The Charity Commission

The Charity Commission is a regulatory body in England and Wales that oversees charities to ensure they operate lawfully and effectively. Its main roles include registering charities, providing guidance, and monitoring their activities to protect the public’s trust. The Commission ensures that charities are transparent in their operations and finances, helping to prevent fraud and abuse. By setting standards and enforcing regulations, it aims to promote public confidence in the charitable sector, ensuring that donations are used appropriately to benefit society.