The effectiveness of the self-regulation of fundraising in Scotland: an informal review August 2015 Contents,The graph below shows that as organisations increase in size, the total amounts donated also increase,’s figures (June 2014 2.39%).,Inquiries opened where primary or secondary inquiry issue is ‘fundraising issues’[11] Year Number All,regular giving donation cancellation stats since ‘Cooke outcry’ [11] Data and analysis from OSCR [12

jobs and in the number of part-time jobs available. goodmoves has seen an increase in both its market share,Figure 11 Financial confidence For the coming year, the mood in the sector is showing an upturn from,Figure 13 Figure 14 Figure 15 Funding issues The top funding concerns for 2014 are general funding shortages,Figure 17 Key issues for 2014 Once again, funding is the stand-out issue for the coming year.,Figure 25 All graphs are available as data tables.

Background This is the first in a series of research briefings which outline the headline findings of SCVO’s 2014,As the following graphs show, public sector income dropped from 42% to 34%, while voluntary income increased,from 11% to 16% and self-generated income increased from 46% to 48%.,are spent on generating funds.,sources (see graph from SCVO’s 2013 Sector Forecast survey below).

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Figure 5: public sector proportion of income 2004-2013 The freeze on public sector income means that its share,organisations with contracts have been shielded to some extent, smaller organisations have seen their share,Figure 8: shift from voluntary income to contracts 2004 - 2014 Year Contracts Grants % Contracts % Grants,£960,000,000 18% 82% Figure 9 Contracts and Grants split 2004-2013 Observations While the figures and graphs,Capability Scotland £23,117,000 9 The HALO Trust £22,391,000 10 Kibble Education & Care Centre £21,044,284 11