Charlty roglstratlon number 293312 THE W G EDWARDS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED S APRIL 2024 THE W G EDWARDS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION LEGAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION Trust￿8 Prolessor WD Sa¥￿e Mr WJ Mackne Charity numb•r 293312 Prlnclpal addres$ Fer￿00d House Femwood Road NeM¢aslle Up￿ Tyne Tyne and ¥h￿r EngUqThJ NE2 1TJ Auditor Rob5(￿ LavJler A¢¢ountants Limited House JeSmo￿l Newcasde upon Ty Tyr* E￿arKI NE2 1TJ Bankers CAF Bank Limited 25 ￿'r￿S Fh"Il Av¢rn King5 Hill t Mailing Kenl ME19 4JQ Sollcltorn Hay & Kilner Merchant House 30 Cloth Market Newcastle UFX)n Tyne NE1 1EE THE W G EDWARDS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION CONTENTS Page TTUStees' rewt Independent authtor's ret Statement of fIr￿n¢t81 aclivth.es 10 Balance sheet 11 Notes to the fin￿la1 stsiements 12-19 THE W G EDWARDS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION TRUSTEES. REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 5APRIL 2024 The trustees present they annLtal rep(xt arKI fin￿cial statements for the year ended 5 Apnl 2024. The linancral slalemenls have teen prepared ￿ ￿rdance *Mth the accoun￿"n9 policies set out in note 1 to the flr¥ancKg1 slatements and c¢ynply with the charity's govemin9 documenl. the Chanties Act 2011 and "Accounts'ng and Reporting by Charil*s." gatement of Recommended Practice apph'c8ble lo charilies prepanng Ihw'r accounts in accordance with the Finanaab Rep)thg StsrNtsd applKaL4e In the UK aThJ RepublK ol IrelaThJ IFRS 1021 leffective 1 j￿Uary 20191. Oblectlves and activitles Although the Trust Deed does specify any partKular ￿nefiCIan&S. the TnBtees have ageed lo adopt tho following grant making polKy stslement In order lo relbect dosety the wishes of thè late Mr W G E￿ards, and have $i￿ed a Statement of ￿she$ lo t￿.5 effect"_ o assist hwth the FYOViS*)n ol care fcK older t1￿0￿g￿ e￿$tiTrJ chantie5, v￿C￿allY capital projects bul also other Innovative schemas for trKJOiNJ care. The Trustees will not assist in the rehef ol indNidua15. It is the presenl intenty.on of the Trustees to make grants and donalbons from income.- In Addition. Ihe awns of Ihe Foundalion we'.- il lo support as many projects as posgt4e, e¥w rf this mfrw$ smaller individual grarits. lil lo donate to rèfurb1thmenln￿Ibl1ng pyoiects neariry completN)n rather than I￿se in the plannirKJ $taye. tl lo supwrt all kinds of groups of okler FeL*". iv) 10 sW)n￿ individual nam&J ilwns of exp¢nth"lure lather Ihan (*)nale mlo a Fool or Lmrestricted fund", and vl lo ensure Ihat any fundiryJ Is Fwrty spent knse SFeufic rtems spJnsor•J. Thè o*'eclNe$ for the year are shaped by Ihese ams aThJ ¥pl1¢at￿ fof grants are invited trom a vanety of sources. L*lh new projects and those sup￿ed in previous years. As a matter of good practice. all potential beneliciaiies a￿ asked lo provK1e budgelWlorecast$ for the intended woject l(yJelhef wrth a copy of their latèst rep¢rt and accounts. Benefficiaries mL¢sI established registered d)anknes that a￿$1 %wth the cao of c4der Individuals cannot be beneficiaries The Trustees con*der th8t an older person Is generalty assumed lo be ovei 65 yeafs of age, bul they will also look al Pfq'ect5 fof over 50$. Thé TnJsl*s have also agreed lo restrict t￿efi￿arleS ge￿jraph￿a1Iy. ie. charities ￿1¢h benefit oÈder pe(¥>le restdirvj withn the United ￿.