Trustees being personally liable was the thing I was thinking of.
If you fund individuals (i.e. people working who aren’t part of an incorporated entity) then I’m not sure how exposed you would be to the risk that the law would treat you as a de facto employer of that person. (It may be fine, it’s just something that I don’t know).
The Charity Commission is generally nervous about charitable entities sending money to non-charities, but does not forbid it. There is a Charity Commission guidance note about this somewhere on the internet.
Trustees being personally liable was the thing I was thinking of.
If you fund individuals (i.e. people working who aren’t part of an incorporated entity) then I’m not sure how exposed you would be to the risk that the law would treat you as a de facto employer of that person. (It may be fine, it’s just something that I don’t know).
The Charity Commission is generally nervous about charitable entities sending money to non-charities, but does not forbid it. There is a Charity Commission guidance note about this somewhere on the internet.
Thanks! For anyone else reading this, this guidance seems relevant.