Income & Expenditure
JWCT annual grants are primarily derived from interest accrued on capital. Capital funding is sourced from compensation paid to each of the Willson family members by the UK Government for the death of Jeremy Willson from vCJD.
The JWCT Trustees seek to maximise community impact by allocating grants wisely and transparently and ensuring that administration costs are kept to a minimum. The policy of the Trustees is to use the JWCT’s investment income for the making of grants and to use the income from fundraising and gifts partly on grants and partly to increase the assets of the JWCT.
The JWCT aims to make grants to the total value of £15-20,000 per annum and ensure that administration costs are no more than 2.5% of annual expenditure. All trustees are unpaid.
For full details of the JWCT’s income and expenditure and copies of the charity accounts see the Charity Commission’s website.
The JWCT Trustees seek to maximise community impact by allocating grants wisely and transparently and ensuring that administration costs are kept to a minimum. The policy of the Trustees is to use the JWCT’s investment income for the making of grants and to use the income from fundraising and gifts partly on grants and partly to increase the assets of the JWCT.
The JWCT aims to make grants to the total value of £15-20,000 per annum and ensure that administration costs are no more than 2.5% of annual expenditure. All trustees are unpaid.
For full details of the JWCT’s income and expenditure and copies of the charity accounts see the Charity Commission’s website.
