Campaign Collective has published its annual report revealing the financial performance of the social enterprise and its social impact.
In the year ending 31 July 2020, the Collective had an income of GBP327,000, up 5.5% on the previous year.
21 Collective Members and Associates delivered 32 campaigns ranging from work co-ordinating the End Fuel Poverty Coalition and the Less Survivable Cancers Taskforce through to public affairs advice for Loughborough University and media relations support for Stagetext.
Overall, the majority of income for the Collective came from registered charities with education, the NHS and social care, social enterprises, trade unions and public sector also benefiting from the support of Members. A full list of clients is included in the report.
The majority of the Collective’s “social purpose fund” from previous years was used to support The Rooftop News, the home of good news worth shouting about. The media platform helps connect campaigners with the public and has grown to generate over 500,000 content views a week.
The report sets out the other measures the Collective has taken to deliver on its social purpose, including supporting social enterprise 1000 Black Boys and the Social Enterprise World Forum in Ethiopia.
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