Charitable Activities Clause Samples
The Charitable Activities clause defines the scope and limitations of a party’s ability to engage in activities for charitable purposes under the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines what constitutes a charitable activity, such as making donations, volunteering, or supporting nonprofit organizations, and may specify any restrictions or reporting requirements related to these actions. Its core function is to ensure that any charitable undertakings align with the agreement’s objectives and do not conflict with the parties’ obligations, thereby providing clarity and preventing misuse of resources intended for charitable purposes.
Charitable Activities. 6.1 Southbank Centre does not offer any opportunities for third-party charitable fundraising in any public or foyer areas on site. This includes no collection buckets, fundraising activity or direct solicitations or gifts. Opportunities such as ‘text to donate’ are permitted within the auditoria although this must be agreed in writing via the artists / company and agreed with the Marketing and Development teams.
6.2 We are unable to offer branding opportunities for charity organisations within public / foyer spaces. Branding is possible within privately hired spaces and the auditoria, although this must be agreed in writing via the artist / company and agreed with the Marketing and Development teams.
Charitable Activities. Nothing in this Section 5 shall be construed as preventing Officer from engaging in charitable, professional, religious or civic activities such as serving on a school board, or as a member of or officer of a professional organization, provided such activity or organization does not compete directly with LabOne.
Charitable Activities. Volunteer shall neither directly nor indirectly engage in fundraising activities, solicit money or charitable contributions of any kind for CORE unless the Supervisor requests the Volunteer to perform these functions.