The Interlink Foundation

Charitable company · registered 2000

Registered

Charity number 1079311

What the charity does

Interlink supports the Orthodox Jewish voluntary sector in building the capacity of organisations and representing them to public bodies.

Income and spending

2021 income £1,345,962 2021 spending £1,198,649 2021 2022 income £1,029,553 2022 spending £1,124,061 2022 2023 income £916,717 2023 spending £987,609 2023 2024 income £886,694 2024 spending £952,049 2024 2025 income £1,133,549 2025 spending £1,044,676 2025

Income Spending

Financial year endIncomeSpending
31 March 2025£1,133,549£1,044,676
31 March 2024£886,694£952,049
31 March 2023£916,717£987,609
31 March 2022£1,029,553£1,124,061
31 March 2021£1,345,962£1,198,649

Charity details

Charity number
1079311
Company number
03852756
Registered
9 February 2000
Latest income
£1,133,549 (year to 31 March 2025)
Latest spending
£1,044,676
Income from government
£551,006
Volunteers
7
Reporting
Submission Received Late
Gift Aid
Not registered

Contact

Address
Fourth Floor Offices, 97 Stamford Hill, London, N16 5DN
Phone
02088022469
Website
interlink-foundation.org.uk

Official record: Charity Commission register, charity number 1079311.

What the charity does

Who it helps

How it helps

Where it operates

Charitable objects

To promote any charitable purpose primarily for the benefit of the orthodox Jewish community and, in particular support of voluntary activity, the relief of poverty, the promotion of health, social welfare and education.

Area of benefit: Not Defined

Governing document: Memorandum and articles of association incorporated 4th october 1999

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Questions and answers

What is the charity number of The Interlink Foundation?

The Interlink Foundation is registered with the Charity Commission for England and Wales under charity number 1079311 and is also a company (number 03852756).

How much income does The Interlink Foundation have?

In the financial year ending 31 March 2025 the charity had an income of £1,133,549 and spent £1,044,676.