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Financial Overview 2017-<strong>2018</strong> Where our income came from (£299,802) . EVENTS & MEMBERSHIP £3,493 ............................................................ . DONATIONS ..................................................... £59,103 . MADRAS CAFÉ ....................................... £26,015 GRANTS ..................................................... £211,191 HUGE THANKS TO ALL THE FOLLOWING WHO HAVE MADE OUR WORK DURING APRIL 2017-MARCH <strong>2018</strong> POSSIBLE: Big Lottery Fund, The Bryan Guinness Charitable Trust, Geoff Herrington Foundation, Miss K M Harbinson’s Trust, Philip Henman Trust, Returned Volunteer Action, R H Southern Trust, Souter Charitable Trust and Zephyr Charitable Trust. Our huge thanks to the Madras Café Advisory Group and all the many organisers, cooks, washer-uppers, servers and choppers who raised such a phenomenal amount of money at WOMAD 2017. Immense thanks to Alan Leather and family and Tony Mortlock (Audrey’s Fund) for their very generous donations and to Campbell Tickell for partnering with AVI as their Charity of the Year. Thanks also to Beazley Management, Brandenburg Choral Festival, the Cambridge Siemens GAYE group, Selly Oak Quakers and Soroptimist International of Chelmsford and District. Thanks to our fabulous runners at the London Virgin 10k, David Mitchell, David L Mitchell, John Mitchell, Heikki Doyle, Ellie Kellett, Desre Sheen, Simon Jenkins, Jamieson Blake and Chelsea Keller, as well as to Pallavi Modha, Mary Holmes and all the walkers at the 2017 sponsored walk at Virginia Water. Thanks also to David Walker for raising funds at the Great North Run and to Katherine Crisp and David Knock for volunteering their time to sell scarves and cards on behalf of our partners in India. Huge thanks to our summer interns, Sarah Tharayan, Charlotte Lockwood and Helen Rampton. Thank you to Jane Swain at Lymm Tax Services for her pro-bono work and to Champa Patel for the many additional voluntary hours she given to assist with AVI’s finances. Lastly, thank you from AVI and our partners to everyone who has generously donated to AVI throughout the year, and who has given their time, advice, skills and support.
How funds were spent (£305,501) GOVERNANCE £8,406............................................................. FUNDRAISING & COMMUNICATION £19,422.......................................................... . PROJECT EXPENDITURE £277,673........................................ . Direct Support for Rural Communities in India (£220,427) GIRLS’ EDUCATION (NBJK) 7% ...................................................... COMMUNITY ACTION (NBJK) 3% ............................................ MATERNAL HEALTH (ASSEFA) 2% .................................................. DISABILITY RIGHTS (CRUSADE) 2% .................................................... ...................... ...................................... .......................................... BIHAR FLOOD RELIEF (NBJK) 2% .............................................................. WOMENS DEVELOPMENT (CRUSADE) 5% ........................................................... ...................................... DISABILITY RIGHTS (NBJK) 81% ........................................................................ . . . . . . .
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