A look back at 2023
Donations given in 2023 made a huge difference to the lives of many people:
Providing 23,723 people access to clean water for the first time
Training 48 young people in vocational skills and creating employment
Equipping rural communities in conservation farming skills – over 7,350 people now have enough food on their table
Delivering training in conflict resolution and gender equality
Funding projects in beekeeping, agroforestry, creating small enterprises and more!
Financial Summary
Amigos’ work is funded through a range of regular donors, one-off donations, legacies, trusts and grants. 2023 saw our income reach a total of £582,419.
Incoming Resources
- Legacies, Individual and organisational donations: £424,621
- Fundraising, trusts and foundations: £140,532
- Other income: £17,266
Total: £582,419
Resources Expended
- Charitable spending on projects: £393,950
- Costs of generating funds: £57,516
- Governance: £2,774
Total: £454,240
In 2023, we once again spent most of our funds directly on programme delivery in Uganda. Of our total expenditure in the year, 87% was spent on charitable activities. This is due to our ongoing efforts to ensure overheads in the UK remain low to ensure maximum funds can be sent to Uganda.
What’s next?
Much has been achieved, but there is much more to do! Our vision remains: train people today so they will be able to support themselves tomorrow and in the future.
You can find out more in our 2023/2024 Annual Review
Please phone 01271 377664 for more information or contact us here
'Once groups of farmers have learned to practise conservation farming successfully, they can choose to invest some of their profits to begin irrigation techniques and sustainable mechanised farming for increased food production.'