annual report - islamic relief

2013ANNUAL REPORT

www.onecharityweek.com

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WelcomeLetter from the UK National Director

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Meet the TeamsThe people who make it happen

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The CW FamilyWho took part in 2013

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Budget & ExpensesBreakdown of spending

6Resource AllocationHow material was distributed per region

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10 Years of CWSignificant moments since 2003

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Results & TotalsTop fundraisers and grand totals

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Donations & BankingHow the money came in

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Publicity & Social MediaCW in the public sphere

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ProjectsWhere the money is going

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Round-off DinnersHow each region celebrated

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CanadaA summary of CW across the pond2

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Welcome to the Charity Week 2013 Annual Report. This is a special year for us not only because we are pleased to announce that the Charity Week vision of unity has spread to Canada or because it was another record-breaking year of raising money for orphans and needy children, but because this marks the 10th annual Charity Week.

For any organization, a decade of existence is a milestone worth celebrating. This applies even more so to an organization such as ours – completely volunteer led and run. However, we prefer to focus on some of the other numbers - thousands of students fundraising, almost £3 Million raised, more than 50,000 child beneficiaries in more than 11 countries.

There are many who deserve praise, from the person who held a bucket for 5 minutes to our charity partner Islamic Relief. As you go through this Annual Report, detailing all the highs and lows, the achievements and the challenges of the past year, you will hopefully come to the same realization that we did. Despite the phenomenal things that have been achieved so far, inshaAllah, the best is yet to come.

Ahmed ShaikhUK National DirectorCharity Week

W - www.onecharityweek.comE - [email protected]

F - facebook.com/oneCharityWeekT - @oneCharityWeek

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Ahmed Shaikh, Mariam Kadodia, Sarah Rhammaz, Amanah Anwar, Sofia Ahmad, Aamir Shamsi, Tasneem Kabir, Akif Ehsan, Akeel Ghaffar, Somia Mohammed, Saima Siddiqui, Fahad Azhar, Samee Choudhury, Nabila Zaman, Amir Nazim, Shafiq Pandor, Safa Mujahid, Zeinab Edah-Tally & Ridah Bashir

NATIONAL TEAM

MEETTHE TEAMS

CHANGES IN REGIONAL TEAM SIZES

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2013 was the year that we focussed on developing our regional teams and although the graphs on the right shows the increase in quantity, it does not show the increase in quality.

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Charity Week doesn’t just happen. It takes years of planning, months of work and tremendous dedication by a team of individuals that can only be described as exceptional. The Charity Week 2013 family deserves all our thanks and du’aas.

