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- Use my best endeavours to raise money for Mind, and not do anything to bring Mind into disrepute
- Obtain and pay to national Mind all money raised within three months of my fundraising activity
- Get approval in advance from Mind of any use of Mind’s logo in print or digital materials
- Ensure that all materials include the text ‘Registered charity in England & Wales 219830’
- Obtain prior approval from Mind before approaching any companies, press or celebrities to support my event
- Sign the relevant form for the use of collection tins if required
- Not carry out house-to-house collections
- Not collect in any public place without first obtaining a collector’s licence from the appropriate local authority (usually the police or the council)
- Not collect on private property (including shops, pubs etc) without first obtaining the permission of the owner
- Not hold a raffle over more than one day without obtaining a licence from my local authority
- Not resell or offer for auction Mind merchandise without Mind’s permission. I shall also pass 100% of all proceeds from any permitted activity of this type solely to Mind
- Not sell alcohol at any event without having the appropriate liquor license
- Make sure my event, and any third parties involved are fully insured and not take unnecessary personal risks
- Acknowledge that Mind cannot take responsibility for any losses made through my event or liability arising from my event
- Return any unused fundraising materials that I will not require in the future to Mind
- Inform Mind at the earliest possible opportunity if I have had to cancel my event due any circumstances.
- I understand that Mind may terminate my right to raise funds at any time
- I understand that all funds raised from my event will support the work of national Mind, registered charity number 219830.
- I agree any information provide by me in connection with Mind events may be recorded and used by Mind in accordance with the Data Protection Act 1998.