THE APOLLO FOUNDATION
Financial health, per its FY2023 accounts
The accounts state that the charity holds adequate reserves to match income receipts with operating expenditure, with unrestricted reserves of £1,057,937 carried forward. The trustees confirm that procedures are in place to manage material risks and that the charity has adequate resources to continue in operational existence for the foreseeable future.
What the accounts disclose
“Edward Nicholas William Brown was a Consultant to BDB Pitmans during the period covered by these accounts. During the year the charity was invoiced £69,643 for administration fees (2022: £83,053) which is all charitable expenditure (support costs). At the year end BDB Pitmans were owed £15,139 (2022: £22,740). Alexander Cobbe was a Trustee during the period covered by these accounts and the owner of Alec Cobbe Design, who provided services of £71,711 in the year (2022: £26,280), £25,571 (£Nil) relating to works done on the Vernet Room and £46,140 (£Nil) relating to works done on Heritage assets. No funds were owed to Alec Cobbe Design at the year end.” — page 20
“Alexander Cobbe was a Trustee during the period covered by these accounts and the owner of Alec Cobbe Design, who provided services of £71,711 in the year (2022: £26,280), £25,571 (£Nil) relating to works done on the Vernet Room and £46,140 (£Nil) relating to works done on Heritage assets. No funds were owed to Alec Cobbe Design at the year end.” — page 20
“Edward Nicholas William Brown was a Consultant to BDB Pitmans during the period covered by these accounts. During the year the charity was invoiced £69,643 for administration fees (2022: £83,053) which is all charitable expenditure (support costs). At the year end BDB Pitmans were owed £15,139 (2022: £22,740). Alexander Cobbe was a Trustee during the period covered by these accounts and the owner of Alec Cobbe Design, who provided services of £71,711 in the year (2022: £26,280), £25,571 (£Nil) relating to works done on the Vernet Room and £46,140 (£Nil) relating to works done on Heritage assets. No funds were owed to Alec Cobbe Design at the year end.” — page 20
“Alexander Cobbe was a Trustee during the period covered by these accounts and the owner of Alec Cobbe Design, who provided services of £71,711 in the year (2022: £26,280), £25,571 (£Nil) relating to works done on the Vernet Room and £46,140 (£Nil) relating to works done on Heritage assets. No funds were owed to Alec Cobbe Design at the year end.” — page 20
“The financial statements contain information about the Trust as an individual charity and do not consolidate the subsidiary undertaking, Terra Eire Limited (a company limited by shares). The charity and its subsidiary undertaking comprise a small-sized group.” — page 13
Trustees
- Christopher Moore
- HAMISH FROST
- Judith Carol Woodworth
- The Countess of Erne Harriet Elizabeth Crichton
Income and spending
| Financial year end | Income | Spending |
|---|---|---|
| 31/12/2024 | £493k | £774k |
| 14/11/2023 | £496k | £492k |
| 14/11/2022 | £490k | £359k |
| 14/11/2021 | £487k | £542k |
| 14/11/2020 | £410k | £496k |
Common questions
Is THE APOLLO FOUNDATION financially healthy?
The accounts state that the charity holds adequate reserves to match income receipts with operating expenditure, with unrestricted reserves of £1,057,937 carried forward. The trustees confirm that procedures are in place to manage material risks and that the charity has adequate resources to continue in operational existence for the foreseeable future. Its FY2023 accounts were audited by Price Bailey LLP.