Charity Commission (UK)

The Charity Commission for England and Wales is a government agency responsible for regulating and overseeing charities. Its main role is to ensure that charities operate legally, transparently, and effectively, protecting the interests of donors and the public. The Commission registers charities, provides guidance on legal obligations, and monitors their activities to ensure they fulfill their charitable purposes. It also addresses complaints and can take action against charities that do not comply with regulations. By maintaining public trust in charities, the Charity Commission helps to promote and support a vibrant charitable sector in the UK.