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How we raise and spend our money

We want to be as clear as possible about how we raise our money, and how we then spend it. The two pie charts below show Alzheimer's Society's income and expenditure for 2011/2012.

Income

Total income for 2011/2012 was £71 million, of which voluntary donations made up 40%. 

Graph showing income by type: donations (28.7m) - 40%, Contracts (24.3m) - 34%, Legacies (£12.5m) - 18%, Trading and other (£4.7m) - 7%, Investment (£0.9m) - 1%

Expenditure

88 pence in every £1 of total expenditure was spent on direct costs towards improving the lives of people with dementia.

The remaining 12 pence in every £1 was spent to support our frontline activity, including IT and premises around the country.


Expenditure by activity: Care services (£47.5m), Fundraising (£12m), Campaigning (£4.6m), Research (£3.6m), Trading costs of subsiduaries (£1.5m), Governance (£0.4m)

Impact Review 2010/2011

Find out more about the impact of our work on the lives of people affected by dementia.