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Mapping Registered Third Sector Organisations in Yorkshire and the Humber Mapping registered Third Sector Organisations in Yorkshire and the Humber Northern Rock Foundation Third Sector Trends study October 2010 David Kane (NCVO) and John Mohan (Third Sector Research Centre, University of Southampton) www.nr-foundation.org.uk/thirdsectortrends Third Sector Trends Study 2 Mapping Registered Third Sector Organisations in Yorkshire and the Humber i Contents 1 Introduction................................................................................................................... 9 1.1 General charities definition................................................................................... 9 1.2 Geographic area covered by the report .............................................................. 11 2 Summary results.......................................................................................................... 13 3 How many general charities are there in Yorkshire and the Humber?....................... 15 3.1 Charities in Yorkshire and the Humber as a proportion of the UK...................... 15 3.2 Distribution of general charities.......................................................................... 16 3.3 Redistribution of regional charitable activity...................................................... 20 3.4 Size of charities.................................................................................................... 23 3.5 What do charities do? Classifying the activities of registered charities.............. 27 3.6 Groups that work with Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) communities.............. 29 3.7 Data tables........................................................................................................... 31 4 General Charities: Income ........................................................................................... 33 4.1 Where do resources come from? Sources and types of income ........................ 33 4.2 Sources of income ............................................................................................... 34 4.3 Type of income .................................................................................................... 35 4.4 Income from statutory sources ........................................................................... 36 4.5 Data table ............................................................................................................ 39 5 General Charities: Expenditure ................................................................................... 40 5.1 Data table ............................................................................................................ 41 6 General Charities: Assets............................................................................................. 42 6.1 Data table ............................................................................................................ 45 7 Other third sector organisations ................................................................................. 46 7.1 Population and Finances ..................................................................................... 48 7.2 Activities .............................................................................................................. 49 7.3 Financial History .................................................................................................. 50 7.4 Data tables........................................................................................................... 51 8 Conclusions.................................................................................................................. 53 9 Implications for Policy and Practice ............................................................................ 54 9.1 Defining the Third Sector..................................................................................... 54 9.2 The size of the sector........................................................................................... 54 9.3 Statutory funding................................................................................................. 54 3 Northern Rock Foundation Third Sector Trends Third Sector Organisations in Yorkshire and the Humber 9.4 Future changes to the composition of the sector ............................................... 55 Third Sector Trends Study 4 Mapping Registered Third Sector Organisations in Yorkshire and the Humber ii Table of Figures Figure 1 - Map of the study region showing local authorities................................................. 12 Figure 2 – Yorkshire and the Humber as a proportion of UK charitable activity, population and economy, 2007/08 (%) ..................................................................................................... 15 Figure 3 - Income of charities by size, Yorkshire and the Humber and UK (2007/08, % of total income).................................................................................................................................... 16 Figure 4 – Expenditure of 50 largest charities in Yorkshire and the Humber, 2007/08.......... 19 Figure 6 - Fifteen largest charities based in Yorkshire and the Humber which operate nationally (2007/08)................................................................................................................ 20 Figure 7 - Expenditure of charities based in Yorkshire and the Humber, and Yorkshire and the Humber expenditure of all UK charities, by region and country, 2006/07............................. 21 Figure 8 - Proportion of general charities by Local Authority, Yorkshire and the Humber, 2007/08 (% of charities) .......................................................................................................... 23 Figure 9 - Proportion of income accounted for by largest charity, by local authority, Yorkshire and the Humber, 2006/07 and 2007/08 (% of income).......................................................... 25 Figure 10 - Expenditure of the largest charity in each Local Authority (2007/08, £millions) . 26 Figure 11 - Expenditure of the largest general charity in each Local Authority (2007/08, £millions) ................................................................................................................................. 27 Figure 12 - General charities in Yorkshire and the Humber 2006/07 and 2007/08, by industry ................................................................................................................................................. 28 Figure 13 – Charities working with BME communities and non-white population in Yorkshire and the Humber, 2007/08, by Local Authority........................................................................ 30 Figure 14 - Summary data for general charities in Yorkshire and the Humber, 2006/07, by Local Authority ........................................................................................................................ 31 Figure 15 - Summary data for general charities in Yorkshire and the Humber, 2007/08, by Local Authority ........................................................................................................................ 32 Figure 16 - Typology of income types and sources ................................................................. 34 Figure 17 - Income sources for general charities in Yorkshire and the Humber, 2006/07 and 2007/08 (% and £000s)............................................................................................................ 35 Figure 18 - Income types for general charities in Yorkshire and the Humber, 2006/70 and 2007/08, by sub-region (%) ..................................................................................................... 36 Figure 19 - Source of statutory income, Yorkshire and the Humber, 2006/07 (% of statutory income).................................................................................................................................... 37 5 Northern Rock Foundation Third Sector Trends Third Sector Organisations in Yorkshire and the Humber Figure 20 – Income Type, Yorkshire and the Humber, 2007/08 (% of statutory income) ...... 38 Figure 21 - Income of general charities in Yorkshire and the Humber, 2006/07 and 2007/08, (£million) ................................................................................................................................. 39 Figure 22 - Type of expenditure for general charities in Yorkshire and the Humber, 2007/08 (% of expenditure)................................................................................................................... 40 Figure 23 - Average fundraising cost ratio of general charities in Yorkshire and the Humber, 2007/08 (£ income per £ fundraising spent)........................................................................... 41 Figure 24 - Expenditure of general charities in Yorkshire and the Humber, 2006/07 and 2007/08 (£million)................................................................................................................... 41 Figure 25 - Funds held by general charities in Yorkshire and the Humber, 2007/08 (years of expenditure)............................................................................................................................ 43 Figure 26 - Funds held as years of expenditure, Yorkshire and the Humber 2007/08 (% of general charities)..................................................................................................................... 44 Figure 27 - Assets of general charities in Yorkshire
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