￿dOrn. In 2016. rt was decpJeJJ that charitses which bwefil ¢Jder peO$￿e rewdry in Clown DepeTh3￿.eS may appty. Publlc bènefft Thè Trustees are mindful of the legal requKemenl that all charities must h•4e charitatA8 wrposes wh￿h are for the public bellefil and are satisfied that the FOundat￿n lu1fi15 tt)is cnterk4 by being concerned ￿th Ihe relief of the effects ol old age In the general public in the United Kingdcmn. By offering fman(j￿ assistance to registered charities that assist with Ihe care ol older Fe0￿8, the Trustees are relievtrrfJ the financial bjrden on the welfare state to pay for their care and are also helping to prov*Ye an imFyoved quality of life for th15 secloi of the community through V8riely of wqects. There is M membership ol the Foundation. rK) charge for serwces and f￿-one weives privat8 benefits from the Foundation. Trustees do not aclNety seek gianl-makiThJ wportunib.es and therèfore ￿lY respond lo funding request$ preSent￿j to them FoLndation ts fepresented m the maJ(x grant4n4knr¥J Iru51s yearbook8 and online services suth as the D1￿ctory of Swal Charoe. THE W G EDWARDS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION TRUSTEES. REPORT ICONTINUED) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 5 APRIL 2024 charItab￿ a¢llvltlgs Donations In 202k2024 were gNen to a WKJe range of charrt￿S benefft the elderly. A Thjmbèr of charities received funding for equipment and furniture incluthj Gi*nock Medical AKI Society In Scouand, Sl John'5 Hospice. Lanca$leT. and Sl Barnabas House in lthsl Sussex A number of charitses receiv￿1 fvn(th"r¥J tr gar(kning wcpcts. allotrnents or gardening equiwnent such as Abbèyfield Society in Southampton. ￿1¥0 in Bn'std and c￿nden Care in Coventy. A rarKJe of applicalions wer8 m￿e in connection with health and fitness proie¢t$. Bengfioaries of SLKh grants Ir￿uded Hedthy Generalsons in London and HAOCA in Yoikshire. Charit*s requested funth.ng lof inTr)vatsve arts Pfcpcts TI￿tre companies runnlr¥J Wo1￿ tr Ihe over 65s whlch were awarded lunding include The Bubble Theatre Company in London. Music projects which were given donations induded thos8 rnn by Dementia T(98lher Wfral. Rosebèry Centre in Scolland and Indepèndent Arts in the South Wl*sl. FC410￿lng the numbering of the addibonal ams listed ab(Ne.' il Donations male during the year frx Charitab￿ Plffposes anwnted to £129.3￿ *Mth an average grant size of £1,293. In 2021-22 the average grant size was £1.647 and in 2022-2023 the average grant 5fLe was £1.45D. A totsl of 100 organisalions were S￿CeSSful in obtaining grants from the FouTrJation lor t￿[ projects The majority of unsuccessful apPI￿allonS were lor revenue costs, transwrt N fcrf charities ¥thich do not speafically benefit older p￿pIe. ill Six grant applKalKns foi refurt4shmenl projects were Sup¥￿ed this year. iiil Specific groups of peop￿ have been assisted by the Foundation this year, These include those with dementia who were supported. Iof exaTnple, by a Nature COnnect￿)n5 programme tun by the Kingswood Trust The Forget Me W Ch(yus in Wales delivered music Sess￿￿5 In care homes. &med al people wjth demenb'a. The Afghanistan and Central A*an A8soeiah"on in Ltsndc￿ received a ganl for ex6rcise dasses and the IMdows Empowemient Trust ￿ Manchester was given a dOnat￿n for a befn'ending service Charrties which 8UPWrt bknJ and visualy impair￿j V•*re helped by the Foundation. These include Si*t f Surrey which receNed a grant lo he￿ fund equipm&rt ￿leS and *so Wawckshre Viwon Supp)rt. l All grants made were for nanw items of ex￿en¢￿Jre. No donalk)ns were made into unrestricted or pooled funds. vl Each charty Is asked Icf feeLiJack on