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1 Jacob Khrist
2 SPF - Jean-Michel Pradal Marie Ledoux Pascal Fichaux Marie Ledoux Marie Ledoux Pascal Fichaux Francis Roudière Jacob Khrist ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT
3 ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT SPF
4 ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT Aldo Soares
5 Joël Lumien ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT
6 ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT J F Leray
7 SPF-IDF Helgor Cohen Irène Nam ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT
8 1.3 A DECENTRALISED MOVEMENT Joël Lumien ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT
9 Clarisse Clozier Proximity is, without a doubt, the best way in which to meet the needs of vulnerable people and to mobilise all willing people across France. For this reason, since 2013, the national bodies of the Secours populaire set themselves the priority of covering the white zones, those urban or rural areas that didn t yet have a Secours populaire branch or committee. In each department, the association identified the zones in which its actions were limited due to the absence of SPF structures and then sought to build a team of volunteers. The work was fruitful: in 2015, 52 new committees and branches opened up to the public. This enabled the multiplication of operations and helped ensure that no one in a situation of great social distress would slip through the net of solidarity. The associations also wished to encourage anyone who wanted to become involved to take initiatives and to organise collections within the framework of a recognised association. Investing white zones can also mean building on individual actions that lead to the creation of branches in universities or companies. ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT
10 I rène Nam ZOOM ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT
11 Romain Jeger Irène Nam ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT
12 Joël Lumien Joël Lumien ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT
13 SPF D. Desrue ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT
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17 Créateur de vos vacances ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT
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19 SPF/Anne-Marie-Ledoux ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT
20 SPF Eloise Bollack Joël Lumien Joël Lumien ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT
21 Eloïse Bollack Chantal Baudet Michel Pinard Camille Abadie Yann Orhan ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT
22 Mehdi Ouridjel Joël Lumien SPF 13 Yvan Littollf Joël Lumien Mehdi Ouridjel Pascal Montary ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT
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24 The Netherlands Switzerland Bosnia-Herzegovina Spain Belarus Serbia Kosovo France Japan Liban Greece Tunisia Palestine Israel Mauritania Haiti Guatemala Salvador Syria Iraq Jordanie Morocco Cuba Russia Romania Afghanistan Iran Nepal Algeria Mali Niger India Senegal Nicaragua Burkina Faso Costa Rica Sierra Leone Ivory Coast Benin Central African Republic Cameroon Democratic Republic of the Congo Djibouti Bangladesh Laos The Philippines Thailand Vietnam Cambodia Ethiopia Indonesia Congo Peru Madagascar Vanuatu South Africa Argentina ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT
25 SPF ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT
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27 FUNDS IN EUROS FUNDS CARRIED OVER COLLECTED FROM THE PUBLIC, NON-DESIGNATED AND NOT USED AT THE BEGINNING OF THE FINANCIAL YEAR INCOME FROM PUBLIC GENEROSITY DONATIONS AND LEGACIES COLLECTED Non-designated manual donations Designated manual donations Non-designated legacies and other donations Designated legacies and other donations OTHER INCOME FROM PUBLIC GENEROSITY FUNDS COLLECTED IN 2015 (PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT) MONITORING OF FUNDS COLLECTED FROM THE PUBIC AND USED IN OTHER PRIVATE FUNDS SUBSIDIES AND OTHER PUBLIC AID OTHER INCOME TOTAL FUNDS DOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR REGISTERED IN THE PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT I RELEASE OF PROVISIONS II FUNDS UNUSED IN RPEVIOUS YEARS AND CARRIED OVER III VARIATION OF DESIGNATED FUNDS COLLECTED FROM THE PUBLIC IV LACK OF FUNDS FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR V 0 GRAND TOTAL VI (I+II+III+IV+V) TOTAL EMPLOYMENT FUNDED BY RESOURCES COLLECTED FROM THE PUBLIC VII UNEXPENDED FUNDS COLLECTED FROM THE PUBLIC, NON-DESIGNATED AND NOT USED AT THE END OF THE FINANCIAL YEAR VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS IN KIND Volunteer work Services rendered in kind Donations in kind GRAND TOTAL ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT
28 EMPLOYMENT IN EUROS SOCIAL MISSIONS Carried out in France Carried out abroad FUND RAISING EXPENSES Calls for public generosity Expenses for the raising of other private funds Costs related to the raising of subsidies and other public aid EMPLOYMENT 2015 (PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT) ALLOCATION PER EMPLOYMENT OF THE FUNDS COLLECTED FROM THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND USED IN OPERATING COSTS AND OTHER OVERHEADS TOTAL EMPLOYMENT FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR FIGURING IN THE PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT TOTAL EMPLOYMENT FOR YEAR FIGURING IN PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT - I ALLOCATIONS TO PROVISIONS - II COMMITMENTS TO BE REALISED WITH DESIGNATED FUNDS - III SURPLUS FUNDS FOR THE YEAR - IV GRAND TOTAL - V (I + II + III + IV) PROPORTION OF GROSS FIXED ASSETS OF THE YEAR FINANCED BY FUNDS COLLECTED FROM THE PUBLIC - VI NEUTRALSIATION OF THE ALLOCATIONS FOR AMORTISATION OF ASSETS FUNDED - VII GRAND TOTAL EMPLOYMENT FUNDED BY RESOURCES COLLECTED FROM THE PUBLIC - VIII VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS IN KIND Social missions Fund raising expenses Operating costs and other overheads TOTAL ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT
29 NET LIABILITIES IN EUROS EQUITY Non-recoverable statutory funds Associative project and stocks Carried forward End-of-year results OTHER FUNDS TOTAL I EQUITY TOTAL II COMBINED DIFFERENCE NET ASSETS IN EUROS FIXED ASSETS Intangible assets Tangible assets Financial assets CURRENT ASSETS TOTAL I FIXED ASSETS ON-GOING INVENTORY DEBT INVESTMENT SECURITIES AND NATIONAL SOLIDARITY FUND LIQUID ASSETS ACCRUALS AND PRE-PAID EXPENSES TOTAL II FIXED ASSETS DEBTS Loans and financial debts Debts to suppliers and accounts payable Fiscal and social contributions Fixed asset liabilities Other debts (among which accruals) Deferred income TOTAL III PROVISIONS TOTAL IV DESIGNATED FUNDS TOTAL V DEBTS GRAND TOTAL (I + II + III + IV + V + VI) GRAND TOTAL (I + II) ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT
30 ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT SPF
31 Irène Nam ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT
32 ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT Eloise Bollack
33 Joël Lumien Charlene Rolee ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT
34 ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT Jean-François Leray
35 SPF Hervé Lequeux ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT
36 ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT SPF
37 ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT Marius Vallorani
38 Joël Lumien ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT
39 ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT Olivier Pasquiers
40 Eloïse Bollack Olivier Pasquiers ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT
41 ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT Grégoire Bernardi
42 SPF Mourad Moukrani ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT
43 SPF DR SPF ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT
44 ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT SPF
45 ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT Bernard Nicolau Bergeret
46 SPF Mehdi Ouridjel ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT
47 Joël Lumien Jean-François Leray ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT
48 SPF Jean-François Leray ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT
49 ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT SPF
50 J.BRussel DenisBourges-TendanceFloue ACTIVITY REPORT ACTIVITY REPORT
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