F.R.O.M Scotland SCIO Famine Relief for Orphans in Malawi Receipts and Payments Accounts Trustees Annual Report 1st March 2025- 28th February 2026 Charity No. SC037977 Reference and Administration Information Charity Name: F.R.O.M. Scotland SCIO Famine Relief for Orphans in Malawi Charlty Registration No. SC037977 Contact Address: Whiteford Croft, Pitcaple, Inverurie AB515EB Trustees: Miss Lorna Bell, Mrs Patricia Lawie, Mr Alexander Malley, Mrs Janette Massie, Mrs Elizabeth Morrison, Mrs Doreen Taylor, Mr Lewis Taylor, Mr David Thomson, Mrs Kathleen Thomson, Mr Andrew Wainwright, Mrs Lisa Wainwright, Mr Chris Wright, Mrs Patricia Wright, Professor Tracy Morse, Mrs Laura Cartney. Principle Office Bearers: Chairperson - Mr Chris Wright Secretary - Mrs Patricia Wright Treasurer - Mrs Kathleen Thomson Bank: Bank of Scotland account closed and account transferred in November due to excessive bank charge5. Bank: Virgin Money 19-21 West High St Inverurie AB513SA Recrultment and Appointment of Trustees Appointment is by invitation and Office Bearers are elected from Trustees at the A.G.M Governing Document F.R.O.M. SCIO registered since 2016 is a charitable unincorporated organisation. The purposes and administration arrangements are set out in our constitution. Charitable Purposes Our purpose, as recorded in the constitution, Is to raise funds to improve the lives of deprived and vulnerable children and families in Malawi. Trustees Report I" March 2025-28, February 2026 The FROM Scotland Trustees have continued to organise a number of event5 over the last year. During this period we have held several successful events {Afternoon Teas, Soup and Sandwich, Open Golf, Concerts and Wreath Making). In addition, Trustees have continued to create and sell crafts at a range of events, profits of which they gift to the charity. Our gift investment continues to be managed by three appointed Trustees who meet with the investment manager regularly. Due to changes in the investment portfolio, we also withdrew funds from this investment. Given the continuing increase in the cost of delivering our committed support, this has helped to ensure the continued support of our feeding programmes and student scholarships. We continue to be incredibly fortunate and grateful to have such a dedicated team of Trustees, volunteers and supporters, particularly when many are facing challenges with the increase to the cost of living here in the UK. Wlth rlslng costs in Malawi and the UK, we are conscious that each year further funds need to be raised to maintain our commitments. Our key focus for this year, as last. has been to maintain support for our existing organisations and partners in Malawi to ensure they could maintain the Services and feeding programmes they provide to some of the most vulnerable children in Chikwawa, Blantyre and Mangochl. As in previous years priority was the provision of fortified maize Ilikuni phala) to our community groups to ensure they could maintain underfive feeding to families most in need. Fortlfled Malze We have provided 15900kg of likuni phala to under five nurseries across the southern region of Malawi. Every month this equates to over 1325kg distributed per month. We current5y support Open Arms Infant Home, STEKA, disability centre (Ndirandel, Mango school Imangochil, and three nurseries in Chikwawa District. Fortified maize flour is collected directly from the supplier for both Open Arms Infant Home and STEKA. All other organisations receive a direct delivery facilitated by our partners at the WASHTED Centre (Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences) who support this attlvlty as part of their community outreach. Student support We continue to support a graduate from Mfera CDSS who is now in fourth year at Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences. The support provides for accommodation and a living allowance to support thelr studles. We continue to support two additional graduates of Mfera CSDD who are in their second year of study at Domasi College of Education. This support has helped to pay for their tuition fees and enabled them to continue with their studles. Speclflc organlsatlonal support We continued to support STEKA home with fundingfor a cleanerfortheir home to help maintaln the standards in the orphanage. We support Mwai Orphanage in Ndirande to repair and replace emergencytoilets fortheirfacillty followin8 heavy rains which left the organisation with no sanitation facilities in the middle of a slum area and exposed to high level of health risks for vulnerable children. F.R.O.M Scotland SCIO Charlty No SC037977 Famine Relief for Orphans in Malawi SCIO Receipts for the year ending 28th February 2026 Receipts 2025126 2024125 Donations 5145 5618 D & L Morrison Crafts 820 Soup & Sandwich 1631,1 1647 Monymusk Afternoon Tea 6491 603 Chapel Afternoon Tea 1470 Open Golf 3137 4 Theatre Collection 860 .1 Swing Band Concert 6174 BA Events 313 Fetternear Sale 160 Laura's Wreath Making 1110 I 1127 Sales 7754 Sale of Shares 33111 2464 Gift Aid 1646 11 Kilt Walk 1881 £19069 £14262 Auditor: . Date: ......&.￿A/...10J Chairperson: Date: . F.R.O.M. Scotland SCIO Charity No. SC037977 Famine Relief for Orphans in Malawi SCIO Payments for the year ending 28th /February 2026 Expenditure 2025126 2024125 Scot/ Malawi Partnership 75.1 75 Maize for Feeding Stations 14451A 14500 Student support 4701 1020 Steka Wages 2604 1969 480 Mwai orphanage support Liability Insurance 3421 301 343 Hire of Halls 45 Just Giving Charges 2161 481 Ilofj 216 Bank Charges Fiona Refund £179711 £16679 Receipts Less Expenditure Surplus £190691 £17971 £1098 Statement of Balances 1st March 2025 to 28th February 2026 2025/26 £19069 £17971 £1098 £5279 2024/25 £ 14267 £16679 £2417 £4181 Receipts Less Expenditure Surplus /def icit Balance at Bank Investment with St James Place Value on 1st March 2025 Share sold Jan 2026 and transferred to current a/c th Value on 28 February 2026 £119717 £3311 £134 316 Auditor: ......... . Date:..g rfA./....QoU Chairperson: ........ Independent Examinerys R¢port to the Trustees of F.R.O.M. SCOTLAND {FYdmin¢ Relief for Orphans in Mal84Wi) I report on the accounts of the charity for the year ended 28th February 2026 which are set out on pages 3, 4 & 5. Respe¢Éive responsibilities of trustees and examiner The charlty's trust¢es are responsible for the preparation of the accounts in a¢cordan¢e with the tem]s of the Charities and Trustee Investment (Scotland) A¢t 2005 and ihe Charities Accounts (Scotland} Regulations 2006. The charity trustees consider that the audit requirement of Regulation l O(l)(d) of the Accounts Regulations does not apply. It is my responsibility to examine the accounts as required under Section 44(1)( c ) of the Act and to state whether particular matters have come to my attention. Basis of illdependent examiner's statement My examination is carried out in accordance with regulation I l of the Charities Accounts (Scotland) Regulations 2006. An examination includes a Teview of the accounting records kept by the charity and a comparison of the accounts presented with those records. It also includes consideration of any unusual items or disclosures in the accounts, and seeks explanations from the trustees concerning any such matters. The proc¢dures undertaken do not provide all th¢ evidence that would be required in an audit. and consequently I do not express an audit opinion on the view given by the accounts. Independent examiner's Statement tn the course of my examination, no matter has come to my attention which gives me reasonable cause to believe that in any reasonable respect the requirements a) to keep accounting records in accordance with Section 44(1)(a) of the 2005 Act and Regulation 4 of the 2006 Accounts Regulations, and b) to prepare accounts which accord with the accounting records and comply with Regulation 9 of the 2006 Account Regulations have not been met. Nam¢: Ean Johnston FCIBS Address.. 65 Townhead Road, Inverurie, Aberdeenshire, AB514JG 5" May 2026 Signed...