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•Fundraising that is contrary to public policy will include:
–Failure to comply with legislation or public pronouncement (ex: misleading solicitations that are contrary to consumer protection, i.e. Competition Act)
–Results in incontestable harm to public interest (ex: contract agreements between charities and third party fundraisers where there is misrepresentation to the public about whether donations go to charitable purpose or to pay for fundraising)
–e.g., failing to disclose that 70% or more of funds raised goes to third party fundraising
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