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1. Pick 3 Voluntary Organisations that support service users with a mental illness

2. Investigate how they raise money. You should be able to find this out in their Annual Report (Use the Charity Commission website to see their annual accounts)

3. Note how much money they have gotten from the different avenues

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1. Aware NI

How they raise money - donations, fundraising packs and events

How much money they have gotten - 2020/21 - £612,890 in donations and fundraising

2. MindWise

How they raise money - independent fundraising events, sponsored walks and runs, donations

How much money they have gotten - £5.6 million

3. Action Mental Health

How they raise money - fundraising events, independent fundraisers, donations

How much money they have gotten - £7 million

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1. MindWise

how they raise money - donations and legacies, other trading activities, charitable activities and other income. Total income for 2022 £4,304,624.

2. Aware NI

how they raise money - donations and gifts, grant funding, trusts and foundations and workshops and courses.

Total income for 22/23 was £537,550

3. Young minds

How they raise money - donations, charitable activities and training activities.

Total funds in 2022 - £9,211,016

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Aware NI:

Raise money via fundraising or challenge events, such as their AWARE mood walk. They raised £612, 890 in 2020/2021.

Action mental health:

Use fundraising activities to receive funds, such as their 55 mile Granite Challenge, the Belfast Castle Abseil and the Lagan zip line. They had a total incoming resources of £7,113,002 in 2022.

Young minds:

Raise money via donations or gift in will. They also hold various events like bake sales to generate funds. They partnered with Wickes, who have pledged

to raise £1,000,000 for young minds

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1. MindWise - funded by the Department of Health through the community foundation. They also rely on contacts and donations in order to operate - £4,304,624.

2. Samaritans - funded through grants, donations, legacies, branch contributions, investment income, partnerships and other income. Their total income for the year was 23.9 Million.

3. Rethink - largest source of income comes from contracts with local authorities and NHS Commissioners to deliver our services. also through charitable activities, donations, legacies, investment income and other trading activities. - £2,360,000

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Their total income in 2022 = £4,304,624

Their income came from donations and legacies, other trading activities, charitable activities, other income and investments.

Also rely on MLA funding, Department of Health.

2. Inspire

Total funds at the end of 2022/23 = £13,999

Incoming Resources: Donations and Voluntary

Income, Income from Charitable Activities, Investment income and Other income, Income from Trading Activities

Raises funds from the public

3. Aware NI

Total Income 2022/23 = £1,281,460

Income from = Donations & Gifts (£537,550)

Grant Funding (£442,122)

Trusts & Foundations (£161,777)

Workshops & Courses (£139,757)

Investments (£254)

Generated from contracts and grants, from the sales of work-

shops and courses, from donations, trusts and foundations, legacies and fundraising activities and £254 from investments.

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1. Mind

mainly rely on donations from the public, companies and other funders. Also through sales in their shops

In 2022/23, they made a profit of £6.2 million from sales in their shops

2. Aware NI

money is raised through fundraising events and donations

they raised £612,890 in 2020/2021

3. Anxiety UK

money is mostly raised through fundraisers such as coffee mornings, bake sales, open mic nights, marathons, charity film nights

also raise money through just giving pages and collection pots

they raised £685,675 in 2022

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1. Aware NI

They raise money through donations and gifts, grant funding, trusts and foundations, workshops and courses and investments.

The total income for the year was £1,281,460 of which £442,122 was from contracts and grants, £139,757 from the sales of workshops and courses and £699,327 from donations, trusts and foundations, legacies and fundraising activities and £254 from investments.

2. MindWise

They raise money through donations and legacies, trading activities, charitable activities, investments and other income.

The total income for the year 2022 was £4,303,366 of which £142,166 was from donations and legacies, £155,661 was from trading activities, £4,002,529 from charitable activities, and £3,010 from investments.

3. YoungMinds

They raise money through donations and legacies, charitable activities, trading activities, investments and other areas.

The total income for the year was £6,400,158 of which £5,906,282 was from donations and legacies, £299,851 from charitable activities, £98,867 from trading activities, £92,146 from investments, and £3,012 from other areas.

