Community Foundation North East
(formerly known as Community. Foundation serving Tyne &
Wcar and Northumberland)
(A company limited by guarantee)
Annual financial statements
for the year ended 31 March 2025

Community Foundation North East
(A companj limited by guarantee)
Annual financial statements
for the year ended 31 March 2025
Contents
Annual rcport for Ihc ycar ended 31 March 2025......................................-...........-.........................................-....
IndLpendent Auditor'% Rep(Irt t() the Members of c.ommunity F'oundation Nc)rth Last..
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Con.4(Ilidated statement of financial dLtivitiL% for the Jear ended 31 March 2025 .
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Consolidatcd incomL and cxpcnditure account tnr the year ended 31 March 2025 ..........-..-..-...-.-...-..-.-...-...-... 18
BalancL shccts ￿ at 31 March 2025............................................................-..-......-..-.........-........................-...-.- 19
CunsolidatLd c￿h fluw statLmLnt for thc yLar cndcd 31 M￿h 2025
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NlotL'S lu IhL r￿n￿LIa[ slalLmLnls for thL yLdf LndLd 31 2025.......-.........-.-.......-.-......-..-..........-....-.-..-.... 21

Community Foundation North East
Annual report for the year ended 31 March 2025
Introduction
l-he Board presents ils report and the audifrd ¢onsolidaled finanvial staten]ents for the year ended 31 March
202).
The Charity's full name is Community FuLtndation North East changing ils name from Community Foundation
Sc￿.1n& -ryne & Wear and Northumberland on 16 Slptember 2025.
The Communil}' I'oundation Nc)rth P.asl's charity. regi.4tration number is 700510 and the limited company
numbtr 1% 02?73708. 'Ihe printiipal offiLC and rLgistcrcd oftitye is I'hilanihropy FIuu5L, Woodbinc Road,
Gosfvrth, Newcastle upon .1 yne, Tyne & Il'L"ar NE3 IDD. The Chariiy is inLorpoialed in thc UnitLd Kingdom.
J'he Community Foundation North b.ast cnmpriqes four sep￿alC organisations Th'hose financial statements and
aclivilies arc consolidatLd within the gr()up. They are as follows..
Community Foundation North I,. ast- a Iirnilcd CoMp￿Y and main operating charily, alsu incorporating
Cotnmunity Fir%t Trust.
Tyne and Wear Foundaiic)n'l rust- a LharitdblL trust, which hold.q donaliiins ofpernianLnl LnduwmLnt to
thc C()mmunity Foundation North Lasl (liroup). 'l-his has enabled se￿.eral hisloriL ￿h￿lIabIL t￿515 to bc
tr￿sIlrrL.d to the C3roup.
'lyne & WLdr Foundation Limited - a trading company whosL profits. arL coven￿led to the C.'ommunily
I'ounddlion Nurth I,"dst. I'hc trading company is mainly us¢d lur SPLiifiL largyc fui)drdi.%ing evenL8 but ￿aS
inautive during thL yLar.
Joseph Brough c.haritable TrusÉ - an endowed trust making grants in the historic counties ol. Durham and
NorthumbLrl￿d, of which the Community l.ounddlion N()rth EdSt is .4ole tru.4tee.
l-he Cummunity Foundation orth Easl also administers 'l'he bred Clay Tnjst, which has tis owi trnslee5 and
rLporls' Sep￿alL1Y lo Ihc Charity Commission and lis lindncial inforniation is not included wiihin these
rinanLial statetnenls.
I'he Communiiy boundalion Notih East is a member of LIK Community Foundation.8 IUKCTr), registered
charity number 10046311, ￿h]Ch 5UPPOrts and promotes good praLlice betw'een community foundations in the
Uniied Kingdom. The Community F.oundation North F'ast manages certain funding programmes on contracts
from UK Community Foundation5 but is not oiherwise subjeLt to any governance arrangements ￿1th LIK
Communilj Foundations.

Community Foundation North East
Annual report for the year ended 31 March 2025 (continued)
Advisers
Independent Auditors
Aiels Audii Services
Bulman House
Regent Lentre
Gosforth
NLw'Lastle upon Tjne
NF.3 31.S
Main Bankers
Barclays13ank PLC
NLwLastlL Corporate Services
Barclays I louse
5 St. Ann'.% %trcet
Quavqide
Newudstle upon Tyne
NEI 3DX
Investment Managers
Raihbone Invesltnenl ManagemeT]t LimilLd
Earl GrLy EIousL
75-S5 Cirey Street
N¥wLdStlL upon -I'Jne
NEI 6EF
Cai.cnovL L'.dPital
I l.(Jnd()n Wall l)lace
Lundon
EC2Y 3AB
CCl.A Inveslmeni Management Limited
OnL AngLI LdnL
London
EC4R 3AB
Solicitors
Muukle l.I,P
Titne Central
32 Gallowgate
NeH'castle uwn T}'ne
Nbl 4BI-.

Community Foundation North East
Annual report for the year ended 31 March 2025 (continued)
Structurey governance and njanagemenl
I'he Community Foundation North East is a limited company goN'erned b>, Memorandum and ArtILles of
Association drawn up in 1988 and amended in 1990. 2000, 2007, 9017, 2018, 20? l and 202).
The Memoralldum and Articles allow for four categories of members as follows=
Calegor> A - voluntary organi5alions
Category B - inditridua15
Cdteb)()ry C- slalut()ry' authorities
Categi)ry D- companiesibusinesses
Members have voting rights at thL Annual GLncral Mccting and reCeI￿e regular infomiation about Community
Fi)undation North l..&st acliviliLs Ihrou¥houl thL year. MLmbLr.s ma). nominate L2ndidates f()r election to the
Board. F.ach menibership ¢dtcgoFy eleLts Iwu mLmbLrs to thc Bi)ard cxLept li)r CateLiary C, where Board
niembers are app()inied by mulual Lonsent. 'L'hL 13odrd may Lo-opt up tti fiN"e further member% and i_% rLquired
to en.%ure adequate repre.qenlaliLin ihroughoul IhL arua ol bLnLfit. Board mcmbL"r.q.serve for a Ihree-year terni
and may be elected/appi)inled for two further periods of thrLL yl￿5 cach.
I"hLfL ￿rang£MCnt£ fi)r inductii)n, training and suppcirt of Hc)ard metnbLrs. f,duh nLW 13udrd MLmbLr is
¥iN'Ln an induLtion Pdck and attend.4 induLrii)n 8essinns with the executive leam n]LL"ts' IhL Chair. 'I'hL
Numindliuns CommittLL rLViCWS %kills and experienLe ol'the Flnard menibers dnd tll<ly arrange trdining
rLquirLd. 'I"hL invulvLmLnt of BO￿a mLmbLrs is re￿IeWed by the Otlicers of the 18oard annually lu ensure thal
skills limL providLd by mLmbLrs arc uscd t() best eflect. Additionally, Board skills are kept under review lo
inlortR Eluard mLmbLr rLLruitsnLnL LngagLmLnl support. B(iard members also I'olunteer their serviues to
assisl in C()mmunily I,uundation Nurth Last aclivitiLs, such ￿ gr￿t panel%, donor devel()pment and public
speaking during the year.
The full Board m¢Lts four times a ycar. An additional mLLting is held lor refle¢Lion and forward planning as
required within the strategy perioLI. Wiihin the annual L)'Llt, thc Board..
agrees an operating budgei;
Teceives quarterly M￿agement aLCOUnts,'
agrees annual objeLtives;
rei'iews objectives-
monitors pertornianie Thiihin agreeLI targets;
considers risks and s to mitigale thcm.
considers strategie issues. and
rcLLiVCS reports and minutes from all sub-committees lisied below.

Community Foundation North East
Annual report for the year ended 31 March 2025 (continued)
Structure? governance and management {conlinu¢d)
I'he Board appoints .8ub-Lommitlees and ￿"OrkIng groups, ￿hICh are responsible for more detailed oi'"ersight of
straleg), and aLtii'ilies thithin their area ol responsibility.. The SLib-committccs and work.ing groups meeting
during the }.¢￿ ￿'ere'.
Finance and Resources C'ommittee (F&R}
Infvesimenl C".ommiltee (In￿}
Nominations C'.ommittcc (Nom}
NorthL&stl 00 development group {NEI 00)
Members (If the Board w,ho served during the Jear and up lo the Llalc of signing of Ihe financial 5talcmcnl
including Committees on which they served during the y'ear, are as follows:
Phil Moorhouse- c.hair
LU-OPtLd OLtobLr 2021
Lvc), Nl'inskell OBE - I)eputy c.hair from OLlober 2022
elLLILd l)LLLmbLr 2016
Paul Farquhar - Treasurer
co-opied March 2018
Jill Baker
co-opied June 201 ()
l¥lichael Brodie CBE
Co-opted F'ebruary 20211
SArdh Glelldilllling
co-opted Clctober 2022
Andrew Haigh
LILLILd DLLLmbLr 2016
Colin Hew'itt
LILItLd OLlobLr 2021
Claire Malcolm ￿IBE
co-opled March 2019
Pam Smith
appoinlLd Octobcr 2023 to rcpresent statutory authorities
Laura Il'an*'ick
apwinted Noi'ember 2018
Stella Simbo
eleLled OLtober 202?
Fiona Standfield
co-opted October 2022
(I."&R, Inv. Nom,
4E.I 00)
(I'&ll, Nl.-100,
Nom)
(I.&K Inv)
(Nom, Inv)
(NEIOO)
(Inv)
(F&R)
(F&ii)
(NE100}
(N'om)
(Inv)
At the AGM in autumn 2025, Claire Malcolm, Stella 8imbo, Sarah CJlendinning, Jill Baker and Fiona
StdndfiL.Id comL to thL Lnd ut'a IhrcL" _Jear term are eligible for re-eleLtionlre-co-oplion. Lucy W'inskell
and Andrew Haigh NN'ill reiire at the AGNI having served their M￿lmuM term.

Community Foundation North East
Annual report for the year ended 31 March 2025 (continued)
Strueturey goi'ernance and management {eolltillued)
The Board also appoints a President, Vice Presideni.8 and Patrons in recognition of their distinguished service to
the ¥ummunit>' or contribution5 tu Ihc Community Foundation North F.¢￿1. 'J'hese are honorary p05ilions with
rjo formal poM(ers or dulles. "I'he Board re￿.IL.￿cd appointments in September 2020. The current olrice holders
e lisigd in the >edrix)ok and on the communit￿ FciunLldliun North Last's ii"ebsite.
Thc liability of the members tor the dcbls and liabilities ol Ihe CoTllpJ￿Y 15 limited and in the ei'ent of the
company being wound up wiTruld not exceed £1 per member.
Th¢ Board has a 4chcmc of delenation which details areas where the Board has, ill accordancL with the
Memurandum and ArtiLILS ()f As_4()ciatii)n, delegatLd deknisilins to individual IrustCL"s, lo sub-Lun]mittLe% or task
groupb or lo Ihc cxcLulivc tcam. T'hc_schLme ot delegiation also covers Ihlise matters always rLsLfvLd r()r thL
lull m¥mbLrship and the full Board. Thc delcgaled dfL'aq are segmenled inio Ihe follo￿l[t¥ LaLcgorics=
govem9nc¥, audit & risk, opcrations and fin￿Ce, investment, and philanthrc)py and funding.
At the year end Ihe ex¢cutivL tcam mcmbcrs rLswnsiblc for ddy-to-day managemenl of ihe C.harily
delegated by the Iloard wLrL:
liob Williamsun 0131.. C'.hiLf F.XLLuIivL ()fficcr
Sonid Wdugh
ChiLt' FinancL and C)per2ting (Il'licer
John 14()Iling.qworth C'hiel-Philanihrupv dnd DLvLIupmLnl OIÈiLLr
Adgun Lupdrdo
ChiLFFunding) and Partner%hips Ot'licer
AI thl ycar-end there was a total of 24 staff {full time equivalent 21.7).
The Board h&8 a remuneration poliLy which covers Iht arrangements lor setting salaries Ihroughout the
organisation including those stal'l-responsiblti fur day-lo-day managjcment. The Communitv Foundation North
East has its own salary scale with gradub inlLndLd to be broadly LompatiblL' Thlth Lharities of a similar si7.e in
thL' ni)rth of F.ngland, and ihose with similar funclions auross thL UK. BLcaust ol. ils leading PO.4ition in the
￿h￿lty, sLLtor, thL Lommunit! Foundation NorEh Last'b eKeLuil￿¢ sialf must have signi11L￿t cxpertise so it
must be able to draw from thL best talLnt in a competitive mirkel. ExeLuliK'e staff roles arL iherctorL ungraded
,hiLh allows the Board lo be more fle.xiblc in setting Pdy iN'hen recruiting k]nd reviei¥'ing perfom]ance. All
salaries are revieTh'ed annually by a sub-committee of Ihc Board with any recommendaiions tor pay increases
presented to ihe full Board f()r approval H,hen it agrees the atmual budgct. ThL sub-L()mmittee takes a¢Lount of
cust-of-living ri%L'S dnd inflation: external benchmarking dat<L and staff perlomanLe and Lontributions io the
orgt¢nisaLion's ￿1)rk. 'fh¥ Board sub-LominitteL' re￿.ie￿'S the chief LxeLUtiv¢'S salar! and other benclits i4'ithout
him prcsenl, taking aLLounl ol laclors relatillgF to perfornidnce, benchmarkinbi and internal saldry differL'iitials.

