To carry out charitable activities, we should adhere to the principles of voluntariness, legality and good faith, respect the personal dignity of others, and must not violate social morality, harm the public interests and the legitimate rights and interests of others, and must not disclose personal privacy and business secrets.
The term "charitable activities" as mentioned in these Regulations refers to activities such as disaster relief, helping the elderly, helping the poor, helping the disabled and saving orphans, which are carried out voluntarily and free of charge through raising, donating property or providing spiritual comfort and labor assistance. Article 4 The people's governments of cities, districts and counties (cities) shall take the development of charity as an important supplement to the construction of social security system and bring it into the national economic and social development plan. Township people's governments and sub-district offices shall support and cooperate with charitable activities carried out within their respective jurisdictions.
The civil affairs departments of the people's governments of cities, districts and counties (cities) shall strengthen the guidance, coordination and relevant supervision of charities within their respective administrative areas.
Finance, auditing, human resources and social security, education, culture, radio and television, press and publication, health, urban management and law enforcement, food and drug supervision, industry and commerce, quality supervision, taxation and other departments, as well as trade unions, the Communist Youth League, women's federations, disabled persons' federations and other organizations should do a good job in charity promotion within their respective functions and duties.
Villagers' committees and community residents' committees shall support charitable activities. Article 5 The Red Cross, charitable societies and public offering foundations established according to law may, in accordance with the provisions of relevant laws and regulations, carry out charitable fund-raising activities suitable for their purposes and open to the public.
Other public welfare social organizations and public welfare non-profit institutions may carry out charitable fund-raising activities for the public with the permission of the civil affairs departments of cities and counties (cities). Article 6 For charitable fund-raising activities carried out in accordance with Article 5 of these Regulations (hereinafter referred to as "charitable public offering"), the donated items shall meet the standards of safety, hygiene and environmental protection. If a batch of products are donated, the product quality inspection certificate or relevant certification materials shall be provided; If professional equipment is donated, production and sales personnel shall be organized to provide follow-up services such as installation, debugging and operation training; Donated food and medicine shall provide qualified product quality, shelf life and other relevant certificates. Article 7 In charitable public offering activities, donors should be honest and trustworthy, and fulfill their donation commitments; Fundraisers shall announce to the public through websites, television, newspapers and other media the donations they have accepted and the donors' performance of their donation commitments. Article 8 The fundraiser of charitable public offering shall establish a working system of tracking, inspecting, evaluating and giving feedback on the management and use of the raised property, and make it public.
Donors have the right to inquire about the use and management of donated property from charitable fund-raisers or donation institutions, and put forward opinions and suggestions; The above-mentioned institutions should cooperate with the inquiries of donors. Article 9 The fundraiser of charitable public fundraising shall, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state and the province, establish a financial accounting system and a system for the use of donated property, report the management and use of donated property to the relevant departments such as finance and auditing, and accept supervision.
Finance, auditing and other departments shall support fund-raisers to independently manage and use the donated property in accordance with relevant laws, regulations and articles of association. Article 10 A charitable fundraiser who uses the raised property to carry out charitable relief activities shall standardize relief procedures, timely distribute relief funds and materials, establish relief files, improve service level and work efficiency, and reduce work costs.
When charitable fundraisers use the raised property to carry out charitable relief activities, they shall not take any unit or individual that has a direct interest relationship with the organization and its staff as the beneficiary, unless they are registered with the local civil affairs department and really need relief. Article 11 A charitable public offering foundation shall establish a management system for relief projects, implement classified management for relief objects, establish a rescue project library, and define the objects, contents and procedures of relief projects. The property of each rescue project shall be managed in special accounts and used for special purposes.
Encourage natural persons, legal persons and other organizations to donate to relief projects, and fund-raisers for charitable public offerings shall carry out relief activities according to the wishes of the donors. Twelfth in order to help specific objects, natural persons, legal persons or other organizations can carry out charitable fund-raising activities and non-governmental mutual aid donation activities for specific groups such as their own units, communities (villages) according to law.
If the donor requests to inquire about or disclose the use of donated property, the event organizer shall cooperate. Article 13 In charitable activities, the property donated by donors should be legal property that they have the right to dispose of, which can be tangible assets such as funds and articles, or intangible assets such as intellectual property rights.
If the donated property needs to be registered for ownership change, the donor shall cooperate with it, and the required procedures shall be settled through consultation between the donor and the fundraiser.
To donate intangible assets such as intellectual property rights, relevant ownership certificates shall be provided and relevant procedures shall be handled according to law.