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SCOUTS CANADA STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES SECTION 11000 – FINANCIAL AND FUNDRAISING PROCEDURES 11000.1 – INTRODUCTION This policy is derived from “Scouts Canada – Fundraising Programs” which was approved by the Executive Committee of the Board of Directors in March 2001. Scouts Canada exists for the youth of Canada and all fundraising must be conducted for the sole purpose of fulfilling the mission of the organization. In making its programs available to youth, the organization is providing a valuable service to the community and has the right to seek financial support from the community in return. The spirit of the movement requires that, as far as possible, funds raised for Scouting purposes shall be earned. The use of endorsed programs ensures that viable financial benefits will accrue to the organization, that brand / image risks are addressed and that fundraising activities are consistent with the mission and values of the organization. Accordingly, all fundraising activities must be approved and conducted within the policies and procedures of Scouts Canada. 11000.2 – DEFINITION A fundraiser includes an approved product or service that is provided in exchange for funds received. The corporate fundraisers are those products or services that have been endorsed by the Executive Commissioner CEO, in consultation with staff and volunteers, and generally provide financial support to all levels of the organization. 11000.3 – POLICY GUIDELINES (i) Within the general framework set out above, Scouts Canada will undertake a limited number of corporate fundraising programs each year. (ii) All fundraising activities must be approved and conducted within the framework of the policies and procedures of the organization (e.g. financial accountabilities, use of trademark / brand,