incorne
231,762
40,615
Expenditure on:
Raising futtds {analysed below)
Charitable activities (analysed below)
Other exp¢nditure (analysed below)
Total exp¢ndilure
(5,039)
(80,313)
{4,140
(3,990)
41,187
15,053)
(89,492)
32,144
income
142,270
72,759
Net movement in fun&q
142,270
72,759
Reconciliation of fullds
Total fimd$ brought fonvard
Totsl funds carried forward
746,177
673,418
888,447
746,177
This page does forni part of the srthtory financial statements.
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The Bognor Regis Friends of the Htsspitals
Delailed Statement of Financial Activities for the Year Ended 31 October 2024
(continued)
Totsl
2024
Totsl
2023
l)onddfTrns ond le¥acias
Legacies and bequ&qis
Appeals and donations
In memoriam
Te2 bar donations
Felph￿l art group donations
Subscriptions
168,210
7,304
?30
5,635
11,593
8.000
475
1.457
7,950
368
1,427
185.676
26.973
Other trlldthg oclivilies
A￿TrUal fete
Clwistma5 raffle
10,636
801
10,374
824
11,437
11,198
Inv¢s¢m¢ntiAcome
Tnterest on cash dew)sits
34.649
2,444
34,619
2,444
Ratslngfun
Annual frt¢
Christnms raffle
Insurnice cover
Lottery licence
(3,788)
(408)
(843)
{2,616)
{555)
(799)
20
(5,039
3,990
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Expenditure on projects
(80,313)
(80,313
41,187
41,187
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Administration amd sundri&
Accountancy fees
Management fces
(1,652)
{1,236)
(1,252)
(4.1401 053)
(3,817)
(1,236)
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