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Bread Over Bombs (Glasgow) SCIO
Scottish Charity No - SC048295
Annual Report and Financial Ststements
For the Year Ended 30th Aprll 2024

Bread Over Bombs (Glasgow) SCIO
Trustees Annual Report
For the Year Ended
30th April 2024

Trustees. Annual Report
For the Period Ended 30 April 2024
The trustees have pleasure in presenting their sixth annual report. together with the
financial statements for the year ended 30 April 2024.
Charity Contact Informatlon
B￿ad Over Bombs (Glasgow) SCIO
Scottish Charity Number SC048295
24 Dunnottar Street
Bishopbriggs
Glasgow
G64 1PR
Telephone..
Email..
Website: wY￿.breadoVerb0mbsgIasg0W.0rg
Facebook.. @br8adoverbombsglasgow Twitter: @breadobglasgcy*V
Charlty Trustees

Objectlves and Activities
Disturbed by the increase in the use of foodbanks in this ￿Untry, and inspired by the
example of US musician
nd his charity organisation Bread Over
Bombs, we decided to see what we could do to lend assistan￿ to fight food povety
in our own area, the West of Scotland. Following some research it seems the most
effective aid we can give foodbanks is through cash donations, so we aim to raise
funds for this purpose through a variety of means. In our first six years as a
regislered charity in addition to soliciting donations from individuals and commercial
organisations, we have organised music and comedy events. held raffles, sold
donated music albums and badges. organised cash collections al various music
venues in the city, taken part in the Kiltwalk and held cash Colle￿lonS at rock
concerts. all to raise funds for our cause.
Structure, Governance and Management
Our organisation is set up as a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SCIO)
with a single-tier rnanagement structure. registered in its (￿rrent legal form on 12
April 2018. The charity was previously an unincorporated association but changed
its legal fomi to a SCIO. The assets of the unincorporated associalion were
transferred to the SCIO on the 12 April 2018.
We are govemed by our Constitution which states our main aim is the relief of food
poverty through raising funds by a variety of means in order to make donations on a
regular basis to local foodbanks, food pantries and similar organisations. We aim to
pass on all the funds we raise as quickly as possible. donating io foodbanks in the
West of Scotland which preferably are themselves registered charities.
A voluntary Board of Trustees meets regularly to dlscuss and declde on ways of
raising funds and to determine which foodbanks will receive these funds. When
possible we meet face to face in a central location. but also video conferencing
where more convenient, for our regular Board meetings. The current Board consists
of five members, all trust8es of the charity. who came together in 2018 to launch the
organisation and establish it as a charity. Each brings a different skill-set to the
meetings, and together we have many years of experience in business matters and
the muslc Industry. Membership of the Board is by invitation from the existing
members, and any future recruitment will be by this method.
Achlevements and Performance
As with most charitable organisations the current economlc climate makes
fundraising challenging, but in this our sixth year of operation as a regislered charity
we have sought to build on our achievements of previous years. and continue to
raise our profile with the public in order to generate donations which we can then
pass on to foodbanks. One of the main ways we have done this is by investing time
and some funds in increasing our preser￿ on social media and developing our own
website. During this year we have continued to enjoy the skills and financial supp)rt
of one of our supporters whith has enabled us to update our website and move it to
a new host and domain, saving us the expense of these.

