About the PFRA
The Public Fundraising Regulatory Association (PFRA) regulates and monitors face-to-face fundraising in New Zealand and was created by charities to raise professional and regulatory standards. The PFRA works closely with local councils throughout New Zealand to co-ordinate face-to-face fundraising.
This model has been successfully adopted in other countries around the world such as the UK and Australia.
The PFRA is a ‘not for profit’ Incorporated Society of charity members and associate agents who conduct face-to-face fundraising in New Zealand. PFRA is governed by a Board, which comprises:
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Chris Taylor, Oxfam (Chair)
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Damon Woolley, Médecins Sans Frontières (Deputy Chair)
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Simon Quirke, UNICEF
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Katharine Treasure, New Zealand Red Cross
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Kerry Johnstone, Aida for Good
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Lauren James, Cornucopia
The PFRA works closely with the Fundraising Institute of New Zealand (FINZ) and PFRA Australia
