The Parents and Friends Association of John McGlashan College — Health Charity in Dunedin

The Parents and Friends Association of John McGlashan College is a Charitable Trust charity in the Health sector, based in Dunedin, Dunedin. This organisation also provides funding to other charities. Annual revenue: $0.1M NZD. Financial data as at December 2025.

Mission: To raise funds for the benefit of John McGlashan College ("the school"). To communicate, consult and work with the Board of Trustees and teachers for the benefit of the school. To support projects that facilitate improved educational outcomes for pupils with a focus on innovative projects and resources that are generally not funded from school budgets. To support initiatives that will benefit the whole school community including social activities, orientation, drug and alcohol awareness, health and wellbeing. To encourage all students to participate in sport and recreation. to support projects that encourage access, engagement, and experiences in art and cultural opportunities for all pupils. To support projects that enhance the environment and preserve the heritage of the school in conjunction with the responsibilities of the Board of Proprietors.

Registration Number
CC39983
Charity Type
Charitable Trust
Registration Date
2009-05-11
Status
Active
Sector
Health
Location
Dunedin, Dunedin
Website
http://www.mcglashan.co.nz
Email
jmcpfatreasurer@gmail.com
Funder Status
Grant-making charity (other)
Data as at
December 2025

Beneficiaries: Children / young people, Family / whanau, Other - All

Financial Summary

Total Revenue
$0.1M NZD
Total Expenses
$0.1M NZD
Reserve Months
0.0 months of operating expenses
Financial Year End
2025-12-31

Financial History

YearRevenueExpensesNet Assets
2025$0.1M$0.1M-
2024$0.1M$0.1M-
2023$0.1M$0.1M$0.0M
2022$0.1M$0.2M$0.1M
2021$0.1M$0.1M$0.1M
2020$0.1M$0.1M$0.1M
2019$0.1M$0.2M$0.2M
2018$0.1M$0.1M$0.1M
2017$0.1M$0.1M-
2016$0.1M$0.0M$0.1M

Board Members and Officers

Current Officers (2)

NameRoleAppointed
Kylie EllisChair2026-04-20
Phillippa HenshawSecretary2026-03-09

Former Officers (22)

  • Christine Nock — Chair (departed 2026-03-10)
  • Michelle Holland — Secretary (departed 2025-02-28)
  • Jane Rimmer — Secretary (departed 2026-03-09)
  • Sandra Rasmussen — Chair (departed 2024-03-11)
  • Barry Reid — Secretary (departed 2024-03-11)
  • Joanna Lewis — Secretary (departed 2022-03-14)
  • Andrew Tomkins — Treasurer (departed 2024-12-31)
  • Helen White — Secretary (departed 2020-11-09)
  • Penelope Edmond — President (departed 2022-03-14)
  • Cecile DeKlein — Treasurer (departed 2020-03-09)
  • Jenny Soper — Secretary (departed 2019-11-11)
  • Rachel Byars — Secretary (departed 2017-12-31)
  • Julie-Ann Ross — President (departed 2018-08-13)
  • Vicki Botting — Treasurer (departed 2018-03-12)
  • Pamela Timms — Secretary (departed 2016-03-14)
  • Kerstin Keogh — Treasurer (departed 2015-03-16)
  • Kevin Mechen — Chair (departed 2015-03-16)
  • Julie Marshall — Secretary (departed 2012-03-19)
  • Sarah Spruut — Chair (departed 2011-03-14)
  • David Mann — Chair (departed 2009-05-18)

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The Parents and Friends Association of John McGlashan College

CC39983Dunedin, DunedinRegistered 11 May 2009
Data updated: 3 days ago
Financials9mo agoRating3d ago

Financial data as at December 2025. Sourced from Charities Services register.

NR
Not rated — Volunteer / community organisation

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  • Small board structure
    2 current officers listed on the register — best-practice boards have 5+ members with separation of duties

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Revenue

$121.2K

Expenses

$123.7K

Financial data from Charities Services annual return (FY2025). Ratings calculated using CharityData v3.1.1 methodology.

Funder Profile

Grantmaker

This organisation makes grants or donations to other charities and organisations.

Funding Sectors
HealthEducationEnvironmentSocial ServicesArts & CultureSports & RecreationCommunity Development
Beneficiaries
General Public
Geographic Focus
Otago

About

Mission

To raise funds for the benefit of John McGlashan College ("the school"). To communicate, consult and work with the Board of Trustees and teachers for the benefit of the school. To support projects that facilitate improved educational outcomes for pupils with a focus on innovative projects and resources that are generally not funded from school budgets. To support initiatives that will benefit the whole school community including social activities, orientation, drug and alcohol awareness, health and wellbeing. To encourage all students to participate in sport and recreation. to support projects that encourage access, engagement, and experiences in art and cultural opportunities for all pupils. To support projects that enhance the environment and preserve the heritage of the school in conjunction with the responsibilities of the Board of Proprietors.

Who We Serve

Beneficiaries
Children / young peopleFamily / whanauOther - All

Key Statistics

Annual Revenue
$121.2K
Total Expenses
$123.7K
Net Assets
-

Financial Trends

Financial Trends (17 Years)

Revenue Breakdown

Expense Breakdown

API Data

Based on annual return data. Detailed program/admin breakdown not available.

Financial Health Dashboard

Cents to the Cause
81c
For every $1 spent, 81c reaches programs
Strong
Sustainability
8.8mo
Could operate 8.8 months with zero revenue
Healthy
Fundraising Cost
$0.20
Costs $0.20 to raise each $1 in donations
Moderate

Based on latest annual return data. Metrics are calculated from reported financial data and may not reflect the full picture. View methodology

Revenue Diversification

1
Score /100
Highly Concentrated
HHI: 9,920
High Concentration: 100% of revenue from Donations
Donations99.6%
Investment Income0.4%

HHI (Herfindahl–Hirschman Index) measures concentration across 6 income categories. Lower HHI = more diversified. Score above 60 indicates healthy diversification.

Peer Comparison

Ranked against 125 peers · Health · $100K – $1M

Rating Score
0
#33/126
Revenue
$121K
#110/126
Reserve Months
0.0
#1/126
Surplus
$-3K
#87/126
Staff Cost %
0%
#1/126

Peers are charities in the same sector and revenue size band. Rankings are based on the latest available data.

Rating History

NR
2025
Score: N/A
Financial: 0 | Governance: 20 | Transparency: 65
Current
NR
2024
Score: N/A
Financial: 0 | Governance: 20 | Transparency: 65

Rating

Score: /100
Financial
0
Governance
20
Transparency
65
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Latest Audit

FY2023
Clean
8 years of audit history

Contact Details

Registration

Registration NumberCC39983
Entity TypeCharitable Trust
Registered11 May 2009
StatusRegistered

Sector & Activities

Primary Sector
Health
Activities
Makes grants / loans to individualsMakes grants to organisations (including schools or other charities)Other - Acts an Umbrella body

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