Community Foundation North East
Annual report for the year ended 31 March 2025 (continued)
Objectives and acti*ities
Th¢ Communily Foundation LNorth East's c)bjeLts' are for ihe benefit <)f the publi¢ gL'nLrallJ, in partiLular. bul
not exclusivel￿, in ihe Jrcd of l-Tr'ne and Wear and NorthuTnbL'rland.. to promote support the prevention or
relicf of poverty or dis&dvantaoe- to pre%erTre and proiecl healih; to adi'"ance thL education of the public,. for the
general purposcs of such charitable bodies or for such other exclusively charitable putP05Cs in eaLh case a5 the
Directors may from timc to limL decide. The Community Foundation North Easl's operational mission is to
build a thriving, generous and inclu5ivc North East today, and for gen¢rations lo come by inspiring
phildnthropv. In￿lS[ln8 in communities and influcncing change. -Ihe.%trategiL l()cus is on fiv¢ impact areas:
tackle poiierty", widen aCLess io uppi)rtunity.. imprO￿.e health communit) ￿[ery, strengthen culiure and
communit}, life. and sustain the enl'ironmenl.
ThL Community Foundati()n North F.asl is a generalist gidnl-makur to a M'ide range of community groups.
Somc fund5 have morc restriLted purpo.4&8- f()r example ihe Sir .1 om Co￿lc l. und only Fndkc5 g)rants' to
Org￿lSali￿nS to support disadvantaged or disabled children and young pL￿pIC in SundCrl￿d. ThL C'.ommunily
l.ounddlion North East aLL()mm()datLs d()nnrs' ￿lShe$ in respeci ol-granl dWdrd5 ￿hLrL.VLf p055iblL. -I"hL Board
hds agrLLd LLrtain cxclii.4ion% f<)r grants with its general funds and ihLSL arL dLtdilLd in grant iypIiLation
matLrials availdblc on rLquc%t. The pred()minant 2ciivity 1% granl-making. bul ihc community Founddlion
Nurth I,asl also dLVOtc% rLsourLcs to non-financial sector support, reseaitih, dci'uluptnLnl Jnd donor cduLalion
whiLh aim lo inLrLasL IoLal philanthropj.
Public bellefit
-riiL Lommunily Foundation Nortli F.ast exists and i)perates for the public bLnLfit. 'Ihrough ils grtmt-making il
work5 10 itnprL)WL thL Lommunity, in particular, but not exLlu.£ively, in l >ne & Illl'bdf dnd NorthumbLrldnd. l-he
Tru5tLLs Lonfirm Ihdt thLJ have rLtirred to the su￿dance produbed by th¥ Chdril). Cotnmi55ion on publiu
bL'nLfil whLn rLviL Thing thL" Lhdrity'% dims and objectives and in pldnning futur¢ ailiviliLs ￿LI grdnl-mdking
and are Sdlibfivd Ihdl il mLLts' IhL fLquirLmLnts.
Plans for future periods
Plans for future periods are detsiled on page 9 of this report.
Strategie report
Achies'ements and performanee
2024-2) was the liiial %ear of the Community Foundation North Last's strategy lo 20•). ,4¢hievcmenls againsl
the fiwe gi()alb sLt in that strateg). during the vtr￿ arL fLt out bLloH". More detailed d&s¢riplions ol-a¥tifvitiLs and
their impact are inLluded in the Community, F'oundation F%'orth East's )'"Larbook.

Community Foundation North East
Annual report for the year ended 31 March 2025 (continued)
Strategic report {continued)
Achiei'ements and perfortllance (contlDued}
Goal /.' endblg more andbeiierphilanihropy
£4.4m in en￿o￿,ment gifts and £4.9m in revenue gifts were received.
9 new funds wcre cstablished.
Donor el'cnt4 held in Newcastle, Northumberland and London
Cvndu¥ted an anonj'mous donor satisfaLlion survcj
Goal 2.. supporl our rggion s small local ¢harili¥5 undcommunity organisalions
1,224 g)rants (2024= 1253) totalling £8.93m (2024= £8.48m) were aw￿ded, exLe¢ding the baseline ol-
£6.8m and thc five-year target of £7.5m.'I'he majority rontinued io be for amounts under £5,000. In total
601 organi.%ati()ns and i7 individuals were suppo)rted. Thc table below sh()ws the breakdown by fund type.
Fund type
r440 of grants
Total award5
Indii'idudl fd. mil), funds
C.'orpor2le funds
Charity and Iru%l lund.q
Ci)Ilective funds
4U7
2.184,873
8¥6,872
1,685.078
542,566
2,578,672
1,050,755
8,928,816
251
194
ProjLuls and partnLrship funds
Aoency funds (benefiting a namLd Urg￿lSatiOn}
Total grants awarded by the full Group
15¥
1.224
Ran proL)rammes Th'ith NewLasile and li￿¢Sh￿l1 Louncils and took on the new Mayor's Opporltjniiy I,un
for the Nurth East Combined Authority.
87 organisalions benefited Irom trustLc- and skills-matching, training and pro bono consultdncj..
Goal 3.. under.flandandacl c)n vilal £ssues uffeciing our communilies
Published l O Vital Sign5 repK)rts.
Ran our On ihe T able uotnmunily conkersdtions iniiiative engaging ncarly I,000 people.
We dLliTrcred the Know Your Neighbourhood programmL in partnership with DCMS and UKCF.
Goul 4." build and susiaip7 our endowmenl lo £IOOm and beyopld
RcLcived b. £3m Icgucy from the estate of Steve and Christine Conwey
RLLL"ivcd additional £ Im from Newcastle Building Soci¢t>' i'la dom]ant assets
Published F.SG and net zero data against our responsible inwe51]nent Lommitments.
Raiionalised our propert>. holdings.
Goal 5.. be a shining example ofan effeciive chariiablefoundalion aLLounlable lo ihe people il.¥erves
Undertook SErateg!' revie￿ anLI dciwelopment ol. new goals bdsed on wide engagement of stakeholders.
BL'gan enerby etficiLnLJ retrofil ol our i)ffiLe premises.
Maintained e.xL'ellcnLc in thL BL'tter Healih at li'ork- acLreditalii)n.
Inlroduecd unline booking s} stem to allow Community Org￿]￿alI0nS lo usc our mccting space for Iree.

Community Foundation North East
Annual report for the year ended 31 March 2025 (continued)
Strategic report (continued)
Fulldraising
I'he Community Foundation North Easl is reg?istered with the Fundrdising Regulator whiLh is the independent
regulator of charitable fundraising. I'he approach ive take lo fundraising in the organisation mcets the
requircmLTlts of ihc Charity Commission, Fundraising Rcgulator and Enformalion Cutllmissioner'5 Office.
Almost all income generation aclivity is done b). Foundaiion staff directly or on our behalf ihmugh
intr()duction8 made ambas￿dOrS and professional advi.sor%. We a150 cc)nneci Lo polential donor.q and
partners thri)ugh neiThorking and by rdi8ing our profil¥ ihrough cummunicalion.%. Il'hen <md ifwe enter into
comtnerLial p&rtÈcipation arrangements, we have fornial agreements in place ihat deal ¥wiih riqks to (he
F()undaiion and ensure tran.8parency. We do nol=
use direcl marketing, telephone, d(x)rstep (Fr nn-street fundraising;
cmploy lor-profit agLncics to rdisL inLomL on our bLhall- or
shdrc inlunnalion about donors or sUPPOrtcrs without ihcir cxprc55 pcrmission.
Somc fundraising N¥ill u)ntilluc to bL donc for Ihc Foundation bv third pdrtiC5, for cxamplc with our I ligh
ShLrifl- fundb, or funds ￿htir￿ a donor w'i5hL"s lo rai5c monLJ from friLnd5 or family in InL"mory ola lovud unL,
ur Io 5UPPOrt a P<￿tiLU1ar Lausti. WL hdvc dLvelup￿ guidLlinLs for ihosc undLrtaking suLh aLlivilies lo ensure
we, and thury, drL uoTnplianl.
I'hL Community Foundation North EdSt maintains rLLords ufdll Lompldinls fLLLivcd a￿d during IhL yLar
rLUL1￿.Ld no Lomplaints on itb fundraising aLlivitiLs. 'l-hL L".L)mmunity l.uundation North Ldsl rLpoFls ihis
infurmation ￿nUallY lo IhL I,-undrdising KLgulalor ilrL4UL'Stu"d.
Sociol investments (prei'iously shown as programme related investments)
'orthem Rock Foundatii)n (NRF) ￿aS involved in the set up (Jf ihe North F.ast Social Investment Fund
(NE%JF ) made l()an commitmcnts for 20 yLars L(} IhL primary vLhicle - the North East SoLial Invcstmcnl
Community IntcrLst Company (NESIL). As part ol the winding up of NRF, its Board agreed to transfer the
Loan E4und 01 £3m lo ihe Community FounLlation North Easi to ensurL conlinuily ofthc programme, with ix)Ih
sides signing the novation of the I,oan F und on 12 April 2016. '1'he full value of Ihe novation of £3m was
re¥vgnisLd within donations lo restriuted lunds at the lime ol the novaiion.
Financial review
Nei as%el% at .31 Klartyh 21125 were £103.60m (?0?4.. £1 Oi.20ml- £97. l9m of ihe assets relaled to endowment
funds (2024.. £95.84m)- -I'he total unrLali%Ld dnd rea]ibLd 105ses on investmLnts ￿ounted to £0.76m (2024..
gsains £7.61 ml. ThLrL IN"erc nLW' donations Lil the endc)¥¥Thenl fund5 duringJ Il)t year of£4.44m (2024.. £9.08m},
and fees and Iranslers out of cndi)M'menE of £fj..39m (211•4: £.1.08m). I he eYpendablL endL¥wThenl I bharity ()nl>'l
is tr6ated bk thL Tru.slees &s long-lerni ¢apital to provide income fi)r future grant-maktng. Further deiails ol.
perfom)anLe ol- subsidian, undertdkings dLtailed in note 21. The investments were managed ihroughout IhL
year bw Lai.enowe Cdpital: Rathbone Investment Man<4emcnt and CCLA InvL'stmL"nt ￿(￿￿gement to au'hieve
maxin)um total returns <￿d prO￿ldL. <igfLLd ￿l()Unt annuall) for grdnt-makinLT
C'.L'LA IiivLstmLnt
Mani& gtmLnt also manaiyts funds donated to the C(Immuiiil}' l. irst-l rult a.% r¥quired bv the maich lunding
agrgemeiiL. "l-here is separate profvision lor donors wish lo ini'LSi eihicallj.

Community Foundation North East
Annual report for the year ended 31 March 2025 (continued)
Strategie report {contitEued}
Financial review (contittued)
The Investment ComTnitlLe monilors the managers, performancc in rl'lation to benchmarks and other relevant
indices al its quarterly meetings and meet5 With each of the managers at I￿￿t annually, more Irequenily wilh
Rathbone Invesimeni ManagemLnl Cazenove Capital.
Clear guidL.lines hai'e been agreed in rclalion to inve4tment strale&v and these arc rcvicivcd bj Ihc Investmenl
Committee. C)n the full year's perlomanLL, thL main t.und delii'ered a ioial relum avcragL cstimate uf 1.68'/0
(net of fees) which is behind the I￿get return of 6 1 plus CPI {8.60/D). 'Fhe Board w'ere content wilh
perforniance on the funds in lighi of th¥ difficult financial mdrket conditions.
Total incomi and t'ndowmLnt for thc )Lar totalled £ 11.8 I m (2(124.. £9.40m). Thc main .£()Iirces of inLomc wtirL
nLW donations and in￿LstMLnI incumL. Thc main resources expen(Jed WLre for Ch￿itable grants o1-£8.82m nel
(21124.. £8..32m nel).
Financial review - reserves
Tlic Statemenl of P in8ntyÈal ALlii'iliLs shuws IhL movement in the year ol- Ihe Q".ummunity l."oundation N'orth
LL%t'% (CJr(iup} I Inre8iri¢led and KesiriLILd I,'und5. '1'hL year-end balances on ihe R¢slriLIL'd l-"und% arL' available
in thLir entirety, les.q Éhe propertyy Philanthropy EIL)USL, for tulure grant-making and uLhLr dirLLI Ch￿lIa￿)le
xpLnditurL.. The Ilnrestricted b'unds balance dl 31 21125 ()f-£2,614,()63 in¢ludLb £1.572,062 sLt aside li)r
dLsigndtLd fund.% which are solely for luluie grdnl-making, the balaiice of £1,042,001 (thL Administrative
lundl IL55 fixLd ￿￿lIS ot-£69,091, £972,910 ￿S the gLnLral rLsLrvc available to nieet lulure administration and
dLI'LlopmLnt LxpLnditure. The B()ard re￿IeWed ils risLrwL ILvLls in MarLh 21125 and deslgnaled £L)5,000 ()f IhL
generdl rLsLrvLs lu support running cost.% during the 2025-26 fin￿lia1 ycar. The B()ard sets a maximum ILvcl
ofreseTh'es to alluw IhL C'.unununity F()undation North l..asi io opLfdlL fur up to 12 m()nths if. income strtiams
werL bignificantly impaLtcd by market condilion.q and a tninimum levcl b￿ed on the same scenario bui
adjusting some Losts during thc 12 months and rLviews ils poliuy annually. Thc general reserve, atter adjusting
for desi&)n2teA costs, amounicd lo £877,910 which is slightly above the rang¢ caleulalcd, minimum lewel of
£4?6,000 and the M￿lMuM £8.38.OOU. "I'hL Board is cunfident that reseTh es and the overall assets of the
Community Founddtiun North Lasl are sufficient 10 continue ￿ a going concem.
Plans for future periods
In March 2025 the Board agreed a new strate8v whivh scls out our i'ision f()r a North b.aqi ¥i,h¥re ek'ery'one can
be pan of ihrii'ing, gLnerous and inLIu.%ii"L Ll)mmuniiies. T'he siratttgv desLribgs hoiv we will use our resoufLes
towards our miqsi()n, based on ekidence, experienLL dnd listening w (L)mmunilies. It 1.9, subjL'LI lo rciwiew eavh
year, designed to take up t(1 at least 2028 when we will m￿k ()ur 40th anniversary,. The slralegy alsi) S<lW the
aduption ol. a rLfrcshed identily as Community. Foundation North East. INI)ile our roots are firnilj in Tjne and
Mi'Lar and Ni Orthumberland, our new n￿e rebognises that our donors. fundingy and resedrLh cover a wider area.

