Charity auctions
Legal framework for charity raffles and auctions
Details
Lottery vs charity raffle
Lotteries need a licensed operator; a free raffle per donation is a gray zone — safer as 'every donation = a chance, no minimum'.
Auction of items/experiences
Selling donated lots is charitable activity; formalize lot acceptance and sale acts.
Winner's taxes
Raffle winnings are taxable personal income (PIT + military levy); the fund reports it.
Transparency
Public rules, draw date, recorded drawing — the trust standard for 'chance' mechanics.
The riskiest scheme is 'paid → got a chance at a prize': that's a lottery with real liability. Safe formats: auctions, crowdfunding with goods rewards, 'donation = opportunity' with no stake.