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The document provides guidelines for ICAP members participating in fundraising activities. It states that funds raised must be designated for a specific program in order to count fundraising hours toward service hours. General operating funds do not qualify. Fundraising is defined as any activity that pursues or receives revenues, while capacity building that indirectly supports revenue is not considered fundraising. Fundraising cannot be used for living allowances or general operating expenses, and must be less than 10% of service hours. Fundraising can support program delivery, community needs, or provide sustained services after a member's term of service. Members should contact supervisors if unsure if an activity qualifies as fundraising. The guidelines do not supersede policies in member service agreements.
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