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ARTICLE · 28 MAY 2013

Charity Board Members Have Significant Legal Duties

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Bermuda is well known for its charitable and philanthropic organisations.

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Bermuda is well known for its charitable and philanthropic organisations. There are more than 400 registered charities in Bermuda, varying in size, reflecting a broad range of purposes. Between them and their unregistered counterparts, they make a vital contribution to the community, which would otherwise pull heavily on the government's purse strings.

Directors and officers of such organisations play a vital role in serving their causes and the community by ensuring that proper procedures and policies are in place to manage a charity's resources effectively. Bermuda charities can take the form of an unincorporated association, a company limited by guarantee, a company limited by shares, a company incorporated by private act, or a trust.

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