The Scottish Fundraising Adjudication Panel is a regulatory body that oversees and enhances self-regulation of fundraising in Scotland. They are responsible for setting fundraising standards in Scotland and handling complaints related to fundraising by Scottish registered charities. If you have a fundraising complaint that you've been unable to resolve directly with the charity, you can escalate it to the Panel as part of a three-stage process.

The Panel enforces the Fundraising Standards Code of Fundraising Practice, which outlines the expected standards for all charitable fundraising organizations in the UK. They also offer a Fundraising Guarantee, which is a positive statement about values, culture, and practices to ensure the public is treated properly by fundraisers and charities. Scottish registered charities can register for the Good Fundraising Guarantee to demonstrate their commitment to these standards.

The Panel's website features various accessibility tools to ensure all users can engage with their services. If you have a disability and encounter difficulties, they are committed to making reasonable adjustments to accommodate your needs. Contact them via phone or email for more information or to make a complaint.