Charities - UK - March 2008
Charities - UK - March 2008

This report assesses changes in the charities market since the last Mintel report was published in January 2006. Although charity income has grown substantially over the last few years, the majority of wealth is concentrated in just a few large charities.

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Appendix: Advertising Data
Appendix: Internal Market Environment
Appendix: Market Size & Forecast, Market Segmentation and Market Share
Appendix: The Consumer: Charitable Donations – Detailed Demographics
Appendix: The Consumer – Attitudes to Charities: Detailed Demographics
Appendix: Consumer Attitudes vs. Behaviour: Detailed Demographics

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The Consumer – Charitable Donations
The Consumer – Attitudes to Charities
Consumer Attitudes vs Behaviour