YogaMobility relies on five key sources of income:

  1. The class fees that we charge for attending our specialist classes
  2. Fundraising activities such as fayres, garden parties, raffles etc.
  3. Proceeds from gigs by the awesome Funky Love Posse who donate all the money that they raise.
  4. Voluntary donations from the many individuals and organisations that support us
  5. Income from a range of grant-making trusts.

Class fees

YogaMobility works hard to keep class fees to a minimum as we are aware that a sizable number of our beneficiaries would be deterred from attending classes if fees rose too far.  The current class fee is £6 so that we are able to maintain the service we offer to beneficiaries. We encourage clients to approach us if they have any difficulty with the class fees.

  • In 2018/19 YogaMobility received £11,690 in class fees
  • In 2017/18 YogaMobility received £11,286 in class fees
  • In 2016/17 YogaMobility received £11,495 in class fees

Voluntary donations

YogaMobility are grateful to the many individuals and groups who make voluntary donations in support of our work.

  • In 2018/19 YogaMobility received £7,854 in voluntary donations
  • In 2017/18 YogaMobility received £3,614 in voluntary donations
  • In 2016/17 YogaMobility received £5,448 in voluntary donations

YogaMobility are particularly grateful to the members of the Funky Love Posse (a 14 piece band made up of disabled and able-bodied musicians) who donate all of their performance fees to the charity.

Income from grant-making trusts     Millennium Stadium CT Logo

YogaMobility receives grants from a range of funding bodies that support the work that we do. Some of the grants listed below supported our costs over more than one year.

In 2018/19 we received no grant funding

In 2017/18 we received £9,547

  • £2,880 from the Sobell Foundation
  • £6,667 from the Wesleyan Community Fund

In 2016/17 we received £12,810

  • £2880 from the Sobell Foundation
  • £750 from the Lionel Wigram Memorial Trust
  • £1,000 from the Yapp Charitable Trust
  • £420 from Cardiff Neighbourhood Partnership Fund
  • £2,760 from Zurich Community Solutions
  • £5,000 from Santander Community Solutions

In 2015/16 we received £15,920 from the following:

  • £2,000 from Bailey Thomas Charitable Fun
  • £1,980 from the Boshier Hinton Foundation
  • £2,300 from the Millennium Stadium Charitable Trust
  • £500 from Sainsbury’s Welsh Community Trust
  • £2,880 from the Sobell Foundation
  • £500 from The ACT Foundation

We are particularly grateful to these bodies for the support that they give.