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AIS Report - 2020
Annual Information Statement 2020
Legal Name:
PHILLIP ISLAND AND DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY INCORPORATED
ABN:
22720654974
About the charity
Website:
Charity size:
Small
Is the charity an incorporated association?
Yes
Select the state/territory and enter the incorporated association number:
VIC incorporated association number: A0005239O
Does the charity intend to fundraise in the next reporting period?
No
Is the charity a Basic Religious Charity?
No
Charity programs
Program name:
Copying and Sharing of Video and Audio Cassette Collection
Program classification:
Historical activities
Program locations:
Gippsland, VIC, Australia
Program beneficiaries:
- Adults - aged 25 to under 65
- Adults - aged 65 and over
- People in rural/regional/remote communities
Program name:
Cataloguing and Sharing Historic Photographs and Documents
Program classification:
Historical activities
Program locations:
Phillip Island, Victoria, Australia
Program operated online:
Yes
Program beneficiaries:
- Adults - aged 25 to under 65
- Adults - aged 65 and over
- People in rural/regional/remote communities
Program website:
Program name:
At Home and At War - 75th anniversary of the end of WWII in the Pacific
Program classification:
Historical activities
Program locations:
Phillip Island, Victoria, Australia
Program beneficiaries:
- Adults - aged 25 to under 65
- Adults - aged 65 and over
- People in rural/regional/remote communities
- Veterans and/or their families
Description of the charities activities and outcomes:
The Phillip Island and District Historical Society's mission and aims include the acquisition and preservation of authentic historical records. During the year under review the society has successfully transferred all the video and audio tapes within our collection to a digital format for preservation. We have also continued with cataloguing and scanning of historic photographs and documents to digital format for uploading online for the benefit of remote access. The activities also form part of our risk mitigation strategy.
Another aim of the Society is to help and use influence in the preservation of places of historical interest. This year the Society had the opportunity of being actively involved with the local council in a study to identify places of significant heritage values within our local region. This work will result in the Heritage Gaps Study and Prioritisation Framework which will progress to a planning scheme amendment, ensuring the protection of significant historical places and structures.
By supporting the research of a local author, the society assisted in the publication of volume II of At Home on the Hill - a 250 page glossy book covering the lives of all pioneers buried within the Phillip Island Cemetery from 1901 to 1920.
Unfortunately the Society was forced to close its Museum during the COVID lockdown, but nevertheless we continued to produce regular Newsletters as well as updates to our website providing information on local history events and projects, which encourages community involvement and sparks interest in the preservation and value of local history.
Another aim of the Society is to help and use influence in the preservation of places of historical interest. This year the Society had the opportunity of being actively involved with the local council in a study to identify places of significant heritage values within our local region. This work will result in the Heritage Gaps Study and Prioritisation Framework which will progress to a planning scheme amendment, ensuring the protection of significant historical places and structures.
By supporting the research of a local author, the society assisted in the publication of volume II of At Home on the Hill - a 250 page glossy book covering the lives of all pioneers buried within the Phillip Island Cemetery from 1901 to 1920.
Unfortunately the Society was forced to close its Museum during the COVID lockdown, but nevertheless we continued to produce regular Newsletters as well as updates to our website providing information on local history events and projects, which encourages community involvement and sparks interest in the preservation and value of local history.
Human Resources
Employees and volunteers:
- Full time employees: 0
- Part time employees: 0
- Casual employees: 0
- Full-time equivalent staff (FTE): 0
- Estimated number of volunteers: 11
Financial Reporting
Charity's 2020 reporting period:
1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020
Accounting method used in the 2020 reporting period:
Cash
Income and Expenses
Income Statement summary
Revenue/receipts
Donations and bequests: | $740.00 |
Revenue from providing goods or services: | $3,359.00 |
Revenue from government including grants: | $2,000.00 |
Revenue from investments: | $9.00 |
Other revenue/receipts: | $237.00 |
Total revenue/receipts: | $6,345.00 |
Other income (for example, gains): | $0.00 |
Total income/receipts: | $6,345.00 |
Expenses/Payments
Employee expenses/payments: | $0.00 |
Grants and donations made for use in Australia: | $0.00 |
Grants and donations made for use outside Australia: | $0.00 |
Other expenses/payments: | $8,232.00 |
Total expenses/payments: | $8,232.00 |
Net surplus/(deficit): | $-1,887.00 |
Balance Sheet Extract
Total assets: | $19,930.00 |
Total liabilities: | $0.00 |
Net assets/liabilites: | $19,930.00 |
