6. Professional Fundraising Agreement 2024

1. New York City Marathon Professional Fundraising Agreement 2024

1. New York City Marathon Professional Fundraising Agreement 2024

   At Walk the Walk if you excel in your fundraising, to thank you for your exceptional support, we have created the ‘Money Back Scheme’... the more you fundraise the more Walk the Walk will refund your Tour costs. 

   Minimum amount to be raised £750

   Raise £1,500 and WTW will refund £500

   Raise £1,850 and WTW will refund £615

   Raise £2,250 and WTW will refund £750

   Raise £2,550 and WTW will refund £850

   Raise £3,000 and WTW will refund £999

   For the full list of refund amount please contact the Event Team

   If you would like to receive a refund of more than £1,000, you will be classed as a Professional Fundraiser under the Charities Act 1992, Section 60, and must complete this form within 14 days of your Challenge Registration. If you do not complete this form, the maximum that can be refunded is £999.
   
   Please note: the amount that can be refunded to any Walker is the total paid for the standard Tour excluding deposit. This does not include insurance or personal spending.
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   I understand that under the Terms and Conditions linked below; the main point of this agreement that I need to be aware of are: * I am able to claim a refund of the Tour Costs depending upon the amount of money that I raise for Walk the Walk. I confirm by completing this form that, if I raise £3,750 or more and accept a refund of more £1,000, I will be classed as a Professional Fundraiser under the Charities Act 1992 and will sign this professional fundraising agreement. As stated in the following points of the standard challenge Terms and Conditions, Recitals, 3.17 and 3.18. Also in point 3.1.7 of the Professional Fundraising Terms & Conditions. I will also ensure that each donor is supplied with a copy of the statutory statement for professional fundraisers which shall read: "All Participants taking part in a Walk the Walk (WTW) overseas challenge are required to pay their own costs in taking part in the events. If a participant raises more than £1,500 WTW will potentially refund part of the costs of their challenge. When a participant is entitled to a refund of more than £1,000 they are required to declare to you that they will receive some money from your donation. In this case [insert your name] will receive between £500 and £3,000 depending on my fundraising levels. This is the Notifiable Amount set out in the Charities Act 1992."

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   Signed by: Nina Barough for and on behalf of Walk the Walk Worldwide Authorised Signatory

   

   Signed by: [NAME OF PARTICIPANT AS DECLARED ON THIS FORM] * By completing this form, you have declared that you understand and are entering into an agreement with Walk the Walk Worldwide as a Professional Fundraiser.

    

    

    

    

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