Green Party — Donor Model

Green Party — Donor Profile 
 Key feature: The Green Party of England and Wales does not accept large corporate donations or donations from companies with government contracts. Their funding model is based primarily on: 
 
 Individual membership subscriptions 
 Small donations from members and supporters 
 Crowdfunding campaigns for elections 
 Bequests in wills 
 Local party fundraising 
 
 Notable individual donors: There are no individual "megadonors" to the Green Party comparable to other parties. The party's constitution and ethical policy explicitly limit large donations. The party has a policy of not accepting donations from: 
 
 Companies with government contracts 
 Companies involved in fossil fuels, arms, or gambling 
 Anonymous donations over £500 
 
 Funding scale (2024-2026): The Green Party's total income is estimated at £2-5 million annually — vastly smaller than Labour or Conservative fundraising. Most comes from membership fees and small donations. 
 Transparency notes: 
 
 The Greens are consistently rated the most transparent UK party on funding by transparency campaigners 
 All donations over £500 are publicly declared 
 The party has never been investigated by the Electoral Commission over funding irregularities 
 
 Summary 
 The Greens are fundamentally different from other parties in their donor model. There are no wealthy individual donors to track — the party's funders are its members.