Where your money goes
Within Traidcraft, all donations are paid to our development charity, Traidcraft Exchange (registered charity no 1048752).
In the last financial year (2006-2007), Traidcraft Exchange spent 72% of its total expenditure on International Programmes, policy and campaigning work. The pie chart below shows where your money goes. 
While we are constantly looking at ways of making our fundraising more cost effective, it is important we invest in fundraising to ensure future growth of Traidcraft Exchange’s work. Although we are closely linked, Traidcraft Exchange is not funded by the profits of Traidcraft's trading company. In 2006/7, donations from the public accounted for 60% of our total income, so your generous support is vital in our mission to transform lives. We are also supported by grant making trusts and foundations and other grant making institutions including the EC and the Department for International Development. To support our work, please make a donation. We would like to thank all those who support our valuable work.
Overheads, including management and administration costs are allocated in proportion to the number of staff employed within each area. |
For detailed information
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Read our social accounts.
Social accounting is an important way of demonstrating the wider impacts that a company has. Traidcraft's social accounts attempt to show both what we are achieving and what our various stakeholders think about the way we work with them.
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Download our full financial accounts (PDF) (2112kb)
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Find out more information about our overseas development projects.
Traidcraft Exchange works on trade-related development projects across Asia and Africa. Our projects are helping thousands of poor people build strong, secure futures for themselves and their families.
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Read detail on our policy work.
The Policy Unit exists to campaign for change, lobby governments and work with business and institutions to deliver policies that ensure a better deal for the world's poor. We also work with our overseas partners to build capacity on policy issues and advocacy.
