The Etherington Review of self-regulation of fundraising has recommended that the Fundraising Standards Board’s Fundraising Promise be abolished, together with the organisation. However, many charities still publish and are committed to a Fundraising Promise to their supporters.
Laura Croudace shares 43 examples of charities offering a Fundraising Promise. Some use the FRSB’s template, others have developed their own.
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