This document summarizes data on philanthropy in Croatia in 2013, including the geographic distribution of donations, types of donor and beneficiary institutions, top beneficiary groups, and uses of donations. The top three final beneficiary groups were adults, children and youth with health problems (19.3% of instances), economically vulnerable people (18.3%), and children and youth with physical disabilities (13.1%). Religious communities accounted for the largest share of donations by value (35.4%), followed by companies (29%) and individual citizens (10.6%). The total value of donations recorded was 16625.2 million kuna.

1. Geographic Distribution
Purpose of Giving
Type of Beneficiary Institutions
Top 3 Final Beneficiary Groups
Final Beneficiary Groups
Use of Donations
Type of Donor, by # of Instances
Value of Donations, by Donor Type (%)
Support to Marg. Groups
Healthcare
Poverty Reduction
Education
Other
Enviroment
Culture
Animal Protection
Natural Disasters
Sport
Religion
Public infrastructure
Community Development
0 50 100 150 200 250 300
Heritage
350 400
Economic Development
402
286
176
59
18
17
11
10
8
6
3
3
2
1
32Not Specified
450
2
Non-Profit Org.
Individuals / Families
Institutions
Unknown
Other
Local / National Govt
Religious Communities
0 100 200 300 400 500
394
311
242
43
25
15
6
0–2% 2–5% 5–10% 10–20%
Women victims of
family violence
Talented children
and youth
Elderly
Mothers and
newborns
Animals
Children and youth
at risk
Religious communities
Addicts
Children and youth
members of minority
General population
Children and youth
Population of other
countries
Children and adults
with developmental
disabilities
Inhabitants of some
local communities
Children and youth
without parental care
Adults, youth and
children with health
problems
Economically
vulnerable
Children and adults
with physical
disabilities
PERCENTAGE OF INSTANCES
GROUPS OF BENEFICIARIES
27
Supplies and
Consumables 17
Scholarships
24
Raising awarness
64
Services
47
Capital investments
69
Unknown
169
General support
287
Humanitarian
aid
100
200
400
500
ONE-OFF SUPPORT LONG-TERM SUPPORT UNKNOWN
165
Medical
treatments
159
Equipment
300
Mixed Donors
Companies
Citizens (Mass Individual)
Associations
Individuals
SMEs
Private Foundations
Corporate Foundations
0 100 200 300 400 500
528
184
114
112
49
25
9
14
1
600
Religious Communities
35.4%
Companies
29.0%
Citizen (mass
individual)
10.6%
Individuals
10.0%
Corporate
foundations
7.5%
Mixed
donors
4.8%
Private
foundations
2.4%
Associations
30.9% INSTANCES = 7.793 MIL €
PERCENTAGE OF SUMS PER DONORS
0.4%
SMEs
C R O A T I A
31.1%
Northwest
Croatia
3.4%
Multiple
regions
25.2%
Adriatic
Croatia
2.1%
Out of CRO
38.2%
Mid and east
Croatia
1761 16625.2million
1036
# of instances
recorded
# of articles
indexed
# of media
outlets indexed
total value
of donations
Annual Report
on the State of Philanthropy
1761 16625.2
million
1036
# of instances
recorded
# of articles
indexed
# of media
outlets indexed
total value
of donations
19.3% 18.3% 13.1%
ADULTS, CHILDREN AND YOUTH
WITH HEALTH PROBLEMS
ECONOMICALLY VULNERABLE CHILDREN AND YOUTH WITH
PHYSICAL DISABILITIES
Croatia 2013
# of instances
# of instances
# of instances
Catalyst Foundation
Makedonska 21 Belegrade Serbia
www.catalystbalkans.org
authors
Aleksandra Vesić Nathan Koeshall
editor
Nathan Koeshall
design
Ivo Matejin Fondacija Dokukino
During 2013, Catalyst tracked media reports on domestic individual, corporate and diaspora philanthropy
in Croatia. This brochure provides key statistics on the findings of this research.
Given that the value of the donation was reported in only 30.9%
of the instances, estimation about the total amount donated
is made by extrapolation based on the known data. For more
information, please find the full report at
www.catalystbalkans.org
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