Standards which apply to specific fundraising methods

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This section covers the standards that apply to different fundraising methods. You should identify the methods you use to fundraise and meet the standards in the relevant sections. You should read these standards alongside the standards in parts 1 and 2 of the code.

8. Collecting money or other property
- 8.1. Behaviour when collecting money or other property
- 8.2. Licences and permission
- 8.3. Exemptions
- 8.4. Further standards that apply to particular locations and activities
- 8.5. Static collections
9. Fundraising communications and advertisements
- 9.1. General standards
- 9.2. References in documents
- 9.3. Fundraising by mail
- 9.4. Fundraising by telephone
10. Digital
- 10.1. Digital media
- 10.2. Online fundraising platforms
- 10.3. Messages to mobile devices
- 10.4. Bulk email
11. Events
- 11.1. Venues, locations and equipment
- 11.2. Risk assessment and insurance
- 11.3. Licences and permission
- 11.4. People taking part in a fundraising event
- 11.5. Promoting an event
- 11.6. Cancelling an event and contingency plans
- 11.7. On the day
- 11.8. Financial procedures
- 11.9. After the event
- 11.10. Events organised by third parties
- 11.11. Events involving travel
12. Lotteries, prize competitions and free draws
- 12.1. Lotteries – general responsibilities
- 12.2. Role of the promoter
- 12.3. Considerations other than the Gambling Act
- 12.4. The draw
- 12.5. Procedure after the draw
- 12.6. Prize competitions and free draws
13. Grant-making bodies (including trusts and foundations)
- 13.1. Statutory funding
- 13.2. Preparation and procedures
- 13.3. After applications have been accepted or rejected
- 13.4. Reporting
14. Payroll giving and post-tax salary donations
- 14.1. Professional fundraisers and payroll giving
- 14.2. Pre-tax payroll giving
- 14.3. Promoting committed giving in the workplace
15. Legacies
- 15.1. Legacies – general responsibilities
- 15.2. Written communications asking for legacies
- 15.3. Communicating in person
- 15.4. Involvement of charitable institutions in making a will
- 15.5. Fundraisers’ relationships with potential testators
- 15.6. Paying for wills with charity funds
- 15.7. After a legacy has been made