Birmingham directory
Thinking about donating to Birmingham's environmental non-profits? Official Charity Commission data lists 178+ registered charitable organisations in the Birmingham area, together managing £172.9 million in annual conservation funding. Below are the 10 wealthiest environmental non-profits serving the Birmingham region.
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| Charity | Founded | % to projects | Total income |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1THE FEDERATION OF GROUNDWORK TRUSTS | 1985 | 100% | £48,741,167 |
| 2BOURNVILLE VILLAGE TRUST | 1963 | 100% | £38,705,000 |
| 3BIRMINGHAM VOLUNTARY SERVICE COUNCIL | 1964 | 98% | £16,971,418 |
| 4UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM GUILD OF STUDENTS | 2010 | 94% | £7,650,081 |
| 5THE GURU NANAK NISHKAM SEWAK JATHA (BIRMINGHAM) UK | 1979 | 88% | £4,952,662 |
| 6THE VEGAN SOCIETY | 1979 | 99% | £4,890,545 |
| 7VINTAGE TRAINS CHARITABLE TRUST | 1994 | 4% | £3,779,511 |
| 8BIRMINGHAM CITY STUDENTS' UNION | 2011 | 96% | £3,701,170 |
| 9ST PAUL'S COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TRUST | 1979 | 100% | £3,482,810 |
| 10"IF..." | 2003 | 86% | £2,997,093 |