BankTrack operates strictly independent from the financial sector and does not take any support from any financial institution. We finance ourselves through grants from private foundations and the occasional donation from individuals. As per January 2023, our funding sources are, (in alfabethical order):

• The Customer Union for Ethical Banking provides a grant to support work focused on the Cooperative Bank (EUR 3,000 in 2023);
• The European Climate Foundation supports our Banks and Climate campaign, including two projects on steel and coal finance (USD 210,000 for 2023);
• The KR Foundation supports our Banks and Climate campaign (EUR 110,000 in 2023);
• The Rockefeller Brothers Fund supports our work with a general purpose grant (USD 50,000 for 2023);
• The Tilia Fund supports our work with a general purpose grant (EUR 180,000 for 2023, tbc);
• The 11th hour project of the Schmidt Foundation supports our Banks and Human rights campaign work with a project grant (USD 100,000 for 2023).

More applications are pending and will be published on this page once secured.

For more information on our financial situation please see our 2022 Financial Report.

Help us expand our work

Our budget never matches our ambitions. Despite working very cost effective, we are always short of funds. If you value our work, or if our work benefits your business and you wish to make a donation to BankTrack in return, please contact Johan Frijns, BankTrack director, at  johan@banktrack.org. We are happy to talk with you about our plans and how you may contribute to make them work. In case you want to support our work right now please check the options here.

We gratefully acknowledge the support of all our funders for making our work possible.