ACE funded arts organizations: income breakdown 2022

According to an Arts Council England (ACE) analysis based on a constant sample of 708 organizations, the earned income of arts organizations regularly funded by the ACE accounted for roughly 37 percent of total earnings in 2021/2022. While the share of earned income rose significantly compared to the previous financial year, it stayed below the figure reported in 2019/2020.

Distribution of income generated by Arts Council funded organizations in England from 2019 to 2022, by type

Characteristic	Earned income	Arts Council England subsidy	Contributed income	Local authority subsidy	Other public subsidy
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Release date

October 2022

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Region

United Kingdom (England)

Survey time period

2019 to 2022

Number of respondents

708 respondents

Special properties

figures refer to a constant sample of organizations receiving regular funding from ACE

Supplementary notes

Financial years running from April to March. Data are based on a constant sample of theater organizations receiving regular funding from Arts Council England (ACE) as a National Portfolio Organization.

Earned income: all income generated by the organizations' own activities.

Arts Council England subsidy: including government and lottery funding.

Contributed income: including sponsorships from business organizations, income from trusts or foundations, and the public (where no benefit is received in return).

Local authority subsidy: subsidies received from local authorities, including revenue and project funding.

Other public subsidy: including grants received from all other public sources.

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