Talent does not discriminate based on parental income and nor will we. At the heart of our future vision lies the desire to broaden access to our unique and talent-nurturing courses. Unless access to and enjoyment of our unique choral tradition are consciously broadened, it will become an ever more niche and vanishing art confined to the “elite”.
In 2023 – 24, our income was £442k
- R70% of our income came from choral course fees
- R26% came from donations and legacies
In 2023 – 24, our expenditure was £436k
- ROver 50% was spent running choral courses
- R14% on bursaries
- R5% on schools’ education work
Summary Financials
In 2023-24, over 71% of our income was spent on…
Cost of Fundraising & Administration
We spend around 9% of our income on Fundraising and Administration, meaning you can have confidence that we ensure that the maximum possible goes to changing lives through singing.
For the money we spend on fundraising, we operate on a Return on Investment of 1:7.8, meaning that for every £1 we spend on fundraising, we generate £7.80 in return.
For this reason, we are stepping up our fundraising efforts. Please do get in touch with rachel@therodolfusfoundation.com to talk about your gift.
You can download a financial summary and our annual report and accounts here.
Funders & Supporters
We are grateful to be supported by The John Armitage Charitable Trust, The Garfield Weston Foundation and the Laing Family Trust, as well as a number of generous private donors and regular supporters.