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About Us

ReRuns is an events-only commercial 3rd party fundraiser. Our goal is to give fashion brands a more sustainable way of dealing with their unsold, returned and/or unsold stock. Currently, many brands send these items to landfill. By giving them a solution to sell these items at once-off events we provide them with an element of brand protection and the ability to be more sustainable. Some brands donate goods, others seek a small % of the resale value to cover their costs of delivery etc and encourages them to participate.

Charities We Support

ReRuns is a commercial 3rd party fundraiser and is not a registered charity. Each event supports a small number of women’s focused charities with each charity receiving an equal amount of proceeds.

Sister Sheds: Bringing women together in a safe environment to make friends, support each other and to learn from each other’s experience. They aim to diminish isolation loneliness, to provide a safe place to talk with no judgement and no prejudice.

Registered Charity Number (RCN): 20206613

Merchants Quay Ireland: Jane’s Place is a project within MQI that is an all-female service that offers one-to-one and group support to women who are dealing with homelessness and addiction issues. A safe, warm and welcoming environment that provides holistic, trauma informed services such as Wellbeing Groups, Self-Care Days and Psycho-educational health, to name but a few.

Registered Charity Number (RCN): 20026240

Saol Project: Working with women who experience severe and multiple disadvantage – primarily addiction but also including combinations of (but not limited to) poverty, domestic and interpersonal violence, mental ill health, sex work, coming from care, homelessness, engagement with criminal justice and trauma (including the trauma of having children removed into care).

Registered Charity Number (RCN): 20065805

Fundraising Disclosure Statement

Effective Date: November 2025

Our Commitment to Ethical Fundraising

Re-Runs is committed to conducting all fundraising activities in accordance with the highest standards of transparency, accountability, and ethical practice. This Fundraising Disclosure Statement sets out our commitment to the principles established by the Charities Regulator and demonstrates our dedication to treating donors and the public with respect and honesty.

Our Fundraising Principles

Re-Runs commits to the following five core principles, as established in the Charities Regulator's Guidelines for Charitable Organisations on Fundraising from the Public:

1. Respect

We conduct our fundraising activities with respect for the rights, dignity, and wellbeing of donors, beneficiary charities, event attendees, and the public. We respect the autonomy of individuals to make informed decisions about supporting our events. We do not engage in practices that could be considered invasive, harassing, or manipulative.

2. Honesty & Integrity

We conduct all fundraising activities in an honest and truthful manner. All representations regarding the nature of our events, the allocation of proceeds, and the beneficiary charities are accurate and not misleading. We do not misrepresent how funds will be used or the status of Re-Runs. We operate with integrity in all dealings with donors, beneficiary charities, and corporate partners.

3. Transparency & Accountability

We are fully transparent with donors and the public regarding:

• The identity of all beneficiary charities and their Charity Regulator Registration Numbers

• The percentage allocation of proceeds between beneficiary charities

• The status of Re-Runs as a commercial third-party fundraiser (not a registered charity)

• How funds are handled, recorded, and remitted to beneficiary charities

• Our financial controls and record-keeping procedures

We are accountable for all funds collected on behalf of our beneficiary charities and maintain detailed records of all income, expenditure, and net proceeds for each event.

4. Financial Control

We maintain strict financial controls and detailed accounting records for all fundraising activities, including:

• Master schedule of all events with dates, venues, and details

• Complete records of all ticket sales, donations, and other income

• Complete records of all expenditure (venue hire, staffing, marketing, insurance, etc.)

• Bank deposit records and reconciliation

• Audit trail and supporting documentation retained for a minimum of six years

We implement segregation of duties to ensure that different individuals handle cash collection, financial recording, and bank deposits. All proceeds are independently reconciled and remitted to beneficiary charities within 30 days of each event, accompanied by full accounting detail.

5. Public Benefit

All fundraising activities conducted by Re-Runs have a clear charitable purpose and result in a direct public benefit. 100% of profits from Re-Runs events are donated to registered charities operating in Ireland. By attending Re-Runs events, participants contribute to meaningful charitable work that benefits vulnerable and disadvantaged communities.

About Re-Runs

Re-Runs is not a registered charity. Re-Runs is a commercial third-party fundraising platform that organises luxury fashion pop-up events featuring preloved and donated designer items. Re-Runs operates on a commercial basis, covering costs associated with event organisation, venue hire, marketing, and staffing. All net profits (after legitimate business expenses) are donated in full to registered charities.

