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Thank you

It gives us great pleasure to besupporting The Wimbledon Guildas our chosen charity for this years Jim Braben Memorial 10K

Further information and details of online entry are available from our website

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SAMARITANS PROVIDES EMOTIONAL SUPPORT 24 HOURSA DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK FOR EVERYONE, EVERYWHERE

Charity number 219432

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Dear In these tough times, stress at work is no laughing matter. That�s why it�s extra important to re-energiseyour staff and encourage them to look after their emotional health. I�m supporting Samaritans� Stress DownDay to put a smile on everyone�s face this February and I�m asking for your help to make 2009�s event themost successful (and relaxing) yet.

Please take part on Friday 6th February by wearing your slippers to work or organising a chill-out activity for your colleagues and donating £2 to Samaritans to generate vital funds for the emotional support charity.

Those lovely people at Samaritans have enclosed this pack full of everything you will need for office pampering plus the chance to spoil yourself rotten with a free spa day.

Good luck and don�t forget your slippers!

All the best

Graham.

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Stress Down Day SamaritansThe Upper Mill, Kingston RoadEwell, Surrey KT17 2AFTel: 020 8394 [email protected]

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We positively welcome enquiries from all sections of the community, including Black and Minority Ethnic groups, people with disabilities and members of the LGBT community

Everyone has it in them to be a Sam.You’ve got it in you too.Find out about the many ways you can be a Samaritans volunteer - day or night.

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We positively welcome enquiries from all sections of the community, including Black and Minority Ethnic groups, people with disabilities and members of the LGBT community

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Support from the heart of the community

and Time & Leisure 5k run in aid of

The Wimbledon Guild11am, 20th May 2012

Starting from Warren House, Kingston KT2 7HY

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Supporting the important work done by The Wimbledon Guild www.wimbledonguild.co.uk

Goodie bags!

Prizes on the day!

We are a dynamic charity, supporting people of all ages in Merton. We deliver free advice and information, counselling services and small grants that can make all the difference. All this and much more including a stimulating range of clubs, classes and events.

To find out about the uplifting experience that we offer, visit www.wimbledonguild.co.uk.

Support from the heart of the community

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Support from the heart of the community

Annual Review2011 / 2012

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Support from the heart of the community

Facing new challenges

We recognise that a growing number of people of all ages in our community need support as we face the challenges of an ageing population, high levels of unemployment, fears over job security and budget cuts threatening everyday public services.

The demand for our services has never been greater, but, at the same time, our resources are under extreme pressure because of the economic environment.

In 2011 we met a growing need for advice and counselling,delivered a wide range of activities to bring the community together and provided care services for older people. We know that 2012 will be even more testing as we face increased demand with continued pressure on resources - but it’s a challenge we are committed to overcome.

In all that we do, we strive to be uplifting and to raise local people’s spirits - it’s why we promise ‘Support from the heart of the community ’.

Chief ExecutiveWendy Pridmore

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Focusing on the figures

Support from the heart of the community Support from the heart of the community

£ 2,483£ 260£ 108£ 109£ 169

79%8%4%4%5%

Income (000’s)

£ 246£ 36£ 300£ 242£ 1,618£ 117£ 165£ 65£ 289

8%1%

10%8%

53%4%5%2%9%

Expenditure (000’s)

Subsidy (000’s)

£ 108£ 36£ 93£ 34£ 52£ 158

23%7%

19%7%

11%33%

The economic situation shows little sign of improvement which has the effect of increased pressure from rising costs and increasing demand for our services. We also have to refurbish the premises which are central to our services after many years of making do. We will therefore need to generate additional income if we are to maintain the level of our charitable activities, and, hopefully to develop them in the future.

The financial information on these pages is extracted from our audited accounts for 2011/2012. If you would like a full copy of the Annual Report and Accounts you can either download it from our website at wimbledonguild.co.uk or contact us for a copy.

During the year the Guild used its unrestricted funds to meet the shortfall in funding for the following projects:

Total £ 3,129

Total £ 3,078

Total £ 481

Activity & Social CentreBefriendingCounselling

Rosemary LodgeSecond Time Around

Social Welfare

Charitable activitiesFundraising and other

GrantsInvestment income

Voluntary income

Activity & Social CentreBefriendingCounselling

HousingRosemary Lodge

Second Time AroundSocial Welfare

GovernanceCosts of generating funds