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Turn an idea into responsible support for an approved program

Individuals, schools, community groups, workplaces and supporters can organise fundraising activities for Favored Generation, once the activity has been approved.

Written approval required first

Before you begin

Any public fundraising that uses our name, logo, registration information or program claims needs written approval before it starts. That is not bureaucracy for its own sake: approval is how we make sure the activity is safe, lawful, accurately described, and connected to an eligible Favored Generation entity and purpose.

It also protects you. An unapproved fundraiser that describes our programs inaccurately, or issues something that looks like a tax receipt, creates a problem for the organiser as much as for us.

Ideas

Things people have done

  • A workplace or school campaign
  • A birthday or milestone fundraiser
  • A community walk, creative showcase or benefit event
  • A technology or essential-item drive
  • A peer-to-peer online campaign
  • A matching-gift campaign

What approved fundraisers must do

  • Use authorised materials only
  • Explain clearly where the funds will go
  • Keep accurate records
  • Protect donor information
  • Never issue unofficial tax receipts
  • Follow local permit and insurance requirements
  • Submit proceeds through the approved process

What we can provide

  • An approved program description
  • Fundraising guidance
  • Logo and brand-use rules
  • The official donation link
  • Acknowledgement wording
  • A post-campaign confirmation or impact update, where available

Limits

What approval does not mean

Approval does not make an organiser an employee, agent or spokesperson for Favored Generation. It does not authorise contracts, expenses, bank accounts, raffles, lotteries, alcohol sales, or the use of participant information, unless each of those is specifically approved in writing.

Ready to propose something?

Send us the idea, the rough dates and where you would want the funds to go. Approval protects you as much as it protects us, and it is usually quick.