Download the data
The figures on OpenCharity as spreadsheets you can open in Excel or any other program. Free to use under the Open Government Licence: say where the data came from when you use it.
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The files hold no personal data. They leave out charities' contact details and trustees' names.
Every charity with an address in Wales, including those since removed from the register: number, name, status, registration date, company number, latest income and spending, and council area.
Download charities.csvLicence: Open Government Licence v3.0
Every funder we list: its kind, charity number, how much it has given to Welsh charities in the last five years, how many charities it funded, its main themes, and a link to its page.
Download funders.csvLicence: Open Government Licence v3.0
One row for each funder and each Welsh charity it gave to in the last five years, with the amount and where it came from: the charity's accounts (read by AI) or 360Giving.
Download charity-funders.csvLicence: Open Government Licence v3.0
The 17 themes charities choose on the register, with the number of Welsh charities on each, their income, and how much funders gave them. Charities choose several themes, so the rows overlap.
Download themes.csvLicence: Open Government Licence v3.0
Money given is the larger of what a charity's accounts say and what the funder published to 360Giving, never the two added together, and is an at-least figure. How we work out what funders give.
The files are served by OpenEconomy, which loads and checks every source OpenCharity uses.