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  1. Who We Are
  2. How We Are Funded

How We're Funded

Thank you to everyone who supports our work. Whether you're a grant-giving foundation, business, member, fundraiser or shop customer. Every contribution, large and small, helps us to safeguard the future of sharks.

Most of our conservation work is funded by grants and foundations. It's vital that we have funds to support our projects and campaigns. Yet to exist and function we need core income. The stability core income provides also enables us to work on longer-term projects.

Due to the nature of our work we have to think and plan long term. Making positive change at policy level (where it most counts) is often a long and laborious process. It took 10 years of campaigning to strengthen the EU finning ban!

We have the know-how, connections and sheer dogged determination to create positive change for sharks. And, with your kind contributions, you enable us. By becoming a member, donating, fundraising, adopting a shark, or buying something from our Shark Shop you’re making a difference.

We couldn't do it without you!



INCOME FOR 2018-2019:
PIE CHART - How We Are Funded

HOW WE SPEND OUR MONEY:

PIE CHART - How We Spend Our Money

Each year we submit a detailed financial report to the Charity Commission, who are responsible for regulating UK charities.

► Click here to read/download our 2018-19 Annual Report (pdf)


PROJECT INCOME

The largest part of our income is from “restricted funding”. This is provided by grants, foundations, trusts and business sponsorship, and funds the delivery of specific projects.

Current project funders include:

  • Cefas
  • Defra
  • European Maritime Fisheries Fund
  • Disney Conservation Fund
  • Fondation Ensemble
  • Shark Conservation Fund
  • John Ellerman
  • Save Our Seas Foundation
  • Marks & Spencer
  • McArthur Foundation
  • Waterloo Foundation
  • Sea Changers


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Published: 2nd August, 2016

Updated: 25th August, 2021

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