how fun(hry ￿ spent arml trKphT Pfojecls p¥ogfess. Trustees receive an onnual feedback report in regard lo prqe¢tS SUPFQrtgJ (￿ring the year. Trustees are keen lo supwt w(iecls which ¥Jill tenefft dder peoFAe regardless of Ihwr locatson ￿thin thg UK. appfoximale fundiw percentage split by geographKal area is as Idlows Tr frAlowing table shows how amounts and lo¢ab"ons differ from year lo ye*. THE W G EDWARDS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION TRUSTEES. REPORT ICONTINUED) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 5 APRIL 2024 Achieyements and performance hical 202212023 202312024 Amount No. of Grants Amount No. of Grants London House CoLW)tses EastAnglia South East South Wesi W8les m￿landS North Vvesl North Easv Yorkshire Scotland Northern Ireland Nationwidè 26.496 3.200 S.760 18.580 13,198 17 19.466 7.024 3,500 8,796 22.160 2.800 16.526 12.777 11.198 11.912 6.890 6,347 15% 5% 3% 2% 4% 14% 10% 1% 16% 13 17% 2% 13% 15 20,996 9.213 6.358 15.550 6.194 3.51)0 13 11 5% 12% 3% 5% 130.545 lo￿￿ 129.396 100% 100 Induding the ¢S)n81ions made duiing the yew. this brir￿ the total of d￿at￿$ mad8 by tre Foundation since its i￿eptI¢M lo £4,828.090 There has been a 011,303 dOnat￿nS. split as fc4lows.' 202212023 202312024 Total to date Nev4 Buildin Refvrbishment Buildin Purchases Furnilurel Eq￿pInent Recreational Oulreachl Care Pro ITPr ecls Homeless Research 1.491,814 841,083 45,000 779.876 538,647 837.519 151.983 26.358 115.810 19,7 7,640 33.750 28.889 42,378 5,740 40 522 37.539 30.982 12.713 130,545 129,396 4,828,090 Numbpr of donatlons 11)0 1.303 THE W G EDWARDS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION TRUSTEES. REPORT (CONTINUED) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 5 APRIL 2024 Flnanclal revlew Financial position The Foundation is ￿lIarrt C￿ the irKome fr(Th its irNestments and has wlkn.rrt￿d lo maintain the majority of ils investment in bonds. equities and cash during the year. The contsrrtjing aim of th8 Trustees to manlain rèserves al ttteir current level and lo pay grants ¢yJt of irxome and fealised surpluses. Investment pollcy and oblectlves The Inve$lmenl objective is lo protect ts real Value of CO￿15nd piomde a swfi&J Incijne target in excess of £120.000, The income re¢xiv&Y over the ye¥ 2023-24 was £154.157. On 5 April 2024 the Founoalbon's portfolio market Value was £3. 716.109 and on S Apn'l 2023 rt was £3.527,161. The Trustees meet ai least annually wrth the invesknenl manager to discu55 the perfomiance of investmen15 arKI to view the p￿￿10 allocation 8iYJ targets. Plan5 for futurg pertods The Trustees wll ￿tInUe lo.. 81 adhere to the current polw slatemenl.. bl re¢(*JnFse the iThlividual rights of the dder [Wsc￿ arKI offer fin￿￿•1 aid lo wojects put Ic￿ard by registered charities that aim to imyove the lives of older tw>￿. These may Include buildirs projects in homes fof the &￿erlY or day cenlres. bul also projects focusing on mental ￿ physical health: Person￿ safety. elder abuse, providing practical help. recreational ￿tIvItieS elc". cl suppKrt researGh projects wll directty benefft objer people,. dl allocate as much Income as possible lo such proie¢ls. %witFthcAding a minimum $(xn lo ¢oveT amual expenses". el consider each applicab"¢)n on it8 own meit, t￿1 gmng prefere￿e lo propds wtuch direclly benefft dder people rather than groups may conlain some ohler people eg. disabled. h8rd of hearing elc.. fi obtain feedback Irom S￿cessful applunts to e115ure that lunding Is spent on the resource frx whKh it