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'Madeleine's Fund: Leaving No Stone Unturned Limited': Accounts overdue, 01 January 2012

'Madeleine's Fund: Leaving No Stone Unturned Limited': Accounts overdue Companies House Company Details Name & Registered Office: MADELEINE'S FUND: LEAVING NO STONE UNTURNED LIMITED 2/6 CANNON STREET LONDON EC4M 6YH Company No. 06248215 Status: Active Date of Incorporation: 15/05/2007 Country of Origin: United Kingdom Company Type: PRI/LTD BY GUAR/NSC (Private, limited by guarantee, no share capital) Nature of Business (SIC): 7487 - Other business activities Accounting Reference Date: 31/03 Last Accounts Made Up To: 31/03/2010 (FULL) Next Accounts Due: 31/12/2011 OVERDUE Last Return Made Up To: 15/05/2011 Next Return Due: 12/06/2012 Previous Names: No previous name information has been recorded over the last 20 years. Update: 'Madeleine's Fund: Leaving No Stone Unturned Limited': Accounts presented Companies House 09 January 2012 Accounting Reference Date: 31/03 Last Accounts Made Up To: 31/03/2011 (FULL) Next Accounts Due: 31/12/2012 Last Return Made Up To: 15/05/2011 Next Return Due: 12/06/2012 Highlighted documents are not yet available for inspection Note: Accounts were received by Companies House on 30 December 2011.

MADELEINE'S FUND: LEAVING NO STONE UNTURNED LIMITED, REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR PERIOD ENDED 31 MARCH 2011

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Contents

Director's Report, Page 1

Director's Report, Page 2

Director's Report, Page 3

Director's Report, Page 4

Auditors' Report, Page 5

Auditors' Report, Page 6

Profit And Loss Account, Page 7

Balance Sheet, Page 8

Notes To The Financial Statements, Page 9

Notes To The Financial Statements, Page 10

'Help find Madeleine' fund dwindles, 10 January 2012

'Help find Madeleine' fund dwindles The Press Association (UKPA) – Approx 15:00pm Kate and Gerry McCann's fund to help find their missing daughter Madeleine dwindled to £125,000 last year, official accounts have shown. The amount the couple raised for Madeleine's Fund dropped from £233,099 in 2009-10 to £177,534 in 2010-11. At the end of March last year the balance stood at £125,175, down from £470,034 a year earlier, according to newly-published accounts filed with Companies House. The McCanns, both 43, from Rothley, Leicestershire, had feared that the dwindling fund would leave them unable to continue paying private detectives to search for Madeleine. To avoid this Mrs McCann published a book about their daughter's disappearance in May last year, with all proceeds from sales and a serialisation deal with The Sun and the Sunday Times going to support the search. The fund's directors wrote in a preface to the 2010-11 accounts: "Over the past financial year, as with the previous one, the costs of the search continued to be higher than the fund's annual income. "Income, particularly donations, has been lower than in previous years, as might be expected. It became apparent to the directors that without a significant financial boost, the fund would be empty by the end of spring 2011. "In view of this, Kate McCann made the decision to write a book about Madeleine's disappearance and her parents' search to find her." Madeleine's Fund was launched a fortnight after the little girl vanished from her family's holiday apartment in Praia da Luz, southern Portugal, on May 3 2007. Donations flooded in from supporters around the world who wanted to do something to help her parents, and the income for 2007-08 totalled £1,846,178. More than £487,000 was spent on the campaign to locate Madeleine and merchandise costs in 2010-11, the accounts show. Last year the fund paid for the private investigators, a 24/7 telephone hotline for the public to pass on information, an ongoing awareness-raising campaign and three fundraising events.

Madeleine McCann hunt has cost £2.5million so far, 11 January 2012

Madeleine McCann hunt has cost £2.5million so far Daily Mirror Madeleine McCann Exclusive by Martin Fricker 11/01/2012 The search for Madeleine McCann has cost £2.5million so far, the Mirror can reveal. The cash has been spent on advertising campaigns and private investigators working to find the little girl, who vanished aged four from a holiday apartment in Portugal in May 2007. Parents Kate and Gerry set up the Find Madeleine fund and were initially swamped with donations from across the world from people touched by their desperate plight. But the offers of money have slowed to a trickle over the past two years - at one point almost leaving the fund empty. According to company accounts filed yesterday, there was just £125,000 left at the end of the last financial year. They spent almost half a million pounds in the previous 12 months on the search for Madeleine, who would now be eight years old. The fund, run by a group of directors including the McCanns, recorded an operating loss of £344,859 - up by more than 50% on the previous year. Their report, lodged with Companies House, reveals the true extent of their money troubles in early 2011. It states: "Over the financial year the costs of the search continued to be higher than the fund's annual income. "Income, particularly donations, has been lower than in previous years as might be expected. It became apparent that without a significant financial boost, the fund would be empty by the end of Spring 2011." That financial warning was behind Kate's decision to write 'Madeleine', a book about the youngster's disappearance and their search for her. The book was published last May and has since raised hundreds of thousands of pounds to boost the fund. The McCanns' search has been helped by the decision of Scotland Yard to conduct a review of her disappearance. In August, detectives made their first of three visits to Portugal for talks with the officers involved in the original inquiry. Officers working on the review are being led by Detective Chief Inspector Andy Redwood, who took part in the Spanish talks. They are understood to be probing eight "very important" new leads after meeting private investigators in Spain last month. Madeleine disappeared from a two-bedroom holiday apartment in Praia da Luz on May 3, 2007.