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Mental Health Foundation

digital fundraising - £0.7m

grants - 32% of overall income in 2023

investments - 0.17m

Aware NI

donations and gifts - £537,550

grant and fundraising - £442,122

trust and foundations - £161,777

workshops and courses - £139,757

investments - £254

Rethink Mental Illness

charitable activities - £37m

donations - £2.8m

trading activities - £365,000

investment income - £219,000

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Aware NI

The total income for the year was £1,281,460. £442,122 of this was generated from contracts and grants, £139,757 from the sales of workshops and courses and £699,327 from donations, legacies and fundraising activities and £254 from investments.

Action Mental Health

Earned a total of £7,113,002 in 2022, £336,917 from donations,  £24,588 from investments and the rest (£4,611,038) from charitable activities and grants.

MindWise

Total income was £4,303,366 in 2022. £4,002,529 of which was raised from charitable activities, £142,166 was from donations and legacies, £155,661 from trading activities and £3,010 from investments

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1. Links Counselling Service

Total Income: £1.2m

donations and legacies: £53.0k

other trading activities: £235.8k

investment: £0.0k

charitable activities: £878.0k

other: £0.0k

2. Action Mental Health

Total Income: £7.9m

donations and legacies: £296.4k

other trading activities: £124.1k

investment: £21.6k

charitable activities: £7.5m

other: £0.0k

3. Women's Aid

Total Income: £934.6k

donations and legacies: £197.7k

other trading activities: £97.9k

investment: £4.3k

charitable activities: £634.8k

other: £0.0k

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1. Rethink

how they fundraise = soliciting donations from individuals, charitable trusts and corporate supporters

How much money have they raised??

= 2019-2020, they received £101,845 from pharmaceutical companies

2. Zest NI

are funded by the Public Health Agency (PHA), the National Lottery, ARN Foundation, The Community Foundation, The Tudortrust and by donations

How much money have they raised??

= 491.6K through donations and legacies

3. SANE

private individuals

organisations and events

companies

trusts

legacies

special events

interest and investment income

trading activities of sale of Christmas cards

Black dog

Rental Income

other income

How much money have they raised??

= £997,356 was raised through voluntary means 2020/21

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Samaritians -

total income 23.9million

funded through grants, legacies, investment income and public donations

Young minds

income £1,000,000 from Wiches

raise money via donations , wills or gifts

Hold various events such as bake sales to generate more funds

Aware NI

2020/21 = £612,890

raise money through donations fundraising packs and events

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Emily Anderson

Aware NI-

-£1,364,868 total

-£357,474 was generated from contracts and grants,

-£50,718 from the provision of non-funded workshops and courses

-£945,327 from donations, trusts and foundations,

legacies and fundraising activities.

Mind-

-Get income from fundraising, donations and activities like sponsored walks.

-Total income: £59,156,000

-Donations and legacies £29.25m

-Charitable activities £6.65m

-Other trading activities £22.76m

-Investments £495.00k

Anxiety UK-

-In 2022 their total income was £685, 675.

-This charity raises funds from the public but does not work with professional fundraisers or commercial participators.

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1. Action Mental Health

Raise money through donations, charity events, school fundraising and challenges. The charity had a total incoming resources of £7,113,002 in 2022.

2. Mind

Raises money through donations, sponsorship, grants and operates charity shops across England and Wales. Mind’s national accounts for the financial year ending in March 2021 showed the charity’s total income was £58 million and expenditure was £60 million. In 2022/23, they made a profit of £6,2 million from sales in their shops.

3. Rethink

Charitable activities= £37m

Donations and Legacies= £2.8m

Other trading activities= £365,000

Investment income= £219,000

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1. Aware NI - raised £537,550 in 2022-23

Fundraise - donations while shopping, events e.g. mood walks

2. Action mental health total income 2021 - march 2022 £7,113,002

Fundraise - online (via just giving), donations, events such as Lagan Zip, 55 mile granite challenge

3. Young minds - total income 2023 £9.2 million

Fundraise - gaming for young minds (challenge), events such as marathons, school fundraising

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Ellie Strange

1. Rethink Mental Illness

£37 million from charitable activities.

£2.8 million from donations & legacies.

£365,000 from other trading activities.

£219,000 from investment income.

2. Mind

£10.9 million from challenge events.

