Four Oaks Boys Club
Treasurers report for the year 1 April 2021 – 31 March 2022
The Bank Balances as at 31 March 2022 are:
HSBC £16,182
The club recorded a deficit of £33,952 a decrease on the prior year, significant expenditure was made on integrating new training and playing facilities for teams and football kit for all teams.
The club is again heavily reliant on the donorship which was received from annual membership, training and match fees. It is the clubs biggest cash generator and without the club would be running a significant deficit.
The club remains in a strong financial position with a healthy balance sheet however the club needs to explore all methods of generating income and will explore all methods of doing so.
Balance Sheet As at 31 March 22 £
Income
| Total Fixed Assets Current Assets Abbey National HSBC Total Current Assets Net Balance Financed By Building Reserve Net Value of Assets Opening Balance Result for year Net Balance Players Subscriptions Registration Sponsorship Donations Giftaid Grant Donations Others |
- | |
|---|---|---|
| - 16,182 |
||
| 16,182 | ||
| 16,182 | ||
| 2,692 47,442 (33,952) |
||
| 16,182 | ||
| 12 Months Ending 31 March 22 £ 34,073 5,687 3,398 - 30,044 621 5,202 |
Total Income 79,024.72
Expenditure
| Playing Expenses | |
|---|---|
| Federation Subscription & Licence | 822 |
| Pitch Hire | 9,795 |
| Walsall League weekly costs | - |
| Ref Fees | 4,127 |
| Football Tournaments | 55 |
| Training Courses | - |
| External Coaches | - |
| Football Kit | 8,208 |
| Total Playing Expenses | 23,008 |
Club House and Ground
| General Rates Water Rates Electricity Insurance Rent Home Ground Maintenance Total Club House and Ground |
526 1,054 2,772 2,111 257 75,651 |
|---|---|
| 82,371 |
Administration
| End of Season awards Finance Charges Website Christmas parties Others Total Administration TOTAL EXPENDITURE SURPLUS/(DEFICIT) |
3,432 1,060 360 928 1,817 |
|---|---|
| 7,598 | |
| 112,977 | |
| (33,952) |
Despite the many challenges created by the pandemic, Four Oaks Boys Club has continued its commitment to providing Sport for All in the local community.
We continue to be grateful for the support of the club’s stakeholders. From parents who have continued to provide funding, particularly during lockdown when football activity was non-existent, our team coaches who have remained motivated and provided flexibility to get our youngsters back playing when restrictions were lifted and then individual team sponsors, whose support is critical.
Further improvements to the facilities, and particularly the pitches, at Mill Green have been delivered over the last 12-months. Improvements that wouldn’t have been possible without the ongoing support and funding we receive from the Football Foundation.
Looking ahead, our priority over the coming 12-months will continue to be the recruitment of new teams. This remains our greatest challenge.
With pandemic related restrictions now lifted, we can look forward once again, with renewed hope and optimism.