Fundraising Events Flashcards
(28 cards)
What is funding used for?
Activities, campaigns, policy research, personnel expenses
Fundraising events
Dinners, auctions, charity events
What is the primary purpose of political party fundraising events in the UK?
To raise funds for campaign activities and party operations.
True or False: Fundraising events can only be held by major political parties in the UK.
False
Fill in the blank: Political party fundraising events often include ______, auctions, and dinners.
galas
What is a common type of fundraising event held by political parties?
Charity dinners
Which UK political party is known for hosting large-scale fundraising events?
The Conservative Party
True or False: All donations to UK political parties must be declared to the Electoral Commission.
True
What is the maximum amount an individual can donate to a political party in a year without declaring it?
£1,500
Multiple choice: What is the primary legislation governing political party fundraising in the UK?
A) Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000
What role do ‘fundraising committees’ play in political parties?
They organize and manage fundraising events.
Fill in the blank: Political parties often use ______ events to engage with their supporters and potential donors.
networking
True or False: Fundraising events can only be attended by party members.
False
What is a ‘donor recognition’ event?
An event that acknowledges and thanks major donors.
Which type of event typically allows for direct interaction between party leaders and supporters?
Town hall meetings
What is ‘online fundraising’ in the context of political events?
Using digital platforms to collect donations and promote events.
True or False: Political fundraising events can only take place in person.
False
Multiple choice: Which of the following is NOT a typical fundraising method?
C) Government grants
What is the purpose of ticket sales in fundraising events?
To generate revenue for the party.
Fill in the blank: Fundraising events often feature ______ speakers to attract attendees.
guest
What is the significance of ‘transparency’ in political fundraising?
It builds trust and accountability with the public.
True or False: Political parties can receive unlimited donations from corporations.
False
What is a ‘fundraising appeal’?
A request for donations typically sent via mail or email.
Multiple choice: Which of the following is a common expense associated with fundraising events?
B) Venue rental