Community Foundation North East
Annual report for the year ended 31 March 2025 (continued)
Strategic report (continued)
Plans for future periods (continued)
To achieve our mission and address our five impacl areas, the strategy has IhrcL pillar5 and d set ut-enablcrs
with associated key perfomianLe indicators {KPls).
Jnspir¢ philanthropy.. we wil I be the North F.ast's go-lo place for philanthropy, enoaging more people and
busincss in g)iving) mone),, timL and expertise, and usino our knowledfte to ensure current and future donors
have the mosl impact.
> Be on track lo add at least £ IOM in new gifts lo end4)w'ment by 2030.
Secure al Icdst £1.5m thruugh annuitl donor r¢￿enue funds
> Average 701)/o of aT￿Ual gtanl-making from philanihropiL Lndowmcnl and rcvcnue funds (cxcluding third-
party programmes)
Invest in eommunities.. we will hamess more funJing and supporl to hdVL a long-tcrtn impaLI on thc
challenges faLing our region's communities.
> CJrow annual grant-mak.ing io £ l Om by 2010
> J.ever third-party programmes worth at least £3m annu211
minimuni lundinLi annually to %upport each impact area
> (Jruw L()relunrL'striLted %upp()rt to 650/0 Ot-t(Ital a￿arded annually
lllflueDce change.. WL will shinL a lig)hi on our rLgion's challLng>e% dnd u.4e our knowledgL dnd nehN'I)rk.s to
￿h￿1p10n aLtions whiLh bLLtLf dddrLS5 IhLm.
IIOO/o uldunorSJ Pdrtners granlLLS fLFK)rting ihdt our policy and rLsLarLh initldlives importdnt.
Enablers= gokernanue, people, operalions finance and Lotntnunications.
IV salibfauti(In rdte dmung dunurs. ¥rdnlb¥s, sldrr dnd tFU5ILL5
> 6 /0 lotal return on investsnenls plus intlatic)n avera&Jed over 5 years
> Break-even operating budgets annually factoring in designated reserves
Our priorities for 2025-26 arc as follows.
Launch strategi. and rLfrLshed br￿dIn￿ and nei4. communications plan.
Introduce changies to unrestricted and discretianary funds lo bupp()rt strate&yiL tiinding gi)alq
Delii'er a North East Roots I l(Ime¢oming series ()f events lo enbyagtr th¢ rtigion's diaspx)ra
Dei'elop our policy and public affairs function
Produce a ne￿ plan to align pro bono Nvork and trainingj with the stratLgy
Implement a legacy gi￿Ing campai(yn
Rei"iew and implement changes to donor onboarding
Complete rerroFIl ol-our oifice premi.ses
ComplelL changc of our legal name rollo￿1ng adopiion of new operaling name
RL"￿'7Lw risk dppetite and thL risk rL"gister
RLLruit its Lrusteti 1'aL￿LIL'S and rLViLW appointmLnls Ot'￿1￿L-prLS]dLntS
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Community Foundation North East
Annual report for the year ended 31 March 2025 (continued)
Strategic report {continued)
PriDeipal risks and ullcertaillties
Ihe Board rcveii'es an annual assessmcnt of risk prepared by Ihe execuiive leam and agrees steps to mandge
ribk. In December 2022 the Board revIe￿ed its risk policy for detennining, managing and reviewing the risks
to ￿hich the Community Foundaiion North Last is exposed. I'he Board has commitied lo continue to review
the risk policy every three yeapi. Thi risk regisler is reviewed quarterly bv th¢. l.'inance and Resources
Committee. and dny significant Lhanges reported io the Bogrd. Evcry year, the Board receives a report on risk
and approves an upddled risk register.
I'he highest risks idcntificd in the most recent register dated March 2025 ￿'ere=
Losin￿ Significant asset value
System brLaLh or failurc
The Floard reviews Lonlro15 alrcady in placc fi)r mitigating risks and iLlenlifiLs furthcr Ircalmcnt or
monilc)ring rLquirLd to mdnagc thc identified riqks. The first risk nolLd atx)vc is linkcd t() the pertorniance
and drawdowii from IhL L"ommunity Foundali(In North I,.asl's endoThmLnt lunds. Thc InvestmLnt
C.i)nimilt¥e m¥61s rLguldrly with thL invL%tment manager.q tli discusb and rLI'iLw PLrlornianLL l)f the tunds,
which dre in￿.¥￿t¢d in linL with thL Community F'()undalion North I',dsI's InvLSlmLnl PLiliLy. 'fhc B()ard
agreed a new Invesln]cni PoliLy in M￿Lh ?023. 1.he B()ard agreed i() mainldill dn annual 60/0 Wlthdrawal
from the mdin and eihiual lunds th p￿1 of it% 2020-2) .%trategy, deFEning Iri¥gtits ihal would prompt it t()
rek'iew the wiihdrawal rate. Infldliun is slill a conLcrn tOL)ether with oiheF global issuLs and IhL Board will
continue io keep these under LIu5c fL viLw. ThL sL'Lond risk 1.4 in recognition of the general risk of brLach or
failure ot. %y£tems but also the overall incrL'dbLd risk faLcd by all c)rganisations ofcyber Criniti, both in IhL
numblr and the £i)phi.qtlLation ofatldLk%. 'I'hL Q'.o)mEnunily Foundati()n North b.ast rebyularly [¥￿1¢w5 its
protectii)n and other systems and hds vulnLrability' LLstS L￿riLd ()ut to help mitigaie this risk. 11 has
rnaintained C.)"ber F.sseniial.q + accreditaiion. S) blLms drL baLkLd up regularly.
Statejnent of trustees, responsibilities
ThL irustees {who are also directors of Community l-.oundation EN'orth East for the purposes of companv law)
are responsible for preparing the Tru51ees' Annual Report, Ihc strategic Report and the finanuial s￿lements in
aLcordance with applicable law and Llnited Kingdom Accouniing stand￿ds (United Kingdom Generally
AcLepted AcLounling PraLtice).
Company law requires Ihe trustees io prepare financial statements for each financial year. Under companv law
Ihc Irustees must not approi'e ihe financial statements unless arL satisfied that the￿ give a true and fair
vicw of the state of affairs of the charitable Lompanv and rhe group and ot'the incoming resources and
application of resoLtrLc& inLluding the income and expenditure. of the charilable group lor that period. In
prLparing these financial statements, the trustees are required LO..
select suithble accounting p(Ilicies and then appli, them Lc)n%istently-
obsLri.L IhL' Inethods and prinLiple% in the ('hatilies SOR[) 21119 (F'RS E02}.
make judgements and estimates thdt arL rcasonable and prudenL

Community Foundation North East
Annual report for the year ended 31 March 2025 (continued)
Strategic report (eolltillued}
Statement of trustees, responsibilities (continued)
state ilhcther applicable LFK Accounting Standards comprising FRSI 02 have been followed, subjeLt
to anj material departures diSLlosed and explainLd in the financial slalemenls,. and
prepare the financial statemenis on the going Loncem basis unlcss IL is inappropriatc to pre5umc that
the charitable company will continue in business.
The Trustees are responsible for keeping adequate ULcounting records ihat disLlose with reasonable accuracy at
any time the financial rK)sition nf the charitable Lompany and the group dE]Ll LnablL ihutn tu Lnsure that the
fin￿LIa1 S￿lements comply with the Companies Act 201)6. '1'hey are also responsible for Sareguarcl￿ng ihe
dS5cI.s of the charitable Lomp￿! and thL giri)up dnd hence for taking reaqonable steps f()r ihe prevention and
detection of fraud and other itTegularilie8.
ThL TrustLL* arc restx)nsiblc for the maintendncL and integriiy of the charitable comp2ny'% webqiie.
LLgisldtion in thc lJnitLd Kingd()m g)ovcrning the prepardti()n dnd dissemination ol- linancial statemenL8 may
diifLr from ILg)islation in othLr jurisdiLtions.
Statement as to disc105ure to our auditor5
In so fa. r ds IhL 'I-rustLiS arL awdru al IhL limL olapproving thL annudl rLport=
there is no relevant audit inlomiatic)n of-which Ehe gmup's auditors are unaware- and
the irusle¥s have eauh taken all sleps Ihal h¥lshL" is ubligLd lu Idkc ￿ a dirLclur ill ordLr lu mdkL
themselves aware ot-any relevant audil infotmalion an¢J iu ¢siablibh Ihdi Iht audilors arL dwar¥ uL-Ihat
intormation.
Independent Auditors
In dthurddnLL wilh sLtition 485 olihL Comp<miLS ALI 2006, a resolution for the rL-dPPI)intmLnt of AzLts Audit
Sertri¥es a5 dudilor of lh¥ charity is lo b¥ prupc)seil at th¢ lorihcoming Annual Gen¢rdl Mccling.
Thc Rtport of the TrustLes the StralegiL RLport were approv¢d bj the Board of I'ruste¢s.
the B02rd
Phil
Chair
oorhouse
24 September 2025
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Independent Auditor's Report to the Members of Community Foundation
North East
hatre audilLd IhL financial slalements of Lommunitv Foundation Norih E,asl (Ihe 'LhdritablL Parent
ompan),) and i(5 subsidiarieb (the 'group') for the ￿.￿ar ended 31 MarLh 2025, whiLh comprise the
Consolidated StatLmLnt of FinanLial ALtivitie.s: Consolidaied Income and Expendilure AcL'ouni Consolidated
BdI<￿ce Sheet, Balance Sheet, Consolidaled Stsiemenl of L<￿h Flo￿5 and Notes to the Financial 8L21ements,
including a summJry of significant aLcounling poliLies. Thc financial reporting framework that has been
applied in thcir preparation is applicable law and United Kingdom AcLounting st<ind￿￿5, including E."inanci
Reponin& 8tdndard 102 The Financial Reporling.Siundurd applicable in ihe L,K andRepubli¢ ofIrelund
{bniied Kingd(Jm Generully Acccpted Accounting Practice).
In our opinion ihe financial statement5-.
give a true and fair view of the state c)f the gry)up'S parcnt charit)'s affairs as at 31 March 2Q25 and of the
group's inLuming rLsourcLs and appliLatii)n of rcsource%, includinb? Its snclime and expendilurL lor thc ycar
thcn cnd¢d-
have been propLrly prepared in accordance wilh United Kingdom LtLnLrally AcLLPtcd ALLounting PraLtice'
and
have been prepared in a¢Lordanue with Ihc rLquirLmLnl.s of thc companie.s Act 2n06.
Basis for opinion
IN'L LonduLtLd our audit in aLLi)rdanLL With Internaiional Stsndards lin Audiling (LIK} (ISAs (UK))
applicable law. ()ur rg5ponsibililiLs undLr thosc sldndard.s are turther described in the Audilor's r¢spunsibililiLs
for Ihc audit ()t IhL tinancial statements sectinn ol-our rewrt. 11 e dfL indLpLndLnt ut-thL group parent
charilable comp(Iny in ￿￿v[d￿Ll wilh thL LihiLdl rLquirLments that arL relei'"ant tn our audil of the finanLial
stalLmLnts in IhL IJK, including thc FRC'.% F.thical Standard, and we have luifillLxl our oihLf Ltl)iLal
re,qtxinsibilitie.s in aL¢ordance wilh these requirgmLnt5. WL bLliLN'c that the audit e￿.idenCe ￿'e have obtsinLd i
sutriLiLnl and appropriatL lo providc a ba%is for our opinion.
CoJiclu5ions relating to goillg collcerD
In auditing the financial Statements, we have ¢onLludLxl ihal thL trustLt's use of the going concern basis of
aLLounling in ihL preparatiun of the findnuial 5tatcments is appropriate.
Based on the work we have perfornied, we have noi identified any material uncertainties relaling to the events
or conditions that, individually or Lolletili￿.elY.. Ma￿ Last significani doubt on the ¢hariti s ability Io Lontinue ds
a goino con¢em tor a period of at least tweli'e months from w'hen thtr financial slatcmcnls are authorisld for
issues.
Our responsibilities and the responsibilities of ihe trustL* with respccl to going Loneern art described in the
relei'ant sectionb of this reporL
Other information
ThL CltlIL'r inlornidlic)n L(ImprisLS thL intorn]atioii included in the annual report. other than Ihe tinanLi
statements. anL1 c)ur auditor's retK)rt thereon. -1 he Iru5tccs arL rL'sponsible for Lhe other infom]atii)n. Clur opinion
on thL fiiidnLial statemL'nts dOL￿ not co￿lr the other informaii(In and, exlept io ihe exienl uihttTr¥lSL L'xpliciil}'
staled in our reporL we do noi express any fonn of assurance conclusion Ihercon.
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Community Foundation North East
Independent Auditor's Report to the Members of Community Foundation
North East (continued)
Our rebpunsibilit). 15 to read thc other information and, in th)ing so, considLr ¥¥,hLther the oiher infomiaLi()n is
malirially inconsislenl ii'iih the FinanLidl statements or our knoityledge obtained in ihe course ot'the audii, or
otherwise appears Lo br m&tL'riallv misstated. If we identity such material inconsisiencies or apparent matLrial
rnisstatements, we are required t() deterniinL whether ihis gives rise to a mat¥rial missldtemLnt in the finan¢ial
slatemenis themseli'es. If, bastyd on the work we have perlomiLJ. we conlludc Ilial thcrc is a material
missldlcment of this Other inforniation, we are requir¢d lo report that faci.
Wc hai'e nothing lo report in this regard.
Opinion on other matters prescribed by the Companies Act 2006
In our opinion, bd5ed on the work undertaken in the course of Ihe audil:
the infomiatiuii given in the-l-rustee.4' Report for the financial year for which the finanuial Svdlemenlb ar
prLparLd, whiLh includL'% the dirLclors' repcirt and Ihe stralegib report prLparcd for Ihc purFK)ses of company
law, is Lonsislcnl with thL financial stalL￿cnI￿- and
the Strategic Reporl and-l-ruslecs, RLporl havc bLLn prcparcd in aLCI)rdanLe with appliLablL legal
rcquirLments.
latter5 ou which we are required to report by exception
In the light (If our kno￿ll￿gL undLr5ldnding ol- thL group and thL' parent charitable company and ils
cnvir()ninent obtainLd in the ci)ursL' of. the audit, ￿'e have not idenlified maleridl misslal¥mLnls in IhL StrdtLgiu
Ileport and the'l rustees, Kepurt.
We have n()thingi tn rerK)rt in resp¢cl ofthe following mall¥TS ￿"hLfl ihL' comp￿]l5 ALt 2006 rLquircs us to
rLpurl lu yuu il, in uur vpinion..
adequale a¥L()unling records have nut be¢n k¥pl by thL parLnt Lharitablc Lompany. or returns adequate lor
our audii havc not bLLn rcLcivLd fr()m branLhes not visited by us,. or
the parent Lharitable company finanuial statemenis are not in agreement with the aLcouniing reLords and
returns- or
c¥rtain disclosures oftrusiees" rLm)uneration specified by law are not made. or
we h<ive not rL.LeTr￿ed dll the information and explanations require for our audit.
Responsibiltties of trustees
As L'xplaiiiLd mure fully sL't out on pdges I I dnd 12, the trustees (whc) Jre a14() the dirLilors i)f the pareni
hdrit&ble companj for the purp)%es ol. vnmpany la￿,) dre responsible lor the preparation of the finanLial
statements and for being salisficd that Ihgy givL d trllL' and fair wiew, and for SULh iniernal Lonlrol tL% rh
trustttes dclLrniinc is neLessarv to L'nablL IhL' preparation of financial staiemenls that are tree from material
missiatement, w'hetl)Lr due lo fraud or error.
Iii prepdring the financial stalcments, thL IrustLes arL rL'sponsible for assessing Ihe group's kmd th6 pareni
chariLable Lompanv's ability to continue as a goingi tytJn¢em, di.%Llo%ingi. as applityable, mailers related lo goin
concern and u.%ing thL &k()ing c()ncern basis L)[ accounting unless the trusteL% Llthcr intLI)d lo liquidalc the group
or Llie Pdreni LharitablL companv or lo Cease operalions, or have no rLalibtlty aliLrnatiie bul lo do so.
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Independent Auditor's Report to the Members of Community Foundation
North East (continued)
Auditor's responsibilities for the audit of the financial 5taten)¢nts
Our objeclives are to obtain rLasonable assurance about whcther thc financial statements as a whole are free
from mdt¢rial missutemenl, ￿hethcr duc lo fraud or error, and to issue an audilor's retK)rt that includes our
opinion. Reasonable assurance is a high lei'el ol assuranL'L, but is not a guarantee that an audit c()nduLled in
acLordance ￿1th ISAS (LfK) will dlways detect a material misstatement i¥hen it exists. ￿lIsslatementS Lan arisc
from fraud or error and are considered material if, Indi￿.Idu&1IY or in the aggrcgate, theN' could reasonably be
cxpecled lo influence the economic deuisions of users taken on the b&sis of these financial statements.
A further desLriptiun of our responsibilities fi)r the audit ofthe financial blalemcn15 is located on the Financial
RLporting L.ounLil's website al wmv.frc.org.u￿aud1tOTsrCbponSib]Iilie5. This description forms part of our
Audiior's RLport.
Extent to whieh the audit Ivas considered capable of deteeting irregularities, ineluding fraud.
I￿LgUlarItie£, including fraud, are instance5 of non-compliance with laTh's and regulatinnq. We deqign
procedures in linc with our rLspunsibilitics, outlined akn￿e and on the l. inancial RLporting C'.ounLiI's wcbsilc:
ti) delect material misslalemenls in rLSPLLI of irrLgularities, includinL fraud.
WL obtain and update our understanding of the enlily, il5 actI￿.111L5, its control en￿ironMe￿t, and likely future
Llevclcipmunls, inLluding in rclatii)n ti) ilie legial and regulatory frydmework appIl￿bIL and ho￿ thL Lntity is
compl￿1￿2 with thal tramework. 14a%ed this UndLrsI￿dIng, wc idLntity' and assess the risks ol- malerial
missldtemcnl of IhL findnuial stalLmLnL%, whether due t(} fraud or error, design pcrfurm dudil proLLdurLs
rLspon.4iVL tt) th()se ri.qks, and ohiain audit evid¢nuL that is suifiLiLnt and appri)priale lo pr()vide a basis lor our
opinion. .1 his illLlud¢s cunsidLralion ol"thL risk ol. act.s by the entity that were Lonlrary lo appliLdblu laws and
rLgulalions, inLluding *rdud.
In rLspunsL lo thL' risk dnd irreguldrities and non-compliance with la￿5 and rLgulations, inLludin
dLSi8llLd procedures which inLlud¢d..
traud, ￿'e
Enquiries with management and those Lharged with governance arot]nd aLiual and poteniial
liligalion dnd Lldims WLII <LS actudl, suspected and alleged IrauLI;
Rcwiewing minutes ol- meetings ol-lhose ch￿gl￿ wilh go1'Lrn￿cL,.
Assessing the exl¥nl of wmplianLL with thc la￿5 and regulations considered io have a direcl
mdlerial effect on the financial stalements or the operations oftht entity through enquiry and
inspeLlion-
RLviGwing IinJJ]Cidl slatetnent disclosures and testing io supporting documentation to &8sess
complianLe ￿11￿ applicable laws and regulations; anLI
P¥rfOrMin￿ audit w'otk ovL"r the risk of management bias and ()verrid¢ of controls, including
testing ot'journdl entries and oiher adju.qtmenls for appropriatenes%, Iudting thL business
raliondlc of SiDnificani tr￿SactIOn% out%idL the normal Lourse of businLSS and rei'ieii'ing
aucounling esiimales for indicators ol potential bias.
Because ol- the field in whi¢h the Llient operates, we identified ihe following areas as those most likely to
hdfve a maiurial impact on the finanLial st*tLmentS-: Lumpliance with the Llk Companies Act anLI the Ch￿1t]e.
ALt.
BLuause c)f thL inhercnt limitations of an audit. there is a risk thai we will n()I deleLt all irregularities,
inLluding Ihosc leddingJ to a material misslatemeni in lh¥ fsnancidl statements or non-LomplidncL' 14.ith
r¢()ulati()n 'l'he risk inLreases Iht m()re thal l￿MPlIance with a la￿. or rLgulation is rem1)￿ed from Ihe ekcnts
and tr￿]￿aLtIon.￿ rellLLtLd in Ilic fin<iiicial statements, as ￿,111 be ltiss likely tu b¥Lume a￿arL. of iiistances
of n<)n-L<)mpliaTice. lThe ri4k ol- n()I deleciing a tnaterial mi.gstalcment resulting Irom fraud is higher than f()r
one re¥Liliing tri)m err()r, as fraud may ini'oli'e Lollusion, fur&JLfy', intentional omissions, misreprubLnlaiions,
or the ow¥rride Lif intcrnal Lontrol.
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ComEnunity Foundation North East
Independent Auditor's Report to the Members ofcommunity Foundation
North East (continued)
Use of report
This reporl is made solely lo the charitable parent Company'5 trustcLs. as a iK)dy, in accorddnce ￿1th Chapter 3
of Part 16 Of the Companics ALt 2006. Our audil work has been undertaken so thdt we might state to the
group's Iruslees Ihose mallers we are required to statc to thLm in an auditor's rcpx)rt and for no othcr purposL.
Tu th¢ fullc5L cxtent perniitted by law, The do nol acLepl or iissume responsibility to anl'one other than the
charitable parent ¢ompany ils Iruslees as a bod>, for our audii worL for this report, or for the opinions we
have fornied.
Simun Brow] BA ACA DChA (Senior Statutory Auditi)r)
For and on behallol- A7ets Audit gervices
Ch￿tLrCd ACc()unL￿tI and %tstut(iry Auditor
Bulman House
RLgLni Cl￿tre
liosforth
Newcastle upon -lyne
NE3 3LS
Date....8. 1ts,..Z,i.........
AzL'ts Audit SLrviLes is s trading ol'Azets. Audit SLrvices Limited
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Community Foundation North East
Consolidated statement of financial activities
for the year ended 31 March 2025
Note
Unrestricted Reslricled
funds
funds
Enduwment
tunds
Total
2025
Total
2024
Income aJ)d endowments frotll:
Donalions ILgacics
487,682
4,463,375
4,441,947
9?93,004
7,031,1144
ChatitablL" activities
62.554
4),991
Other trading autivitiL"S
29,000
2.0(K)
31,000
11,093
InvestmLnt inLome
1,295,n57
1,(Tr30,737
2J25,794
2,312,962
Total ineome and endoivtllelltS
1,874,293
5,496,112
4,441,947
11,812J52
9,401.SY)
Expenditure oll:
Raisin
343,457
343,457
321,82)
Inveblment mandgL'mLnl LOSts
3 19,4U3
319,40J
266,-f li
Ch￿l￿b]l aLlivitiLs
3,22.3,308
6.766.179
9,989,487
9,401,643
Total cxpenditure
3,566,765
6,766,179
319,41)3
10.652,347
9,989,983
Net {losqes)/gains on
invLStmbnls
(49,000}
{711,743)
{760,743}
7,607,4i5
Net iDcome/(10ss)
(K,692,472) (1,311),067)
3,410,801
399,262
7,019,362
Transfers between funds
1,771,24i
296,466
{2,067,711 }
Net movement in funds
78,773
(1,022,601)
1,343,090
399,262
7,019,362
Reconeiliation of funds:
Tolal funds broughi fonN'ard
2,i35.290
4.818,413
95,843,463 103,197,166
96,177,8114
Total funds carried fonTr'ard
?,614,1163
3.795,81?
97,186,ii3 103,596,428 103,197,166
All i)f the abui'e re,sult8 arL dLYived from ei)nlinuing orcrati()i)s. All gains and Ic)ssLs which w'erc inLurred in
th¢ curreni year and prior ￿ear are InLIude￿ aboi'e. 'I'he Lomparati￿L figLJres lor eauh Lategory of funds are
shokvn in ihe notes to the aLcounls (note 2).

