Our supporters

Pro Bono Economics’ work is made possible by a number of generous supporters, without whom we would be unable to carry out our work supporting the social sector and improving wellbeing across the UK.

We would like to take this opportunity to thank all the individuals and organisations who have supported our work both now and in the past.

We are committed to transparency and publish all organisations who have provided us with significant income. These are listed below, and further information is available from our annual accounts filed with the Charity Commission. You can find our most recent annual accounts here.

Our arrangements with partners are never exclusive and are for fixed time periods. We retain control of the scope, content, conclusions and recommendations of all funded work. If you would like to discuss working in partnership with or supporting Pro Bono Economics, please contact Susannah Behr, Director of Development at [email protected]

Job vacancy: Development Director

This is an exciting opportunity to strategise and deliver PBE’s approach to income generation and diversification. Building on PBE’s excellent reputation, the Development Director will take responsibility for fundraising and associated business planning.
Implications of the Scottish budget for the voluntary sector with SCVO

The Scottish Budget will be introduced to Parliament on Thursday 9 December. This webinar will help voluntary organisations to understand some of the high level implications of the budget for the Scottish economy, the sector and the communities we work with.
Mind the Giving Gaps: how to improve the power of UK philanthropy

This Law Family Commission on Civil Society event will launch the findings of a new set of reports on the current state of giving in the UK. We will reflect on the role of private philanthropy in serving the public good, and explore opportunities to grow UK philanthropy and achieve even more.
Levelling up People and Places with the Structural Inequalities Alliance

Covid-19 has shone a very clear light – and too exacerbated – the stark structural inequalities that continue to hold society and industry back. The event will be hosted by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) on behalf of the newly established Structural Inequalities Alliance (SIA), looking at how to chart an equitable path forwads

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A decade of change for children's services funding

PBE’s research raises concerns of a false economy in children’s services, where the need for Local Authorities to cut costs has fallen predominantly on early interventions spending such as children’s centres, family support services and services for young people.
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We are excited to announce that we now have capacity to start working with charities again on analysis and advocacy projects. We are on the lookout for new projects to start in 2022. If you have a project idea that you’d like us to consider, please get in touch!
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Boosting pre-school language skills

This research explores long-term economic importance of early years language skills, highlighting why this basic skill is so crucial to individuals as well as wider society.