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Finance Score: -3
Governance Score: 0
Support Score: 0
  • Volatile income: -3
  • No PartB
(no info on trustees)
    • No supporters identified
    Overall GiG Score: -3 ?

    CREE WOODLAND VOLUNTEERS

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    • Income has been volatile recently
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    Financial Data
    Income & Spending ?
    Period ending 05/04/21 05/04/22 05/04/23 05/04/24
    Total income £1,473 £9,103 £5,342 £2,923
    Total spending £191 £1,214 £2,343 £1,474
    Surplus/deficit £1,282 £7,889 £2,999 £1,449
    Established: 4 years
    Scottish Charity Regulator
    UN SDGs
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    Listed activities
    • It carries out activities or services itself
    GiG Classification
    • Environment conservation & animal welfare advocacy
    Purposes
    • The provision of recreational facilities, or the organisation of recreational activities, with the object of improving the conditions of life for the persons for whom the facilities or activities are primarily intended
    • The advancement of environmental protection or improvement
    Where it operates
    • Dumfries And Galloway
    Who it helps
    • No specific group, or for the benefit of the community

    Who supports them? ?

    We have no records of donations from grant makers.

    How is it governed?

    Trustees

    Sorry we have no information about the Trustees.

    Legal constitution
    • Charity registered in Scotland on 13/05/2020, number: SC050154
    Filing Record
    2 returns made; all on time
    Main office

    Miln of Barlay , Gatehouse of Fleet , Castle Douglas , Dumfries and Galloway, DG72BD

    Objectives

    The advancement of Environmental protection and improvement of the environment to include: The preservation and conservation of native broad-leaved woodland habitats in Wigtownshire, primarily within the Cree river basin and its surrounds. The management of woodlands in the Cree Valley to benefit the local community and the general public who use them for recreational and well-being purposes. The further advancement of wooded areas through the collecting of seed and growing of native tree species at the Cree Woodland Volunteers tree nursery, and the planting of these trees. The wider advancement of wooded areas and hedgerows through the supply to other charities, conservation bodies, Forest and Land Scotland (FLS), farmers, and private landowners of surplus trees. To further environmental protection through the reduction in pollution (greenhouse gases) by planting trees and supplying trees for planting.

    Data Sources

    Scottish Charity Regulator

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