495 donors gave £1.8 million in philanthropic income.
During a period of financial uncertainty - not only for the College but across our wider community - we remain determined in our commitment to maintaining, not reducing, our investment in the bursary programme - a cornerstone of the Dulwich College community and a defining part of who we are. That's why in 2024/25, £5 million was spent on bursary support- including but not limited to fee relief.
Number of donors: 495 OAs 310 Parents 137 Staff 13 Trusts and Foundations 10 Organisations 7 Governors 3 Friends 15
Donations: £1.8m OAs £759,236 Parents £704,120 Staff £28,264 Trusts and Foundations £60,885 Organisations £63,925 Governors
Although fewer pupils received significant bursaries compared to the previous year, the cost of sustaining the programme at its current level increased. Nevertheless, we’re pleased to report that projections for bursaries for academic year 2025/26 are trending upwards.
222 2025/26
214 2023/24
*figures rounded for illustrative purposes
£13,005 Friends £176,239
192 2024/25
£407,168 in legacies received this year
197 2022/23
195 2020/21
191 2019/20
191 2018/19
190 2021/22
All of the College’s funds are committed to the pursuit of its charitable objectives. The information given has been taken from our internal unaudited management information for the year ended 31 July 2025. A copy of our accounts can be found online: www.dulwich.org.uk/about/annual-reports-and-accounts
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