v485 inlended and ascertain the su¢¢ess of the pro1￿t wherever pyJSYt￿e as a guide lo future granlmaking". gl ensure that inveslmenls made on fv Foun¢Jaiwi'$ t¢haff afe both prudent swally responsible whilst rnaximising income potential and captal grovrth." and hl maintain reserves al the Cufrenl level. pawng yants from ncome WKI reali8ed surK4uses. StTU¢ture. goyemance and man•gew•nt The chanty is controlled by Its goverrung a dèed of trust. constitutes an unlnc0rpo￿ted charity. The trustee5 who seryed durirg ye* and ￿ to the date of signahwe of the finanoal statem￿t5 were". Profess￿ VVD Savage MTWJ Mackie Ms L Pe41ing Ms SS Seymwr.SawJe IResigr*d 8 July 20241 (Re$y￿d 6 Awl 20241 Charity constitution The W G E￿ardS CharitaNe Foundation is constituted under a trust deed. which was executed on 28th Septembor 1985 fdlowing the death ol Wil&'am George Ethrds on 271h November 1984 and estst￿iShed by his will. The trust deed lays down that the Injsl funOrt. Other Information The other information compn.ses the informalK>n incI￿led in the annua report other than the finartial 5tatement& and our auditor's report Ihefeon. The Iruslees are responsible for clher Informabon contained wlhin the annual report Our opinion on the financial 51atements *es not cover Ihe othef information and not express any form of assurance conclusw Ihefeon Our re5ponybilrty Is lo read the other inft)rma1￿rt and, in doing so. consider whether the other infomialion 1$ malerialty Inc(￿lS1enI wth the finanaal slatemenls or our k￿th￿edge obtained in the ¢OUTse of the audit. ￿ the￿Se appears EO be materially misstated If we haenlify such malenal inconsistencies Dr apparent material misslalements, we are rewred lo determine whether this 9ives rise lo a matefial misslatemenl in the financia statements themselves. tl, based on the work have perform&l, we ccffldude that there LS a material misstatement of ths other in1cima1￿, we are required lo rewrt thal fact We have nothiro to reFort In this regard. Matters on whl¢h wo are required to report by oxcgptlon We have nolhifjg lo rewrt in respect oi rhe followrrg matters in relati￿ lo Nthich lh8 Charit*s (Aceounts and Reports) Regulat1¢￿$ 2CQ8 require us lo report to you if. in wr orAnion'. the inloTmatson given in the financrdl stslements is inconsistent material respect wilh the Injstees. report". OT Sufficient accounting records not been kept". or the financ￿1 ststements are Th)1 in •Jteemenl with the accounb.ng records. or W8 have r¥)1 received all Ihe and explanat¥Jns we rewre for audrt. THE W G EDWARDS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT (CONTINUED) TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE W G EDWARDS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION Responsibilities of trustees As explained mofe lully In th8 slalemenl of Iruslees, respKYwtslrt￿s. truslees are resP￿sIble for the preparation of the financial statemenis and for bein9 salisfieij that they give a In* and fair view. atKI for such inlemal control as the Ifuslees determine is necessary lo ena￿e ihe preparthn of financial stslements that are free from material misstslemenl. whelhef due lo fraud cw error. In preparing the ffinanci￿ slalemenls, the tnjslees are responsible for assessing the charty's ability io continue as a wng concem. disdogng. as ap￿l¢3b1e. mattèrs related to going ¢onc&rn and using the going coftcwn basis of accounting unless the trustees eilher Intend lo cease cyralions. or have no realistic alternative but to do so. Audltor's r•sponslbilitieg