The register tells you a charity exists. Dana House tells you whether it delivers: eight evidence-led scores per charity, peer benchmarks and cause classification, built by reading annual reports, accounts and websites at a scale no research team could.
50,000+ fully scored. Counts as of July 2026. Scores are evidence-led proxies, not audited measures.
Every scored charity receives eight independent scores, calibrated against the full UK charity population. Select a score for its definition and an example.
Depth and consistency of public evidence, governance and transparency standing.
Funder and grant diversification, freedom from single-backer dependence.
Whether the cause and area is under-served rather than saturated.
Scale and reach relative to peers, beneficiary need and cause severity.
Operational and financial delivery capacity, continuity and stability.
Whether the stated work credibly turns into real delivery.
Quality higher than the charity's visibility would suggest.
Deployment quality of spending and directional financial health.
Coverage by income band, how the pipeline reads three registers, how scores are built and how fresh the data is. All on one page.
Structured charity intelligence for institutions, analysts and capital allocators. All plans self-serve, no long-term contracts.
Built from official UK public registers: CCEW, OSCR and CCNI.