Community Foundation North East
Consolidated income and expenditure account
for the year ended 31 March 2025
Note
2025
2024
Income - coutiuuiDg operations
Donations and legacies
4,951,057
4,949,653
Charitable activities
62,554
45,991
OthLY trading acti￿lI)eS
31,000
11.093
Investment income
2J25,794
2,312.962
7?70,405
7,319.699
Expenditure - contin￿}ng operations
Grants
8.816,944
8,-322.614
Stsrt Lusts
1,121,564
1,074,263
Other Los
394,436
326,5l)I
10,332,944
9,7?3,468
Net loss on inve.8tments
(49,000)
(5,000)
Net loss for the year before transfers and tsxation
(3,011539) (2,408,769)
Transler trom endowment fund
2,067,711
2,813,676
Taxation
Is
Ilet (deficit)Isurplus for the year
(943,828)
4U4,907
The total income of £7,37U,405 ¢()mprises £1,874,293 for unresiricled Lunds and £5,496,112 for reslricted
funds &s shown in ihe statement OF financial activities. The total expenditure of £10,337 944 comprises
£3,566,765 for unrLstricted thunds dnd £6.766,179 for restricttd funds as shown in the st&temenl of financ?al
activities.
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Community Foundation North East
Balance sheets as at 31 March 2025
Registered company number 02273708
Group
2025
(iroup
2024
Charity
2025
Charit
Note
2024
Fixed assets
Endowment fund investments
li
96,125,181
94,836,862
92,993,304
91,571,022
Social and other investments
1,016,904
939,356
1,017,004
939,4)6
Tangible assets
12
665J41
63i,036
665J41
635,0.16
Total fixed assets
97,807,426
96,411,254
94,675,649
93,145,514
Current assets
Debiois
13
,778,9S2
718,524
1,755,723
695,445
Cash on short-tLrm dcp()sit
4,613,936
4,56n,155
4,613,9J6
4,560,155
Cash ai bank and in h￿d
1063,546
3,6U4,748
1,760,768
3,520,908
Total eurrent assets
8,2i6,434
8,88.3,427
8,130,427
¥,776,508
Creditor5: amounts falling due
Ivithill oue year
14
(2,467,432) (2,097,i15) (2,460,432) (2,086,960)
Net curreDt assets less current liabilities
5,789,002
6,71¢5.912
5,669,995
6,689,548
Total assets
103,$96.428
103,197,166
100,345,644
99,835,06?
The fuuds of the charity:
End0￿ment funds
16
97,186,553
95,843,463
94,054,676
92,577,623
Rcstricled income lunds
17
3,795,812
4,818,413
3,676.905
4,722,149
Unrestricted income fiinds
18
2,614,063
2,535,290
2.614,063
2,535,290
Total charity fullds
103596,428
103,197,166
100,345,644
99,835,062
ThL finanLial statements on pages 17 ￿ 50 were appro￿ed by the Board on 24 Scptembcr 2025 ￿'Lre
on
th
ir behall'bJ=
oorhouse
Pdul Farqu
Treasurer
Chair
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Con]munity Foundation North East
Consolidated cash flow statement for the year ended 31 March 2025
Note
2025
2024
Cash Ilows from operating activities:
Net easb used in operatiDg actiN'ities
(6,272,476) (5,617,874)
Cash flows from investing iictivities:
Dividends and intcrest From investments
2,325,794
2,312,962
Purchase or rixcd ￿SCt5
{56,076)
{4,423)
Proceeds from the Sdlc of invcsltnents
20,975,464
45,035,581
PurLhasc of in￿'estmentS
(22,975526) (43,264,659)
SuLial invL51mcnts drawn do￿
{126,548)
{70,0471
Iyet cash provided by investing aelivities
143,108
4,OU9,414
Casb flows froffj fjndncing activities:
KtiLLipL of Lndowment
4,441,947
2,082,191
Plet casb provided by financillg activities
4,441,947
2,082,191
Change in cash alld cash equivalents in the )'ear
(1,687,421)
473,731
Cash and cash equivalents at the beginlling ofthe year
23
8,164,903
7,691,172
Cash and cash equivalents at the end oftbe year
23
6.477,482
8,164,903
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Community Foundation North East
otes to the financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2025
Accounting policies
Basis of preparation
The financial statements have been prepared on a going concern basis under IhL" historical cost convention
as modified by the revaluation of listed investments and fri'ehold investmeni property. The financial
staLements have bcLn prepared in aCCord￿ce with Accounting and Reporting bfv Charities.. Statement of
R¢commendi'LI PraLIiLe uppliLable tu charities preparing thLir accounts in aLci)rdanLe Thiih the Financial
Repi)rting Standard appliLable in the U'K and Rcpublic of Ireland (F'RS 102) {eftective l January, 2019) -
(C.hariiiis S()RP {FRS 102)), the F inancial Reporting St<U]ddrd applicable in the UK and Republio ol.
Ireland (FR% 102} and the Companies Act 2006 and the Charitics Act 2011.
The Communily Foundation Nurth Ed51 mLLls IhL dLfinition of a piiblic benefit entity under FRS 102.
The directors Lonsidei thai there arL nu mdlLfi<il unc£rtaintiL% db()ut the &)roup's ability. to Continue as a
g()ing concern.
-l-he findncial sldlLryncnts Lonsolidatc thc results ol'the Charity and ILS wholly-owned subsididFies, Joseph
iliuu¥h Charitdblc I'ru5t, l ync & Wcar b'oundation Limited and T'jne and Wear l.oundalion 'l'rusL on d
line by linu bdsis Using uon51sILnily appliLd dLcounting poliLies.
No separate S()FA has been presented foi Ihty ch￿11), alonL ￿ pLnnittLd by scction 408 of the Comp<inies
Act 2006.
b)
Going eoneern
l]]L tru%tLC4 haN'e prepared budgetf and fnrecasLq which give theTn ad¢quatL Lumfort that IhL Ch￿IlabIC
company and gjroup entities are a g(>ing concern. I'herelore, Ihe Irustee5 dF¥ ol. IhL I'ILW ihdi thL Lharitsbl
compdny and group hdVL sufticiLnt re.si)urLes tor ai le&sl the next 12 months IroTn the ddt¥ uf dppruvints
thL finanLial siaietnents. As a result, the Lharitable company and group's financial statements ha￿e b¢en
prepdred un the guing conLcm basis.
lllcoming resources
Iniomti 15 ri'Lugnibud in Ihc period in which it is reLelVdble unless thL Charity has to kultil ¢ondition5
belore becoming eniitled lo it or it-thu donor has SPCLificd that the inLomL is to be expended in a future
period, in which case it is deFerred. Donaiions are acLounted for in the period in whiLh they received
or rLcL'ipl is probdble and the Lharitj is entitled to the donation at that point in lime. All donations are
d¢riv¢d Irom Ihe l_',K. Ini'cstmcnt inLomL' is rL'Lognised on an accruals basi%. Cirant5 (rum the Go8'emmenl
and other agencies hake been includcd as ineomc from Lharitable iiLÈiN'ities where these amount tL) a
Coniraci for s¢r¥'i¥es.
LegaLy enlitlemLnt is taken as the earlier ol the dale on which either thL charity is aware that pri)bk]te has
been granled, the estaie h&8 been finalised and notificaiion has been made bv the exLcutors to the Charity
that a distribution w.ill be made. or ￿'hen a di%trihution ib aLlually reieii'ed from Lhc estdtc. RL'LL'IPI Ot'a
l¢gJaLN', in i¥hole ()r in part, 1% onlj. considered probable Th'hen the am()unl can be measured reliabl), and the
C.ha￿lt) has been notified of the executor s intcntion to make a dislribution.
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Community Foundation North East
Notes to the financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2025
(continued)
Accounting policies (continued)
d)
Resources expellded
All expenditure is accounted for on an accruals basis and has been classiFied under headings that
aggregate all costs relaied to that calegotTr. Costs relaLing to raising funds and charitable aLtivilics have
becn allocated direcl to th()se cost headings and support costs (including govemance costs) have been
apportioned on the basis of staff time spenl on each area.
Grant commitments
(iranls paydblc are Charg￿ed in the year when ihc Liffcr is approved and conveyed to the recipient.
Cancellcd grants are re-crediled at the point Ihe decision is made not to paj out the grant or when a refund
has been rccLived.
Fund accounting
Fun￿8 held by the C.harily ate as follow5:
lJnre8tricted genepal funL15-. thLSL funds which can u%ed in accordance with IhL LharitablL objLcts at
the di.4cretion of the l)ireLiurs.
Ilnrestricled dusigndlLd lund.s'. thLse are tund£ which ihe l)i16Ltors rLg￿d as unrLstricted becau.se thej are
used lor general LhdrildblL grdnt-mdking purp()%es in the L.'ommunily E.'LiunLldliun Nurth L&%t's arLa Ot-
benetil althi)ugh grdnis. mdy slill bL madL on rcLotnniendations Irom ihe dunur.
Reslrityled funds= thcse funds that Lan only be used for PdrtiLuldr rLstrieted purpo.ses within the objects
ot. the Lharily.
Endown)enl funds are inTr'ested dnd the income from ihebe fvnds is applicd to the relevant restricted or
unrestricted income funds.
Ini'estment income is alloLated to the income funds on a'yolal rLlurn" basis for the Chdrity". Withdrawals
Erom the end(1I4'meni fund have bLLn madc at a rate ot. 60/4, which th61)ircclors rci'iew dnnuall}' and
consider lo be a reasonable total retum withdrawal rate. A total of £3 ?94,291 (2024.. £2,902,300) in
exLess of investment income, ￿a$ transferred from the main and ethiLal endowment funds io restriLted
(£1,591,653) and unrestricted (£1,702,638) funds in the yedr. A separate agreement operates for
Lommunily F irst lunds any gain aboi.'e indexed ddjuslLd value is withdrawn from the funds and nil
as ￿lthdrawn during the year {2024..£nil}-
g)
Listed and unlisted investments
ListL.J inN'estments are stated at their quoted market kalue at the year end. lJnlisted In￿'e%[MentS are quoted
at cost. FreLhold inwestment propert). is stated at the fair i'alue estimate as valued bj propertv Lonsultants.
in fvlarL'h 2025 and the Directors Consider the kalualions to be re￿onable.
Thc SC)F.4 includes the nel gains and losses arising i)n reva]uations and disposals thr()Iibihoul the l'ear.
Realised gains aiid losses for the Jear are calculalcd baged on mark"Ll luL. brought fOr￿..ard plus anj
additions in the year. bio dLpfLLiation is charsed on ink'eslmLnl properties.
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Community Foundation North East
Notes to the financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2025
(continued)
Accounting policies (continued)
Listed and ullli5ted investments (continued)
Property Valuations
Properties held within InN'cstments are held at an assessed valuation by a surveyor and are lormally
'aluLd every year.
Investments are held al valudlions provided by the investment manager, whereas lislcd investments are
held ai a closing value indiLaled by IhL" stock Cxch￿ge.
h)
So¢i#l Investmenls
SoLidl invLStmLntS Lonsist Lntircly of I0￿S madc to N'orth Ea.8t Si)cial Investment Communitj Interest
(,.ump￿Y {NI.-SIC'.). As Part uf Ihc winding up ot-NorthLrn Rock Fi)unddtii)n (NIIF) IL£ Bnard agreed to
Irdnsfur IhL L.Odn I, und ul £3m lo Cumtnunilj Foundation North E&st ￿1th b()th side% .%igning ihe ni)vatinn
of IhL Loan F und on 12 April 2016. At thc traiislir date £265,814 had been advanced to Nli.SIC.' and since
thL transfLr, ￿othlr £ 1.475,1190 has bLLll <idi'anLLd. NLS'I(" USL Iheqe l()ans tn invest direLII)' into I'he
North I.-￿t SoLial InvLSIEnL'ni Fund (N'LSlTr')- 'fhc t()tdl ddvanced i)t-£1,740,()04 is qhown as a social
invL"bimLnt.
Thc inveslmenls are reLurLl¥d dl uust ILs5 any Lliininutioin in VdluL. Thc B()ard havc reviewed the
reLciierabilily ofihe loan and in urd¥r lil bc prud¥nl, hd￿'l LILLidLd to pr()vidL lor diminution in valuc ot.
the investmeni based on the share of ihe mosi reLenl uv¥rall fund baI￿lL shLLt dLtILil plus ambLr (at risk)
loans not already provided lor. 'I'h¢ Iloard will conlinue Io F¢v1¥￿ rbLovLrdbility N'aludtion un an
annual basis. At the year end a total provision of £724,000 has been provid¢LI agdinst the rccoi'urdbilily of
th¢ Programme Related Investmeni.
The loan agrecmcnl &llowLd for draii,down by NF.SIC of the fllnds for a period of l O Jears from the
originiil agreLmLni datL of 10 DcLLmbLr 2014. Thc loans are unseLured and bear no interest. No
Fepa)'ments wer¢ rLceiiLxI during Ihe 10-year loan fund pcriod as all funds were be retained in the loan
tund wilh NILSII." during the invesiment period. At DeLember 2024 £1,2i9,096 remained in the loan tund.
Ibe Board agreed to transfer the balance ￿ the Strategic unrestriLled Lndowment fvnLI.
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Community Foundation North East
Notes to the financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2025
(continued)
Accounting policies (continued)
Tangible r￿ed assets aDd depreeiation
DepreLialion is calLulated to i*Tlte off the Lost of fixed assets over their estimated useful lives on a
5trai8ht line b&sis, at the followin¥ rates:
Land and buildings
Furniture and equipment
Oftic¢ improvements
Over 50 year5
20/0 and 25D/o per annum
Ow"er 10 years
i)
Pensions
l-hc c.ommunity Foundatii)n North East M￿e8 conlributionq on behall-c)f all staff into a defincd
Luntribulion group pLnsion sLhcmL. Li)niributions are cl)arged in the period to whiih ihe). reldte.
k)
Liquid resources
Liquid resources for cLqh flow purKK)ses con.qisl of cash held al banks in LUFrcnt short-tLrm dcposit
aLLounts.
i)
Debtors
TriidL other debtor.s are reLoL)nised at the seltlement amount duL dfi¢r dny IrddL" disLvunl oftLrLd.
PrLpayments are valued at the amount prepaid sJ¥i ofany IraLte di5Luun15 duL.
Casb at b￿￿K aud in hAnd
Cash at14ank and In I land and Cash on Short-term l)eposil includes cash short tcrni highly liquid
investments with a short Mati1r￿tY ofiwelwe tnointh5 or IL55 from thL ddlL of ￿quIsItion or opLning ot.the
dL'posiL or similar aLcount.
Creditors and provisions
Crcdit()rs and proTr'isions are recognised where the charity has a presLnt ubligatic)n rcsuliing from a p￿t
LwLnt that will probablj rcsult in the tr￿ster ot funds to a third part! and the amount Jue to settlL thc
obligatiun Can be measured or eslimatcd reliabl!. This illLludLS g)ranls payable when ihe of-ler is appr()ved
and conveyed lo the reLipienL. Lrellitors and pro&isions are noni]dlly rtLo&ynised at their settlement
amount.
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Community Foundation North East
Iyotes to the financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2025
(continued)
Accounting policies (continued)
Judgements and key sources of estimation uncertainty
The prepardiion of the financial stalements rcquircs management to make judg)ements, estimate5 and
assumption£ Ihat affe¢l Ihe amounts reported. I'he5e estiEnatCS dnd judgemenls are continually review.ed
d are based on experienLe oih¢r Fd¢tors, including expeulalions uf ￿tUre C￿"ent3 ihat are beliewed to
be reaso)nable under the circumstances.
Any key judgements have been detailed in the separdtc aLGounting policies applied, including notably..
Social Ini'cstmcnls- the Board amortise the &s£et balance at each year end babed on their vicw of
the recovtirdbilily of IhL ￿5Lt. This is an cstimati()n ieLhnique applied eatyh year, based on
unubscrvdblc faLtor.s, ￿"hICh rcsulLs in the &%8et being adju%led, nomially wilh a LhaFgc bcing made
to thL SOFA, and Ihc Rcslriclcd Rcserk'e balance, held in respeci olthe SuLial InvcslmLnl fund,
bLing rcduLCd.

