Charity check: what a UK charity raises, spends and pays its staff
🔍 Charity check snapshotCharity Commission
Charities in England and Wales file a return
with the Charity Commission — what came in, what went out, how many staff earned over £60,000, and whether
trustees were paid — Scottish charities file with OSCR, the Scottish Charity Regulator, and Northern Ireland's
with the Charity Commission for Northern Ireland (CCNI). Some well-known
names are charities: private hospitals, gyms, universities, independent schools. Look one up.
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A charity's staff are how most charities do their work — a research charity's scientists or a hospital's nurses
are its charitable spending, not an overhead. So read pay against what the charity does, and look at where its
money comes from: a charity paid by patients, pupils or members is a different thing from one that lives on
donations. The register gives the number of staff in each pay band over £60,000, not their total pay bill, so any
pound figure for pay here is a floor — the least those salaries can add up to.
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