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Public Fundraising Regulatory Association

POLICY UPDATE FEED

Hosting delegation of fundraisers from east Europe
1 Feb 2011

Attending TSI conference
Feb 10 2011

Meeting Aylesbury Vale District Council
14 February 2011

Meeting Scottish Government (Charity Law Team)
15 February 2011

Meeting Edinburgh Business Improvement District
15 February 2011

Meeting Glasgow City Council
16 February 2011

Thank you for visiting the Public Fundraising Regulatory Association's microsite.

The PFRA is the charity-led self-regulatory membership body for all types of face-to-face fundraising (F2F). Face-to-face fundraising is the personal solicitation (almost always by a professional fundraiser) of a regular charity donation via a direct debit, sometimes rather disparagingly known as 'chugging' and fundraisers as 'chuggers'.

Now in our 10th year, PFRA has as dual role as a regulator in being the bridge between councils and charities practising F2F: maintaining professional standards and ensuring fair allocation of fundraising on the ground.

This site provides top level information regarding:

• The regulatory regime governing F2F fundraising
• Best practice requirements
• Fact and figures about F2F fundraising.

We have gone into this in some depth under the various tabs (although there is much more detail on our own website – www.pfra.org.uk) and distilled this in to bite-sized chunks in the Researcher's Toolkit.

We hope this site proves useful to you.

If you want to discuss any aspect of the PFRA's role in self-regulating F2F fundraising, or you have some suggestions about how this website could be more useful to you, please contact:

Toby Ganley
Head of Policy
toby@pfra.org.uk
020 7401 8452

Constituencies in which we are currently working

We are currently working on ways to help the following councils regulate F2F:
Aylesbury(negotiating a Site Management Agreement)
Manchester (negotiating a Site Management Agreement)
Trafford (negotiating a Site Management Agreement)
Wolverhampton (negotiating a Site Management Agreement)
Canterbury (negotiating a Site Management Agreement)
Edinburgh (negotiating a Site Management Agreement)
Glasgow (negotiating a Site Management Agreement)

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