LONDON - Direct mail is the most complained about charity activity, according to the Fundraising Standards Board's annual review.
The 515 organisations that submitted returns for 2008 received 26,349 complaints, of which 19,608 related to direct mail campaigns.
Charity telemarketing and door-to-door fundraising have also led to complaints with 2,772 and 1,308 complaints respectively.
Despite negative media coverage of street fundraising, it only generated 379 complaints in 12 months.
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