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Supporting Scotland's vibrant voluntary sector

Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations

The Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations is the membership organisation for Scotland's charities, voluntary organisations and social enterprises. Charity registered in Scotland SC003558. Registered office Mansfield Traquair Centre, 15 Mansfield Place, Edinburgh EH3 6BB.

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Help shape Scotland’s fundraising future

SCVO is holding a major conference in November to debate the future of fundraising regulation in Scotland

https://tfn.scot/news/help-shape-scotlands-fundraising-future

Scottish Charity Awards 2021 winners announced!

online event hosted by Sally Magnusson live from the EICC.,over 79,000 people visited the team’s website and 185 people accessed specialist self-help resources designed,As a child protection charity, our aim at Stop It Now!,Thank you so much to every supporter, donor and volunteer – without your unbelievable support and unselfish,saw support for children shielding at home, in wards and waiting rooms continue through the tightest regulations

https://scvo.scot/p/45252/2021/10/01/scottish-charity-awards-2021-winners-announced

The effectiveness of the self-regulation of fundraising in Scotland: an informal review

, and not delegate this to fundraisers Charities should lead the design of their own fundraising regulation,or door to door Events (33,206): Either run directly by the charity, or with places in events purchased,events.,Commission’s General Data Protection Regulation.,trust in fundraising, and not delegate this to fundraisers Charities should lead the design of their

https://scvo.scot/p/10161/2015/09/23/the-effectiveness-of-the-self-regulation-of-fundraising-in-scotland-an-informal-review

Fundraising in Scotland: survey report

review report The effectiveness of the self-regulation of fundraising in Scotland: an informal review,hard to develop new donors and investing in new fundraising strategies.,Only 100 (0.5%) charities operating in Scotland employ fundraising agencies.,(fun-runs, charity events); (iii) donations from the public - covenants, wills, etc.,and agencies, including issues around data management, data protection and opting in or out of fundraising

https://scvo.scot/p/10195/2015/09/23/fundraising-in-scotland-survey-report

Scottish Fundraising Working Group recommends that charities in Scotland do not use Fundraising Preference

charities whose lead regulator is the Charity Commission).”,and donors. ,The Implementation Group in Scotland has worked hard to design a system that is appropriate for the make-up,, and SCVO’s review of fundraising regulation in Scotland, reported in the autumn of 2015.,Further consultation took place at 17 round table events held in communities across Scotland, and via

https://scvo.scot/p/13972/2016/11/11/scottish-fundraising-working-group-recommends-that-charities-in-scotland-do-not-use-fundraising-preference-service

Clear, confident and connected: An enhanced system of charity fundraising regulation for Scotland

that charities should design a new fundraising regulation system.,charity fundraising Inspires public trust Promotes good fundraising Donor/public opinions of fundraising,Preference Service in Scotland. 6.2 Ipsos MORI donor focus groups SCVO commissioned Ipsos MORI Scotland,with additional protection for prospective donors. 7.3 Recommended improvements to Option 3 The Working,and the regulation of fundraising by non-Scottish, UK-wide, charities in Scotland.

https://scvo.scot/p/12786/2016/06/30/report-synopsis-fundraising-regulation-scotland

Could Scotland lead the way in fundraising regulation?

It’s the standard consumer protection approach to fundraising regulation that the Fundraising Standards,Scotland, we are looking to you The problem with this ‘consumer protection’ approach is that donors are,There is no product or service a donor ‘buys’ from a charity that requires the same type of protective,The opportunity in Scotland is to make both donors and beneficiaries central to fundraising regulation,regulation in Scotland.

https://scvo.scot/p/10661/2015/11/18/could-scotland-lead-the-way-in-fundraising-regulation

People should be main characters in our third sector stories

OAPs committing suicide because of charity calls.,Donor fatigue, fraudulent charity collectors, high wages for some third sector CEO’s, cuts, austerity,that whatever else, if it's a charity, it's a good thing.,As chair of BBC Children in Need Scotland grants committee I have ultimate responsibility for ensuring,Children in Need Scotland received around £24m of applications last year.

https://scvo.scot/p/10669/2015/11/20/people-should-be-main-characters-in-our-third-sector-stories

Designing the Self-Regulation of Fundraising in Scotland - Summit report

in Scotland in order to maintain public trust in fundraising, and not delegate this to fundraisers Charities,should lead the design of their own fundraising regulation system, with the associated rules, codes,,Scotland has the opportunity to become a world leader in fundraising regulation There is a need to get,other areas We should be aiming for fundraising regulation based on donor protection rights – we have,, e.g. care regulation Scotland currently seems to have a more supportive pro-charity atmosphere, so

https://scvo.scot/p/10909/2015/12/16/designing-the-self-regulation-of-fundraising-in-scotland-summit-report