Anum Shariff, Salma Gabr, Inayah Zaheen, Saiam Ahmed,

Hana Mohammed, Rakin Anwar, Numan Hameed, Huma Khan,

Rukhsar Akhtar, Sana Abdul-Razzak, Tasneem Kapadia, Munaj Aluvadeen,

Iqbal Hussain, Amina Khan, Sehar Shami, Omar Munshi,

Shafaq Rauf, Raeesa Mukhtar, Sana Jasrai,

Safina & Nageena Shaukat, Mehrun-Nisa Syed, Afsara Ahmed,

Sawsan Therese & Jawad Sayani

LONDON TEAMUsman Siddiqui

Afzal Hamirani, Aisha Mohamed, Shabnam Osman,

Inaayat Vindhani, Adam Degia, Sumair Qureshi,

Noor Mohammed, Tuba Nisar, Abdulsalam Shahin,

Shabana Khan, Fahima Aziz & Sanaa Qureshi

MIDLANDS TEAMAbid Shah

Zaynab Javaid, Hafsa Miah, Aneesah Ali, Tanzila Afzal, Imran Sofi, Abdul Qawiyy,

Muhammad Tayyab & Habeeb Mohammed Nilam

SOUTH TEAMOmar Sheikh

Haneen Shubib, Sajedah Shubib, Abid Azami, Bilkis Akhter,

Adrees Nazir, Aisha Hussain, Sundas Chohan, Khadija Amla,

Romana Nayyar & Siddiqah Kadodia

NORTH TEAMAbdul Basit Ali

Zeeshan Mudassar, Ibtahal Mohammed, Fahad Zaman,

Hassan Hamdoun & Alliah Hassan

WALES +WEST TEAM

Aisha Sabir

Anum Mahmood, Aamir Kayani, Zahrah Mahmood, Hamzah Ahmed,

Danish Ashraf, Sofia Liaquat, Anika Chowdhury, Aneeqa Arshid,

Aminah Khan, Nabeel Ghaffar, Adeeb Nassan, Fabliha Hussain,

Sundas Minhas, Noah Narbash& Ambreen Mahfooz

SCOTLAND TEAMAhthsham Ashraf

Atiqah Asmadi, Ahmed Amer, Yohan Sabri

N.IRELAND TEAMSuhab Fazel Rahman Khalil Ben Mohammed,

Faris Sabbagh & Imen Al Gamati

IRELAND TEAM

MEETTHE TEAMS

MEET THE TEAMS 4

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THE CHARITY WEEKFAMILY

The success of Charity Week is down to how many people we manage to convey the vision to. One way of doing this is monitoring the numbers of institutions involved.

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BUDGET + EXPENSES

Resources

Regional Budgets

Travel & Misc

Unspent

BREAKDOWN OF CW 2013 BUDGET

Given budget = £50,000Spent budget = £44,557.06

Resources - £17,940.45Tshirts = £12,000Buckets & Pennyboxes = £2,670.75Posters & Leaflets = £1,835Misc = £1,434.70

Regional Expenses = £19,017.26South = £2,860Midlands = £1,735Scotland = £1,950North = £1,425Wales = £1,200.0910th Anniversary Dinner = £9,846.95

Travel Expenses = £4,317.45National = £2,144.86Training = £1,257.66Regional = £510.67Other = £404.26

Misc Expenses = £3,281.90

As Charity Week grows, so do the costs that sustain it. The challenge is to ensure that we are as meticulous about delivering value for money as we were in the earliest days.

We hope to lead by example and remind the Muslim youth that money from charities is a privilege and not a right for us to bargain for.

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One of the practical tasks of the National Team is central sourcing, production and distribution of resources to the regions. Knowing that resources are taken care of allows the regional teams to concentrate on the important job of uniting the youth.

RESOURCEALLOCATION

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11.5%SCOTLAND£72,335.03

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NORTH£45,431.22

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0.5%LONDON£343,337.14

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TOP 5 UNIVERSITIES

UCL£75,657.97

KCL£71,736.32

Imperial

£69,097

QMUL£34,972

Glasgow£31,358.87

Mulberry

£8,517.87

Manchester Girls’ School

£7,282.15

Woodhouse

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WQEIC

£1,580.73

Olchfa£1,216.82

TOP 5 SCHOOLS

London - UCL £75,657.97

Scotland - Glasgow £31,358.87

Midlands - DMU £9,243.57

North - Manchester Girls’ School £7,282.15

South - Southampton £5,084.21

Wales - Swansea £8,213.53

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6.24CHARITY WEEK

TOTALS OF THE PAST TEN YEARS

Take one part unity,add equal parts activism and sincerity, one tbsp friendly competition, throw in a dash of fun... Bake for one week! CW

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Coordinating the deposit of monies safely into the correct Islamic Relief bank account and tracing every penny no matter where they are is next to impossible... unless of course you have a dedicated finance team like we do here at Charity Week!

Charity Week provides the infrastructure, accountability and transparency that sets the benchmark for Muslim youth projects precisely because we have teams dedicated to fulfilling our trust to each donor and each child.

DONATIONS+ BANKING

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ONLINE DONATIONS

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NB: For logistical reasons, Ireland & N.Ireland were not required to return pennyboxes or buckets, with a view to using them again next year.

Percentage breakdown of donations

Apart from welcome recognition from Muslim media outlets, including Islam Channel, this year, the incredible sums being raised by Muslim students on campus did not go unnoticed by universities. This was reflected in media coverage by student unions across the country.

PUBLICITY

10 ARTICLES IN MUSLIM MATTERSA series of 10 articles in Muslimatters.org received 999 likes, 234 retweets & 17 comments.

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ISLAM CHANNEL APPEARANCESMembers of the Charity Week team were invited onto Living the Life on three occasions, bringing CW into every Muslim living room.

