Accounts
Disability Debrief receives funding from grants, subscriptions and crowdfunding.
The main expense is covering my time, and then payments for contributors and online services.
I am registered as a sole trader in the United Kingdom. The UK financial year starts in April.
Financial year 2023 to 2024
Summary of accounts, on a cash basis, from 6th April 2023 to 5th April 2024.
Total income and expenses were £70,681.
Income
Organisations that partner or subscribe to the Debrief made up 75% of the income. A further 25% came from individual reader support.
Partnerships: £51,809 (73%). This comes from:
- Sightsavers: £18,000
- Ford Foundation: £11,441
- CBM Global: £10,058
- Center for Inclusive Policy: £5,348
- Disability Rights Fund: £4,813
- Light for the World: £2,147
Crowdfunding: £17,383 (25%)
- Donation from K. Li: £8,221
Subscriptions: £1,489.89 (2%)
Expenses
The largest expense of the Debrief is me, Peter. I’m self-employed, so this covers my time, expenses of working from home, pension contributions, etc. This was 84% of the money used.
The Debrief commissions original reporting and art from contributors, making up 12% of expenses. Services included web hosting, web development, insurance, media subscriptions and other costs, making up 4% of expenses..
Peter: £59,679 (84%)
Contributors: £8,523 (12%)
Services: £2,479 (4%)
Previously
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