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Volunteer fundraising is hugely important to charities.
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Some areas of fundraising are also subject to broader non-charity specific legislation, which is enforced by these regulators:
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Running a great fundraising event requires good planning and preparation. This guidance helps you to think through the key things to ensure your event is successful
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This guidance page covers the ways you can give to charity- whether this is money, time or through donating goods.
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In this blog, Head of Policy at The Fundraising Regulator shares insights into their complaints report and updates on their new strategic plan.
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Door-to-door collections can involve cash, goods and direct debit commitments and may be carried out by volunteers, charity officers, professional fundraisers and commercial participators.
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This page provides introductory information on the ways individuals can fundraise.
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This page provides an introduction to safeguarding and provides key questions every charity should consider. It also links to further guidance.
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This guidance provides an introduction to public fundraising. It looks at how individuals can carry out different forms of fundraising, with links provided to standards and helpful resources.
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This page introduces guidance on the key things fundraisers and charities need to know about tax-effective giving.
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Tips and guidance on how to run outdoor challenge events in the UK
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Marcia Hibberd from Marie Curie says that Payroll Givers have done so much for the people of the UK and other countries with little recognition, making them the unsung heroes of charitable giving.
Calling all members! Share your ideas on how to grow giving, get inspiration from thought leaders on how to shake up charitable giving and find the latest fundraising insight and data.
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You can claim back 25p every time an individual donates £1 to your charity or community amateur sports club (CASC). This is called Gift Aid.