We are always seeking new ways to raise funds and to tap into the willingness of
individuals and businesses in the city to help those less fortunate. One useful
method has been to use board members, contscts in the music business to obtain
permission to collect mainly cash donations from those attending popular rock
concerts in Glasgow. This year we have also started taking contadless bank card
donations as we noted some people no longer carry cash. This approach gained us
almost twi>thirds of our income for the year. The other major source of donations
has been through corporate sponsors which. though lower than in previous years.
accounted for a quarter of this yearfs income. We are particularly pleased that a
prominent Glasgow business has chosen to make their chantable donations through
Bread Over Bombs (Glasgow). showing confidence in our ability to get the money to
the places that need it most.
Unfortunately again this year we were not able to participate in the annual Kiltwalk.
which was a useful source of income in previous years. Overall. donation income
was less than in previous years, {£9,700. compared with £15.674 last year).
Nevertheless, with our usual rigorous control of the costs of running the charlty
where we aim to pass on as near as possible to 1000/0 of donations. we were able to
make 43 individual payments to all 13 of our local foodbanks.
Whenever possible we like to visit the fc)odbanks to hand over our donation cheques
in order to make a connection with them and to understand their problems and
challenges. Although we switched to making online bank transfers during the Covid-
19 situation, we hope to resume these personal visits as soon as possible. Whilst our
donations to each individual foodbank have been relatively modest, it is clear that
our efforts have been appreciated by the foodbanks we have helped:
Thank you so much, again, for your very generous donation to the Foodbank. We
really are very grateful for this conlribution. I would, also, like to send our
deep appreciation to the volunteers who collect the funds at the concerts. I know
this can be hard work and, at times. not very pleasant in the Scottish weatherl
Rutherglen & Cambuslang Food Bank
As always th8nk you so much foryour continued support, it is very much appffjciated
and never taken for granted. Our thanks to you, the venue and all the supporters for
helping us make a d￿erence in the community.
East Kilbride Foodbank
Once again thank you for your most generous donation and for thinking about us.
We will put this money to very good use in helping those most in need.
God Bless
Coatbridge Food 8ank
Thank you so much for the kind donation to Crookston Community Group. The
difference this will make to the people we support is huge and on behalf of everyone
at CCG w8 want to tell you how grateful we are. Thank you again.
Crookston Community Group

Thank you so much for thinknng of the Glasgow North East Foodbank we are so
grateful.
This money will go a long way to buying food for people in need
Glasgow North East Foodbank
Thanks once again Stewart - you guys do a reMa￿able jobl
Thank you for being 'unsung heroes". though there has been much singing at gigs
and concerts - and pl8￿ng more than your p8rt to help us cary on effectively
meeting needs throughoul East Ren and beyond.
East Renf￿Wshi￿ Foodbank Team
A belated but nonetheless sincere thanks to you and your supporters for your
genemus donation. IÈ really is appreciat8d and helps keep us afloat financially.
Best wishes from staff at Queens Park Govanhill Foodbank.
In general we aim to maintain a simple and streamlined financial structure whereby
we distribute the monies we raise as quickly as is practicable. maintaining only
sufficient reserves which may be required to fund the initial costs of mounting a fund-
raising event. Al 301h April we held funds of £503 in our bank account, representlng
the balance 8t the start of the year plus the small surplus we are showing for this
year, which has already been earmarked for distribution to foodbanks earfy in the
new financial year.
Donatod Fa¢llltl•s and Servlces
In addition to the many individuals who have responded so generously to our
fundraising efforts this year, we have benefited enomiously from a number of local
businesses who have provided sponsorship and made donations. In particular we
gratefully acknowledge assistance from Frontline Construction, Love Music record
store, Blitzkreig. Cc's Bar in Paisley and CALA Associates Ltd.
Thls year th8 collections at local (x)ncert venues has boosted our fundraising
considerably, and our gratitude goes to the venue staff and security and to the
management and band members who made it possible. Thank you to Barrowlands.
Sl Lukes, Platfomi, Regular Music, DF Concerts, Hold Fast Entertainments, Rock
Steady Security, Midge Ure, Waterboys. Gun, Lust For Life, Happy Mondays and
Echo and the Bunnymen.
We also acknowledge with thanks the man
gig collections. and our regular contributor
not continue.
bulions from individuals at
ithout their help we could
We must also express our thanks to
or his help and support with our
website, and of cours
f Bread Over Bombs based in Los Angeles.
USA. Not only has
rovided the inspiration and example for our own
organlsation. bul supported it from the outset. We would not exist without his
example, and his support and friendship mean everything 10 US.

