Reglst¢r¢d llumber 26611116 (1973)
Year
Lever Brog & Co
Chlrtered Ae¢owitants
Flrst Floor
690 Great West Ro•d
08terley Villag¢* Islewortb
TW7 4PU

he Maurits Mulder Canter Charltable Tru
nform
Trwtee5
Mrs Kathrine Hume, CA
Mrs B. Robson
Mr S. R Hallows CCIBS
Chirity Reg. No
266006 {1973}
Independellt Examitier
S.A. Raja F.C.A., F.C.C.A.
L¢v¢r Brothers & Co
First Floor
690 Great Wesi Road
Osteiley Villa8e, Isleworth
TW74PU
Charity Address
22 London Road
Kilmarnock
KA3 7AQ
Bankers
CAF Bank Ltd
25 Kings Hill Avenue
Kings Hill. West Malling
Kenl. ME19 4JQ
Investment Fund Advisors
Raven%roft
The Singing Men's Chambers
19 Minster Precincts
Petuborough
PEI ILX

The Imaurlts l¥ltslder Cxiiier Ch8rliAble Trust
Contettts
Page
Report of th¢ Trustees
Indepeiideni Examiiier's Report
Statemeni of Fillancial Activities
Balance Sheet
Note5 to the financial ststernents
Charitable donations rnade in year
10-11

The Maurits Mulder Canter ChaTlt#ble Trust
Chari
l5tration Number 2661106
197J
ort of tbe Trustee5 for tbe
ear ended 315t Dece
er20
The Trustees present their Report and Financial Statements for the year ended 31 December
2023.
Principle Activity #rtd Grant Making Policy
The Trustees have complied with the duty in section 17{5) 0(the 2011 Charities Act to have due
regard to ¥uidance published by Ihe Charity Commi55ion on public benefit.
Th¢ Charitable Trust continued the trnditional activity of managing the capital to produce income
for the support of an appropriate proportion of Jewish and otheT worthy ¢harities nominated by
the Trnsiees and decided 84t a TA￿tee$ meeting. at their discretion in accordance with the tryst
deed. continuing to make charitable donations on an annual basis in linE Wlth income. The
Charitable Ttust iy a registered cljarity and is knund by the code of the Charities Commission.
The nionies donakd to each charity benefit the public. in line Wilh ea¢h ¢harity's objectivc. The
Trust¢es support ¢hariti¢s whi¢h have stated obj￿tiveS as follows=
The prevention or relief of poverty, mainly in the UK bul includes Jewish overseas and
other overseas charities..
The advancement of educalioIL, mainly UK ¢hildren but iticludes Overseas and some
adult awareness.
The advancement of health & lifcsaving treatrnentg. includes both health care provisio
and research:
Th¢ pres¢rvation. ¢ons¢rvation, and prot¢¢tion of th¢ environment, nature. wildlife and
the prud¢nt us¢ of r¢souw¢s'
Th¢ relief of poverty and improvement of the ¢onditi¢)ns of lif¢ in wially and
econornically disadvantaged communities.
The relief L>f those tn need by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability or
financial hardship and any other purtK)se in charitable law.
The Trust has continued to make donations towards projects in both tlEe UK and overseas This
year. Over the last few yefjr due to unsettled financial markets we have suspended donations to
larger charities, PriOTittsing smaller organisations. The T￿Ste¢S ar¢ happy that we are cU￿entlY
supporting the correct number of charities 2023-15. 2022-13. A totsl of £28,000 donatt'ons were
made, allowing £2,000 or £1,000 to each charity.

