Charity Fraud Awareness Week brings together the charity and not-for-profit sectors from around the world to raise awareness and share good practice in tackling fraud and cybercrime.

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Preventing charity fraud

Charities can be susceptible to fraud. Understand the risks and get the tools to better protect your charity from fraud and cybercrime.

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My charity pledges to work actively to prevent fraud wherever it might occur in our organisation.

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3 ways to get started

  1. Get involved in charity fraud awareness week
  2. Use (and share!) the free online resources
  3. Take the fraud pledge

Events

Do you work or volunteer for a Charity, NGO or Not For Profit ? Join us for a one-day conference, free to charities, hosted by BDO […]

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As a part of Charity Fraud Awareness Week, Fraud Advisory Panel have partnered with Evelyn Partners and Burness Paul to host a free to charities event, […]

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Insights

Cost of Living Crisis

Legacy Fraud: Where there’s a Will there’s a way!

December 1, 2023

Fraud is a risk to any charitable organization. Fraudsters will not discriminate in relation to the mission of the charity, the number of staff or the amount of funding received…

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Charity Fraud

Fraud Risk in INGOs

December 1, 2023

Fraud is a risk to any charitable organization. Fraudsters will not discriminate in relation to the mission of the charity, the number of staff or the amount of funding received…

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Helpsheets

Our helpsheets offer information, advice and practical actions on grant fraud, cyber security, moving money, financial security and more.

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Financial protection

Testimonials

  • Dave Carter
    Charity Fraud Awareness Week is a highlight of our year. It gives us the opportunity to come together as a sector and to also engage with our global organisation. We generally hold multiple events in various locations, including townhall meetings, training and quizzes. The engagement we’ve had internally has been fantastic.
    Dave Carter
    Head of Global Counter Fraud, British Council
  • Caron Bradshaw
    With charity fraud becoming ever more sophisticated, the time to keep the risks uppermost in our minds is now. Many charities and their staff and volunteers are under increased economic pressure. With new financial reporting obligations on fraud now in effect, charities must be supported with fraud prevention and detection. Every organisation is susceptible, charities are not immune to the risks, but by raising awareness and sharing vital resources we can tackle fraud, together. We’re proud to support Charity Fraud Awareness Week and once again urge charities to take the Fraud Pledge.
    Caron Bradshaw
    CEO, Charity Finance Group (CFG)

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