Official Statistics

Individual breakdown of charitable giving

Updated 24 October 2011
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Total amount of charitable giving to DCMS-funded cultural institutions, and as a ratio to DCMS grant-in-aid received.
British Museum
Geffrye Museum1
Horniman Museum
Imperial War Museum2 3
Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester4
National Gallery5 6
National Maritime Museum7 8
National Museums Liverpool
National Museum of Science and Industry
National Portrait Gallery
Natural History Museum
Royal Armouries
Sir John Soane's Museum
Tate Gallery9
Victoria and Albert Museum
Wallace Collection
English Heritage 10 11 12
British Library
Arts Council England Regularly Funded Organisations13 14
Arts Council England15 16
British Film Institute17 18
Grand Total
Grand Total (Excluding donated objects)
Notes
1 Donated objects were immaterial for the Geffrye Museum in 2008/09, 2009/10 and 2010/11.
2 The increase in contributed income between 2008/09 and 2009/10 reflects the impact of a major philanthropic donation of œ5m from Lord Ashcroft, KCMG.
3 The Museum has launched a major capital campaign to support the redevelopment of its flagship branch, IWM London, and this will seek to build levels of philanthropic support during 2011/12 and beyond.
4 The MOSI collection is considered to be inalienable, no past valuation is attempted whether for purchased or donated objects and no amount is included for collections acquired.
5 The National Gallery Fundraising total includes sponsorship, although this is recorded as trading income in their statutory accounts.
6 The National Gallery does not have a membership scheme for individuals, but their fundraising total does include income from their corporate membership scheme.
7 National Maritime Museum contributed income includes œ14,577k from the Sammy Ofer Foundation used to fund the development of the Sammy Ofer Wing (opened July 2011).
8 National Maritime Museum Grant-in-Aid and Total Income excludes funding of œ249k for National Historic Ships Committee. (*Revision. Total income now excludes œ257k from NHSC in 2008/09 and 2009/10).
9 Grant in Aid received by Tate during 2009/10 amounted to œ61,385,000, whereas only œ53,954,000 has been recognised in Tate?s accounts. National Galleries of Scotland benefited to the amount of œ6,480,000 as the total consideration paid for ARTIST ROOMS resulted in a 50% share being owned by both Tate and National Galleries of Scotland.
10 EU funding has been excluded for English Heritage, and no grants from connected charities have been included either.
11 English Heritage other non-government non-capital grants are included within "Contributed Income" total.
12 The 2009/10 figure for English Heritage DCMS Grant in Aid included nil (2009: œ500,000), for relocation costs deriving from the surrender of the lease on the previous London Headquarters building.
13 The RFO Annual Submission figures are from the full samples in 2008/09 and 2009/10. Any changes between years could be as a result of changes to the number of RFOs or the number of RFOs reporting their figures.
14 Regularly Funded Organisations do not easily identify donations which were donated objects, but these have been included within their total fundraising amount.
15 Arts Council England statutory account record donated objects as a movement on the donated asset reserve.
16 Arts Council England's GiA includes œ1m consolidation adjustment for ARTCO (a 100% owned subsidiary of the Arts Council).
17 The BFI attempts no past valuation for purchased or donated objects and no amount is included for donated memorabilia acquired in the balance sheet.
18 2008/09 and 2009/10 fundraising totals have been revised to include freely-given donations and membership income.
19 The definition for "Total Fundraising/Contributed Income" can be found in the technical annex in the report.
20 The DCMS Grant-in-Aid figure is taken from the DCMS internal accounting system which reports the actual Grant-in-Aid sponsored bodies received. This excludes other public funding.
N/A = Not Available