The age of attractive church might be over. How do we change the culture if we are touching a church centred image when we should be flavouring the world.
Sometime you need to stand on your head to see a different point of view."
Restricted and Designated funds
How are “Restricted” or “Designated” funds handled and treated in the proper manner for the Charity to safeguard donors, the organization and its charitable status and to reduce the risk of “material differences” for the “Report and Accounts”? Terms based on SORP 2005
Designated funds – Restricted funds
Unrestricted funds can be used for any purpose within the objects of the charity.
Designated funds are unrestricted funds allocated at the charity's discretion to specific projects – this applies to the majority of project funding. Designated funds allocated by the Board or executive can be reallocated if a project does not proceed.
Restricted funds are funds where the donor explicitly restricts their use to specific purposes and if the criteria are not met, then, the funds must be available for repayment.