2022-08-31-accounts

Treasurers Account	6,040.08
Deposit Account	9,389.61
Charity Account	500.00
		15,929.69
QQQgg Interest Received	30.87
Membership	3,460.00
Social	1,806,00
Dung Sale	2,013.91
Donations	75.00
Club Clothing	3,634.08
SWA	5,041.00
Competitions	70.00
Summer Ball	950.00
Dinner 8 Dance 2021	5,185.41
Fundrasing
Levy			1,671.03
Social			2,859.97
Dung Sale			161.60
Donations			1,000.00
Club Cloging			3,687.45
SWA			5,050.00
Compsdtlons			749.76
Summer Ball			244.15
Dinner & Dance			4,671.51
Fundraising			1,517.47
Hall Hire			45.00
Bank Charges Stationery			0.00 351.04
				22,008.98
Treasursrs Account			9,764.22
Deposit Account			9,420.48
Charity Account			1,350.00
				20,554.70
		N.		42,563.68
			0.00

					~ Advance the education ofyoung members ofthe public at
					large, in agriculture, home crafts, country life and related
					subjects; and
					~ In the interests ofthe social welfare ofsuch members to
Summary the charity governing	ofthe objectives of set out in its document				provide, and promote the provision of, facilities for recreation and other leisure time occupations, being facilities which will improve their conditions of life and will assist in the development oftheir spiritual and mental capacities, self-
					reliance and individual responsibilities so that they will grow
					to full maturity as individuals and members ofthe community.
					Our Club is one of38 independent Clubs affiliated to the Devon
					Federation ofYoun Farmers Club —Charit number 1098759.
					Main activities held in 2021/22 include fundraising events such as a
Summary	ofthe main activities				dung run, bingo evenings, big breakfast, and a calendar.
undertaken for the public benefit in relation to these objects (include within this					The club has also held competitions for members such as stock judging, valuation evening, table tennis and bowling.
section the statutory declaration that trustees have had regard tothe guidance issued by the Charity					The club has also held social events including a dinner and dance, mini golf and evenings playing rounders and pool. As well as educational visits to local butchers and veterinary practice.
Commission			on public benefit)		The Club confirms that it has referred to the guidance contained in
					the Charity Commissions general guidance on public benefit when
					reviewin its aims and ob ectives and in lannin future activities.
					The members ofthe Club have had a great year and enjoyed a very
					full programme ofactivities and competitions. These have included
					raising money for Charity and having fun doing so. The club made	it
					to the county finals for their Cheerleading. We ended the year with
					68 members signed up, returning to pre-pandemic levels.
					On average the Club has met once a week, once a month being a
					business meeting in the local pub meeting room and then
Summary of			the main		competitions to build members public speaking skills such as stock-
achievements			ofthe charity		judging and activities to include social evenings playing rounder's.
during the	year
					Our year was completed with an end ofyear Harvest supper and
					AGM to thank the members, advisory and parents for their help and
					to congratulate the members by presenting the Club Trophies.
					As we were celebrating our 80'" year as a club, we also organised
					our first ever Summer Ball, which proved a huge success.
					From our fundraising efforts we were able to make a donation to
					Keep Me Close Appeal —a Plymouth Hospitals Charity.