1. Public Sector Funding at Tate Antoinette OLoughlin Head of Public Sector Fundraising

2. Introduction Tate and its mission Structure and governance Funding overview Public Sector Fundraising Some publicly funded projects The future

3. Tate and its mission A family of 4 galleries: London, St Ives and Liverpool Mission: to increase public knowledge, understanding and enjoyment of art Tate is a public institution owned by, and existing for, the public Audiences: 7,450,000 in 2010/11

4. Structure and governance Tate is a Non-Departmental Public Body (NDPB), funded in part by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) Tate is an exempt charity with full charitable status Tate is governed by a Board of Trustees

6. Funding overview Total income in 2010/11: £84,185m Grant-in-aid from DCMS: £32,329m - 38% Trading income: £26,037m – 31% Fundraising: £20m – 24% Membership: £4,927m – 6% Other: £860k – 1%

7. Public Sector Fundraising UK Government Departments Non-departmental public bodies Regional and local government National Lottery European Commission Non-public bodies that distribute research grants

8. Some publicly funded projects The Tate Movie Project - £3m Big & Small - £480,000 Skills for the future - £688,600 Anoxic framing - £584,431 Capital projects Research at Tate

9. The future Tates 2015 Vision Threats, Trends and Opportunities

10. HERZOG & DE MEURON 263_Tate-Modern-2/18.07.2008/Public-Launch

11. Further information About Tate: governance & annual accounts http://www.tate.org.uk/about/ The Tate Movie Project http://www.tatemovie.co.uk Transforming Tate Modern http://www.tate.org.uk/modern/transformingtm/