for the audit of th• flnancl•l $t¥twngnts We have been ap￿nted as auditor under section 144 of the Charrti'es Act 2011 and rewi in aceorthnce with the Act and relevant regulations m*Je or hawng effecl thereuntsr Oui objeth.ves are to obtain reasonats￿ aSSUra￿e aboul whether the finanual stslements as a Who￿ are free from material misslatemenl. whether ¢Jue lo fr•Jd N errc*. aThJ to Issue an aLMJilotrs rewrt that ￿CludeS our opinion. Reasonable assurance is a hvJh levd of assur¥rKe t￿&1 Is not a gu3ranlee that an aut1il conducted in accordance Ih ISAS IUKI wll abNays detecl a material misstalement it exists. MisStatement5 can anse from fraud or error and are considered malefial if. iTrJividuJly OT in the aggregate they could reasonably be expected to influence the ecor#)mic sJecisK)ns of usern taken cffl Ihe ol tsse fin￿￿81 slatemenls. The extent lo wh¢h wr pro¢&Jurt$ We ¢•pable ol detecb"rrfJ wregLAarilies. Ind￿1￿ frau¢J. ts ¢Jetsiled below. The risk of matérial nwsstalement due to ertc* rx fra￿ has bBen assess8d in conjuncb.on wilh hryw Inlamal controls may miligale any such risk. These controls are ieviewed as part of the audit by perfomiing systems walklhroughs to ensure ihey are operatirE effectivdy Analyt￿1 feview and subslanlive leslThJ 1$ also perfornEd on all material balance5 ar￿ theiefore any Inslances of rK)nXed lund5 are Sel out in the notes to the financial 5talemenl8. 1.4 Incom• Income Is recognised when the chanty is legally enlilkd lo it after any perfomance coThJilKJns have been met, the amounts can be measured rdiabty. and il 15 probable Ihat Income ¥wll be received 1.6 Expgnditure Expenditure is recognised ￿ce there ts a leg* or ¢onslruclive oty￿allOn to transfèr econom￿ bwefft to a third party, il 1$ probable that a Iransler of economic ￿nefIts ¥MII be required in settsemenl. the amoLrnl of obligats'on can be measured reliabty. Expendilure is clasgfied by acbvty The costs of each ￿tsvrty are made up ol the lolal of di￿1 costs and shaied costs. including swport involved in undertaking activity Direct cosls attributatrAe to a single aclimty are all¢xaled directly lo that activty Shared costs which contnbute lo more than one activity and support ¢osls which are not attritrxrtable to a single aciiwty ar8 aPpOrt￿ed tetsveen those activit￿S on a basi5 consistent wtth the use of resources. Deprwalion charges are allocated on the portion of the asset's use. 12- THE W G EDWARDS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ICONTINUED) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 5 APRIL 2024 Accountlng pollelès IContlnu•dl 1.6 Tangible fixed assets Tangible fixed assets are initialty measured at cost and subs0qU￿ measured 81 cost or valu*'on. n8101 deprecialson and any Impaimienl losses. Depreciation is recL¥JniJed 80 as lo wrile off the or valuab'(x) of assds less th&r res￿Ual Val￿ ow their useful lives on the folkw"rvJ bases". CoMput￿S 33% ￿ cost The gain or loss ansiro on thè thsposal of an assel ￿ detefmined as the orfferen￿ befften the Sa￿ proceeds and the cwrying value of Its asset. and ￿ reccgnised in the statement of finarria activities. 1.7 Flxed asset investmeTrts Fixed asset investments are initially measwed at transaction p￿@ exduthg trans8ctson costs, and are subsequently measured at faif value at reporti.ng date. ch￿eS in fair value are recognised in nel inwnellexpendrture) f￿ Ihe year. T[￿￿1cb'On eosts are expensed as incurred. 