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20. Commitments a. Capital At the year-end, RNIB had outstanding commitments amounting to £20,420,000 relating to the RNIB Vision School and Children’s Home. b. Operating leases At the year-end, RNIB had the following annual commitments amounting to £1,235,000 under non-cancellable operating leases: 2009 £’000 Land and buildings Expiring with one year 38 Expiring between two and five years 219 Expiring after five years 694 Vehicles Expiring with one year 18 Expiring between two and five years 266 Total 1,235 70 RNIB annual report and accounts 2008/09
21. Grants receivable During the year, RNIB received a number of grants and other funding resources, which are required by the donors to be shown in our annual financial statements. Source Purpose £’000 Big Lottery Fund RNIB Cymru Developing Emotional Wellbeing Through the Arts 64 RNIB Northern Ireland Eye Matter 94 Life Skills Development for Young People North West 35 RNIB Scotland Young People’s Forum 118 Medivision 54 Vision For Life 40 RNIB Northern Ireland Safe and Well 31 European Union – Centre for Research & Technology AEGIS Research and Technology Project 31 Department for Education and Skills Embossed Literature 200 Department of Work and Pensions Pension Education Fund 22 Department of Trade and Industry Financial Inclusion 11 Department of Health Volunteer Counselling 16 National Health Service Eyecare Facilitator 167 Halifax Bank of Scotland RNIB Soccer Sight Project 20 Centrica Home Essentials for Life 50 Football Foundation RNIB Soccer Sight Project 46 AMD Alliance To support the work of AMD Alliance UK 33 Women’s World Day of Prayer Magazine Production 3 The FA Premier League Magazine Production 1 We are V RNIB Soccer Sight Project 66 Financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2009 71
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Structure and objectives Our legal
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Achieving our mission Operating acr
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Who’s who in RNIB Patron HM The Q
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