Charity Organisations could Face Bankruptcy

The video discusses the case of Neveah, a 3-year-old with leukemia, who may need a bone marrow transplant. Her mother seeks help from the African Caribbean Leukemia Trust (ACLT), which faces closure due to rising costs and reduced donations. The video highlights the broader issue of government funding cuts affecting charities, with many facing significant budget reductions. To survive, charities are increasingly turning to famous patrons for fundraising. The video concludes with the reality that charities will rely more on public donations, especially for niche causes.

What is the primary challenge faced by Neveah in finding a bone marrow donor?

• Her location

• Her age

• Her medical condition

• Her ethnicity

What is the main reason for the potential closure of the ACLT?

• Public disinterest

• Government intervention

• Rising costs and falling donations

• Lack of volunteers

How much could government funding for charities be reduced over the next four years?

• £1 billion

• £3 billion

• £10 billion

• £5 billion

What strategy are charities increasingly using to survive financial challenges?

• Increasing membership fees

• Reducing services

• Partnering with businesses

• Turning to famous patrons

What is the likely consequence for charities focusing on niche causes?

• Expansion of services

• Scraping the bottom of the collection bucket

• More public awareness

• Increased government support