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The Financial Conduct Authority (FSA) requires us to have an ‘objects’ rule. From our [[Rules]]:
The Financial Conduct Authority (FSA) requires us to have an 'objects' rule. From our [[Rules]]:


The objects of the Society shall be to carry on any business for the benefit of the community by
The objects of the Society shall be to carry on any business for the benefit of the community by:
*Promoting the keeping of usable items out of landfill.
*Promoting the keeping of usable items out of landfill.
*Promoting and supporting local community groups working in the area of reuse.
*Promoting and supporting local community groups working in the area of reuse.
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*Informing and educating the public about environmental matters related to the reuse and recycling of unwanted usable goods.
*Informing and educating the public about environmental matters related to the reuse and recycling of unwanted usable goods.
*Promoting sustainable waste management practices.
*Promoting sustainable waste management practices.


*[[1. What is Freegle]]
*[[1. What is Freegle]]
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*[[1.5 Our strategic objectives]]
*[[1.5 Our strategic objectives]]
*[[1.6 Public Benefit]]
*[[1.6 Public Benefit]]


Link: [[Director Handbook]]
Link: [[Director Handbook]]


[[category:1.Introduction to Freegle]]
[[Category:Organisation & Governance]]
[[Category:1.Introduction to Freegle]]

Latest revision as of 12:00, 17 July 2026

The Financial Conduct Authority (FSA) requires us to have an 'objects' rule. From our Rules:

The objects of the Society shall be to carry on any business for the benefit of the community by:

  • Promoting the keeping of usable items out of landfill.
  • Promoting and supporting local community groups working in the area of reuse.
  • Empowering and supporting volunteers working for local Freegle groups.
  • Informing and educating the public about environmental matters related to the reuse and recycling of unwanted usable goods.
  • Promoting sustainable waste management practices.

Link: Director Handbook