Dec 2013CW was covered by UCL Union on account of the phenomenal amount raised - £75,582.13

Nov 2013Habib Malik of Islamic Relief blogged about attending a CW Glasgow fundraising dinner, putting CW’s success down to hard work, laughter & love.

Nov 2013KCL featured CW as a news story, reporting its students as having raised over £71,000 for orphans in need.

Nov 2013Huddersfield Student Union reports Charity Week as one of the biggest events run by the Islamic Society.

Dec 2013Imperial Student Union reported its highest ever total raised for CW, more than £70,000

Dec 2013CW was covered by Queen Mary’s Student Union on account of the phenomenal amount raised by Barts Muslim Medics & Dentists - £34,972.

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There are tens of thousands who are currently besieged by regime forces inside and around Damascus. They are being shelled and slowly starved to death. Islamic Relief is one of the only Muslim charities in the world that is able to get help to these most vulnerable people via the UNWRA. Charity Week is the majority donor to this effort.

PROJECTS

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PROJECTSApart from giving each and every volunteer the opportunity to select which projects to fund, at Charity Week - we have a dedicated team that work throughout the year with experts to get the maximum impact for each penny raised. This year, we have managed to fund a unique and tailor- made project for Syria that reflects the unique nature of this tragedy.

Emergency relief to children inside Syria (including besieged areas of Damascus) and educational support for those suffering in refugee camps

The war in Syria has created tens of thousands of orphans and traumatised young children. Millions are in refugee camps in neighbouring countries but millions more are trapped inside in the most difficult circumstances imaginable. The funds you have raised will help both children inside and outside Syria when they need it most.

The children inside Syria will be given emergency relief (including health and hygiene related items). This includes besieged children in Damascus who we are able to help through UNRWA.

SYRIA

Cost: £214,410

For the children in the refugee camps, our funds will help take them out of child labour, begging and prostitution and place them in schools. Not only will this allow them to pick up the pieces of their education, it will also keep them in a safe and monitored environment for at least part of the day. They will also receive vaccinations.

Islamic Relief will fund the second part of this project by supporting the families of these children with rent, electricity and food packages.

Although their present situation is difficult, giving them an education gives them some hope for a brighter future inshaAllah.

Coordinating with Islamic Relief via the UNRWA was a significant achievement allowing us to give the maximum amount for their capacity (given the dangerous situation inside Syria and Damascus in particular). We are humbled that your efforts make up a major portion of the relief to our brothers and sisters in the blessed land of Shaam.

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PROJECTS

SYRIA

PROJECTSWhen all the funds are raised, our work is far from complete. In collaboration with Islamic Relief, the CW team coordinates a process where those who have raised the funds can choose worthy projects to spend the money on.

Developing the skills of disabled children in Egypt (EIRC) benefitting 500 disabled children

The Early Intervention and Rehabilitation Centre (EIRC) was established in 2002. This unique project aims to develop the skills of disabled children and modify their behaviour through high quality educational and rehabilitative services.

This project will enable children with disabilities to fully participate and integrate into their communities so they can move towards leading a more normal life. Some of the aspects this programme will focus on include speech therapy, counselling, physiotherapy and arts activities. Regular health checks will also be carried out and those requiring further help will be referred to specialised hospitals for support.

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Cost: £139,500.03

Continuing one-to-one orphan sponsorships in Gaza & Pakistan

We made a pledge to look after these children until they were old enough to look after them-selves and despite their respective tragedies receding in the public consciousness, they will never forget and so neither will we.

Reconstruction of classrooms & water hand pumps within a school in Sudan benefitting 6,120 children

Many schools in various parts of Sudan are struggling with lack of permanent classrooms, dated furniture and poorly maintained toilets.

This project will construct 11 classrooms and three teachers’ offices so that the children can have a comfortable place to come and learn. It will also build four new toilets and six new hand pumps, as well as refurbishing ten of the existing hand pumps

to ensure the children have access to safe clean water.

We know that prevention cannot come only from bricks and water, but from education and empowering the children to prevent the spread of disease. This will be done by setting up workshops on Hygiene Awareness and Child Protection Awareness to ensure the children grow up in a safe and clean environment.