1.8 Impairnlont of flxed assets Al exh retx)t"ng end date. Ihe ¢harity reviews the carrying amounts ol its iarrfJible assets lo deleTmine whether there is any inth"cab'on Ihat those assets have suffered ￿ inpaiffnent Ios5 If any such indicatk)n exists, the recoveiable amounl of Ihe asset is ests"mated m crfdef lo delemiine extelll of the impairment loss lif any). 1.9 Cash and cash equivalents Cash and cash eqimvalenls Indude cash in ha￿9, deposits hekl at ￿11 wrth bar4(s. other shDrt-lem liquKI inVest￿￿ntS wlh oro1nal malurilies of three M￿th5 or ￿5s. bank overdrafts. Bank overdrafts are shown within borrowngs in axrenl li8￿.￿tieS 1.10 Taxatbon The d)arity is exempt frcffl tax on rt5 charitable ￿tNi1￿8. Incom• from Investments Unrestrictèd UnrKtrl¢ted lund$ funds 2024 2023 Inco￿ Irom h.sted In¥eslmen Interest reCeiVa￿e 154,157 297 150,575 56 154,454 150.631 13 THE W G EDWARDS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 5 APRIL 2024 Ral$lng fund$ Unrestricted Unrestricted funds funds 2024 2023 Investm8nt managers fees 8,563 8,623 8,563 8,623 Expenditurn on chariiabl• *¢tlvltl•s Grant Maklng 2024 Grant Maklng 2023 Dlrect Costs Depreciation and impairmert Bank charges 327 14 14 58 341 Grant fundiry of activitios r•)te S) 129,396 130,545 Share of support and governance costs (see note 6) Support Governance 11,134 2,735 9,240 2.735 143.323 142,861 Analysis by fund Unrestncled lunds 143.323 142,861 Grants payable Gfanl making Grwl making 2024 2023 Grants to institutions (too gr*rtsl'. Furniture l Equipmenl IT ITech Outreach Recreation Refurbishment 40,522 12.713 30.982 37.539 7.640 33.7SO 5,740 42.376 28.889 19.790 129.396 130.545 14- THE W G EDWARDS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 5APRIL 2024 Support costs allocated to actlyltles 2024 2023 Admir#slratNe expenses Admirmsliation fee8 Governanee costs 1,9C6 9.228 2.735 870 6,370 2,735 13.869 11.975 Analysed betW•on". Grant Making 13.869 11,975 Net rnovemont in funds 2024 2023 The net movement in lund8 18 stsled after (thargin￿(Credl1ir¥j}." Fees payable for the audit of the tharilvs fnaTrJal statements Oèpreciabon of OW￿ tangible fixed assets 2.735 2.735 327 Trustees Nom of the trustees receNed any ￿ML￿￿Ta￿oft or ts8￿ the chanty dunng year. Taxjtlon The charty is ex￿pt from laxabon ￿ its ￿l¥l￿e$ bec￿se all ts income * 8Oied ts charitable purposes, 10 Tanglble fixed assets C¢Jmput¢rs Cost At 6 April 2023 1,009 At 5 April 2024 1,009 D8proclatlon and impairnlgnt Al 6 April 2023 Deprecialicffl charged in the year 921 44 Al 5 Apnl 2024 Carrylng amount AI S￿1 2024 Al 5 +4pnl 2023 88 15- THE W G EDWARDS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ICONTINUED) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 5APRIL 2024 11 Flxed asset Investments Listed Inve5tment5 C05t or valuation At 6 Apnl 2023 Valuation changes Disposals 3,562.820 182.106 18.3601 At 5Aw'l 2024 3,736.566 Carrylng anx)unt Al 05 April 2024 3,736.566 At 05￿ri12023 3,562.820 12 Credltors: amounts falllng dug wlthln yoar 2024 2023 Accruals deferred inccxne 7.415 4,915 13 Related party transactions Transaction5 With related partles DurirKJ the ye¥ the thanty entered into f￿1(￿￿1rttj tr￿S￿l]G￿$ wth related parties". During the year fees toialing £9.228 12023.. £8.3701 were paid lo Mrs T Mathie for adminis1rat￿n services provided. MTS Mackie 15 the %wfe of Mr WJ Mackie a Trustee of ts Chanty The Tnjslees are aware of Ihe necessary guidance on transactions wrth relateij partEs. 