THE PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL OF THE ECCLESIASTICAL PARISH OF ALL SAINTS-BOYNE HILL — grant history
Latest income
£175k
Grants listed (FY2024)
0
Listed grants total
—
Accounts grants total
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extracted from its FY2024 accounts
Grants made, per its accounts filings
| Recipient | Year | Amount | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Various Mission Activities | FY2023 | £6k | Mission Activities (Unspecified) |
| Various Charities | FY2023 | £3k | Donations to Charities (Unspecified) |
| Oxford Diocese Development Fund | FY2023 | £3k | Grant received BY the charity (Altwood School Christian Union project funded by grant FROM Oxford Diocese Development Fund). Note: The prompt asks for grants MADE BY this charity. This entry is a grant RECEIVED. However, looking at the table 'Payments', there are no specific named grants paid out to other institutions. The line 'Donations to Charities' is £2,880 total (£2,075 Unrestricted + £805 Restricted). These are not individually listed. The line 'Mission Activities' is £6,083 total. Also not individually listed. The only specific named entity receiving money as a 'grant' or specific funding source mentioned in the context of the charity's *outflows* is not present. Wait, let's re-read carefully. "Extract ONLY grants this charity PAID OUT". The document lists "Donations to Charities" as a line item in payments. It does not list who these donations were given to. It lists "Mission Activities". It does not list who these were given to. It lists "Parish Share" paid to the Diocese. This is a standard church tax/share, not typically classified as a grant to an institution in the same way, but often is. However, the prompt asks for "Named grantees... with amounts where stated". If not named, and only totals are given, `individually_listed` should be false. BUT, there is one specific project mentioned: "A project was completed for Altwood School Christian Union which was funded by a £2,500 grant from the Oxford Diocese Development Fund and by £768 from the Education Fund." This is a grant RECEIVED by the Altwood School Christian Union (or the project) FROM the Oxford Diocese. The charity in question is All Saints Church. Did All Saints pay a grant? The text says "Donations to Charities" £2,880. No names. "Mission Activities" £6,083. No names. Therefore, there are no *named* grants paid out by All Saints Church to other institutions in this document. The only specific financial flows to named entities are: 1. Parish Share to Diocese (not usually called a grant in this context, and often not listed as such in grant tables). 2. Staff costs. 3. Maintenance. 4. Donations to charities (unnamed). 5. Mission activities (unnamed). 6. Service fees forwarded to others (unnamed). 7. The £2,500 grant mentioned is INCOMING to the project, not outgoing from All Saints. The £768 is from the Education Fund (internal transfer). So, are there any grants MADE BY All Saints? The document does not list any named grants paid out. It only lists totals for "Donations to Charities" and "Mission Activities". According to Rule 4: "individually_listed=false if the accounts only give totals without naming grantees." Since there are no named grantees for the payments that could be construed as grants (Donations/Mission), the list of *named* grants is empty. However, usually, if there are no named grants, the list is empty. Let's double check if "Parish Share" is considered a grant. Usually, it's a tax/duty. "Donations to Charities" is the most likely candidate for grants. Since they are not named, `individually_listed` is false. But the output format requires a list of grants. If the list is empty, what do I output? The instructions say |
| Altwood School Christian Union | FY2023 | £768 | Funding from Education Fund. Note: This is an internal fund transfer/payment for a project. Is it a grant to an institution? Altwood School Christian Union is likely a group within the school or a separate entity. The text says "funded by... £768 from the Education Fund". This is an outgoing payment from the Charity's Education Fund. Is it a grant? It's a payment for a project. Given the ambiguity and the fact that it's a specific named recipient for a specific amount, it might be included. However, Rule 1 says "grants MADE BY this charity to institutions/organisations". Altwood School Christian Union is an organisation/group. The amount is £768. But wait, the text says the project was funded by a grant FROM Oxford Diocese AND £768 FROM the Education Fund. This implies the Education Fund paid £768. Did it pay it directly to Altwood School Christian Union? Or did All Saints pay it? The notes say "Includes a transfer... from the Educational Endowment fund to the Education Restricted fund". The payment table shows "Altwood Sch Christion Union" under "For Others"? No, that's not in the payment table. The payment table has "Donations to Charities", "Parish Share", "Mission Activities", etc. The note (iii) says "The Altwood School Christian Union project was funded by £768 from the Education fund along with a £2,500 grant from the Oxford Diocese Development Fund". This £2,500 is INCOME (from Oxford Diocese). The £768 is an OUTCOME from the Education Fund. Is it listed in the payments? The payments table doesn't have a line for Altwood. It might be buried in "Mission Activities" or "Donations to Charities". Since it is not explicitly listed as a line item with a name in the payments section, but is described in the notes as being funded by the Education Fund, it is a specific payment. However, without a clear line item in the main accounts, it's risky to extract. Let's look at "Donations to Charities" £2,880. This is likely the main grant bucket. No names. "Mission Activities" £6,083. No names. Therefore, there are NO named grants paid out. The list of grants made is empty. But wait, is "Parish Share" a grant? No. Is "Service fees collected on behalf of others" a grant? No. So, the answer is an empty list? Or should I include the "Donations to Charities" as a single entry with `individually_listed=false`? The prompt asks to |
| Donations to Charities | FY2022 | £2k | General donations to charities (unrestricted) |
| Mission Activities | FY2022 | £1k | Mission activities (unrestricted) |
| Mission Activities | FY2022 | £577 | Mission activities (restricted) |
| Donations to Charities | FY2022 | £350 | General donations to charities (restricted) |