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Pictures, except for Syria, are for illustration purposes only. Information on these pages is subject

to updates, the latest news on our projects can be found on www.onecharityweek.com/projects

ORPHAN SPONSORSHIP

SUDAN

Cost: £9,096

Cost: £232,500

ROUND-OFFDINNERS

INTERNATIONALLocation: LondonAttendance: 1000The 10th anniversary was a special occasion that deserved to be celebrated in style. It deserved to have one of the largest Muslim student audiences from across the country, with high class food, special talks and an atmosphere that was electric.

The point about having a round-off at the end of Charity Week is to celebrate the achievements of the past week as well as generate excitement for the following year. In 2013, the round-offs did this in bucket loads...

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WALESLocation: Cardiff Attendance: 110 The decoration was beautiful and well thought out, the talks informative and the food was tasty. The Wales round-off ticked all the boxes mashaAllah with it being one of the most diverse and excited crowds to attend the event.

MIDLANDSLocation: Birmingham Attendance: 250A night to remember in Birmingham with lots of brotherhood, sisterhood and a whole lot of takbeers.

NORTHLocation: Manchester Attendance: 200A last minute change in venue wasn’t enough to stop this being an excellent evening with brothers and sisters from across the North coming together.

SCOTLANDLocation: Perth Attendance: 130 The Scots know how to throw a shin-dig and the Scotland round-off was no exception. From cheering Muslim youth to a staged head shave, this was a night to be remembered.

SOUTHLocation: Surrey Attendance: 90Hosted by the ever gracious brothers and sisters from Surrey, the South round-off was a good mixture of entertainment and celebration. The hosts kept the mood light, but the brotherhood heavy.

Canada National Director: Aisha KhajaNuzha Hafleen, Halla Fahmi, Maria Ahmed, Hina Ahmed, Humaira Saleem

THE CANADA NATIONAL TEAM

Resources

Round-off Dinner

Miscellaneous

CANADA

BUDGET + RESOURCES2013 was the year that Canada joined the CW family. Starting up Charity Week in a new country is an impressive feat that should not be underestimated. It took immense dedication, perseverance and patience to achieve this. Ten universities seized the opportunity and raised an impressive total of $21,860 (£11,840.69).

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The truly amazing part was the unity between volunteers not just on campus, not just in the same city, but in different countries! Charity Week spread to Canada without a single meeting face-to-face. Guess we really do have much more in common than we think.

CANADA

Venue: Toronto Attendance: 80The first ever Canadian round-off was arranged with less than a month to plan... and yet, you wouldn’t know it from the lovely evening that they put on. Amjad Tarsin (Muslim Chaplain of Toronto Uni) gave a beautiful reminder that complemented the ambience. An evening not to forget.

FUN FACT: One of the Canadian Unis had the legendary Imam Siraj Wahaj speak at their event!

THE CANADA ROUND-OFF DINNER

$5,039.52

$4,076.97

$2,631.41

$2,020.53

$1,665.16

$1,510.00

$1,140.80

$1,044.87

$837.34

$814.00

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Queen’s University

University of Western Ontario

Uni of Toronto Mississauga


Uni of Toronto Scarborough

Lakehead University

Ryerson University

McMaster University

University of Toronto St George

FUNDRAISING BREAKDOWN

Ryerson University

Uni of Toronto St George

Uni of Toronto Mississauga

Uni of Toronto Scarborough

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sWorking separately, we would never have been able to raise as much funds, inspire as many people or have a dedicated team working aorund the year to ensure that every penny reached those that need it most like these starving people in Yarmouk camp in Damascus.Being united together as a team - having unity in organising, unity in fundraising and unity in spending - is what is best for us, our society and the people who need our help the most. Let’s work together.

THIS IS WHY...

An Annual Report is not a bureaucratic exercise. It is a letter from the Charity

Week team of 2013 to future generations. A letter containing advice and warnings,

inspiration and hope. It is just one way that we ensure that the next generation will

learn from our mistakes and build on our successes. It is our history, our story.

If you are reading this at a later date, make duaa for us as we have made duaa for

you. May Allah grow this project in his shade as long as we stay true to the vision.

