This briefing gives an overview of the financial profile of the regulated Scottish voluntary sector in,2018, giving us a baseline for understanding sector funding and assets pre- and post-Coronavirus.,All the data in this briefing (and more) can be explored in detail via our searchable data hub.,View the research briefing in our Evidence Library. Download a PDF version of the briefing.

1 December 2020 About SCVO The Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations (SCVO) is the national membership,Our position SCVO welcomes the debate on Valuing the Third Sector and the opportunity to explore the,and interrogated the evidence essential to building a clearer picture of how Scotland’s voluntary sector,Details of this can be found in our ‘state of the sector’ survey.,an overview of our research which lays bare the impact the crisis had on voluntary organisations and

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Our analysis of the voluntary sector’s pre-COVID finances, published today, highlights a complex patchwork,of fundraising, trading, contracts, grants and reserves, all of which have been impacted by the coronavirus,complexity of this funding means there’s no silver bullet to the financial issues faced by the voluntary sector,In thinking about the sector’s funding needs, it is important to remember that everything in the garden,funding streams flexible, based on trust, and as easy as possible for organisations to apply for; SCVO