Each beneficiary charity has approved Re-Runs as a fundraiser and operates under a formal Third Party Fundraising Agreement with Re-Runs setting out the terms and conditions of the fundraising arrangement.

Event Information & Transparency

For each Re-Runs event, we provide the following information to ticket purchasers:

• Event Date & Venue: Clear identification of when and where the event will take place

• Ticket Price: Transparent pricing with no hidden charges

• Beneficiary Charities: Clear identification of which charities will benefit

• Proceeds Allocation: The percentage of proceeds going to each beneficiary charity

• Event Description: Accurate description of what to expect at the event

• Terms & Conditions: Clear information regarding ticket cancellation, refund policy, and event terms

Financial Controls & Record-Keeping

Re-Runs maintains comprehensive financial records for all fundraising activities, including:

• Individual event records showing all income and expenditure

• Bank reconciliation and deposit documentation

• Supporting invoices and receipts for all expenditure

• Reconciliation of ticket sales, donations, and cash collections

• Independent verification of net proceeds calculation

• Documentation of proceeds remittance to beneficiary charities

These records are retained for a minimum of six years and are available for inspection by the Charities Regulator, beneficiary charities, or their authorised representatives upon reasonable notice.

All proceeds are remitted to beneficiary charities within 30 days of each event, accompanied by a detailed financial report showing all income, expenditure, and net proceeds calculation.

Data Protection & Privacy

Re-Runs collects personal data (including email addresses) from event attendees and email subscribers to our mailing list. We are fully committed to compliance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the Data Protection Acts 1998 & 2003.

All personal data is:

• Collected only for the stated purpose (event promotion, ticket sales, and beneficiary charity updates)

• Stored securely using industry-standard protections

• Never shared with third parties without explicit consent

• Retained only for so long as necessary

• Subject to individual rights of access, correction, and deletion

For detailed information regarding our data protection practices, please refer to our Privacy Notice on the Re-Runs website.

Compliance with Law & Regulation

Re-Runs conducts all fundraising activities in full compliance with:

• The Charities Act 2009 (as amended by the Charities (Amendment) Act 2024)

• Charities Regulator Guidelines for Charitable Organisations on Fundraising from the Public

• Consumer Rights Act 2015

• General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and Data Protection Acts 1998 & 2003

• All applicable local authority permits, planning permissions, and licensing requirements

• Public liability insurance requirements

• All other applicable Irish law

Governance & Oversight

Beneficiary charities have the right to audit Re-Runs' financial records and receive detailed reporting on all funds collected and distributed on their behalf.

Donor Complaints & Feedback

We welcome feedback from donors, event attendees, and the public regarding our fundraising activities. If you have any concerns, complaints, or feedback regarding Re-Runs or our fundraising practices, please contact us:

Email: hello@reruns.ie

All complaints will be acknowledged within five working days and investigated thoroughly. We are committed to resolving complaints fairly and promptly. If you are not satisfied with our response, you may lodge a complaint with the Charities Regulator.

The Charities Regulator is the statutory authority responsible for regulating charities and fundraising activities in Ireland. If you have concerns regarding any charitable fundraising activity, you may contact:

Charities Regulator
Unit 1A, Focas House
Grange Road
Dublin 12
D12 P298
Ireland

Telephone: 1800 990 004 (Freephone)

Email: info@charitiesregulator.ie

Website: www.charitiesregulator.ie

Declaration

Re-Runs certifies that:

1. This Fundraising Disclosure Statement accurately reflects our fundraising practices and commitments

2. All information provided herein is true and not misleading

3. All beneficiary charities have approved Re-Runs as a third-party fundraiser

4. All proceeds from Re-Runs events are donated in full to the named beneficiary charities as specified herein

5. Re-Runs maintains comprehensive financial records and operates in full compliance with applicable law

This statement shall be reviewed annually and updated as necessary to reflect any changes to beneficiary charities, fundraising practices, or regulatory requirements.

Re-Runs Luxury Fashion Pop-Up

Date of Publication: November 11th 2025

Next Review Date: November 11th 2026

Additional Resources

For more information regarding charitable fundraising in Ireland, please visit:

• Charities Regulator: www.charitiesregulator.ie

• Charities Institute Ireland: www.charitiesinstitute.ie

• Citizens Information: www.citizensinformation.ie (Charities section)

• Law Society of Ireland: www.lawsociety.ie (Charity Law resources)