Finding funding for constituents
How to approach constituent funding enquiries: general advice and resources
View details of currently active charities whose registered address is within a given constituency.
This information should not be relied upon as legal or professional advice. Read the disclaimer.
This dashboard lists active charities that are registered at an address within the constituency. It may not include all charities that work or deliver services there.
Only charities that have submitted information to their regulator within the last five years are included.
If you would like to access this information in an alternative format please email [email protected] and we will review your request.
We create the list by matching the postcode of each charity’s main registered address to parliamentary constituency boundaries.
The dashboard does not include charities where postcode information is unavailable.
It also excludes “linked charities”, where two or more charities share the same registration number and administrative arrangements. In these cases, only the main registered charity is included.
Many charities work across regions or throughout the UK but are recorded at only one registered address. For example, national charities are often registered in central London.
If you are looking for large national or international charities, you may find it helpful to search the charity regulator websites directly, as listed below.
We aim to update this dashboard on a monthly basis.
MPs and their staff can contact the Commons Library with queries about updates.
How to approach constituent funding enquiries: general advice and resources
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