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Fundraising Code

10. Digital

This section includes standards for emails and messages to mobile devices, as well as online fundraising platforms, including telling donors about how you will use their data and any fees charged.

Fundraising Code

9. Fundraising communications and advertisements

This section covers standards related to marketing your campaign, outlining the importance of appropriately communicating with your audience so that donors can make an informed decision.

Fundraising Code

8. Collecting money or other property

This section covers collections of money or other property (including goods and regular gifts) for charitable institutions, whether carried out on the street, house-to-house or on private sites.

Terms and conditions of registration for non charities

Our terms and conditions of registration for non charities.

Terms and conditions of registration for charities

Our terms and conditions of registration for charities.

Fundraising Regulator terms and conditions of registration

Our terms and conditions of registration for charities and non charities.

Fundraising Code

7. Professional fundraisers, commercial participators and partners

This section includes what needs to be set out as part of fundraising agreements and what paid third-party fundraisers must say to donors when fundraising on behalf of a charitable institution.

Fundraising Code

6. Fundraising involving children

This section includes standards on minimum age restrictions that apply when fundraising, and standards to protect children and their data.

Fundraising Code

5. Volunteers

This section contains standards on working with volunteer fundraisers, where their activity is known to your organisation.

Fundraising Code

4. Processing donations

This section includes standards about handling different forms of payment to make sure donations are secure. It also includes rules on Gift Aid.

Fundraising Code

3. Processing personal data (information)

This section sets out the standards we expect when you process personal data, including standards related to direct marketing.

Fundraising Code

1. Behaviour when fundraising

This section sets out how fundraising organisations and fundraisers must behave when fundraising, including treating people fairly and with respect.

Fundraising Code

Using the code

The Code of Fundraising Practice sets the standards that apply to fundraising carried out by all charitable institutions and third party fundraisers in the UK.

Fundraising Code

2. Responsibilities of charitable institutions and those who govern them

This section sets out the standards in relation to risk assessments, complaints-handling procedures and making sure charitable institutions use donations for the purposes for which they are given.

Our Board

Photos and information for all Fundraising Regulator board members.

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Donations

Donations are a key source of income for charities. Annual research by the Charities Aid Foundation suggests around £10 billion is voluntarily gifted to charity each year in the UK.

Board of Directors: Terms of Reference

Terms of Reference for the Fundraising Regulator's Board of Directors.

Community Fundraising and Events

An event may form part of a national campaign by a charity or a one-off event. Either way, it can be an opportunity to raise money, increase awareness, reach new audiences and involve local communitie...