The Prophet (SAW) told us to take care of orphans. The Prophet (SAW) told us

that Allah prescribed proficiency in all things. The Prophet (SAW) told us that

planning ahead is a noble virtue. The Prophet (SAW) taught us to prepare a legacy,

that consistency was better than one-hit wonders. The Prophet (SAW) told us

that we were one ummah, that we should be united.

Here at Charity Week - we renew our intentions to live by your words O Prophet of

Allah, just as we have done for the past 10 years. We hear and we strive to obey.

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Appendices: Breakdown of Totals Charity Week 2013 Annual Report

Uni Name Bank Deposits

Online Card Total

UCL £52,665.28 £22,840.50 £152.19 £75,657.97 KCL £30,910.22 £40,826.10 £71,736.32 Imperial College £38,770.00 £15,167.00 £15,160.00 £69,097.00 QMUL & Barts £11,231.67 £22,650.33 £1,090.00 £34,972.00 St Georges Uni £19,527.68 £4,491.50 £4,520.00 £28,539.18 LSE £5,195.27 £18,105.42 £23,300.69 SOAS £6,777.91 £5,301.00 £12,078.91 Royal Holloway Uni £3,720.97 £1,367.00 £5,087.97 Goldsmiths Uni £1,212.75 £1,212.75 BPP Uni College £367.72 £231.00 £598.72 Middlesex Uni £488.27 £488.27 London Unis TOTAL £322,769.78

Schools & Colleges Bank Deposits

Online Card Total

Mulberry School for Girls £8,453.87 £64.00 £8,517.87 Woodhouse College £3,612.30 £60.00 £3,672.30 Chelsea Academy £978.49 £978.49 Mayfield School £720.71 £720.71 Date Valley School £700.00 £700.00 Plashet Secondary School £671.00 £671.00 Woodford County £639.21 £639.21 Haggerston £613.00 £613.00 Hira Community Centre £295.74 £295.74 Acton High School £158.60 £50.00 £208.60 Cranford Community College £182.48 £182.48 City of Islington College £162.20 £162.20 Ayesha Siddiqa Girls School £154.45 £154.45 London Schools TOTAL £17,516.05 General £199.01 £2,852.30 £3,051.31 REGIONAL TOTAL £343,337.14


