
This policy sets out how we approach fundraising in a way that is ethical, transparent and respectful.
We are committed to raising funds responsibly to support unpaid carers and the people they care for, while maintaining public trust and confidence.
We will:
We will not:
Where fundraising is carried out by third parties on our behalf, we will ensure appropriate agreements and oversight are in place.
We recognise that some supporters may be vulnerable due to age, illness, disability, financial hardship or personal circumstances.
If we believe a person may not be in a position to make an informed decision about donating, we will:
We will always prioritise safeguarding and wellbeing over income generation.
We reserve the right to refuse or return a donation where:
Any such decision will be made carefully and documented appropriately.
We will:
We take complaints about fundraising seriously.
If you have concerns about how we have raised funds or communicated with you, please contact us using our general contact details.
Complaints will be handled promptly, fairly and in line with our Complaints Policy.
Personal information collected through fundraising activities will be handled in accordance with our Data Protection Policy.
We will not share or sell donor data.
This policy will be reviewed regularly to ensure it remains effective and compliant with current legislation and best practice.
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