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To fund our core services in 2021 we need to raise £40,000.
Like many charities, we are under severe pressure. We can continue providing and improving our free resources - but only with your help.
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For the first time in our nearly three decades, Statewatch is launching a major donor campaign. A major donor is someone who donates £3,500 or €3,900 as a one-off donation.
A major donor will be acknowledged publicly by Statewatch. We will want to thank you and ensure that our funding sources remain transparent. If you have the means to do so, please become a major donor.
We need £40,000/€44,000 to maintain our work through 2021. With just a few donations from generous individuals, we will secure our core services for the year.
Like all small charities, the more regular individual donors we have, the more independent we are, helping us to focus on our core work and reduce reliance on ad-hoc project and grant funding.
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