Charity Donations Plummet by £1.4bn as Fewer Britons Give
Charity donations in the UK fell by £1.4bn in 2025 as fewer Britons give, with cost of living pressures and scepticism cited as key factors.
Charity donations in the UK fell by £1.4bn in 2025 as fewer Britons give, with cost of living pressures and scepticism cited as key factors.
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