Funding from Government Bodies and Non-Profit Organisations
The continuing coronavirus pandemic means that the responsibility to manage our funds as efficiently and effectively as possible has never been greater.
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Responsible Spending
War Child is registered as a charitable foundation - which means our operations are funded from public donations and grants from non-profit organisations and institutions.
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Our Expenditure in 2020
Our operating expenses for 2020 were €45.9 million - €39.7 million of which was spent directly in support of conflict-affected children. We spent €1.6 million on management and administration across the year in total.
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Our Planned Expenditure in 2021
Our emergency responses to both the pandemic and the Beirut explosions in 2020 put significant demands on our unrestricted funds and financial reserves.
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Our Plans for 2021
The coronavirus pandemic has exacerbated many grave threats to the safety and wellbeing of millions of children worldwide - particularly those already living with the effects of armed conflict.
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War Child Would Like to Thank…
War Child was able to support 293,681 conflict-affected children and adults over the course of 2020. Through our COVID-19 response, we were able to reach some 5.9 million more.
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Statement of Integrity
War Child works to uphold the resilience and wellbeing of children living with the effects of violence and armed conflict.
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Credits
Content Editor: Mark Adams and Martha Shardalow
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Balance Sheet
in Euros, after proposed appropriation of result
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Statement of Income and Expenses
in Euros
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