Future Plans
Our intention has always been to build on past successes, grow our organisation and
raise its profile, in order to bring the plight of fo¢xlbanks to public attention and thus
raise more donations to pass on where they are needed. Recent world events and
increases in fuel pri￿S and the cost of living are placing the clients of our foodbanks
under greater strain than ever before. and we want to play our part in helping them.
Our relatively small size and freedom from onerous overheads means that we are
able to pass on virtually all of the money we raise.
We have had to devise new means of raising funds. induding forging links with large
cOn￿rt promoters to allow us to take cash donations at their events. This has proved
a useful way of raising small donations from a large number of people in a short
tlme, and we will continue to do so.
We are delighted that through our efforts we are slowly becoming known for our work
in the area, and that those giving us their donations, both large and small, trust us to
ensure that their money reaches the foodbank locations which need it the most.
It has always been our aim to increase our profile and become a known and trusted
means of channelling charity funds to where they are most needed and Whe￿ they
will be most effective in alleviating food poverty, within our foodbank community, In
the West of Scotland. We will continue to do this through maintaining a digitsl
presence on social media and other platfomis. and by all other means available to
us.
Unfortunately it seems thal the need for foodbanks is greater than ever now, and our
aim is to continue to help fight local food poverty and assist those who struggle to
feed themselves and their families.

Declaralion
SKJned on behalf of the charity trustees:
Chairperson
Dale
27th
une 2024

Broad Ov¢f Bomh IGl•$gow} SCIO
stst•m•nt of R•¢•lpts and Paym•nts
For th¢ Year Ended 30th AFXII 2024
ihlrestrlctsd Restrlc
FuThJs
Fund¥
Y•*r •nd•d
3D10412024
P•rlod •nd•d
3010412023
R•c•lpts
Donations
9.700
9.700
15.674
Rec•ipts Irom lUndrais￿g activrt*s
GrD85 Ir8din9 rvcgipts
Total r•c•lFts
15.674
Paym•nts
Exp8ns8s lor fundraLwng actwit*s
Paym6nts relating dinctty to (*ari18b￿ 8ctMt*$
GrAnt8 and don8tknn8
9.62S
9.625
15.700
Goveman¢o eosls
Total Paym•nt•
Surplu￿(0•flClt} for th• y•ar
75
75

Br•ad O¥•r Bombs IGlasgwl sao
Slatfrmpnt d R•c•lpts and Paym•nts
For th• Y•ar End•d 301h April 2024
Unr•strletsd
Fund•
Re•trlcknd
Y•ar •nd•d
30A1412024
P•rlod •nd•d
3010412023
R•¢•lpts
)natk)ns
9.700
9.700
15.674
Re￿iptS from fundr8slng aCt￿*S
Gross trad￿9 receipts
Totsl r•c•lpts
15,674
P•yrn•nts
Exp¥ns•s lor funt1r81sing actNiti89
Pa￿￿ntS ffjlatiig dY8ctty lo thawil8bkn 4clMtb•$
Grants And dongth)n8
9.625
9,825
15.700
Goveman¢e co8¢$
Tt)tal Paym•nts
9.625
Suiplu*llD•llelt) for th• y•ar
75
75

Bread Over Bombs IGl•sgowl SQO
Stat•mont of Balanc•*
As at JO Apwll 2024
Toi•l
20Z4
Tcl•l
2023
Fun
Openlng Cash ai bank 8nd kn hand
428
428
454
su￿u81<dOfKI1) for ttw ￿ar
75
75
P61
Qoskng ￿$h at bank and ￿ hand
503
503
428
Bank and Ca•h e•l¥nc•
Bank ¢ury¥nt wxunl
366
388
PayPal Accfjunt bokgnce
137
137
22
C4$h in hgn
18
503
428
Th888 fund8 &r• h•lJ in Ihe form ol 8 our bank acg)unt and pa￿¥1 Accounl 8Thd a smal anKJunt ol
h h8bJ loi paykng nynor expenses. lkn# olth15 tsaknn¢¢ VA• b* th• bmol th)nat*)n• to rngi$t*red
loodbanks kn the lolb%thg year.
Slgn•d on b•h•lf of th• Trusl•••
SIRn•tyr•
N•m•
approval
27-Jun-24
27Jun-24

