You are responsible for the coordination and management of your fundraising activity, this includes looking after your own health and safety,
If applicable, ensure you have the necessary permits, permissions, licenses and insurances in place and that you follow legal and local council requirements,
Ensure your fundraising activity aligns with our fundamental principles.
You are responsible for the publicity for your activity. Our Community Fundraising Advisors are here to help. Please contact getfundraising@redcross.org.nz to be put in touch with the team.
If you are creating your own publicity and printed material, you must obtain approval from New Zealand Red Cross when using the Red Cross name and/or logo.
When you are dealing with the public, sponsors and supporters, make it clear that you do not
represent New Zealand Red Cross, but instead you are raising funds to support New Zealand Red Cross.
If there are any costs involved in organising your event you are responsible for settling these with any suppliers.
Promote the use of your online fundraising page as much as possible to encourage online donations that allow for quicker and easier processing and tracking of donations save the hassle of receiving cash donations.
Bank all funds raised within two weeks of the completion of your fundraising activity and keep an overview of who donated what amount for those who want a tax receipt.
New Zealand Red Cross does not accept any financial risk resulting from your fundraising activity and is not responsible for the health and safety of you and those involved in your event.