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CHRISTIAN CARE HOMES

Charity no. 299522

Annual income
£2,497,898
Annual spending
£2,345,950
Financial period end
30 June 2025
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Current comparison cohort

£1m to under £2.5m reported income

4,320active records in this site's synced band
1 of 4,320position by reported income inside the band
93.9%this record's spending divided by income
£1,000,000£2,500,000

This is a scale comparison only. It does not adjust for purpose, restricted funds, grants, group accounts, donated goods, capital projects or different reporting dates.

Nearby records by annual income

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These are the four available records immediately above and below the selected charity in its band—not editorially chosen competitors.

CharityIncomeSpendingIncome less spendingPeriod end
CHRISTIAN CARE HOMESSelectedNo. 299522£2,497,898£2,345,950£151,94830 June 2025
THE KATHERINE MARTIN CHARITABLE TRUSTNo. 261887£2,497,000£39,430,000-£36,933,00031 March 2025
LEUKAEMIA CARENo. 1183890£2,496,795£2,448,797£47,99831 December 2025
CITIZENS ADVICE BRADFORD & AIREDALE AND BRADFORD LAW CENTRENo. 1096130£2,496,493£2,529,831-£33,33831 March 2025
THE INSTITUTION OF GAS ENGINEERS AND MANAGERSNo. 214011£2,496,414£2,622,245-£125,83131 December 2025

What this benchmark cannot tell you

Income and expenditure are annual-return totals. They are not the percentage of each donation used for a cause, and the gap between them is not free cash or charity reserves.

The Charity Commission defines reserves from unrestricted funds after exclusions and says there is no single correct reserves level. You need the filed accounts, reserves policy and fund notes for that question.

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