Bread Ov•r Bombj (Glasgow) SCIO
Not•9 to th• accounts
For tho Year End•d 301h Aprll 2024
Ba$1$ of *ee<)untlnp
Thas6 accounts have been prepared on thg Recepts and PaYTr￿nts ar￿￿ant& wlh the
Ch8rit*s & Trusta& Investment IScDtsndl Ad 2005 and thtr CharitN8s Accounts (S￿MandI
RèguLat¥)ns 2006 las an*nded
N4￿re arwj purpos• of fvndl
Unrèsljictod funds are thos8 that may be us•d at Ihe dis(xelKJn of the twstges n lurtherance ol the
objects ol the thafity. The tnJst••s rroMita*i a sing* unrestrtted lund lor the day40-day wnnng
ol the O￿an15￿tKIn.
Restricted funds only bè used lor speoft piirposes. Re*rQK>n$ •ng¢ lthen specrfied by thtr
donor or when lunds arp r•wd tor purposos.
Trust•• and r•l•tsd party transacoons
expenses or other rBrnun¢rJtK)n was pawj to the tnJst8es or any ¢onn•cted pewns dumg
the finbncial p•r¥)d.
Comyr•llv• Flwr••
Thè corrp8mtfv• fv4yrn8 CQVef th• pei*)d 181 Nlqy 2022 to 30th Aprf 2023.
OonMll¢)n•
Llnr•*trlel•d R••lrlctsd
Fund•
Fund•
Tot•1
2024
Total
2023
Et*nat￿n8 frDm indNvJu818
7.200
7.200
8.574
Cb)nAtknns from cL)rpornle dono
2.500
2.500
7.100
C￿1 ol charltabl• •¢tlvlU••
Unr•strlctsd R••trlctsd
Funds
Fund•
T4>ts1
2024
Tot•1
2023
CK)n•iK*ns to fooabanks
9.825
9,825
1 S.700
10

CALA ASSOCIATES LTD
Independent Examlnerfs Report to the TruAees of Bread O¥*r Bomb5 SC048295
I report on the atcount5 of the chèrity for the year ended 30th April 2024 which are set out on pa8es xx to xx.
ResppcV¥e re5ponsSbllltle5 oltruste￿ and exanlnef:
The ¢harity's trustees are responsible lor the preparatior of the accounts In accordance with the iems of the
Charitles and Trustee Investment Iscollandl Act 2C(J5 and the Charities
Accouni$15c0tl3ndl Re8ulations 2CXY> las arnendeill. The charity trustees consider that the audit requirement
ot Re6ulation 10111 Idl of the Accounts Regulations does not apply. It is my responsibility to exarnine thè
accounts as required under section 4411) Icl ol the Act and to stste whether particular matters have come to
my attentlon.
Basls of indep*ndènt examlntrf5 Statement
My examination is carried out in accordance with Re8ulation 11 ol the 2CQ6 Ateounts Regulations. An
examinatton intlude5 a review of the accounting fecofds kept by the charity and a comparison of the accounts
presented with those re¢ord5. It also includes considwatiTh) of any unusual items or disclosures in the
accounts, and seeks explanations Irom the trustees coneeming suth matters. The procedures undertaken
do not provide all the evidence that would be rÈquired in an audi( ard consequently I do not expre55 an audit
Optnion on the view given by the accounts.
Indèpendeni eyamlner s statement
In the course of my examination. no matief has ￿rne to my attention
which 8ives me reasonable cause to believe that in any matÉYial respect the requ1￿Ments..
to keep accountin8 records ir •ttordante with Section 4411) lal of the 2Q)5 Act and Regulation 4 of
the 2006 Atcounts Re8ulatiortS
to prepare accounts which accord with the accountin8 records arKI comply with Regulation 9 01 the
20J6 Account5 RegUlati￿S have not been mel or
to which. in my opinion. attention should be drawn in order to enable a proper understsndinE ol the
accounts to be reachwj.
Name
Rele¥ant Protessional qualffi¢atk*n: Global (tharte￿￿ Management Accountsnt ICIMAI
Addres5.' CALAAssociates L￿. Suite213. 48 West Geooe Street. Glasgw. G2 IBP
Date: 13th November 2024
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