Community Foundation North East
Notes to the financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2025
(continued)
2 Statement of Financial Activities prior year fund comparatives
UnrLslricted
funds
Restricted
funds
Endowment
funds
Total
2024
Income alld endo}v￿ent5 from".
Donations and Icgacies
1,599,706
3,349,947
2,082,191
7,031,844
Charitdblc activities
45,991
45,991
Other (rading aclivitiL'S
8,iO0
2,593
11,093
InN'cstmcnl incumL'
1,245.829
,067.133
2,312,962
Total illcome and endowments
2,900,026
4,419,673
2,082,19
),401.890
Expenditure on:
Rdising) funds
321,82)
321,825
Inv¥slmLnl ￿￿agLMcnI costs
266,515
266,515
CharilablL aLlivitics
3,443,038
5,958,60i
9,401,643
Total expenditure
3.764,863
5,9i8,6115
266,51 i
9,989.983
Net {losses)/gain on investmunls
{5.0110)
7,612,455
7,607,455
Net incomel(Ioss)
(864,837)
(1,543,932)
9,428,131
7,019,362
Transfers between funds
1,335,022
1,478,654
{2,813,676}
"et movetllellt ill funds
470,185
{65,278)
6,614,455
7,019,362
Re¢onciliation of funds:
Toial lunds brought forward
2,065,105
4,883,691
89,229,008
96,177,804
Totgl funds earried forw'ard
2,53i,290
4,818.413
9i,843,463
103,197.166

Community Foundation North East
Notes to the financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2025
(continued)
Donations and legacies
2025
2024
Donations
6,644,791
5,607,666
Legacies
2,748,213
1,424,178
9J93,004
7.031,844
4 Charitable activities
2024
Other ¢harilable dLlivilies
62,554
45,991
Other trading activities
2025
2024
Othcr trading aCtI￿￿tieS
31,000
11,093
Investment income
2025
2024
Dividends inlcrcst from Lndi)wnent fund assets
2,034,125
2,049.198
Interest recLivable on cash deposits
291,669
263,764
2J25,794
2.312,962
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Community Foundation North East
Notes to the financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2025
(continued)
Allocation of support costs, overheads and governance
Support costs and overheads have been apportioned using the basi5 of stafl. time spenl on the various
activities.
Raising
funds
Chariiablc
aLlii'ilics
Total
Totsl
2025
2024
Support staff costs
36.336
177,251
213,587
94,45)
tiovLrnance staff costs
10,217
49,841
60,058
61,198
Overhead costs.
54,920
192,561
247,481
241,964
tiOvcrn￿Ce dirLCt costs
8,065
28,595
36.660
32,259
I n9,5.38
448,248
557,786
529,876
InLludLd in ()verh￿d Lo.8ts are the following=
2024
Audilurs, rLllnunLration- dudil sLrvices
16.740
15,500
DepreLiation
25,771
27,272
Costs of raising funds
2025
2024
Staff costs
E97,417
19i,983
Direci costs
36,502
15,442
Support costs (Note 7}
109,538
110,400
343,4>7
321,825
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Community Foundation North East
Notes to the financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2024
(continued)
9 Charitable activities
The community Founoldtion North East und¢rtak¢s its charl￿ble activilies through grant-making.
2025
2024
Grants payable
8,816,944
8,322,614
Staff costs
650502
622,627
DirL"ct costs
73,793
36,926
Support costs (Note 7)
448,248
419,476
9,989,487
9.401,643
CJranl.£ ivere awarded in the year lo other ￿h￿ItiLs. voluntary organisations and individuals as follows-
2025
2025
Nu￿ber
2024
NumbLr
Other charities and voluntary organisalions
8,876,880
1,167
8.369,478
1,212
Individuals
51,936
48,2)0
41
Total new graRts aW￿d￿￿ in thL yLar
8,928,816
1,224
8.417.728
1,253
Grants cancelled
(111,872)
{95,114}
I'otal grant expen(liture
8016,944
]S,322,614
A brcdkduwn of granls aivarded is shown on page 7. A lull listing of grants awarded in thc fIn￿LIa] year
can be lound on our webbiie w￿￿.COMMUnitvfOU￿ddt￿on.0r
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Community Foundation North East
Notes to the financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2025
(continued)
10 Staff costs
Slatt'cos￿ comprise the fulluwing..
2025
2024
Waoes and salaries
963,996
926,102
Social security costs
98,239
92,192
Other pension costs
59.329
55,969
1,121,561
1.074,263
The average number of ernployecs, excluding Trustees￿Oard Direllors, employLd bj the Group during
the year 24 (2024: 24), full limL cquivalLnt 21.7 (2024.. 21.8)- J'he raiio ofihe high¥st salary lo the
mLdian saldry 2..32..1 {2024.. 2.34=1). -Ihc uross salary in the year relating to the exeLulivc mLYnbcrs of
sLrfI rL%p()nsible fnr the day-io-day managemunt of thL ch￿ltY £3n1,300 {2024: £287,299) plus
£19.473 (2Q24.. £18,475) paid in employer peTr5iun Lonlributions.
The Communil), I,oundaliun Nurth Last is not rLquired to report on gender Pdj gdp ￿ it 15 bLlow thc
threshold for reporting. I low¢v¥r, thu BU￿￿ ti￿led ()ul a review ol-gender Pdy in linu with thL
ILgislation and has set out some of ihe inloFIlldlion for 5 April 2024 and 5 April 2U25 below=
5 April
202)
5 April
2024
MLan gender pay gap
22°/
Median gender pay gap
20°/0
None of the TrusteeslBoard Directors received dny remuneralion during the year (2024.. Nil)- 2 of the
Directors received reimbursemenis for expenses during the year of £387 in iotal (2024: £1,302).
During the )'ear employees ￿'1th emoluments ovLr £60,000 Mere in the
following bands..
2025
2024
Triumber
NumbLr
£60,000 10 £70,000
£70,000 10 £80,000
£90.000 10 £100,000
30

