Fundraising terms and Conditions

1. These terms relate to the co-ordination of an event/activity with the aim of raising funds for the benefit of Camp Quality.
2. "Fundraiser" means the individual, group or organisation holding the activity or event in conjunction with or for the benefit of, Camp Quality.
3. Once the Fundraiser agrees and acknowledges these terms through this online form, Camp Quality will then send an Authority to Fundraise, which confirms and authorises the activity/event. You are then able to start fundraising.
4. Fundraisers are not authorised to use Camp Quality as their beneficiary charity until they have received the Authority to Fundraise, as this safeguards everyone involved.
5. You may fundraise during the approved dates only, and only for the approved event or activity indicated in your Letter of Authority. If you wish to extend or change any aspect of your fundraising event or activity, you will need to seek additional approval from Camp Quality.
6. The activity/event is the responsibility of the Fundraiser and due to limited resources, Camp Quality are unable to assist in soliciting prizes, organising publicity, or providing goods and services unless agreed to in writing with the Fundraiser.
7. If you are soliciting In Kind goods, asking for free or discounted good and/or services for your authorised fundraising event these items should be used for the event/activity intended. If items are not utilised for the event/activity, the item should be donated to Camp Quality.
8. Camp Quality does not allow individual community fundraisers authorised on behalf of Camp Quality, to raise funds through telemarketing or door-to-door solicitation. Both forms of fundraising have strict legislative requirements and are managed nationally by Camp Quality.
9. If the Fundraiser wishes to use the Camp Quality logo and or name on any printed materials such as, but not limited to, flyers, posters, invites, then an example of the material should be sent to Camp Quality for approval before use.
10. At Camp Quality, we respect the privacy of our children and families. We will look at any requests to involve children and/or their families on an individual basis.
11. It is essential that Fundraisers contact Camp Quality to gain approval before they contact or approach any public personality or celebrity so that we can maximise the opportunity via the Camp Quality network.
12. If the Fundraiser would like a representative of Camp Quality to attend the activity/event, they should notify Camp Quality as early as possible to enable a representative to be available. Please note; not all requests will be able to be met as staff availability is limited.
13. Camp Quality is registered as a charity with the Australian Charities and Not for Profits Commission and operates under numerous State charity licences. When fundraising for our benefit you must comply with all laws and regulations relating to charitable fundraising as well as any conditions of the Camp Quality licences to undertake fundraising that apply to you or your activity. Please contact your local Camp Quality office for more details.
14. All monies collected must be counted/verified and witnessed by a minimum of two people and accurately recorded (by the Fundraiser) as outlined by charitable fundraising laws and regulations in your state. This documentation of income and expenses (associated with the fundraising event) must then be presented to Camp Quality.
15. Funds must be remitted to Camp Quality within 4 weeks of your fundraising event. Once funds raised have been remitted, Camp Quality will issue a receipt in the name of the activity/event.
16. The Fundraiser must take all reasonable steps to ensure that the expenses do not exceed 40% of gross proceeds or a lower percentage as required by law and they must keep records of income and expenditure.
17. Your event/activity is not covered by Camp Quality’s public liability insurance. You must make sure that your own insurance policy covers any risk associated with your fundraising activity or event.
18. Camp Quality is committed to safeguarding the welfare of children and young people. If children are present during the activity/event, the Fundraiser must ensure the safety of child/ren by adequately supervising them and ensuring that there are always two adults
    present (unless the child’s parent/guardian is present). If the Fundraiser is concerned about the safety and welfare of a child, they should contact 1800 CQ SAFE (1800 277 233).
19. Individual receipts for tax deductions for attendee/supporters of the activity/event will only be issued by Camp Quality if a general donation of $2.00 or more is made. When the attendee/supporter has given money in return for goods or services, a tax-deductible
    receipt cannot be issued. Camp Quality cannot issue any receipts until the funds are deposited into the Camp Quality account.
20. Camp Quality reserves its right to withdraw its approval for the activity/event at any time if it appears that the Fundraiser is failing to adhere to any of the above terms and conditions.
21. At all times, before, during or after your fundraising event/activity you must conduct yourself with decency, dignity and good taste and in a manner, that does not harm or diminish Camp Quality’s good name in the community. Fundraisers must be aware that when they represent Camp Quality the following behaviour is NOT acceptable:

• • behaviour that threatens or endangers others;
  • use of illicit drugs, any type of ‘substance abuse’ or intoxication; and/or
  • use of inappropriate language.

State Fundraising Requirements
It is your responsibility to obtain any necessary permits or licenses for your fundraising activity, and to review fundraising regulations with your state authority – particularly if you are a registered business and/or organising a raffle or auction.

NSW
The Office of Liquor, Gaming and Racing
www.olgr.nsw.gov.au and http://www.liquorandgaming.nsw.gov.au/Pages/gaming/competitions/games-of-chance.aspx

VIC
Dept. of Justice (Consumer Affairs Vic. & Vic. Commission for Gambling Regulation)
www.consumer.vic.gov.au and https://www.vcglr.vic.gov.au/gambling/raffle/licenseeresources/faqs

QLD
Qld Office of Gaming Regulation
www.olgr.qld.gov.au and
https://www.business.qld.gov.au/industries/hospitality-tourism-sport/liquorgaming/gaming/not-profit-charitable/competitions-raffles-bingo

WA
Dept. of Racing, Gambling & Liquor
www.accc.gov.au and https://www.commerce.wa.gov.au/consumer-protection/charitable-raffles

TAS
Liquor and Gaming branch representing the Tasmanian Gaming Commission
www.gaming.tas.gov.au 

NT
Licensing and Regulation Division, NT Dept. of Justice
https://nt.gov.au/industry/gambling/lotteries-community-gambling/conditions-on-lotteriesraffles-games

SA
Office of Liquor and Gambling Commissioner
https://www.sa.gov.au/topics/family-andcommunity/community-organisations/types/charities and
https://www.cbs.sa.gov.au/licensing-and-registration/lotteries/ 

ACT
https://www.accesscanberra.act.gov.au/app/answers/detail/a_id/1549/~/charitablecollections-licensing and
https://www.gamblingandracing.act.gov.au/gambling/lotteries/raffles