Well Tony, if you could be bothered, rather than shit stirring, you could have looked on Object's website at their 2009-10 Annual Report to get an idea of funding for that year and what was expected in the year to come.
In that year, they got the following:
£10,000 grant from Allen Lane Foundation for the Demand Change Campaign
£5,000 from Joseph Rowntree Reform Trust for the Joining the Dots project
£2,000 from Unison Women's Committee to produce educational materials
£6,000 in member subscriptions
£14,000 from donations and fundraising activities (e.g. comedy nights, sponsored runs, jumble sales, that sort of thing - including a £1000 donation from Garden Court Chambers Social Fund.)
That adds up to £37,000 - hardly a princely sum when you think if the vast resources available within the for-profit porn, strip clubs, etc. industry!
According to the report, they expected to receive two new grants in 2010-11 that they would receive for a total of two years:
£50,000 from Trust for London for their education and campaigning work related to lap dancing clubs.
£25,000 from Esme Fairbairn towards core and strategic costs.
All this info is available on their site and on the respective funders' websites. Nothing is secret, so stop suggesting it is.
Like most small voluntary organisations, they are only able to do what they do because so many folks volunteer their time and resources to support them. They have few paid staff to co-ordinate the thing and tend to the admin, finance, regulatory, etc. stuff. The fact that they literally operate on a shoestring, yet achieve so much (and frighten people like you so much!) is a testament to the heartfelt commitment of the men and women involved in the organisation. It's hardly surprising they've won do many awards for their work. Amazing stuff.