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Income Generation

New guidance for charity fundraising in Scotland

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Details: Monday, 06 July 2009 11:15 Tamsin Morris Hits: 506

The Scottish charity regulator (OSCR) and the Institute of Fundraising have published new guidance on charity fundraising in Scotland.

The guidance is in response to the Charities and Benevolent Fundraising (Scotland) regulations which came into force on July 1st, 2009. The regulations specify how charity fundraisers must operate in terms of both the charity itself and the donating public. The guidance covers street fundraising, door-to-door collections and telephone fundraising. Further information on cash and goods collections is expected to be clarified in additional regulations, due for production in 2010.

You can find further information on the new regulations and a copy of the guidance here.