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Peparing for a Charity
It is generally not recommended to collect for a charity that is going through the process of registration. This is because charities going through the registration process are not yet considered registered charities and may not have the same level of oversight and accountability as registered charities. As a result, there is a greater risk that donations collected for these charities may not be used for their intended purpose.
Here are some specific reasons why it is not recommended to collect for a charity that is going through the registration process:
Less transparency: Registered charities are required to disclose their finances and activities on a regular basis, but this is not the case for charities that are not yet registered. This means that it can be more difficult to verify where donations collected for these charities are going.
Lack of legal protection: Registered charities are protected by charity law, which means that they are accountable for their actions and can be held liable for misuse of funds. However, there is no such protection for charities that are not yet registered.
Potential for fraud: There is a risk that individuals or groups may set up charities with the intent of defrauding the public. This is more likely to occur with charities that are not yet registered, as there is less scrutiny and oversight.
If you are considering collecting for a charity that is going through the registration process, it is important to do your research and understand the risks involved. You should also be sure that you are collecting money for a legitimate cause. In some cases, it may be better to wait until the charity has been registered before collecting donations.
Ultimately, the decision of whether or not to collect for a charity that is going through the registration process is a personal one. However, it is important to be aware of the risks involved and to make an informed decision.
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Sure, here is a script that you can use when door knocking to collect donations for a proportional giving payroll deductions element for Project Zeus:
Intro
Hello there, I'm [Your Name] from [Company Name]. We're here to talk about a new initiative called Project Zeus, which aims to empower our employees to make a meaningful impact on the causes they care about.
Project Zeus Explained
Project Zeus is a payroll giving scheme that allows our employees to donate a percentage of their salary to the charities they support. It's a simple and convenient way to give back to the community, and it's all done through automatic payroll deductions.
Benefits of Project Zeus
There are many benefits to participating in Project Zeus, including:
- Make a Difference: Your donations can make a real difference in the lives of others.
- Support the Causes You Care About: Choose from a wide range of charities that you believe in.
- Give Back to Your Community: Make a positive impact on the community where you live and work.
- Tax Benefits: Your donations are tax-deductible, so you can save money on your taxes.
How to Join
To join Project Zeus, simply sign up for an account on our company's intranet. You can then select the charities you want to support and choose the percentage of your salary you want to donate. It's that simple.
Call to Action
We encourage you to join Project Zeus and make a difference in the world. Your generosity can help us to change lives and build a better future for our community.
