Fundraising Events Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
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What is funding used for?

A

Activities, campaigns, policy research, personnel expenses

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2
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Fundraising events

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Dinners, auctions, charity events

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3
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What is the primary purpose of political party fundraising events in the UK?

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To raise funds for campaign activities and party operations.

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4
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True or False: Fundraising events can only be held by major political parties in the UK.

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False

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5
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Fill in the blank: Political party fundraising events often include ______, auctions, and dinners.

A

galas

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6
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What is a common type of fundraising event held by political parties?

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Charity dinners

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7
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Which UK political party is known for hosting large-scale fundraising events?

A

The Conservative Party

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8
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True or False: All donations to UK political parties must be declared to the Electoral Commission.

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True

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9
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What is the maximum amount an individual can donate to a political party in a year without declaring it?

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£1,500

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10
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Multiple choice: What is the primary legislation governing political party fundraising in the UK?

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A) Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000

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What role do ‘fundraising committees’ play in political parties?

A

They organize and manage fundraising events.

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Fill in the blank: Political parties often use ______ events to engage with their supporters and potential donors.

A

networking

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13
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True or False: Fundraising events can only be attended by party members.

A

False

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14
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What is a ‘donor recognition’ event?

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An event that acknowledges and thanks major donors.

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15
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Which type of event typically allows for direct interaction between party leaders and supporters?

A

Town hall meetings

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16
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What is ‘online fundraising’ in the context of political events?

A

Using digital platforms to collect donations and promote events.

17
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True or False: Political fundraising events can only take place in person.

18
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Multiple choice: Which of the following is NOT a typical fundraising method?

A

C) Government grants

19
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What is the purpose of ticket sales in fundraising events?

A

To generate revenue for the party.

20
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Fill in the blank: Fundraising events often feature ______ speakers to attract attendees.

21
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What is the significance of ‘transparency’ in political fundraising?

A

It builds trust and accountability with the public.

22
Q

True or False: Political parties can receive unlimited donations from corporations.

23
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What is a ‘fundraising appeal’?

A

A request for donations typically sent via mail or email.

24
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Multiple choice: Which of the following is a common expense associated with fundraising events?

A

B) Venue rental

25
What is the role of 'volunteers' in political fundraising events?
To assist in organizing and running events.
26
Fill in the blank: Successful fundraising events often rely on ______ marketing to reach potential donors.
effective
27
True or False: Fundraising events can help increase voter engagement.
True
28
What is the purpose of a 'silent auction' at a fundraising event?
To raise money through bidding on items without live auctioneers.