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Who funds politics in Europe. Every declared donation, in one register.

1,173,414 gifts to parties, candidates and campaigns from 41 official registers, converted to euro and linked to European Parliament groups.

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What this is

Across Europe, parties, candidates and campaigns have to declare who gives them money. The registers are public, but scattered across 41 authorities, formats, currencies and languages. Donorscope puts them in one place: every declared gift, converted to euro and linked to the European Parliament group of the party that received it.

Search any name

A person, a company, a trade union or a party. Donors are matched within each register, so a profile shows everything a name has given, year by year and party by party.

Filter and compare

Narrow the register by country, donor type, sector, European group, years and amount. Rank by total given, sort by date, export what you see to CSV.

Check the source

Nothing is estimated or taken from the press. Every donation links back to the official file it came from, and the method page lists each register's rules and limits.

Declared
€5.05bn
converted to euro at ECB rates
Donations
1,173,414
single gifts, with date and recipient
Donors
364,456
people and organisations
Registers
41
national and EU level
Years
1995–2026
depending on the country
Latest entry
24 Sep 2026
most recent donation date

Explore

Five ways into the data from a single name to a whole continent.

Donors

People, companies, unions and associations, ranked by what they have given. Filter by country, type and sector, then open a profile to see every gift, party by party.

Browse donors Largest companies Donors to several parties

364,456donors in the register

Donations

Every single declared gift, with its date, donor, recipient and amount in euro and in the original currency, and a link to the official record.

All donations Gifts above €100,000 Latest first

1,173,414declared donations

Countries

What each country publishes and from which threshold: the United Kingdom names gifts above £11,180, Czechia lists almost every transfer, France publishes no names at all.

Countries and registers

41registers with named donors

European Parliament groups

Donations to national parties, grouped by the European Parliament group their MEPs sit in: from the EPP and S&D to the Patriots and the Greens.

EU groups

9groups, plus parties with no MEPs

Method and open data

Sources, thresholds, currency conversion and known gaps. Anything you filter in the register can be downloaded as CSV and reused with credit to the original registers.

How it works Sources by country

233official source files

Just published

Latest donations

All donations, latest first

Largest gifts this year

Gifts above €100,000 since 2025

What the data shows

Who gives

Declared donations by type of donor, all registers.

  • Individuals €2.59bn 51%
  • Companies €835m 17%
  • Trade unions €390m 8%
  • Public bodies €362m 7%
  • Associations and NGOs €254m 5%
  • Parties and branches €244m 5%
  • Anonymous €188m 4%

Who receives

By the European Parliament group of the receiving party.

Disclosure rules differ widely, so totals measure transparency as much as money. The United Kingdom and Germany publish only large gifts; Czechia, Estonia and Latvia publish almost every transfer. Read the caveats.

Built by a fundraiser

Who already gives to causes like yours? That is where fundraising starts.

I work as a fundraising consultant for political, advocacy and non-profit campaigns in Europe. I built Donorscope because the information on who gives to politics is public, but scattered across dozens of registers, formats and languages.

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Prospect research
Who already gives to causes like yours, how much, how often and to whom.
Political fundraising
Small-donor and recurring programmes, major gifts, national compliance rules.
Donor data
CRM set-up, segmentation and reporting that respects the GDPR.
Cross-border campaigns
Multilingual appeals and European Citizens' Initiatives.