Policy Template Section: Governance Area: Policy Title: Revenue Generation and Fundraising Approval Date: Review Date: This policy encompasses the responsibilities of the Executive Director as set forth by the Board of Directors. Policy Statement: The Executive Director not perform, allow, or cause to be performed any fundraising activity which is unlawful, insufficient to meet accepted business and professional ethics, or the prudent person tests, in violation of any agreements with, or the requirements of established funding sources and regulatory bodies, untrue to the Board's values as stated in policy, or damaging to organization's image in the community. Further, without limiting the scope of the above statement by the following list, the Executive Director shall not: Deviate from the Ethical Fundraising and Financial Accountability Code as developed by the Canadian Centre for Philanthropy. Exploit the confidence of, or detract from the dignity of the organization's clients. Promote an unrealistic expectation by the contributor of receiving a material return disproportionate to the contribution made. Engage in major fundraising activities that have a high risk of producing insufficient revenues to offset the costs of the activities.
Policy Template Section: Governance Area: Policy Title: Revenue Generation and Fundraising Approval Date: Review Date: This policy encompasses the responsibilities of the Executive Director as set forth by the Board of Directors. Policy Statement: The Executive Director not perform, allow, or cause to be performed any fundraising activity which is unlawful, insufficient to meet accepted business and professional ethics, or the prudent person tests, in violation of any agreements with, or the requirements of established funding sources and regulatory bodies, untrue to the Board's values as stated in policy, or damaging to organization's image in the community. Further, without limiting the scope of the above statement by the following list, the Executive Director shall not: Deviate from the Ethical Fundraising and Financial Accountability Code as developed by the Canadian Centre for Philanthropy. Exploit the confidence of, or detract from the dignity of the organization's clients. Promote an unrealistic expectation by the contributor of receiving a material return disproportionate to the contribution made. Engage in major fundraising activities that have a high risk of producing insufficient revenues to offset the costs of the activities.
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