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30 individuals gave 15% of the £8.7bn donated to UK charity's in 2006 (CAF) - good news or bad?
Submitted by howardlake on 21 May, 2007 - 09:33.
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This poll is derived from an article on 20 May in The Independent by Danny Fortson, Hedge funds get the bug for benevolence, which stated:
"Nearly 15 per cent of the £8.7bn donated to charity in the UK last year was given by the 30 most wealthy individuals, nearly triple figure for the year before, according to the Charities Aid Foundation."
Howard Lake