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2025
Oxfam America

Oxfam America Annual Report 2025

14 million+ people directly impacted globally in FY2025; $73.3 million total contributions (FY April 2024–March 2025); $58.3 million programme expenditure
Key Metric 1
$59.3 million unrestricted contributions — 5% higher than FY24; nearly half of humanitarian and development work focused on Africa and the Middle East; more than 70% of funding goes directly to programmes
Key Metric 2
aGILE innovation lab (first 2-year report — shifting mindsets, experimentation and agile methodologies across Africa, Asia and Latin America); gender justice intervention in Adamawa State, Nigeria; Venezuelan migrant support in Colombia; disaster risk reduction and food security reimagined
Key Metric 3
Oxfam does not take US government funding — maintaining independence as an advocate for humanitarians on the ground regardless of Washington politics; response to USAID dismantlement: 'Through it all, we have been undeterred from our mission'
Community & Social Justice Refugees
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2025
Dorset Wildlife Trust

Dorset Wildlife Trust Annual Review 2024–2025

26,928 members; 700 volunteers; 21,461 total volunteer hours; 2,862 volunteer days; 96,000+ visitors across 4 visitor centres (Wild Chesil 40,690; Wild Seas Kimmeridge 48,387; Kingcombe 6,286; Brownsea 31,370 in managed area)
Key Metric 1
163 hectares and 15 peatland sites restored; 500 hectares of land impacted through Species Survival Fund across 18 nature reserves; 165 hectares of river habitat improved; 75 juvenile sand lizards reintroduced; 5 new ponds and 17 restored
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10 priority species recovered through Species Recovery Programme; 1,000 trees planted; 150kg of wildflower seed harvested and sown across 26 new meadows; 97% of past conservation trainees secured employment in sector; 7 traineeships funded in 2024/25
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26 new meadows created across 35 landowner sites; 97% of conservation trainees secured employment; Brownsea Island welcomed 31,370 people to managed area; Sopley Common dry scrapes yielded 77 heath tiger beetles including one in a brand new scrape
Environment & Climate Volunteering
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2026
Bath Cats & Dogs Home

Bath Cats & Dogs Home Impact Report 2025

178 dogs and 295 cats rehomed (473 total); 230 stray dogs taken in, 94 reunited with owners (41% — higher than previous year); 52 fosterers providing temporary care; 92 cats and 60 dogs placed on foster
Key Metric 1
933kg of cat food donated (4,443 meals) and 1,418kg of dog food (4,738 meals) through food bank; 47 local pet owners assisted with emergency vet fees; 80 animals treated through Together Project (homeless owners) across 12 clinics
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Average length of stay: 62 days for cats, 71 days for dogs; 33% increase in big dogs arriving; 47 lurchers rescued (hare coursing-related); 45 puppies and 120 kittens rescued (34% of cats and 14% of dogs were under 6 months)
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RSPCA Paw Print Gold Awards for both strays and kennelling; Bath Echo Community Awards Charity of the Year 2025; MEA Construction Consultants won Civic and Community Award at 2025 Bath Property Awards for BCDH redevelopment project
Environment & Climate Homelessness
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2025
Berkshire, Buckinghamshire & Oxfordshire Wildlife Trust (BBOWT)

BBOWT Our Impact 2024–25

80+ nature reserves managed; 21,000 hectares over which nature conservation projects delivered; 60,000+ members; 7,400+ pupils from 177 schools visited learning centres; 13,871 people of all ages attended learning sessions and events
Key Metric 1
268 new volunteers recruited; 1,000+ Wildlife Ambassadors campaigning for nature; 140 volunteer surveyors completed 260 biological surveys; £10,940,000 total income; £8,895,000 total expenditure
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95% of responses to planning applications resulted in better results for nature; 91% of volunteers feel valued; £512,182 secured from National Lottery Heritage Fund for Reconnecting Bernwood, Otmoor and Ray (RBOR) project; nearly £1 million raised through Nature Recovery Fund
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First adder tunnel of its kind in the UK installed at Greenham Common — camera trap confirmed adder use in April 2025; 95% of planning application responses resulted in improved nature outcomes; Nextdoor Nature project in Slough and Reading empowered previously disengaged communities to lead nature activities
Environment & Climate Education
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2024
Bikeability Trust

Bikeability Trust Impact Report 2023

560,471 total Bikeability places booked including London; 310,367 Level 1&2 children trained in 10,074 schools (55% of eligible Year 5/6 children in England); 18,920 Get Cycling in Schools places across 393 schools with 685 staff trained
Key Metric 1
£50 million record funding secured from Active Travel England (April 2023–March 2025); 1,024 fleet cycles provided to grant recipients; 4,769 HAF-funded places; £79,725 SEND funding spent; 1,500+ instructors completed SEND training
Key Metric 2
67% of primary schools in England (excluding London) received Bikeability training; 2,300+ Cycle to School Week pledges; 200 delegates at annual conference; 23 staff; £19,901,856 funding allocated across regions
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Get Cycling in Schools saved 4,750 hours of instructor time — freeing instructors for Level 2 delivery; Devon County Council gifted a bike to the 100,000th child to complete Bikeability training; Footballer Bukayo Saka named Children's Cycling Champion for Cycle to School Week
Environment & Climate Sustainability
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2025
Oxford Preservation Trust

Oxford Preservation Trust Annual Report 2024

850 acres of land managed in and around Oxford; 67,315 visitors to Oxford Castle & Prison (up from 61,376 in 2023); 4,146 school visits to Oxford Castle (up from 3,762); 30,000 visitors to Oxford Open Doors weekend
Key Metric 1
73 volunteer work parties carried out nature conservation tasks; 244 people on volunteer green spaces mailing list (89 joined in 2024); 111 volunteers supported Open Doors weekend; 140 buildings, green spaces and monuments opened
Key Metric 2
£838,712 total income (2023: £790,741); total assets £8,045,138; investments £4,004,767; net surplus of £240,546 (including £246,830 investment gains); net deficit on ordinary activities £6,284
Key Metric 3
Covered Market units restored and let to Hamblin Bread; new boardwalk at Larkins Lane Field funded by Oxfordshire County Council improving accessibility; shallow pond created at Wolvercote Lakes with £2,833 grant from Grundon Waste Management
Arts, Culture & Heritage Volunteers
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2025
Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund

Impact Report 2025

Mountain gorilla population more than doubled since 1967 — from under 300 to over 1,000 individuals today
Key Metric 1
400+ staff, majority based in Rwanda and DRC; 30,000 people reached annually through community programmes in Rwanda
Key Metric 2
Nkuba Conservation Area in DRC expanded; 75% of total area now holding legal title from the Congolese government
Key Metric 3
Mountain gorillas reclassified from Critically Endangered to Endangered — only great ape besides humans currently increasing in population
Environment & Climate Community
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2025
CHASE Africa (Community Health and Sustainable Environment)

Impact Report 2025

1,718,820 attendances at information and awareness-raising sessions (target: 1,500,000) — including 722,567 adolescents
Key Metric 1
397,227 basic healthcare services for women and children delivered (target: 300,000)
Key Metric 2
233,277 family planning services delivered; 37% first-time users; 15 local partners across Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania
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25th anniversary year; BBC Radio 4 Appeal and Big Give campaigns launched; first women's dialogue in Olderkesi on the Kenya-Tanzania border
Health & Wellbeing Adolescents
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