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The Fundraising Standards Board (FRSB) is encouraging Northern Ireland organisations to register for the self-regulation scheme.
The Fundraising Standards Board (FRSB) administers the self-regulation scheme for fundraising in the UK. The scheme is supported by government as the alternative to state regulation and to be successful and effective, needs all organisations (big and small), raising money (from all sources) to sign up.
Members adopt best practice in their fundraising activity, use the tick logo to show their commitment and provide a complaints process so any concerns can be addressed. The FRSB provides all the tools and information members need to comply and importantly, to do things well every time they ask for money to support their work.
Over 120 organisations have already joined in Scotland and Northern Ireland, including big charities, small community groups, grant-making trusts, network bodies and fundraising businesses. Our members share a common goal – to give people the confidence to give.
To join them and the FRSB, call 0845 688 9894, email membershipni@frsb.org.uk or visit www.frsb.org.uk.
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