About GrantVis

About GrantVis

GrantVis is a free tool to help you understand funders better. You can combine and visualise 360Giving and charity data, and explore funding across seven different areas – from grant dates to types of recipients.

360Giving commissioned David Kane to build GrantVis and ccm.design to design it. The site is now operated by Open Data Services Co-operative Limited.

GrantVis is completely free to use, and is built on Open Source technology and openly-licenced data.

You can view the site code on Github. The tool makes use of Open Source tools, such as Flask.

Data sources

Grantmakers

GrantVis uses the 360Giving Datastore to retrieve grants data published by grantmakers to the 360Giving Data Standard.

Each of the files has been published by a grantmaker, usually on their own website, under a licence that allows the data to be reused and shared. They have used a common format – the 360Giving Data Standard – to make files in a consistent way.

Data shown on GrantVis has been fetched from the publisher's website by the 360Giving Datastore. The Datastore checks that it fits the Data Standard and adds some additional data about the geography and organisations included, if possible.

When will I see my data?

If you've published data in the 360Giving Data Standard, your data should be available on GrantVis the day after it is shown on the 360Giving Registry.

Other data

GrantVis uses the 360Giving Datastore, which adds external data from the following sources.

Find that Charity is used to bring in data about charities and other data sources. More information on the data sources used by Find that Charity

Data on postcodes comes from ONS, and is used under Open Government Licence.

  • Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2019
  • Contains Royal Mail data © Royal Mail copyright and database right 2019
  • Contains National Statistics data © Crown copyright and database right 2019

Understanding server behaviour

We collect data about your visits to the website in server logs. This is for the purpose of debugging network issues, monitoring server usage, and identifying malicious usage.

Personal data we collect:

  • Your IP address
  • User agent (information about the OS and browser that you use)
  • Referrer (what page you arrived at one of our web pages from)

We do not use this data to personally identify individuals, but it is possible that it could be used to do so, particularly if combined with other datasets.

Data processors: Mythic Beasts.

No data is transferred to third countries or international organisations.

This server data is kept indefinitely.

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