£4.3 million from grants from government, trusts, foundations and other bodies.

£12.8 million from donations.

£6.2 million from shop sales and other income.

£5.6 million from legacies.

£2.8 million from fees and other income.

3. Anxiety UK

£178k from donations and legacies.

£486k from charitable activities.

£21k from other sources.

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(Grace Bowles)

1. Aware NI - total income for 2022/23 came to £1,281,460

£537,550 was from donations/gifts

£442,122 was grant funding

£161,177 was from trusts/foundations

£139,757 was from workshops/courses

£254 was from investments

2. Mental Health Foundation - total income for 2023 came to £7.4m

32% of overall income came from grants

digital funding came to £0.7m

3. Samaritans- total income for 2022/23 came to £23.9m

£10.3m from donations

£5.9m from grants

£3.4m from partnerships

£2.9m from legacies

£1.2m from branch contributions

£0.2m from investment income

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(Grace Henry)

1. Inspire:

total funds end of 2022/23 were £13,999.

income received from donations & voluntary income, charitable activities, investments, and income from trading activities.

funds raised from the public.

2. Aware NI:

total income 2022/23 was £1,281,460

Donation & Legacies: £728.1K

Other trading activities: £0.0K

Investment: £0.3K

Charitable activities: £553.1K

Other: £0.0K

3. Links Counselling Service:

income: £1.2M

Donation & Legacies: £53.0K

Other trading activities: £235.8K

Investment: £0.0K

Charitable activities: £878.0K

Other: £0.0K

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1. Young Minds - majority of their money is raised through donations. They run different campaigns like 'hello yellow' to help fundraise. They also offer a shop to help raise funds. In 2022 they raised £9,211,016.

2. Aware NI - majority of money is raised through donations. They also get grant funding from trusts and foundations for workshops and courses. In 2022/2023 they raised £537,550.

3. MindWise - they get a lot of money from Health and Social Care Trusts and people who support through donations. The Housing Executive and Department of Justice also play a vital role in their funding. In 2022 they raised £4,303,366.

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1. AWARE NI

Donations and legacies: £728.1K (partnerships with organisations such as Danske Bank, Maxol, IKEA)

Investment: 0.3K

Charitable activities: £553.1K (Sponsored runs, abseiling, cold swimming and "lap the lough")

2. The Lighthouse

Donation and Legacies: £117.0K (One-off donations, monthly donations and donations in memory)

Charitable activities: £472.1K (Sponsored Belfast city marathon)

3. Reach Mentoring Ltd

Donation and Legacies: £278.2K (From 8 businesses, 6 churches and 25 individuals monthly)

Other trading activities: £21.3k (Reach's children story book

Charitable activities: £68.3K

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Rebekah Beasant

1. Action Mental Health- Income- 7.9M from: Donation & Legacies: £296.4K. Other trading activities: £124.1K,

Investment: £21.6K, Charitable activities: £7.5M

Have several fundraising events: marathons, skydiving, ziplines

2. Mental Health Foundation-

Income: from Donations and legacies£3.04m, Charitable activities£2.35m, Other trading activities, £1.82m, Investments£167.72k

Total expenditure:

£11,061,952

Have an online shop where they sell green ribbons, also have several marathons (walking, running, cycling)

3. Young Minds

Income-6.4M from: Donations and legacies £5.91m,

Charitable activities £299.85k

Other trading activities £98.87k

Investments £92.15k

Other £3.01k

Have a partnership with M&S, marathons, skydiving

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Action Mental Health:

How do they raise money?

Our dedicated Fundraising & Events team organise several fundraising events throughout the year, such as the 55 mile Granite Challenge, the Belfast Castle Abseil, Lagan zipline and many more fun ways that you can get involved.

Money raised - For the year ended 31 March 2022 - £641,714.

YoungMinds:

How do they raise money?

From a regular donation or a gift in your will, to running a marathon or holding a bake sale, there are so many ways you can help make a real difference.

Money raised - Total funds in 2023 - £6,400,158

Cause:

How do they raise money?

Donate, Fundraise for them, support an appeal, for a birthday the person can request to send them money to give to charity, getting money from a person’s will.

Money raised - 05/04/2023 - £39.19K