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Our Accounts

L’Œuvre d’Orient has been awarded the “Don en Confiance” certification, which stands for transparency, respect for donors, a commitment to efficiency, integrity, and selflessness. Our annual financial statements are audited by an independent auditor and published in our Annual Report, which is available upon request.

Key Figures for 2026

  • 39.4 million euros

    of resources collected

  • 72 %

    funds raised through public generosity

  • 15,1 %

    operating expenses and fundraising costs

Where do the funds go?

Targeted action where needs are immense

Our Accounts

Revenues and their uses, presented in the Income Statement by Source and Use, reflect a sound financial position. In 2024, resources totaled €39.4 million, representing a slight increase of 1.6%, primarily due to a €2.5 million increase in government grants, income not related to public donations of €2 million, as well as the use of previously earmarked funds totaling €0.99 million. Resources derived from public donations totaled €28.5 million, a decrease of €4.4 million, or -14%, thus returning to a more typical level after a year in 2023 marked by exceptional fundraising appeals related to the crises in Syria and Nagorno-Karabakh. At the same time, grant funding, which totaled €38.4 million, decreased by 4%, in line with this trend. Fundraising and operating expenses accounted for 15.1%.

Breakdown by Type of Stock

Financial and Asset Position

The income statement and balance sheet reflect a sound financial position. The table below provides a summary (figures to be completed based on the Annual Report).

Assets N N-1 Liabilities N N-1
Fixed assets — — Equity — —
Current assets — — Provisions for risks and expenses — —
Cash and cash equivalents — — Liabilities — —
Total assets — — Total Liabilities — —