Th¢ Nlaiirlt% Miilder Canter CIIArit8bli, Tr115t
Ch8rih. Re
istrfilion liiiinbtr 2661106
197.1
ort of ihe Trii8le¢s for ihc
ear ended .115t December 2023
Continued...
The Tw$t¢¢8 who served dursng the year were Mr Simon Hallows (Inv¢stm¢nt Manager), Mrs
BarbaTa Robson {Donations Manager), Mrs Katherine Hume (ChairJAc¢ountsl.
The three Trustees have worked well togeth¢r this year and bring a good mix of ¢xperience and
skills to ensurc the best derisions are mad¢ for the Trust movin8 fonvard.
Due DIMgence
The Tru5tee5 and Chair delegated with Jnanaging the Maurits. Mulder Canter Charitable Trust
undertake due diligence cbecks on all donaiions. Thege will include. but are not limited to..
Checking tl)e Registered Charily Number is valid.
Checking the Cliarity Comrnission website for any anomalies. filing irregularilies etc.
Pro-active with Charity personal phone / visit conts¢t by Trustee or on-line checks.
. Drawing on the local knowledge of The Trustees and others.
Future Plttns
While fInancial markets continue to be volatile, thr Tnjsi will reduc¢ its donations io the limit of
its income for the year. ensuring a 801id foundation for future year¥.
RAven5¢roft has been an excellcnt partner, advising the trust reliably during these turbul¢nt times.
We look forward io working with them t) navigate the changing markets and grow our balance
$h¢¢l over the coming years.
Investment Poiiey
It should be noted that Ravenscroft Stockbrokers manage the inv¢$t¢d assets on an advisory basis.
Trustees takc regular adyicc on the investments from our contact at Ravens¢roft. Richard Allen
FCSI, he has recently confirnied that we should maintain our existing portfolio that 18 well
balanced on global and domestlL investments and bon(is. Since the FYE 2023 there has already
been some recovery in capital values and is.8een as likely to ¢ontinu¢ with a number of ￿lldS
discounted in value to attract new investments and with I￿v￿rOrS ¢urrently enjoying no risk
returns at ¢50/0 on cash. W¢ have a medium T1￿k appetite and focus on income to enable the level
of donatlons we wish to support. Dividends and bond income have F£en a bit better than expeC￿d
and we should be able to increas¢ donations in 2024.
The investments remain in line wilh the Tnjstee's balanced aiiiiude to inve51ment risk. and the
harity retains at least one year's donations on deposit lo fall back on if required (over 2nd abov¢
the income Payments received from the investments throughout the year, which ar¢ used towards
th¢ annual donations). In additioll, the charity bank and savings aeeounts hold enough to cover
any incidental ¢o$t8 throughout th¢ year. On ihis ￿1￿1, it shollld be noted that the Trnstees
ontinue to furtd their own travel expejjses.

r 2023
Reserves Poll¢y
Cash funds ar¢ held to cover at least the costs of one year's ornual donatio￿% and administration
costs.
Risk ManAgemeDt
As the trust no or*￿I0nal activities, the main risk to the charity relates to ihe management of
the endowment fund ond the misuse of the inL%i ineome. The Truste¢5 have esMbli$h¢d
management Pror￿Ur￿ and controls in line whth th¢ te£¢)rnmended EÉst practice of the Chariiies
Commission, includin8 rcgular reporting ts) minimis¢ these risks. The risk management
frarnework and k¢y risks were reviewed and upjated. Given the economic and environmentsl
issues impacting UK, Europe, and Global investments. we rernain guided by Raven5¢roft on
intaining an appropriate bal8JJce io The invesunent portfolio. We have proFtr control$ to
present misuse of funds, and two Stgnatures or digital approv￿5 are Tequwed on all payments.
Risk managemeni is considered and reviewed on an annual E4sis.
The corre5p)nd¢nce addr¢5s of the charity is 2? London Road. KimarnocL KA3 7AQ.
On w)￿r ol. Ihe
rustees
Mrs K A Hume CA
Dat￿ i tr September 2024

