Question 1

What is the mission of FOREST UPCYCLING PROJECT?

Accepted Answer

The Forest Upcycling Project collects unwanted furniture and electrical goods in the Forest of Dean and works with disabled and unemployed people to repair and upcycle it selling to everyone, but to low income families at very reduced rates (and if needed free). Groups benefitting include people that believe in reuse and recycling, disabled, unemployed and philanthropists willing to volunteer.

Question 2

What is the financial size of FOREST UPCYCLING PROJECT?

Accepted Answer

FOREST UPCYCLING PROJECT is classified as a medium charity. In the latest financial year, they reported a total income of £998,261 and total expenditure of £961,970.

Question 3

How does FOREST UPCYCLING PROJECT allocate its spending?

Accepted Answer

For every pound spent, approximately 86.4% goes directly to charitable activities. The remaining 13.6% is spent on raising funds and administration. This is lower than the median for similar-sized charities (99.0%).

Question 4

What is the workforce structure of FOREST UPCYCLING PROJECT?

Accepted Answer

FOREST UPCYCLING PROJECT employs 37 staff members and is supported by 44 volunteers.

Question 5

Does FOREST UPCYCLING PROJECT receive government funding?

Accepted Answer

To a small extent. Approximately 0.0% of their income comes from government grants or contracts.

Question 6

Does FOREST UPCYCLING PROJECT pay its trustees?

Accepted Answer

No, the latest data indicates that trustees do not receive payments or personal benefits from the charity.

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