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Treasurer’s Report. Ralph Tingle – Honorary Treasurer Richard Penney – Director of Finance & IS. What Richard and I will cover. Financial results for 2012 How we compare to similar charities Latest forecast position for 2013 Reserves and why the financial framework is important
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Treasurer’s Report Ralph Tingle – Honorary Treasurer Richard Penney – Director of Finance & IS
What Richard and I will cover • Financial results for 2012 • How we compare to similar charities • Latest forecast position for 2013 • Reserves and why the financial framework is important • Conclusions from a treasurer’s perspective
2012 - How each £1 was earned Donations and Membership 50p Legacies 37p Trading and Events 10p Investment income 2p Grants and other income 1p
2012 – Where each £1 came from Local Groups 16p UK Programmes 84p
2012 - How each £1 was spent • Friendship and Support 31p • Information 22p • Research 21p • Cost of generating funds 18p • Campaigning 6p • Governance costs 2p
Balance Sheet at 31 December 2012 • £million • Buildings / other tangible fixed assets 2.8 • Investments and short term cash deposits 18.3 • 21.1 • Cash at hand 5.8 • Amounts owing to us2.1 • Amounts owing or committed by us (14.5) • TOTAL FUNDS- at 31 December 201214.5 • At 31 December 2011 17.1
£1 spent on fundraising generates £4.80 - how do we compare? £
Number of months spend in available reserves Year forecast Months
Number of months spend in Local Group reserves(at end of 2012) 23.6 months Surplus Reserves £2.9m 11.6 months Months
Treasurer’s Conclusions • Income continues to grow • Increased investment in core activities continues • Still performing well compared to similar charities • Some challenges in new income stream • Reserves reducing but some surplus reserves remain • New financial framework • important for financial planning for the charity • important for putting excess reserves to work sooner • Planning for next strategy underway