Reference

Data dictionary

Every field we publish, what it means, how it is formatted and when it is blank. Read it before you talk to us: the columns below are the columns you get.

How to read the scores

  • Ranges are stated per field. Some scores run 0 to 100 and some 0 to 1; the format column says which, and they are not interchangeable.
  • They are evidence-led proxies, not audited measures. They are derived from public filings and website signals. They are not financial advice and not a verdict on any charity's merit, and must not be presented to anyone as either.
  • Treat scores as accurate to ±0.1. Do not build logic that depends on differences finer than that.
  • A blank is meaningful. Where a field lists a blank condition, an empty cell means the evidence for it did not meet the bar. It does not mean zero.

Full derivation for each score is in the methodology.

Where each field appears

Two independent surfaces. A field can be in the API but not the CSV, or the other way round, so they are shown as separate columns rather than one "advanced" label.

Default
In the standard Pro CSV export.
Advanced
In the extended CSV export, not the standard one.
Starter
In the API from the first paid tier that has API access.
Premium
In the API on premium output only.
Not included
Not published on that surface at all.

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