OUR FINANCES
We are committed to being open and transparent with our supporters. We hold ourselves accountable to make sure every £ you donate is spent efficiently and effectively. Here are a few facts and figures about our finances.
2024 / 2025 UK & INTERNATIONAL INCOME
WHAT WAS OUR TOTAL INCOME LAST YEAR?
£1,029,769
Alongside our main office in the UK, we have international offices in Germany and the USA that help support our work and future growth.
2024 / 2025 UK & INTERNATIONAL CHARITABLE ACTIVITY EXPENDITURE
HOW MUCH DID WE SPEND ON OUR PROGRAMMES LAST YEAR?
£963,865
Across the UK and USA, we spent a total of £963,865 on delivering our programmes with our ongoing partners in Malawi, Tanzania and Uganda, and previous partners in Kenya. This figure includes funds drawn from reserves.
2024/ 2025 UK INCOME
WHERE DOES OUR FUNDING COME FROM IN THE UK?
100% of our income is voluntary and comes from corporate partners, individual donors, Trusts and Foundations and community groups.
In 2024 / 2025, they generously donated a total of £896,344.
22%
of our income comes from our fantastic corporate partners!
2024 / 2025 UK TOTAL EXPENDITURE
HOW DO WE SPEND OUR INCOME?
Our aim is to make sure the money donated by our supporters goes as far as possible. So we collaborate with our partners at every stage; we review proposals and budgets; provide technical support; and have robust monitoring and evaluation processes in place.
In 2024 / 2025, in the UK we spent £807,991 on our programmes and our partners who deliver them, and £343,315 on fundraising.
70%
is our charitable spend percentage. This means that for every £1 donated to WeSeeHope, 70p directly benefits vulnerable children across sub-Saharan Africa.
Thanks to our generous supporters, we have raised over
£29.6 million
to support vulnerable children since we were founded in 2000.
WeSeeHope is a limited company and a registered charity whose annual accounts are independently audited. We submit a copy of our annual audited accounts to Companies House, and also to the Charity Commission (an independent body that regulates the activities of charities in the UK) as part of our annual return.
We are a member of the Fundraising Regulator, the independent body that holds the Code of Fundraising Practice for the UK.
As a member of the scheme, we comply with the principles embodied in the Code of Fundraising Practice and are committed to delivering a high standard of service to anyone who engages with the organisation, as shown in our Fundraising Promise. We are keen to hear from anyone who believes we have fallen short of the high standards we set ourselves.
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