Inde
eThdent Examiner's Re
ort to the Tryslees of
The Maurlts Mulder Canter Charlt*ble Trust
r¢port on th¢ ￿cOUnts olthe In￿t for th¢ y¢4r ¢nd¢d 31" December 2023, which are set out on
pages 5 to 9.
This r¢port is made solely to the tNstees as a Ixxly, in acwrdan¢¢ with the Charities Act 2011.
My ¢xamination has been undertaken so thAt I might state to the trustees tho8e matters l am
required to state to them in an independent examiner's report and for no oiher purpose. To tl)e
fullest extent perniitted by law, I do nol accept or assume responsibility to anyone oth¢r than th¢
chariry and the tru$t¢es as a body. for my ex8minAtron. for this r¢port, or for the opinions I have
fornied.
Respeetlve responslbilities of trustees examlner
The charity's trllstees are Te5pon5ible for the preparation of the accounts. The charity's trustees
consider thai an audit is not required for this year (under section 144 of the Chariti&8 Act 2011
(the Charities Act), and that an independent ex8millation is ne¢ded.
It is my responsibiliiy to examine the accounts (under se¢tion 145 of the 2011 Act): to follow the
pr(Kedur¢5 loid down in the General Directions given by ihe Charity cornm1￿510n {under section
145(5Mb) of the 2011 Aci)- and to statc whether particular matters have come to Tny attention.
Basis of independent examiner's report
My examination was carried out in accordance with Generdl Directions gtv¢n by the Charity
Commission. An examination includes a review of the arcounting records kept by the charity and
a comparison of the accounts presenied with those records. It also includes consideraiion of any
unusual items or dis¢losures in the accounts and seektng explanation from the trnstees cotjcerning
any guch ￿att¢r$. Th¢ pr<Kedures undertaken do not provide all the evidence that would be
required in an audit, and consequently no opinion is given as to whether the accounts present a
'trn¢ and fair. view and thE report is limited to those matters set out in the statement below.
JTrd¢pendent e￿mIner'S st¥¢ement
Jn the course of my examination, no matter ha% come to my attention which gives me reasonable
Cause io b¢li¢v¢ that in any n)aterial reS￿¢t the requirements to keep ac¢oun(ing records in
ordan¢¢ with section 130 of the Charitl¢s Act. and to prepare accounts which accord with th¢
a¢¢ounting records and comply with the accounting requirements of the Chariti&s Act, and with
the methods. and principles ol the Statement of Reeomm¢nd¢d Pra¢ti¢e.' Accounting and
Reporting by Charities, have not been met. or to which, in my opinion, attention should be drawn
in order to enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be re&ched.
Slgned by
Dated this
17tr1 ?oL4
Sh*kll A Rija F.C.A, F.C.C.
Lever Bros & Co
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
Flrst Floor
690 Gre•t West Road, Osterley Villag& l$lewor¢ty TW7 4PU

he Maurits Mujder Canter Ch*rAtable Trust
Annual icclbllllty for thL
'cnr to.1 I. lltctniber 2023
Statement of Finallcial Activitie
21123 Total
nrestricte
Funds
2022 Total
ri
Funds
Incomin
resources
Interest Received
1.545
511
Interest from Investments
Incom¢ fr¢)m Tax Recoverable
IncominE resourcey from charitable ¥Jctlvltles
Donations
Total InC¢￿illg re$our¢es
31J52
31.275
32,897
31.786
31,786
Resources ex
nded
Stockbrokers Fees
Donations
Accountancy Fee
Professional Fe¢
Bank Fees
Sundry Management
Totsl rewur¢¢s expeoded
1,800
28.000
650
1,800
26,(x)O
650
130
145
Net Incomln
out oltt
ur
2.317
3.191
GAlnsl
IMse8
Realised
Unreaiis¢d
Net Movements In Fullds
ts
3,987
10.419
87.436
84.245
Total (￿ndS brought fonvard It 31112n2
683,172
767,417
Total funds earrled forward ot 31112123
679 057
683.172

Investments (note 2)
613,142
619.fj74
Debts)r5
Cash at Bank and in hafyl
66.565
66,565
.248
Amounts fallin8 due within
one year(note 3)
650
650
Net Cur
t Al￿ts
65.915
63,598
¢1 Ags
679.057
683.172
ft
Unre5tricred income fun
The financiaj staternent5 were approved by the tsusiees ort IV September 2024 on their behalf by
MYS. K A Flum¢CA

The Maurrts Mulder Cgnter
haritabl Tr
For the
e•r ended 31" December 2023
2. Actoun¢in
Polieies
a) Accourjting Convenllon
The financial statement8 are prepared on the basis of historic cost {except that
investm¢nt.% are shown at market value) and in accordance with the Charities Act
201 l and Accounting and Reporting by Charities
Statement of the Recommended
Practicc (Charitie5 SORP IFRS102)) and the applicable UK standards.
b) Incorne Resourcing
All in¢omin8 resources are included on the Stat¢rn¢nt of Finan¢ial Activities wh¢n
the charity is legally entitl¢d to th¢ in¢ome and the amount can be qudntified with
reasonable accuracy. Investment income represents amount receivcd from
snvestrnents durin8 the year.
c) Re50llrces Expended
Expenditure ES accounted for on an accruals basis and has be¢n classified und¢r
heading5 that aggregate all ¢o$t related to the category. Where costs cannot be
dIr￿tlY attributed to parti¢ular headings, Ihey have been allocated to the actlvilies on
a ba%15 con515tent with th¢ use of resour¢es. Commibsion and other Charges on the
Purcha￿ and sale of shares are charged on the investments.
d) Alloctttfon #nd Apportionment of Costs
All costs relat¢ to the single aciivity of the Charitable and are reco8nised accordingly.
2) Re*llsedlUnr¢•lised gal￿5 ind losses on Investments
Gains and 108beb on investments are recognised and include within the Staterncnt of
Financial Activities upon sale of the investment. UnreaSi5ed gains and losses are
establi8hed by referencc to the book value compared to the market value at the year
end.
2) UDrestrAeted fund$
ul￿eStriCted funds can b¥ U8¢d in accordan¢e with the charitable objectives at the
discr¢tion of the tTUStees.
Re8tricted ￿ndS Can only be used for particular reslri¢ted purposes within the objects
of the charity. Restrictions arESe when specified by the donor or when funds are
ra15ed for particular re8tric¢¢d purposes.
Designated funds are funds set aside by the tru5tecs out of unrestricted 8eDerdl Sjnds
for the spe¢ifLC future purposes or proj¢¢ls.
Ther¢ are no restrictions placed upon the funds held by the ¢harity.
Going Concern
The trustees consider th¢ ¢harily lo be a going concern.
h) Investments
Flxed &¥5et invesfrnent% arc 8hown at market value le&% amouni written off. Provision
Ar¢ mad¢ for pern)anent fluctuations in value.