Community Foundation North East
otes to the financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2025
(continued)
I I Investments
Endol￿ellI fund iDvestmenls- Group
Deposit &
other cash
balances
Listed
illvestments
Freehold
property
Total
At valuatio
At l April 2024
90,782,945
3,478,917
575,000
94036,862
Additions/movetnenl in the year
21,360,239
1,615,287
22,975,526
Disposals in the yL'ar
(20.823.091)
(152,373) (20,975,464)
Realised {losse5}/gains in the year
(1.19,518}
27,373
(112,145
UnrLalisLd (losscs)/gain% in the year
(749,598)
liO,000
(i99598)
At 31 March 2025
90.430.977
5,094,204
600,000
96,12.S,181
At cost
At 31 March 2025
81,287,409
5,094,204
1 54,1100
86,535,613
At 31 March 2024
75.207,i17
3,478,917
254,000
78,9411.434
2024
M￿ket
VdluL
Listed investments are detailed as follows:
Lllarket
"alue
UK tr'ixed Inl¢re5l
4J91,725
4.433,557
UK bquilies
IOJ81,696
13,534,446
Property
1,474,333
1,455,341
Oversekis iKed Interest
3,182,944
2,452,158
Overseas Equities
47J69,751
44,656,871
ColleCti￿e Inveslmenl Schemes
18,906,622
19,819,033
Other
4,723,906
4,431,539
90,430,977
90,782,945

Community Foundation North East
Notes to the financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2025
(continued)
I I Investments (continued)
Social Investments- Charity. and Group
Loaned amounts
At l April 2024
.614.3i6
Advan¢es during? the year
126,548
Repayments
At 31 ￿lArCh 2025
,740,904
Provisions
At l April 2024
675,000
Provided Liiainst during the year
49,1100
Pr(Ivi%i(In released during the year
At 31 March 202.5
724,000
Net loaned amounts
At 31 March 2025
1,016,904
At 31 March 2024
939,356
Endowment fund investments- Charlty
Deposit &
ther cash
balanees
Listed
investments
Freehold
propertv
Total
At valuation
At l April 2024
87,517, I05
3,478,917
575,(1)O
91,571,022
AdditionS/mo￿eMenI in the }'ear
21,360,239
1,615,287
22,975,526
Disposdls in the year
(20,823,091)
(152.373) (20,975,464)
Realised gains (losses} in the ye
(139,518}
27,373
(112,145)
Unrcalised gains (losses) in the Jear
(615,635)
150,000
(465,635)
At 31 Illarch 2025
87.299,100
5.094,204
600,000
92,993J04
At ¢ost
At 31 ￿larCh 2025
78,5J7,692
5.094.204
154,000
83,785,896
At 31 March 2024
72,4i7,8011
-3,478.917
2.i4,000
76.190,717
32

Community Foundation North East
Notes to the financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2025
(continued)
I I Investments (continued)
2024
NqarkL't
Value
Ivlarket
Value
Lisied investments arc detailed as folloiis:
UK Fixed Interest
4,391,725
4,433,557
UK Equities
IOJ81,696
13,534,446
Piopety
1,474,333
1,455,341
overse￿ Fixed lnlere.st
3,182,944
2,452,158
Over5ea5 Equities
47,369,751
44,656,871
CollLctive In￿eStment ,Schemes
15,774,745
16,553.193
oihLr
4,723,906
4,431,539
87.299,100
87,517.IOi
OthLr invcstmcnts - Charity"
Llnlisied
inveslmenls
At C05t and valuation
Al l April 2024
loo
At 31 MarLb 202)
loo
lJnlisted investments hcld b!. the charit)w rclate to a £100 (2024.. £100) in￿e$￿1Cnt in the subsidiaTh'
company Tjne &. Wear I'oundation LimitLd at cost. At 31 Mar¥h 20?) ihc Lharity ow'ncd all of. the
ordinary share Lapital, consisiing of l 00 ordinary shares, of'l'jne & Wear Foundalion Limilcd, a
Cotnpany registercd in England and Wales whiLh raises funds through fundraising ei'ents.
The total funds made awailable to be dra￿'n down by NESIC were £3,000,000 for a period of 10 years to
December 20?4. At DeLembLr 2024 there ￿a5 an undrawn balantie ol'£] ?59,096 on the loan fund and the
Board abTrreed lo transler these fund% lo the Strategic unrestricted Lndom'mcnl lund. At the i'ear end ihe
restriLted reseTh'e balance ￿a5 £1,016,904 (note 17112024= £2,3?5,1)00) which is the iotal amount of funds
adi.￿cL.d of £1,740,904 less the aggregate amortis&tion to date charged against the restrietcd fund.
Reali_qed gains and Ic).qse,8 are LalLulated based on the market i'alue brought lonvard plus additions in
thL }'eiir. Totd] net realised gains calculated using hisloriLdl Lost ii"'as £1,798,707 for the lull gri)up (2024..
£4.196.740). Nu singlL inTr'Lstsnenl a¢¥ounts' lor mole than 50/0 of thL' endowment fund ini'esthients.
33

Community Foundation North East
Notes to the financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2025
(continued)
12 Tangible fixed assets
Croup alld Charity
Land & Buildings
Furniture &
equipment
OIYILe
improi'e-
ments
Total
Cost
At l April 2024
7iO,000
81.044
49,890
880,934
Additions
9,355
46,721
56,076
Dispi)sals
(6,417}
{6,417)
At 31 Nlareh 2025
750,000
83,982
96,611
930,593
Accumulated Depreeiation
At l April 2024
138,750
73,50)
33,643
245,898
Cliarge tor the year
li,000
4,61)
6,li6
25,771
Di.spa8al.q
(6,417)
{6,417)
At 31 March 2U25
153,750
71.703
39,799
265,252
Net book value
At31 March 2025
596,2iO
12,279
56,812
665,341
At 31 MarLh 2024
611,250
7,539
16,247
635,036
13 Debtors
Group
202)
tiroup
2024
Charity
2025
Charity
2024
Other debtors
1,707,521
651,232
1,707,521
651,244
Dii'idcnds interest receivable
71,431
67,292
48,202
44,201
1,778,952
718,524
1,755,723
695,445

Community Foundation North East
Iyotes to the financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2025
(continued)
14 Creditors: amounts falling due within one year
Group
Group
2024
Cbarit).
2025
Charity
2024
Other Lreditors and dc¢ruals
514,024
433,071
514,024
433,071
T￿ation and Social security cosls
26,177
24,646
26,177
24.646
Grants payable
1,927,231
1,639,798
1,920,231
1.629.243
2,467,432
2,097,5 li
2,460,432
2,086,960
15 Taxation
A.8 registered charilius, IhL Q.ommunity FoLtndalion Nurth East, JosLph Brough Ch￿Ild61c Trust and Tyne
and Wear l.oundalion I'rust are entitled iii th¥ LxLmption.s tri)m taxation in rLspcLI ol inL()me dnd capital
gain% retyeivLd ￿lihin LdtL¥oric% cai'ered by 5505 InLomL dnd Corporation 'I'￿t5 Act 1988 and %256
Tdxatic)n ulC.'harg￿blL (Jains Act 1992, lo the ¥xlLnl that the inLI)melgains reL¥iVLd arL applied for
chariiable purpobLS only. 'fhc}' are tlieretore nol nunndlly liable tu UK Income .1 ￿, CoryK)ration T&x, or
Capitsl (Tains'l
2025
2024
Corporatii)n tu payabl
35

Community Foundation North East
Notes to the financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2025
(continued)
16 Endowment funds
The expendable endowment fund is treated by the Directors as a long-lern7 capital fund to provide income
for future grani-making. L.ndowment dunations received are allocated between unrestricted and restricted
funds in aL¢orddnce with the polic). for each inLome fund. Joseph Brough Charitable Trust Tyne and
Wear Foundation Trust both hold pemianently endowed funds.
Group
Charity
At l April 2024
95.843,463
92,577,623
I'ransfers between funds:
'I'ol&l rLlurns cndoMqnLnl withdrawal
(3,294,291) (3,294,29 E)
-l-ranslcrs lo LndLiwmcnt Irom income fi]nds
1,285,517
1,285,517
LxLcptiunal withdrawal from tindo￿TnCnt tunds
(58,937)
(.f 8,937)
NLt inLumc bcforL tr￿￿ferS
3,410.801
3,544,764
At 31 Tr1Arch 2025
97,186553
94,054,676
I'hu Cummunity Foundation North East (Charity) operates a total returns invLslmLnl slrdiL'gy and
%'iihdrdWS inLumL from thL Lnd0￿mlnt funds at a rate ot- AO/o per annum 10 Lrcdit inuomu lunds tu pay for
grdnls and running Lusls. '11]L diffLrLnLL bL"tween the actual endowment income received on lh¢
inveslments and the lolal withdyawdl figurL £3,294,291 is Sha￿'n as a transfer from the
endowment lund. A withdrawal of £6",120 was made from thc Jercmy Beechdm Schools Fund, £41,873
from The E￿n]d Blyton b'und for Sefven Stories &nd £10:944 from the I￿Y and Gilbert PuTh'is Fund, all of
which were used to cover granl-making commiimL"nis during the year.
36

Community Foundation North East
Notes to the financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2025
(continued)
17 Income funds - restricted
Thc Communiiy Foundation North East rcceiNes inLome and donations boih for general charitable
purwses and also for more specific areas and issues. All grant5 are approved by the Board in consultation
ith indii'iduals and Companies ￿,hO ha&'e set up funds ii'ithin the Communill Foundation North F.ast for
grant-making. Funds are deemed Lo be restricied either il- they havL' been donated for a speLifi¢ purpose
or appeal, oir if the donor ha.% made a requesi that ihey are applied in one area or field. Since ihe year end
the funds in deficit al 31 March 202) have received sufiicienl funds to return them to credit.
Oiher
outgoings
& transfers
At l April
Income
2024 & transferi
At 31 LTrlarcb
2025
Grant,4
Frank ALfielol
Abbot Memorial Grants
Ak7.0 Nobel InlLrnaliunal Pdint
Ak£u N()bLI Iniemational Paint
Community l.irsl
Amcc LeL)ac)' and F utures
Asian
Stuart Ayre
Nancy Barbour Awar
JLrLmy BcLchatn SLhools
Bellingham
LILrwiLk ALddcmy Endowment
BlackL'tt Family C;ommunily
946
946
1,100
641
1,100
(6)
4,053
4,700
3,256
618
7,085
5,612
1,8115
5.387
6,35R
8,OOU
4,000
I,X05
2,341
2,230
2.633
447
(1116)
7,-341
8,020
855
(70)
(263)
2.500
16,316
8,712
278
3.631
2.500
1,410
EDF Energi. Blyth orrshi)rtt
DetnonstraluF Wind Farm
Community Benelit
Lnid Blylon P und for seven
StoriLs
Bowey c.ommunit> F. irsi
Ilon & LouisL BowLy
Grassroots
Carulyn and-l-ony Brookes
BurnLII Comtnunity First
LawrenLe Campbell
Community First
Canford Audio
Chapman
Chronicle Sunshin
Community ALLeleralor Fund
for Northumberland
Community, Aeeelerator l.-und
for TynL'side
CommuniN Accelerator Fund
for ￿L￿SIde
Corninunity. c.hest (IlK£I)F )
The Community Infrasiruciure
Ltik? (L'IL)
Sir Tom C.'owie
Abigail &, qtephen Crdmpton
CrcLheMobile
Carried tOr￿ard
IU,629
76,740
78,635
6,976
1,758
87,925
87,925
564
2.484
11.871
3,387
12,434
5,700
171
2,649
5?8
24,189
2,414
3,881
{1,232)
1,213
10,391
2,414
685
5,647
100,000
7,755
loo,000
11,690
15,000
15,0(10
20,400
20,400
15,000
5,000
(io,01)o)
io,uoo
{ l O,(K)O)
56.972
2,119
756
10,166
256,630
258,149
70,224
2,285
5,098
581,584
274.977
7,500
27,670
141
264
168,6iO
li,01)O
638,424
31,140
37

Community Foundation North East
Notes to the financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2025
(continued)
17 Income funds - restricted (continued)
Other
oulgoings
& transfer5
At l April
InLome
2024 & transfers
At 31 Mareb
2025
Grants
Brou
ht fonvard
The I,ouise Dalion
Dunc￿ & Sarah Dav idson
Pamela and Di)roth>' Denham
Pamcla Denham Community
F'irst
Pamela l)enham Grassroots
David DoLkra>'s Wcst Lnd
Young Peliple's
Drl￿ Jar
AndrLW and Charlotte l)ixon
'I'he Sir Cseorge Larle
BLnLvolent
'I"he l.'dwin JLihn LdS)'dorchik
TravLlling SLholarship
b".'vangelical
Expre%% Enterpri.8e
FARNF.
Ddvid &- Gitta FdulknLr
Fausta and Ro8eniary
Cunimunity First
FerL)uson8 ol. Rlyth
l'ogo Cummunity F'irst
'l-hL GalLshLad VCSL
l)ai'id tsuldn]an AwarLIs
Allison GrLLnlLLs Continuation
The EDF F.nergy (ireen Iligg
Wind I'artn Cummunily BLnLfit
ThL ÈDF Encr&N' RcneI4'ables
Barmoor Illindlann Community
13en¥lil
Jdckie l4aq Fund for Scotswood
Ilenderson Family
Ho'man -Iraiwelling Scholarships
Joy &ligginson Fund for
Children North East
Hukey Cokcy Conimunity First
Iloult Famil) Community. Firsi
Hoult Family Cir&%.qrools
The HunlerPemberton
Community. First
JesDesStat-f
RIIF. Ren¢￿ab]eS LIK Kiln Pit
Hill Wind Farm Comniuni
Joyle Trust
JosLphs F'dmily
JPMJr¥an
kellett
arried foN'ard
256,630
1,626
2,272
{7)
581,584
2,828
5,846
2,930
638,424
3.750
8,165
31.140
168 650
704
(47)
629
484
484
8,181
405
1,13
43,938
1,974
1,289
34,050
1,85U
i.ono
18,069
529
1,420
28,OtK)
2,800
25,200
13,502
19,734
,621
72,770
2.038
5.456
7,973
1,118
22,938
2,041
12,000
24,618
6,9)8
3,089
2,739
59,685
1,079
30,023
3,000
486
7,359
7,000
84)
651,000
28,267
5,833
612.129
28,267
3.0(X)
3X.871
2,833
40,545
40,806
24,934
3,600
52.817
95,023
3,209
3,155
7,408
89,728
2,252
1,412
9,710
92,2i8
8,157
84,336
5,461
4,567
7,285
9,833
2,295
2,29)
665
2,479
3,100
44
3.306
2,204
2,574
5,499
2,574
26,107
12,602
1,262
4,258
2.317
129.794
-li9.793
710,820 1,9i6.399
23,052
4,000
1,000
2,373
39,757
261
6,575
40,971
58J,lUI
448.616
2,033,215
3¥

