MONEY, MONEY, MONEY FINANCE WHERE DOES THE MONEY COME FROM? • The Students’ Union is a non-profit making charity • The Union receives a grant from the University • All other funds are raised through our bars, shops & events • All money is then invested in improving the student experience including our Societies.
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MONEY, MONEY, MONEY FINANCE WHERE DOES THE MONEY COME FROM? The Students Union is a non-profit making charity The Union receives a grant from the University.
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MONEY, MONEY, MONEY
FINANCE
WHERE DOES THE MONEY COME FROM?
• The Students’ Union is a non-profit making charity
• The Union receives a grant from the University
• All other funds are raised through our bars, shops & events
• All money is then invested in improving the student experience including our Societies.
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INCOME
GENERATING INCOME:
• Membership Fees• Ordinary Grants• Special Grants•Sponsorship• Fundraising•Collecting
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INCOME
MEMBERSHIP FEES:• Set by individual Societies, you are recipient to 100% of these set fees.• Membership fees must cover any applicable membership fees to outside organisations e.g. Amnesty International/UNICEF or insurance premiums.• These are collected online through the website on joining a Society.
Society Start Up Grants £600 £600 £600 £450 £450 £450 £450 £450 £450
Society Transport Subsidy
£300 £150 £120 £120 £120 £150 £120 £120
August September October November December January February March April May June July
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INCOME
ORDINARY GRANTS:
• These are grants provided to you automatically on the basis of your membership numbers.
• They are distributed in October and February.
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INCOME
SPECIAL GRANTS:• These are grants available each month that Societies can apply for.• They can be used to cover the costs of guest speakers, conferences, events you wish to attend, events you wish to hold, publicity or equipment.• In order to apply in excess of £50 you must have at least paid in £50 to your account.• In order to apply in excess of £100 you must also include a planning document for your activity.
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INCOME
SPONSORSHIP:• Think about what you want out of a sponsorship agreement• Think about what you are able to offer to an organisation in return• Don’t restrict yourself to purely financial benefits.• The Union must approve any proposal before it is distributed to organisations.• The Union must sign any contract of sponsorship.
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INCOME
FUNDRAISING:• Think about what activity specifically you are fundraising for. • Remember the Union is a charity and you must follow charitable fundraising regulations• Consider an online method such as Sponsorcraft
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VAT
WHEN BUDGETING:• Your Society will pay VAT on goods/services and not be able to reclaim it back.• Your Society will NOT pay VAT on any income you generate.
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EXPENDITURE
SPENDING FROM YOUR SOCIETY ACCOUNT:• All spending must meet the aims and objectives set out in your Society Constitution
• What you can spend your Society funds on • How to spend from your Society account• The different ways in which you can receive funding from the Union• The different ways in which you can raise funds yourself