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Setting up and running a charity Fundraising

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Introductory guides

Fundraising legally and responsibly
Safer giving - advice for charities and the public

Essential reading

Get funding to start a charity
Charity trading: selling goods and services
Charities: working with companies and professional fundraisers
Charities: disaster and emergency appeals
Work with other charities
Wills and charitable legacies
Alcohol at charity meetings and events
Charities and trading

Technical guidance

Be aware of suspect donations - advice for charities
Charity fundraising: a guide to trustee duties (CC20)
Complaints about charities (CC47)
Trustees trading and tax: how charities may lawfully trade (CC35)
Disaster appeals: Charity Commission guidance on starting, running and supporting charitable disaster appeals (CC40)

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Charities and commercial partners (RS2)
Safer giving advice for Syria

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