Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations

Our latest analysis shows more charities struggling to break even, but also some welcome growth in key funding streams

Ilse Mackinnon

3 February 2025

Posted in

Research

Income from government has remained fairly steady, and income from the public has largely recovered after,Five years ago, the amount of money received from government was just slightly higher than the income,Fears of a sudden withdrawal of essential government support were not realized in 2023, but when we factor

https://scvo.scot/p/96909/2025/02/03/our-latest-analysis-shows-more-charities-struggling-to-break-even-but-also-some-welcome-growth-in-key-funding-streams

Tweed Valley Trails Association SCIO

Membership number 5215
Charity registered in Scotland SC047179

https://scvo.scot/membership/members/5215/tweed-valley-trails-association-scio

Scottish Recovery Consortium

Membership number 3997
Charity registered in Scotland SC041181

https://scvo.scot/membership/members/3997/scottish-recovery-consortium

Scottish Community Development Centre

Membership number 146
Charity registered in Scotland SC040614

https://scvo.scot/membership/members/146/scottish-community-development-centre

Drum EK

Membership number 8156

https://scvo.scot/membership/members/8156/drum-ek

East Kilbride Table Tennis Club

Membership number 7151

https://scvo.scot/membership/members/7151/east-kilbride-table-tennis-club

Scots charities forced to draw from reserves despite funding stabilisation

Press release

19 February 2025

Finance

Charities across Scotland have continued to draw on their reserves “unsustainably” despite funding from government,paper, which contains key figures and trends from the Scottish voluntary sector, shows funding from government

https://scvo.scot/p/97156/2025/02/19/scots-charities-forced-to-draw-from-reserves-despite-funding-stabilisation