Free Books Campaign CIC

Active13171721EducationIncorporated 1 Feb 2021 · Norwich

The majority of funds spent was used to continue building up the company, with the addition of running a number of events that will enable us to have a more immediate localised impact on our service users. M of the continued costs included paying for a domain and website, equipment, travel and meetings costs, marketing materials and inventory. This has benefitted our community in the following ways: ● We worked to get thousands of books out to people who couldn’t afford or access them across the UK and Ireland. Some of which were given directly from by us, or posted by a third party. A number of publishers also donated books and sent them to recipients on our behalf. ● Launch our partnership with TATE, in which we took people on monthly free trips to exhibitions ● Our website, marketing materials and social media helped us to spread awareness of our mission, which led to a number of schools, community centres, youth clubs and other community-based organisations receiving books from us for free. These books are given to people of all ages to keep. ● Additionally, we use our online presence to direct people to new and exciting literature by authors of colour. Part of our mission is to get people reading more books by underrepresented authors. We know that our community expands beyond those who can’t afford to purchase books. As a cultural education CIC it’s vital to us to share the titles that we recommend and help people find new books that they might enjoy and learn from. ● In this year we held our 3rd free books festival which sold out 3,000 free tickets to our community. Where people could come to enjoy free events, workshops, refreshments, networking and a chance to get some new books for free to take home. ● The number of donations increased this year. Overall we’ve donated around 10,000 books at this point in time. ● This year was also spent increasing partnerships and collaborations with grassroots organisations as well as large brands, so many meetings were held across the year to pitch and build relationships that enable us to continue providing for our community at no cost.

Revenue

£5k

▲ +180.7% vs prior ~12m period

Profit after tax

-£2k

Margin -28.1%

Employees

0

— vs prior ~12m period

Net assets

£5k

Total assets £6k

Financial history

Revenue by accounting period

4 periods available · ▲ growth ▼ decline

Feb 2022
£7k
Feb 2023
£2k▼ -73.0%
Feb 2024
£5k▲ +180.7%
Feb 2025
Not available
Period endRevenueGrowthProfit before taxEmployeesNet assets
28 Feb 2025———0£5k
28 Feb 2024£5k▲ +180.7%-£2k0-£3k
28 Feb 2023£2k▼ -73.0%-£3k0-£1k
28 Feb 2022£7k—£2k0£2k

Latest available figures

Period ending 28 Feb 2024. “Not available” means the figure is not in the accounts we hold. We do not estimate missing figures.

Profit & loss

Revenue
£5k
Gross profit
£5k
Operating profit
-£2k
Profit before tax
-£2k
Profit after tax
-£2k

Balance sheet

Total assets
£6k
Cash
£2k
Total liabilities
£1k
Net assets
£5k
Revenue per employee
Not available

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