# Smaller charities missing out from payroll giving campaign?

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2001/02/19/smaller-charities-missing-out-payroll-giving-campaign/
- Published: 2001-02-19T00:00:00+00:00
- Author: Howard Lake

The government’s campaign to promote payroll givingbut “smaller local causes, are
getting crowded out.” Roger Kojecky, a consultant to a central London charity working
with homeless people, argues in SocietyGuardian that the professional fundraising
organisations (PFOs) that are carrying out the footwork of promoting payroll giving
are not generally welcoming to smaller local charities.
The government’s campaign
to promote payroll giving but “smaller local causes, are getting crowded out.” Roger
Kojecky, a consultant to a central London charity working with homeless people, 
argues in SocietyGuardian that the professional fundraising organisations (PFOs)
that are carrying out the footwork of promoting payroll giving are not generally
welcoming to smaller local charities.

 

 

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“Charities applying to be promoted by PFOs are, as a rule, turned away, ” he says,“
unless they are already an established brand and sure to attract immediate interest
during canvassing.”

 

 

 

 

Read Cinderellas of the payroll ball by Roger Kojecky at SocietyGuardian.

 

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