UK charities

The register of charities for England and Wales, kept by the Charity Commission, treated like the American nonprofit data: one page per charity with its income and spending over the years, its trustees (each a person page that lists every charity they serve), what it does and where, and a cross-reference to the US nonprofits, grants and officers that match it.

171,991 registered charities and 186,956 removed ones (358,947 in all), reporting £109.7bn of income between them in their latest year; 832,829 trustees as people; 1,253,226 annual returns. 1,107 charities have a US counterpart on furp.org (1,741 links), 1,317 received grants from US foundations, and 647 trustees share a name with an officer or director of the matched US nonprofit.

Charity Commission for England and Wales, register of charities: the daily data extract of registered, removed and linked charities in England and Wales (Scotland and Northern Ireland keep their own registers, not loaded here). Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: Charity Commission for England and Wales. Extract of Sat, 14 Nov 2026 01:08:30 GMT.

Leaderboards

• The largest UK charities by income
• UK charities with the most trustees
• The fastest-growing large UK charities
• UK charities paying the most staff over £60,000
• UK charities with a US counterpart
• UK charities receiving the most from US foundations
• UK charity income by region

Largest charities by income

By region

Region from the postcode area, approximately: the letters at the start of a postcode say where it is, and a few areas straddle regions.

Newest registrations

What this covers, and what it doesn't

• England and Wales only. Scotland (OSCR) and Northern Ireland (CCNI) publish their own registers, not loaded here.
• The register has no pay for individuals: it records, per charity, the income and spending reported to the Commission, the number of staff paid over £60,000 (in bands) and whether trustees were paid.
• Trustees carry the Commission's own trustee number, so one person who serves several charities is one page. Matches to US people need the same name on a US nonprofit that is itself matched to the charity (by website, an “American Friends of” name, or the same name), never the name alone.
• US matches say how they were made and how sure they are; same-name-only matches are shown as possible and are often different organizations. How the matching works.

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: Charity Commission for England and Wales. Open Government Licence v3.0.