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Apr 22, 2024 · Duties and responsibilities of the fund-raisers. Fund-raising permits or licences. Code of Practice for online charitable fund-raising appeals. Code for commercial fund-raisers.
The Charity Portal currently does not permit individuals using Singpass Foreign user Account (SFA) to access its e-Services. Please seek assistance from a local charity staff who is holding NRIC / FIN with a valid Corppass account to perform the submissions.
The OFS should be approved by the governing board members of a charity prior to submission to the Commissioner of Charities via the Charity Portal. You can download a copy of the OFS template to better prepare your charity for its annual submissions.
All charities and IPCs to which the Code applies are required to submit a Governance Evaluation Checklist (GEC) online via the Charity Portal. Disclosure of this checklist is made available for public viewing on the Charity Portal.
Contact Us. For immediate answers to your queries, please use Ask Charity, our Virtual Assistant. If you are unable to find the answer to your enquiry, you may contact Charities Unit or the respective Sector Administrators. If you wish to report a concern on a charity or a fund-raiser, please provide your name, contact details and evidence to ...
the Charity Portal (www.charities.gov.sg) to better understand the Code and how to put it into practice. More guides will be made available progressively to support
The Charities Unit's vision is to develop a well-governed and thriving charity sector with strong public support. To achieve this, we adopt an eco-system approach. The Commissioner of Charities (COC) will engage the sector through outreach initiatives as well as provide quality assurance through the Charities Act and legislations.
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Like a butterfly is attuned to changes to its environment, the Charity Council seeks to be attuned to the changes in the charity sector. This helps the Charity Council to fulfil its role as an enabler of charities, promoter of good governance and advisor to the Commissioner of Charities.
Charities, as defined in the Charities Act, refer to organisations established for exclusively charitable purposes, and are subject to the control of the High Court in exercise of the Court’s jurisdiction with respect to charities.
