# Fundraising standards board makes appointment

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2006/08/10/fundraising-standards-board-makes-appointment/
- Published: 2006-08-10T23:00:00+01:00
- Author: Howard Lake

The Fundraising Standards Board (FSB) has appointed of Kate Higgins as Scotland 
and Northern Ireland Manager of the new self-regulatory scheme for fundraising. 
Kate Higgins will promote the FSB to all stakeholders in Scotland and Northern Ireland,
particularly to fundraising organisations and the general public. She will also 
co-ordinate and implement all FSB activity and functions in these countries.

Kate was previously Head of Campaigns and Communications at Capability Scotland
for six years and has a track record in public affairs in Scotland.

I am excited about the challenges my new role will bring. It is vital that the FSB
incorporates all parts of the UK and my role is to make sure this happens in Scotland
and Northern Ireland,” she said.

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Scottish and Northern Irish fundraising organisations need a direct route to the
FSB. Members of the public in Scotland and Northern Ireland need to know they have
a channel for complaints and that they can give to their favourite charity with 
confidence,” she added.

Self-regulation for fundraising is an independent, opt-in scheme for all charitable
fundraising organisations and suppliers. Membership varies from £30 to £1200 depending
on the turnover of the charity.

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