The Royal Society Of Chemistry

Financial Year starting	Financial Year ending	Income	Total Expenditure	Charitable Expenditure
01-Jan-2017	31-Dec-2017	£63,414,000	£57,989,000	£56,752,000
01-Jan-2018	31-Dec-2018	£63,591,000	£59,653,000	£57,637,000
01-Jan-2019	31-Dec-2019	£67,251,000	£65,681,000	£64,023,000
01-Jan-2020	31-Dec-2020	£64,798,000	£64,287,000	£63,053,000
01-Jan-2021	31-Dec-2021	£63,675,000	£64,462,000	£62,531,000

Financial Year starting	Financial Year ending	Total Income	Voluntary Income	Legacy Income	Endowment Income	Charitable Activity Income	Investment Income	Trading Income	Other Income
01-Jan-2017	31-Dec-2017	£63,414,000	£242,000	£26,000	£105,000	£637,000	£1,041,000	£61,535,000	£64,000
01-Jan-2018	31-Dec-2018	£63,591,000	£126,000	£24,000	£44,000	£661,000	£1,004,000	£61,773,000	£27,000
01-Jan-2019	31-Dec-2019	£67,251,000	£579,000	£0	£367,000	£593,000	£1,075,000	£65,000,000	£4,000
01-Jan-2020	31-Dec-2020	£64,798,000	£184,000	£0	£56,000	£124,000	£890,000	£63,544,000	£56,000
01-Jan-2021	31-Dec-2021	£63,675,000	£588,000	£89,000	£62,000	£49,000	£805,000	£62,214,000	£19,000

Financial Year starting	Financial Year ending	Total Expenditure	Investment Management Costs	Grants to Institutions	Charitable Activities Costs	Governance Costs	Other Costs	Support Costs	Depreciation	Fundraising
01-Jan-2017	31-Dec-2017	£57,989,000	£395,000	£100,000	£56,752,000	£242,000	£0	£16,315,000	£1,766,000	£1,237,000
01-Jan-2018	31-Dec-2018	£59,653,000	£753,000	£819,000	£57,637,000	£286,000	£0	£17,475,000	£1,248,000	£2,016,000
01-Jan-2019	31-Dec-2019	£65,681,000	£772,000	£360,000	£64,023,000	£333,000	£0	£20,395,000	£1,072,000	£1,658,000
01-Jan-2020	31-Dec-2020	£64,287,000	£625,000	£600,000	£63,053,000	£338,000	£0	£18,815,000	£857,000	£1,234,000
01-Jan-2021	31-Dec-2021	£64,462,000	£1,505,000	£0	£62,531,000	£356,000	£0	£18,962,000	£722,000	£1,931,000

to promote the publication of the results of original research in chemistry. to promote chemical publications other than the regular periodical publications of the society. provision of travelling expenses for educational purposes. the object of the charities is to advance the science of chemistry and its application for the public benefit by recognising excellence through the provision of awards, prizes and other means. in providing a medal and a monetary prize of such an amount as the society think fit awarded to the lecturer giving the spiers' memorial lecture on physicsl chemistry. in continuing the bourke lectures as nearly as may be upon the same conditions as those previously applied thereto by faraday and in providing a medal (to be known as the bourke medal) and a monetary prize of such an amount as the society may from time to time determine which shall be awarded annually to the lecturer who shall deliver the bourke lectures in that year. the furthering of knowledge of the chemistry of oxygen including its uses and applications and the establishment and regular holding of conferences to commemorate the discoveries of joseph priestley. the object of the charities is to advance the science of chemistry and its application for the public benefit by recognising excellence through the provision of awards, prizes and other means. the object of the charities is to advance the science of chemistry and its application for the public benefit by recognising excellence through the provision of awards, prizes and other means. the object of the charities is to advance the science of chemistry and its application for the public benefit by recognising excellence through the provision of awards, prizes and other means. to advance the science of chemistry and its application for the public benefit by recognising excellence through the provision of awards, prizes and other means to advance the science of chemistry and its application for the public benefit by recognising excellence through the provision of awards, prizes and other means to advance the science of chemistry and its application for the public benefit by recognising excellence through the provision of awards, prizes and other means to advance the science of chemistry and its application for the public benefit by recognising excellence through the provision of awards, prizes and other means to advance the science of chemistry and its application for the public benefit by recognising excellence through the provision of awards, prizes and other means to advance the science of chemistry and its application for the public benefit by recognising excellence through the provision of awards, prizes and other means to endow a lectureship in chemistry. to promote original research in the science of chemistry. to advance the science of chemistry and its application for the public benefit by recognising excellence through the provision of awards, prizes and other means to promote a lectureship in the science of chemistry. for the purposes of the faraday division of the royal society of chemistry and the general advancement of chemical science. 1. to relieve poverty among the beneficiaries. 2. such other legally charitable purposes as the society shall from time to time think proper. to be applied in augmentation of the income of the royal society of chemistry benevolent fund. income to be applied in augmentation of the income of the royal society of chemistry benevolent fund. to advance the science of chemistry and its application for the public benefit by recognising excellence through the provision of awards, prizes and other means to advance the science of chemistry and its application for the public benefit by recognising excellence through the provision of awards, prizes and other means general advancement of chemical science. the objects of the trust fund are to advance the science of chemistry and its application for the public benefit by recognising excellence through the provision of awards, prizes and other means.

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