Community Foundation North East
Notes to the financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2025
(continued)
17 Income funds - restricted (continued)
Other
outgoing%
& transfers
At l April
Income
2024 & transfers
At 31 l¥larch
2025
Qwrants
Brou
ht forward
Kerry Communit>. E4irsi
Endokvment
Kert). Gr￿Sr0()tS
June King
Latlerford
Lendrum C'ommunity First
Capi. C.1). LLyland
Lindcn Community First
l.ocal I.n￿1r0￿Mental ALtion
GLDrg)c L<)Lgie
The l.ady B¢llj and Sir
I,awrLnLL Martin
The Mayor's Opportunity
Gri¥Lir MLClelland Community
710,820 1,956,399
2,033,215
50,903
583,101
280
118
,188
3,105
3,780
690
15,014
3,884
1,468
3.223
3,781
1,763
749
9,722
3,073
1.073
6,838
2,1100
13,000
1.000
2.338
3,048
2,100
15,702
1.206
14,960
2,250
3,790
1,056
5,349
13,04)
234,678
9,915
234,678
8,479
804
804
luor
Alan Morse {ir￿￿rOOtS
Ndddra SislLrs Nurth .%l￿d5
Wind Farn) Community L4enefil
N&sh
NF.F CJrassrooLs
NL'I. C'.OFulldvirus Appeal
Newcastle Culture In￿eStMent
NeTh'castle l)i.qpeT]sary RLliLf in
SiLknLSS
NFIS North r'.asl antj North
Cumbrid NorthLrn Cancer
Alliance
orth I',￿1 Culiurdl LLarnin&'
North Last Endow'ment lor
fu.SiLal 'fradilions
North East l.'und for thc Arts
The North Easi R(x)1s
North E￿l Roots Homec4)ming
North F.ast Souial Invcstment
NorthL'rn Angel Fund for
BeNiLk
hlorth 'I-yneside
Northumberland CJroup
Northumberland FI]￿ Sheriff
Awards.
Northumberland Village Homcs
Trust
'orthumberland 11-' ildlife Trusi
Out & Ab()ur
llJ¥ P￿gIler-l-ruSI
Aniic &. David Parker
Carried fOr￿'ard
,643
,200
,643
1,200
164,069
{695)
3,124
190,324
9,769
I,614
1112,697
9,074
3,740
17,142
154,5)4
9l)8
10.42)
622,620
611,310
22,500
(765)
723
3,980
2,000
2,703
102.7) I
8,920
29,556
8,000
9,341
63,8)4
64
{856)
7,624
5,331
99,274
6,273
6,632
74,734
iu,000
R2,213
6,000
61,336
1,684
5,963
107.297
io,(x)o
1,016,904
5,375
2,325.000
1,308,096
9,954
25,189
1,833
32,362
20,598
,833
39,699
14.545
95,425
88,088
30,608
Illi,006
71,OIM)
29,346
3),268
2,6) I
113,240
1,776
6,813
54.3,101
9,750
80,0011
6,058
8,3)5
3,508,784 4,200,013
106,074
10,000
(183}
72.200
81,7iO
15.125
8,1100
462,589
5,413
2,588,112
3,64? 517
1,478,168
39

Community Foundation North East
Notes to the financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2025
(continued)
17 Income funds - restricted (continued)
Oiher
A¢ l April
Income
2024 & tran5ters
ouluoinos
At 31 l¥1arch
2025
Grants
& transfers
Brou
hi Forward
PartiLipalorv Grant-making
Fund- BldLk, Asian and
minurilised ethnic communities
PartiLiPdlory Grant-making
F und - Sunderland
Patch
PLa CJreen B()at Community
First
Pen & Palette C'lub Fund ￿1th1￿
the North l.a511.und lor the Arts
Pcrcy Fdmily
Philanthri)py House
PlaysLhLmLs
Platien Familk C.i)mmunity F'irst
Purt OI-L j'nc
Prudhi)e l.eague i)f Friends
GLolfrLy Ann Purvcs
Ivy CJilberl PuTh'is
liay Wind I,arni Small Ciianls
PrLigrdmmL
RLadTn&n L'.ommunily I,irsl
RLad￿￿ Family CJrassrooLs
c.arrie Ileay CTrassrc)ols
lii..l.'l)S C'.ommunily I. irst
RF.F.DS (Ir&£sronLs
Riddell l.dEnily C.'ommunitv F irst
Riding Cirange (Jr￿SrOUtS
Ringlons Communitv F'irst
Rivurbdnk
J￿e R()bertson Alnwick
Brian Roycroft
Small Family
Spriggs Family Communii
3 508,784 4,200,013
3,642,517
1,478,168
2,588,112
100,000
4,OtN)
5),500
6,000
42.500
(27,520)
5,035
39,107
14.657
5,000
19.000
6,587
692
1,003
27,528
34,000
(5,469}
1,556
4,881
749,893
7,495
4,634
8.881
2,8iO
14.300
3,340
(538)
749,893
2,269
103.575
107,801
,000
29,391
6,839
40,1100
-3.54)
2,667
1(1,945
28,293
4,000
37,098
2,667
(52}
473
10,997
473
106,648
3,393
67,361
3.786
57,1)02
10,000
4.OUO
107,007
3.179
20.321
158
169
30,9)2
14,368
3,129
20,000
13,719
3,000
28,273
807
3,298
760
6,676
12,847
69
18,965
7,919
IU,312
4,3 18
17.906
7,500
13,376
4,387
,500
319
7.095
9,783
ShL)hba & 'frikoli Sri8-.aslava
Community, birst
Sunderland Industrial &
Reformator￿ School
Suz Grassroots
Taylor
The Glasshouse Iniernational
CcntrL for Music
The south Ti"neside Know Your
Neighbourhood
Third Sector I'rends
'rhi)mton family Grassroois
'I'in} l.,ifv'es
T)'nL & Wear Flieh ShLYiff
Awards
C￿lL￿d foTh'ard
511
198
500
209
3,056
2,061
6,680
1,370
1,600
19,404
1,390
3,661
22,500
3,036
3,584
678.953
678,953
16,382
44,473
2,6)4
576,628
10,11110
3,858
1 %3,834
577,337
4),1100
31,953
(16.?80)
9,473
1,567
153,834
4.849
51,338
4,619.538 6,117,84i
51,000
5.592.768
2,652
3,594,899
40
I,i49.716

Community Foundation North East
Notes to the financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2025
(continued)
17 Income funds - restricted (continued)
Other
outgoing5
& transfers
At l April
Income
2024 & transfers
At 31 Trlarch
2025
Grants
Brou
ht forward
Tyne & Nl ear Fligh Sheriff
Community First
Tyne & Wear (irassroot5
vick￿ F Cirassroots
Virgin Montiy
Vildl Gateshead
Vital Newcastle
Vital N(irth l ynLside
Vital Northumberland
Vilal Suuth TynLsidc
Vital Sunderland
Wairing W'ell/Preparing Wcll
l'cd Weekes
The Well¥slLy "I'rusl
ThL Wclle8ley Tru.ql
Communily I, irst
ThL 1989 Willan C'.hariiable
4,619,538 6,117,845
5 592 768
1,549,716
3.594,899
279
1,207
4,119
6,6)( 2
5,132
,990
15,993
1.287
1.975
244
11,863
(1,723)
809
1,342
3,460
7,396
5,232
481
607
2,549
1,418
13,582
7,788
2,300
28,162
2,600
6,161
506
2,576
],-383
10,924
23,093
1,3 lu
6,303
3,)32
4,747
244
18,976
24,195
12,813
279.930
5.690
234,012
io
20,000
9,500
2.985
3,482
-3i,-157
733.233
2,241
4,890
33,982
702,817
I,o(10
4,5011
68,5nll
39,916
Mdrk Idn Wilson Family
CH li"'i)od
WomLn's
Women's CotnTnunity I, irsl
Yuun
Mu%iLidn's
Total Community Foundation
North East
JosLph Brough Charitable Trust
lyne and ity'ear I'oundation
l-rust
Tyne & Wear boundation
4.226
3,872
8311
6,925
6,400
2,754
4,722,149 7,242,497
55,597
62,295
6,674,0116
43,933
1,613,65S
30
3,676,905
73,929
40,697
19,783
15,424
48
45,008
(30
Total Grou
4,818,413 7,324.575
6,733.443
1,613,733
InLnme and tran.sfers includu LY¥dils L)f £1,591,653 tr￿stirred linm the main and Vthical Lnd0￿.￿ent
runds ILI dislribute as inLome on a l()tal retums basis and £2J6,8 IU of other tr¥J]sler.4. OthL'r outgJoings
include transfL'rs between funds ol'£1,531,997, amortisaiion of Social Investments ot'£41),000 and other
fund expenses of £32,7.36 The Womcn's I'"und includes inLome Irom F.'ausia and Rosemarv Community
First fund, Pamela and Durothw Dcnham fund and pz. fund. Brian Roj'croft fund inbludL'S inLome from
thc TLssa Hide fund. l.ocal b.ni'ironmenlal fund includes inLome Irom and Gilbert Purn'is fund. PZ
fund and Sandra King Rainy Dal. funLt. Eligh Sheriff of Northumberland l-outh fund inLludes inLome
from thc Burnell Family and C'.ommunity First funds.
3.795,812
18 Income funds - llnrestricted
As ￿'ell as a general administraliNe unrestricied fiind lineludcd bLlI)w for compleiene.%s} Ihe Communil>
Foundati()n N"ilrth FASI hi)Ids ihe 1.ollol￿.Ing dLsignated funds iihich the Directors regard as unr¢strictcd
beLdU%L ihLy arL usLd for gLiieral Lharitable pur￿)se% in the Community F-.oiindalion N'orth F.ast's area of
benefit althi)ugh grants. ma}. Slill be made on reL4)mmLndation_q Irom the di)n()r. .1 he lunds are lo be used
for gr¢Lnt-Inaking grants awarded throughout the }'Lar M'hen eon]tnittees InLL't and Inake
r¢LomtnLndati(Ins to the Board. Sinie the year end the ￿ndS iii dcfsL'it at 31 MarLh 2025 hai'e receiied
sullilieni funds to return them io creLlil.
41

Community Foundation North East
Notes to the financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2025
(continued)
18 Income funds - unrestricted (continued)
Other
oulgoings
& transters
At l April
2024
Income
& tr￿Sfe
At 31 March
2025
Grants
Adder5tone
11,877
1,223
3,187
25,001
11,500
377
2.346
4,135
(102)
AJM
1,123
7,368
(405)
Anon)'mous
ApplLtrec
A.qhington Communily
Dcw"L"lopmeni Tru5l
Bdrley Hill
Barne5
Chrislopher Beadle
Charles Robert Hell
John BLII
Bellway
Sara Allx￿dr8 Bcrn%tonc
Bon&8 Machine C()mpany
Ron and l.uuise 13owLJ'
Dawn Brown
SLephen L4yLr5
The Muriel C.ainpbell
Carr-l.'Ili8c)n C'.harilable-I rusl
Carroll %dvauc
Caru
Lllly"salis
CommuniEJ Investmenc
StLWL & ChrislinL C()nk'cy
Daphne & Martin Cookson
Iloland C.'ookson I'und for the
CharloltL StrakLr ProjLLI
Iloland ￿0k5vn Cummunily
LuquLI
Co.st-ol'_living
Cro/.ier
Curtain PAIiP
John D F.ndowment
Dickon 'frust
Elgon
Fogo
George and Pebgy
Adrian and Ingrid GiiTord
ThL Gii'ing Network
m￿garet dnd Dorothy
Gordun Memorial
Groi'es Family
Michael and Christine
HeppLII
Cynthia Hoare
Bill and May Flc)dg5()n
I'he Flokcy coke￿ {Ihdl's
'hai it's all about)
I'Anb(>n Famil>,
If onl
Larried forward
6,420
24,698
io
1.945
3,696
3,805
8,714
5,225
14.597
64,417
2,944
5,053
1.844
37.474
1,421
8,044
1,572
21,755
6,11)4
iuo,ouo
,8911
2.780
3.851
8,616
4,000
26,435
40,180
926
1,899
107
1,288
(280)
15.868
2,944
63
2,700
63
24.727
33,096
3,810
2,656
14,639
8,100
1,800
52,113
1,42
12,880
4,764
22,500
700
10,725
3,980
2,500
3,389
7¥8
484
(225)
66,000
1,900
l50,UOO
11,000
23.000
(15)
601,915
21,543
194
{5)
763,321
11,406
21,543
5,321
4,773
9,900
69,653
2U,832
69,653
17,8iO
4,211
1,556
(452)
4,211
3,375
3,-37i
5,289
5,289
47,041
13,233
73,627
1,104
34,108
5,697
1,214
22,654
1.995
1,451
{1,233)
1,496
1,709
3,538
290
9,165
55,311
15.400
69,675
(6,275)
(716)
(2,?81 }
2,600
6,180
4,235
1,504
10,699
5,000
29,637
5,000
20.146
974
497
226
1,254
5,467
1,800
5,1100
(49)
693
5,629
3,265
28,512
16,829
3,000
111.798
12.000
5,894
17.714
3,372
543
2,000
3,481
2,568
4,007
2,761
1,520
714.864
4,000
2.700
1.520
793,5)9
2,629
888,364
76,896
732,773
42

