Take part in the 2012 Charity Shops Survey

Finance | 17 May 2012

The twenty-first Charity Shops Survey questionnaire is now available and we would be grateful for your participation.

Click here to download .pdf questionnaire

Click here to download .xls questionnaire

To take part in this year's survey please download the questionnaire (available in either .pdf or .xls format) and return your completed responses by 28 June.

More than 6,000 shops from 75 organisations took part last year, making this the most comprehensive study of the sector. Now in its twenty-first year, the Charity Shops Survey provides essential benchmarking information and analysis of key charity retail trends and performance figures. Over the years it has served as an invaluable source of information for charities, retailers, supporters, and analysts alike.

The survey results will be published in October by Charity Finance and Fundraising magazines and will also be available here at civilsociety.co.uk.

If you would like to see how your results will be presented in the published survey, please tick the box at the start of the questionnaire. Please note that we will need your completed questionnaire by 28 June to be able to do this for you.

To purchase the 2011 survey click here

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