stepped up to deliver new services and meet increased demand, with many accessing additional crisis funding,income from trading and in-person activities were mitigated by a £1bn (50%) boost in public sector funding,However, we know that much of the sector’s funding was dependent on post-Covid recovery grants and one-off,payments, and funding remains a top challenge for the sector.,Graphs from p9-10 https://scvo.scot/research/stats-funding Increase in the number of charities winding

This UK Giving report sets out the continuing impact that the pandemic is having on people’s giving behaviours. It is based on monthly online interviews throughout 2020, and includes more recent polling in 2021 as restrictions began to lift (c. 22,000 interviews in total). Key...

published by funders about the grants they made between March 2020 and October 2021 during the Coronavirus,Key Findings Data released by 174 grantmakers on their relief and recovery funding during the Coronavirus,disproportionately affected by the pandemic. 26% of grant recipients had not previously received funding,the report, suggesting increased outreach by funders to reach new organisations and more flexible funding

paper outlines findings on Scottish charities drawing from research conducted as part of the ESRC-funded

of the regulated Scottish voluntary sector in 2018, giving us a baseline for understanding sector funding,and assets pre- and post-Coronavirus.,Sector income = £2.1 billion General public income = £1.5 billion Annual spend = £5.75 billion Total Funds

technology risk of inequalities being exacerbated shared leadership and more self-led decision making Funding,and Fundraising most funders are showing flexibility, eg project funding allowed to be used for core,periods but new grant allocations have stalled, with some funders have delayed annual decisions re funds,postponed. organisations are needing to make decisions about drawing down new money or holding back funds,for longer-term solutions and sustainability. emergency funds are flowing now, but what will picture

Coronavirus / Covid-19 Each week Inspiring Scotland staff produce a Covid-19 intelligence report providing,overview of the key issues being reported by the 300 charities Inspiring Scotland supports across its funds

Coronavirus / COVID-19 In this paper CAF outline a number of immediate and medium term measures they,This is in addition to the sector calls for a charity specific fund.,Government support for giving Repurposing public and private charitable assets Adapting philanthropic funding,Unlock the assets of the £500m National Fund – a charity set up in the 1920s to repay the national debt,Create a coronavirus big philanthropy pledge to encourage donations from wealthy individuals and businesses