a young brown-eyed man smiling with a light stubble. But a report by Reuters concluded that Taylor most likely did not exist. There was no record of Oliver Taylor on the University of Birmingham where he supposedly studied and the six experts interviewed by Reuters agreed that the profile photo was a deepfake. The websites were forced to take down the articles when contacted by lawyers. Who actually penned those articles remained a mystery. Finances Income in the years from 2011/12 to 2015/16 ranged from £1.6m (2011/12) to a high point of £2.1m (2014/15), with public donations and legacies the main source. In FY19/20, War on Want received funding from the following prominent organisations: Christian Aid Comic Relief The MCS Foundation The Network for Social Change The Open Society Foundation The Polden Puckham Charitable Foundation Rockefeller Brothers Foundation Rosa Luxemburg Foundation Service Employees International Union University of Sussex Trade Justice Movement The Waterloo Foundation See also Alter-globalisation Anti-globalisation movement Poverty in the United Kingdom The Make Poverty History coalition, of which War on Want is a member. National Minimum Wage Act 1998 Nestlé boycott Robin Hood tax Solidar, a European network of development and social welfare organisations that War on Want was affiliated to. Harold John Timperley (secretary and treasurer in the 1950s) References and footnotes External links The organisational papers of War on Want, including minutes, correspondence, reports and financial papers are held by SOAS Special Collections Development charities based in the United Kingdom Charities based in London Organizations established in 1951 Human rights organisations based in the United Kingdom 1951 establishments in England Social responsibility organizations