> for every £10 that they get through donations or any other source, £9 goes to costs From the accounts I linked they received a bit over £3.5m in donations th

> for every £10 that they get through donations or any other source, £9 goes to costs From the accounts I linked they received a bit over £3.5m in donations that year (they're listed in two different places one around £400k the other around £3.1m I don't know why they're accounted differently), spending £7.8m on charitable activities that same year. So in a sense they're managing to double their donations via their profitable trading to generate money for charitable activity spending.