Charity
Asset Governance in Charity
Charities and not-for-profit organisations are trusted with donor funds and public resources, making transparent asset governance essential for governance compliance, trustee accountability, and funder reporting. Assets ranging from vehicles and IT to specialist equipment used in programmes must be tracked to satisfy Charity Commission requirements and to demonstrate responsible stewardship. Many charities are unaware of the total value of assets in their possession.
Example Assets
| Asset | Approx. Value | Ownership | Location | Insurance Consideration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Minibuses & Vehicles | £10,000–£60,000 | Operations Manager / Trustees | Multiple service locations | Fleet or voluntary sector policy – drivers and locations often change |
| IT Equipment & AV Systems | £300–£5,000 per item | IT Lead / Office Manager | Head office, outreach centres, remote staff | Business IT cover – donated items often missing from register |
| Medical / Therapeutic Equipment | £500–£50,000 | Programme Manager | Community sites, mobile units | Specialist cover – certification and service records critical |
| Catering & Event Equipment | £1,000–£20,000 | Fundraising / Operations | HQ or in storage | Contents or events cover – utilisation rarely tracked |
| Office Furniture & Accommodation Assets | £200–£5,000 per item | Office Manager | Multiple offices and residential schemes | Contents – often donated and never formally registered |
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