Community Foundation North East
Notes to the financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2025
(continued)
18 Income funds - unrestricted (continued)
Other
oulgc)ings
& transt-ers
At l April
Income
& trunsfe
A¢ 31 Mareh
2025
tiranls
Brou
ht forward
Sir Jdmes Knott
John Laing
il liam I,eech Charity
LLLLh ChallLnge
Brian Lewis
LindLn Family
FB & PFB Li)ugh
Grigor MLC.lelland
Dais) M￿r
Maudsldy l ￿llY
G.% May Family
Mclntnsh
Milburn Bricl
Muckle l.l.P
Naj lurs Gavin BlaLk
N'ewca%tle Building Sucieiy
Community
F.mma Newton
Nurth Ldst BrLwLrs
N()rthLm p()￿erEr1d
Northumbrian W<lter
openca.st Charilable
Pdllinsun EstatL AgLnts
PldttLn Fdmil).
PriLewat¥FhousuCoopers
PrimL
Proudfoot l.amily
P&G
Guy RLadnian endowmeni
mailhe￿ Ridley
Ringtons
Rolls-Ro)'ce
St CuthbLrt-'s
John & Barbara Sadler &
Jeanette Henderson
Jolmnie & Tricia Smiih and
Famil
Barrv & Faga Speker
Spriggs Famil),
Squires Foundation
Shi)bhkt and I'riloki
Srivastava Grassroots
Star
The Temple
Tess
Bri<m & Margaret Thompson
Tre¢line
N'aux
'ard Hada￿"a
CarriLd forw'drd
888,i64
714,864
2,172
5,165
21,298
3,134
793 559
2,172
732,773
4,896
17,256
2,226
82
295
9,240
34.966
2.080
1,1157
1,975
1,554
10,061
35,554
2.360
3,000
3,000
82
106,993
102,662
14,210
29,?29
2,363
6,811
1.686
19,884
65,712
5,032
107.326
86,951
17,729
27.479
(38)
14,951
24,971
3,830
4,220
286
1,740
10,(K)O
6,476
6,250
2,2iO
1,500
18,090
51,-lYO
4,750
19.140
2,743
14,401
19,061
3,025
28,189
5,182
975
13,981
8,026
141,059
5,028
6,270
K5,904
1411,866
6,000
9)9
27,423
4.210
3,128
1,177
12,862
4.117
28,708
1,500
1,611
199,588
2,561
(1,746)
2,172
(422)
105 C)74
3,224
14,500
162,1139
1,500
145.771
3,000
$6.933
104,299
1,450
172,088
2,924
23,214
626
(794)
130,037
4,483
512
2,315
(i)
148,277
1,863
170,731
1,454
56,561
128,362
1,259
58,832
2,594
2,099
12,938
58,321
(279)
2,100
2,312
5,826
7,400
738
83
662
192
(2,028)
4,478
1,240
I,298
[7,115
2,000
5nll
2,000
i u,000
2,561
1,402
(510)
3,611
1,476
1,463
2,843
9,832
3,500
6,000
806
7,771
500
8,334
3,086
1,563
3,419
6.000
1.563
3.500
3,000
2,420
1,3?3
218
1,487
1.382,335
1,242
4,157
4.393
7211
145,712
14.798
1,936,013
l 5,700
1,900,196
1,272,440
43

Community Foundation North East
Notes to the financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2024
(continued)
18 Income funds - unrestricted (continued)
()ther
outg()ings
& transfers
At l April
2024
Inuome
At31 March
2025
Grants
transfers
Brou
hi forward
laikin Family
1,3142,335
6.297
1,532
322
44
6,306
1,936.013
28.889
1,334
1.386
13,463
10,776
4,101
1,150
16,0311
4,513
1.900,196
35,186
3,000
14i.712
1,272,440
(134)
1,708
6,507
4.582
4,101
Ml'elch l.amily
Wide ()pen Road
Willis C'.hdFitable
m￿lan Winship
The Lucy Win.%kell
Ml'intcr FaM￿lY
Robert Wood Trust
oihcr gLnLrdl grant-tnaking
rund5
Total deqi8nated funds
Administratil""L fund
Total C.ommuDity 14 oundation
North East
Total Cyro
7,000
12,500
I,liO
16,030
2,496
5,757
7,774
233,027
24i,253
1,6.15,620 2.262.908
899,670
1,6ll3,917
l Oi,94_3
2,0143.501
27i,084
1,572,062
1,042,001
242.965
1,461,i86
2,53i,290 3,863,82i
2,535,2l)O
3.8().3.825
2,083,501
2,08.3.501
1,701,5il
1.701,551
2,614.n63
2,614,U63
IIiLome dnd transters include £1,702,638 transferred Irom ihe main and eihiual endL)wmenl funJs to
distributL as incomc on a total returns basis and £286,894 of other transfer8. Other oulgoings and iransfers
consist of £218,2X7 transterred bctween tund.s, £1,121,564 .sta*l' costs, £34,553 designaled lund expenses
d othLr nLI a(Iministrative cusls of £327,147.
A number ol- funds ¢onlribuie to the C.'ommunity Foundatioin North East's guneral unrestriLled grant
tunds, including CrosshatLh, Crozier, .1 ony F'ollows Legauy, lan and Jane (iregg, tireggs plu, Sir James
Knott Trust, Miifor(L Esmee Slattery, Templeton, Three Valleys, I'olent, 'I'yne Tees'felevision, and two
anonymous funds. -I'hrec funds c()ntribute directlj to the administrati￿e fund, Ronald Ed￿ard William
Murray. 13rian l,Li￿ls dllLI Hadriaii Trust. In addition tu the funds listLd in rcstriLled and unrestriLted funds
there are 5 acom type funds dl the }'edr end. a number ol- w'hiLh LurrLnily donatL thLir inLomc to other
funds and they ￿,111 appear in the above anal)'si5 onie the) reaLh malurity".
19 Analysis of net assets between funds
Group
Unrestricied
tiinLIs
ResEricled EndO￿'men[
funds
funds
2025
Total
Investments
1,016,904
96,1?5,181
97,142,085
l-angible lixed assel.%
69,U91
596,250
665,341
Current assets
3,0lf 599
4.1 i9,463
-061,372
8,2$6,434
Curreni liabilities
1490,627) (1.976,805}
12,467,432)
Toial nel assetb
2.614,OC)3
3.79i.812
97,186.553
103.596,428

Community Foundation North East
Notes to the financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2025
(continued)
19 Analysis of net assets between funds (continued)
Charity
UnrcslriLted
funds
RestriLled F.ndowment
funds
nds
2025
Total
Investments
1,017,004
92,993,304
94,010,308
T<mgible fixed assets
69,091
596,250
665,341
Current assets
3,035,599
4,033,456
1,061,372
8,130,427
Current liabililies
(490,627) (1,96)I,805)
(2,460,432)
TntELI nel ass¢ls
2,614,063
3.676,9U5
94.054,676 IOOJ45,644
20 Pensions
The c.ommunity Foundalic)n North I,ast Lu)nlributcs tc) a defined ciintributiL)n group pension SLhLmL lor
all %taff-. The as.sets ol- the suhemes arL hbld SLPdfdlLly from thnse ol- the Communily I,ouiiddlion N'orih
L￿t in independently administered fundb. 'I'hL pLiision LhargL repre%ents coniributilins by IhL
Coinmunitj Foundation Xi '"orth b.ast to the fund5 and ￿DuntLd ti) £59,329 (2024.. £55.96)( ). 'I'h¥ dmount
Outst￿ding) in contribution.8 at.3 l March 2025 nil (2024= £974).
21 Subsidiary company and charities
lknese linancial slai¢m¢nts aru cot7solidated to include the financial iransaclions of thL following as
required under the %laiemenl ofR¥LumrnLndcd Practicc=
lyne & Wear Foundation Limited - wholly owned subsidiary
Joscph Brough Charitable Trust - sole trustee
lyne and Foundation Trust - SOIL trustee
As Pcrnliited by seciion 408 01 Ihe Companies Act 2006, and by paragraph 422 of the Statement of
RL'commcnLled PractiLe 2005, no scparate Lompany Statement of Financial Activities ha.s been prL'sented
for ihe Ci)mmunily Foundation NL Orth F.ast MJiLhin these financial 8Lqtements. The Company's gross
income for the year w'&£ £11,730:274 (2024.. £9,304,923) its nel income for ihe year £510,582
(2024.. £6,683,309) after the dLduLtion of losse5 on ini'estments of £i77:780 and bad debL proi'ision of
£49,000 (2024- gains £7,318:410 and bad debt proi ision of£5,000).
T'he Communit)" Foundation North F.ast 0￿MS the whi)le of the issued share L<lPltdl i)f Tyne & Wear
F'oundation LimiteLI, a LUmP¥ny rLgistL'red in b.ngland (Compan}. number 3971646). ThL subsidiary is
USLd to Larry c)uz larger fundraising events i)n behalf ot the charity. The Lompany N'as inaCti￿L during the
yedr and iherelore the amouni gift aided ￿ the Comniuiiity bow)daLion North Edsi nil {?U24.' nil).
45

Community Foundation North East
Notes to the financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2025
(continued)
21 Subsidiary company and charities (continued)
A summ(￿Y (}( r¢sults of th¢ subsidiary. company is shown beluw":
Total
Total
2025
2024
I'urnover
Cost of sales
Operating profit
Adminisliatil'c Losts
P4et profjt
I'hL agg)rLgdLL of the &4.%ets and liabilities was-
Total
Total
2025
2024
Assets
70
82
l.iabililieb
(12)
Net assets
70
70
The Community Foundation North East is sole trustee ol-Joseph Brough Charitsble .1 rust, a registcred
Lharily (Ch￿11Y number 227332). All dclivities ut'the charily hak'e been Lons()lldaiL￿ on a linti by line
basis in IhL SOFA. A summary ol the res'ults. of Juseph Brough Charitsble'l rust is shown below:
Total
2025
2024
In￿eStment inLome
67,295
78,812
Charitablc dctii'ilies
(48,963}
{49,457)
Inkestmenl management LM)sts
(2,811)
Gains/(losses) on In￿estmentS
{97,198)
214,591
let movement in funds
(78,866)
241,135

Community Foundation North East
Notes to the financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2025
(continued)
21 Subsidiary company and charities (continued)
aggregate ol Ihe assets, liabiliLic5 funds was=
Total
1.otal
2025
2024
Asscts
2,353,179
2,432,045
LiabilitiLs
{7,000)
{7,1100)
Funds
2,346,179
2,425,n45
R¥presenied b),=
Total
otal
2025
2024
Permanent endowment fund
2,272,250
2.361),448
Re,%tricted funds
73,929
55,597
Funds
2,346,179
2,425,045
The L.ummunity Foundati()n North F.a8t is also sole Iru.%iee ofiyne and Wear Foundation TrusL a
TLgistL'fLd ch￿IlY (￿h￿ltY number 1031)800). All actifvitÈes of the ch￿IlV haN'L bLL'n Lonsolidatcd on a line
by linL basis in ihL SUF'A. A summary of. thL rLsults of. I'yne and Wew I'ounddliun 'l'rusl is below=
Total
2025
2024
InwLstment inLome
2S,4S8
28,726
Investtnenl management costs
{1,790)
Charitable act]￿ltieS
{21,147}
(11,472)
Gainslllosses) on inwLstmL'nts
(36,765)
79,4)4
Net movement in fuDds
(32,454)
94,918
47

Community Foundation North East
Notes to the financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2025
(continued)
21 Subsidiary company and charities (continued)
lthe aggrggate of the assLls, liabilities and funds WdS=
Total
Total
2025
2024
Assets
904,365
940,644
Liabilities
(3,555)
Funds
904J65
937,089
RLprLscnled b},=
Total
'lotal
2025
2024
Permanent endowmeni fund
859.627
896,392
Ilesiriuted lunds
40.697
Fullds
904,635
937,089
22 Related party transactions
In the ordinary cuurse of the Communitv Foundqtion North F.ast's aciivilies, il has aw8rded grants to
oiher uharilies i)r organi5dtions that havc Lommon TrustLLwDirectors, or whose empluyee5 are DircLlors
ot. the Community l.()undalion North East or where members ot'thc ExcLutive Team are
I rustees,.'DireLlors. All grants have beLn ￿N￿arded using the samL guidelinLs as any other grant. DirLctors
and staft'are iilwdi's required to declare Iheir interest in any organisation bcingj ci)nsidered for a grant and
do not lake part in any such deLisions.
During thc ￿edr DireLlors and their associaled companils d()naied a loial of£ 1.776,773 (2024= £274,452)
tu Communit>, Foundation North Last named endown]ent and revenue lunds, and £570 {2074.. £945)
donaied bj, member% of the F.XCCUlii'e Staff Team. ThL. Commuiiits. Foundation North East is a member of
Ihe Associati(In ofc".harildble Foundations {.4CF'), Th"hiLh John 14ollin8SIN'Orth is a trustee ot-, and paid
£4,439 during the finanuial }'ear tor membership.
48

Community Foundation North East
Notes to the financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2025
(continued)
22 Related party transactions (continued)
ull deiails are gii'en below of grants awarded during the )'ear to related charities and organisalions.
OrgaDlS2tion
Director/enJployee involved
Relationship
Total grants
Derwcnthaugh Boat Strdtion
Lucv Winskell OBF
Ilonorary
PrcsidLnt
2,000
Connected Voice
Stella Simbo
Lmployee
10,000
Newcasile City C,ounLiI-
Care l.eafver .1 eam
Pam Smith
Employee
13,102
NLW Writing North
Claire Malciilm MBF.
I,.mployee
-1 rustuu
23,000
North Theatre Trust
l.ucy Winskell 0141..
11,150
Northllmbria ljniversity
Sarah GILndinning
Lmpliiyee
3.000
SuLCLss4AII C'.1()
Stella simtx)
Volunl¢er
16,030
Sunderland'l-healru 'l'rus1
Adam Lopardo
Trustee
2,000
Tyne Rive￿ Trust
John I I()Ilings￿orth
l-rustLL
32,577
During the year, the tollowing transactions were made between ihu main Lhdrily its subsididrics.
Subsidiary
'ature of transaction
JosLph Broug)h Charitable
I'rust
lyne & li'ear boundation
Trust
Tyne & Wtrar Foundation
rust
Paid Communitv Foundation North Last for
administrativL serviLes
l)aid L.'ommunit> l.'oundation North East for
administratiN'e service5
Paid Community Foundation Nonh Easl a grant for
the Kelleti I,-und
5,OUU
5,084
591
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Community Foundation North East
Notes to the financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2025
(continued)
23 Cash floiv information for the Group
Reconciliation of net income to nel ¢asb now from operating actii'ities
2025
2024
Net incon)e for Ibe year
399262
7,019,J62
Adjustments for:
Receipt of endow'"mcnt
(4,441,947) (2,082,191 }
DepreLialion charges
25,771
27,272
(Gains)/losses on cndowmer)t inve.stments
711,743
(7:612.4i5)
Lus5cs on programmc rLlatcd invcstmcnLs
49,000
5,000
DividLnds intLrcsl trom invc%tments
(2,323,794) {2,312,962)
InLfcdSC in debtors
(1,060.428)
(608,426)
InurLa5LI(dLLrL￿c} in LrLditors
369,917
{53,474)
Net cash used in operating activities
(6,272,476) (5,617.874)
Analysis of caskn and eash equivalents
2025
2024
Cash ai bank atid in hand
,863,$46
3.604,748
Short-term deposits
4,613,936
4,560,155
Total cash and easb equivalents
6,477,482
8,164,903
24 Ultimate controlling party
The Direu'tors do not Lonsider that the Comn]unity Foundation North F,ast (Chariryi ha5 an ultimate
conirolling parl! bccause the Community I.-OL￿dati0n Ni orth F.ast has a large and wide-ranging
mLmb¢r8hip who eleLI the B()ard and M'ould be required tLS aurce any changes to the Memorandum and
Anicles. Due tc) the struLturL ()f ihe Community Troundation North East (Charity) the group also does not
hai'e ultimaL¢ conirolling pan},.
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