Uni Bank Deposits

Online Card Total

Anglia Ruskin Uni £1,003.05 £1,003.05

Aston Uni £4,218.00 £4,218.00

Birmingham City Uni £906.15 £906.15

Cambridge Uni £4,000.84 £882 £4,882.84

Coventry Uni £3,234.70 £10 £3,244.70

De Montfort Uni £4,135.01 £5108.56 £9,243.57

Newman Uni £184.85 £184.85

Nottingham Trent £3,250.00 £3,250.00

Oxford Uni £330.00 £330.00

Uni of Birmingham £4,922.89 £280 £5,202.89

Uni of East Anglia £4,835.69 £4,835.69

Uni of Leicester £5,043.85 £952.37 £5,996.22

Uni of Lincoln £1,368.02 £45 £1,413.02

Uni of Northampton £888.88 £176.12 £1,065.00

Uni of Nottingham £7,677.45 £1386.5 £9,063.95

Uni of Wolverhampton £5,055.81 £5,055.81

Warwick Uni £1,986.41 £20 £2,006.41

Loughborough Uni £1,710.83 £10 £1,720.83

Midlands Uni TOTAL £63,622.98


Online Card Total

Leicester Islamic Academy £1160.82 £1,160.82

Beauchamp College £746.37 £507 £1253.37

Regent College £225.22 £225.22

WQEIC £1580.73 £1580.73

Midlands Schools TOTAL £4,220.14 General £48.26 £791.5 £839.76

REGIONAL TOTAL £68,682.88


Universities Bank Deposits

Card Online Total

Durham Uni £825 £825

Lancaster Uni £1,560.59 £1560.59

Liverpool John Moores £2269.04 £2269.04

Manchester Met Uni £2,999.45 £1720 £631 £5,350.45

Newcastle Uni £1466 £50 £1516

Northumbria Uni £1909.52 £116 £2025.52

Sunderland Uni £4451.85 £4451.85

Teesside Uni £1847.47 £10 £1857.47

Uni of Huddersfield £3190.11 £76 £3266.11

Uni of Hull £3,175.21 £280 £3,455.21

Uni of Leeds £6285.32 £547 £6832.32

Uni of Salford £483.92 £58 £541.92

Uni of Bradford £2335 £95 £2430

North Unis TOTAL £36,381.48


Card Online Total

Manchester Islamic High School for Girls

£6932.15 £350 £7282.15

Sunderland College £419.13 £419.13

Bolton School £1061.46 £1061.46

North Schools TOTAL £8,762.74

General £287 £287



Cities Bank Deposits

Card Online Total

Aberdeen £6,949.83 £330 £7279.83

Dundee £4,205.69 £3330 £2473.58 £10009.27

Edinburgh £17,137.30 £1355 £796 £19,288.30

Glasgow £20,987.20 £2945 £7426.67 £31358.87

St Andrews £3,607.92 £5 £3612.92

Stirling £123.34 £1 £124.34

General £20.50 £641 £661.50


Uni Bank Deposits

Online Cards Total

Brighton & Sussex Uni £3,307.64 £3,307.64

Brighton College £3,629.45 £10 £3,639.45 Kent Uni £1,357.29 £1,357.29 Medway Uni £1,849.82 £73.8 £1,923.62 Exeter Uni £1,558.62 £1,558.62

Plymouth Uni £206.08 £55 £261.08 Portsmouth Uni £1,336.07 £25 £1,361.07 Reading Uni £1,386.67 £1,386.67 Southampton Uni £5,034.21 £50 £5,084.21 Surrey Uni £5,136.54 £160 £5,296.54 General £1320 £1320 REGIONAL TOTAL £26,496.19


Schools & Colleges & Other Bank Deposits

Card Online Total

Alhabib Swindon Mosque £50.00 £50.00 Andalusia Academy £682.60 £682.60

Bishop Gore £284.02 £284.02 Cardiff Muslim Primary School £500.00 £500.00 Cathays High School £560.57 £560.57 Olchfa School £1,216.82 £1,216.82

Clare Food £83.94 £83.94 Wales & West Non-‐Uni TOTAL £3,377.95

General £63.65 £170 £233.65 REGIONAL TOTAL £22,771.89

Uni Bank Deposits

Cheque Online Total

Queens University Belfast £0 £1000 £30 £1,030

REGIONAL TOTAL £1,030

Uni Bank Deposits

Card Online Total

Cardiff Met £1,227.33 £120 £198 £1,545.33

Cardiff Uni £3,141.64 £1178 £4,319.64 Swansea Uni £6,478.53 £1715 £20 £8,213.53 Uni of Bath £1,381.63 £30 £1,411.63 Uni of Bristol £780.01 £102 £882.01

Uni of South of Wales £1,250.00 £1,250.00 Uni of West of England £1,518.15 £20 £1,538.15 Wales & West Unis TOTAL £19,160.29


Bank Deposits

Card Online Total

London £188,408.80 £20,922.19 £134006.15 £343,337.14

Scotland £53,031.78 £7,630.00 £11,673.25 £72,335.03

Midlands £58,328.98 £10,353.90 £68,682.88

North £41,211.22 £2,350.00 £1,870.00 £45,431.22

South £24,802.39 £1,693.80 £26,496.19

Wales&West £19,218.89 £3,013.00 £540.00 £22,771.89

N. Ireland £1,000.00 £30.00 £1,030.00

General £2,974.09 £2,974.09

UK TOTAL £583,058.44 R. Ireland £488.15 £488.15

Canada £11,959.65 £11,959.65

INTERNATIONAL TOTAL £386,002.06 £33,915.19 £163141.19 £595,506.24

* Our dedicated finance teams across the country work hard to track every penny to ensure that it is banked appropriately. We do this precisely because we know what is on the line– the trust of the donors, the reputation of the institutions and volunteers and the lives of those most in need. Only in Charity Week do we have a dedicated team providing this level of transparency and financial accountability.

Bank Deposits

Card Online Total

London £4772.3 £1545 £6,317.30

South £150 £150.00

Wales £500 £500.00

Midlands £3008.28 £3,008.28

North £50 £50.00

Scotland £575 £2000 £250 £2,825.00

Northern Ireland £0.00

Zakah TOTAL £12,850.58

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