hem
urits Mulder CY4nter Charitable Tr
No¢t$ lo the Financial Slatemellts
Tror Ilie l'tnr ended 31, Di'reniber 2D2.1
2. Investments
2023
Investments listed on a recognised UK Sto¢k Ex¢hange
Cash held by Stockbrokers for Inv¢stsnent
613.093
49
613 142
619.574
619 574
Investjnents Listed on a rttognised Stock Exchange are as
follows.. Valuation at 1$1 January
Acquisitions at wst
Drsposal4 at valuation or cost during th¢ )'ear
Cash movements
Net gaIn￿lO$Se￿ ou investrnenL8
619.574
18,820
(18,869)
49
(6,481)
707.010
(87,436)
Valuation at 31" Decemb¢r
Cash held by Stockbrokerg for Investh]ent
613,093
49
613.142
619,574
619 574
CainslLDsses on Investments
Realis¢d gainsl {losses}
Unrealised gains (losse8)
N¢t Movements in Fund5
10.419}
.4321
87,4361
Totsl ￿ndS at 31112122
61Y.574
707,010
Total funds at 31112123
613,142
619.574
3. Credit¢>rs.' ADJouuls falli
diie within on
ear
2022
2022
Acc￿￿1$
650
650

Maurlts Mllid Canter
arit8ble
tatemen¢s
'car ended 31, Deceniber 2023
4. Tru
Ex
No Trustees expenses were paid during the year. (2022 £nil).
5. Related Pa
n8xetion
There We￿ no related party transactions during the year.
Brought
Incoming
Outgoing
resources
Unrealised
/realised
gains
Carried
fomrd
General fund 683 172
683 172
679 057
679 057

he Mxurits Mulder Canter Charltfible Tr
Pyotes to the FlnAnelal Stitements
For the
'ettr ended 31. De¢¢mber 2Q23
7. Charitable Donatfions m
dtin
ear
CattgQry
Charltv
Nuftthr
£ Donotion
Kiven 2023
%Chan¥e
from 2022
Charitv
1022
IIZ5682
207316
290767
1108464
Mittvah D
N*htkn leHamAwso
World jewish Rel￿f
Bees Abroad
Intlusion Educ3tion
Releasing Potential-sailing a¢tDiity
Ard8owan Hospice
Covnsellin8 P35toral Trust
Ischoolforthewh￿￿
Surfers Against5ewage
Manna Socrety
Yellow grick Road
Lauchpad Re3din8
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
loo%
2000
2000
2DOO
1162711
1097440
SCOIL541
loo%
20(Y)
2000
2000
2000
2Tr)0
2000
2000
2000
2DDD
0%
102?526
255913
1145877
294691
1160315
279859
1084189
IODO
loo%
2000
iooo
2000
20DO
2000
2000
2000
-50%
2000
802872
SC039611
Whizz-Kids
Centre Sta e Cornmunities Ltd
0%
2000
26000
28000
DonatloThObJ•rt4v*%
thi
c￿mUm1*s

The MAurits Mulder Canter Charltable Trust
Note
to the Financial St8teJllents
For thl.
exr elided 31, DL'Lenibvr 2U23
Continued.-
%of
2023 Total
21%
14%
21%
% increase from
2022
Categorv
Donatlon 2023
20Z2
4000
4000
6000
2000
4000
6000
26000
6000
4000
6000
2000
4000
6000
28000
50%
14%
21%
loo%
Total
Founder's Charity
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