14 UnrtstrSetèd lunds Thè unreslricled fu￿ts of the charty r￿prise th8 unexp￿ded balances of donation5 arKI grants which are nol subjèct io specific conditions by donrys and grantors as lo how ihey may be used. These indude designated funds which have been sel aside out ol unresln'cled funds by the trustees for specific purpo$e$. At 6 Aprll 2023 Incomlng Resources oxpènded Galn$ and losses At S Aprll 2024 Gelleral funds 3,604.559 154.454 (151.8861 182.1C6 3.789,233 16- THE W G EDWARDS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 5 APRIL 2024 14 Unre8trlct•d fundg (Continued) Prevlous year: At 6 Aprll 2022 Incoming resourc Resources •X￿nded Gains and losses At 6 Aprll 2023 Gener81 ￿ndS 3.785,954 150,631 1151.4841 1180,5421 3,604,S59 17. THE W G EDWARDS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 5 APRIL 2024 1 S Grants payable Th8 follo%Mng grants we pa￿￿ during Ihe finanaal ye Abbeyr￿Id SOc￿ty Alghanislanl Central Asian Assoc Alrican Women 1rnp￿ UK Age Concern Barn8tap Age COr￿r MRR Age UK Baxley A9e UK Cheshire Age UK Weslminisler Alive Alzheimerfs Supp)rt Arts Depot Asthma Relief 8aillieslon CoMM￿lIY Care Bènwell Christ￿n Prqecl Brendon Care Ca￿r Support UK Catholic Blind Inslitule CDCC Central Baptist c￿l¢h Certitude Compass Disability Coundon Car Cry51al Palace CommLnty Trust Cyclin9 WithoutAge Dementia Adventure Dementia Together Derry Well Women Elder Voice Elizabeth Hc*Jse Farfeigh Howce Faversham A$￿starte Centre Forget me not c￿rl&S Good Moming Down Greenctk Medical Souely Guidepost Trust Gwennie's Getaways HADCA Healthy Generat Independent Arts Jackson's LaneArts Centre Kingswood Tru51 Landkey Millenni￿￿ Trust Lewis - Manning Hostxce Li5butn Downlobyn Centre Listening Books LOROS Memories are Gold Men Behaving Dadly Moorland Star Muscular L)ystrophy Sw)wrt Centre £1.2¢JO £1.645 £1.000 £1.51XI £1,100 £1.500 £1.680 £2.150 £1.1 £1.8 £950 £1,012 £1,080 £850 £1.750 £1,500 £1.350 £1,660 £5 £1,21 £1,036 £1,1CAJ £300 £1,392 £1.150 £750 £1.000 £910 £i.000 £600 £1.800 £2.000 £920 £1.$00 £1.000 £1.(XlO £1.1YXI £1.600 £1,C￿0 £755 £1.450 £1,698 £1,150 £1,500 £1,500 £1,000 £1,150 £1,0 £1,SC(J 18- THE W G EDWARDS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 5 APRIL 2024 16 Grants payable- contlnued Neuromusculai Cent New Hwghts W￿ren Fam CommLW)ty Prq Northumberland Community Eterwi'se OPAL Sèrvices Orpingiffi vil￿ge Hall Trust Parkinson's Centre Therapy Peet4es Old Parish Church Prama Lile QME Cwe Reach Family Projeci Rennie Grove Peace HO$￿Ce Role On Rosebery Centre Rowan's Hospice Chanty Sandhurst Day Cenire San￿ell Afn"¢an wc¥nen Ass(Kiali Sight lor Surrey Small Acts ol Kindness South Kent Mind St Barnabas HoLÈse Sl. Andrews Hos￿Ce St. Columba'$ Hospte Cwe Sl. John's Hospice St. Margaret'5 Hosp St. Peter's Church Project Strathfoyle Women's Group Thanet Trust The Bublje Thre8t Co. The Charbtte Siraker Pmiecl The Community HL*) The Drop-in Befeavemenl Cwtre The Ethel Trust The Green Team The New Vic Theatre The Rural Coffee Caravan The TO￿11 Building Trust The Vine Cenlre Timebank Swth West Top Church TTainirvJ TORC Trinity Methodist Church Wakèfiéld Sc£iety lor Deaf Pe(ylo Wallham Forest Blind Assoc. Wdllham Foiesl Race Equality drwckshire Vision Support Wesledand5 Assoc. dows Emp(Iwemienl Trust Ison Ménh)rial Church rk Avenue FLwdati YMCA Total Grants £1.392 £1.￿] £1.200 £845 £1.500 £1.250 £2.000 £1,0 £1.OC £2.0 £1.074 £1.O¢XJ £10 £1.040 £1.29) £1.645 £1.586 £1.600 £260 £1.000 £3.000 £1.000 £1,116 £1.91JO £1.600 £6[￿3 £1.51KI £2.0 £1.2LN) £1.764 £1.500 £1.000 £1.2J8 £2.000 £1.500 £1.190 £1.230 £1.590 £700 £1.200 £1,000 £2,000 £1.000 £1,000 £1,500 £1,320 £2,124 £1.OlJO £982 £1.430 £129.396 19