Robin Hood Index11 Charities

Which charities give it all away vs build reserves? Compare surplus ratios to see who redistributes donor funds most effectively vs who accumulates assets.

How it works: The Robin Hood Index measures each charity's surplus ratio (revenue minus expenses, as % of revenue). Negative = spending more than received (generous). Near zero = balanced. Positive = building reserves. Note: Endowment foundations are expected to accumulate - they're marked separately.
Generous (Deficit)
1
Balanced
6
Reserve Builders
2
Avg Surplus Ratio
+17.1%
CharitySectorRevenueSurplusSurplus %TypeGrade
Greenpeace Aotearoa IncorporatedEnvironment$9.8M$-1,045,741-10.7%Deficit SpenderC
The Cawthron Institute Trust BoardEducation$48.4M$-1,155,000-2.4%BalancedB
Barnardos New Zealand IncorporatedSocial Services$59.4M$-1,214,000-2.0%BalancedA-
Visionwest Community TrustSocial Services$129.5M$142K+0.1%BalancedB+
Brackenridge Services LimitedOther$41.3M$996K+2.4%BalancedB
OSPRI New Zealand LimitedOther$92.0M$11.9M+13.0%Modest SurplusB-
TBfree New Zealand LimitedOther$57.7M$8.2M+14.2%Modest SurplusB-
Te Whanau O Waipareira TrustSocial Services$94.0M$24.0M+25.6%Reserve BuilderC
Waipareira Investment GroupCommunity Development$9.3M$2.9M+30.9%Reserve BuilderF
Barnardos New Zealand FoundationEducation$225K$121K+53.7%Endowment (Expected)C+
The Cawthron FoundationEducation$409K$257K+62.8%Endowment (Expected)B+