GDPR for Charities
GDPR for charities is no different from the requirements of a business. They still collect personal data and they still market themselves to raise awareness and collect donations. In fact many fall foul to other areas like PECR which works alongside GDPR but means you cannot use data of those you collected donations from to then mail about your other campaigns.
You also cannot share your list of people who have donated to other charities even if they are for a good cause.
Do not get caught out and ensure your charity, not for profit or CIC is compliant and protecting the data of your staff, volunteers, trust, doners, and partners.
You also cannot share your list of people who have donated to other charities even if they are for a good cause.
Do not get caught out and ensure your charity, not for profit or CIC is compliant and protecting the data of your staff, volunteers, trust, doners, and partners.
GDPR for Charities
All charities, not for profits and CICs still need to comply with the GDPR and the PECR.
Only if you do not collect, store or process any personal data of any natural person. This is very unlikely.
If your charity collects, stores and processes personal data then yes your charity will need to register with the ICO.
Yes, charities are no different to a business and need to have the relevant documentation in place to ensure compliance.
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