raising money for charity his highly regulated for obvious reasons and can be a mine field for those concerned and the devil is in the detail how its done!! let alone just running a local soul do (how many actually keep books of account, carry public and employee insurance, pay the prs and ppl ,undertake a risk assessment) yes and again but in reality a buisness is being run and people employed however small a promotion if for charity, love of the music or for gain, be it infrequent or regular if money is being made or not.
using charity as a cover would not cut no ice with the authorities if the shit hit the fan lets say a dj falls off stage or drops his records from the stage on to someone (heaven forbid) , the promoter is the employer of the dj and the promoter would be liable (now wheres the public and employees liability insurance where theres blame theres a claim, one of the reasons talc is banned in many dos) i know of someone who this happened to and got his ass kicked in court not soul related mind.
how many provide ear protection for djs , silly isnt it
"EDIT " oooh and then theres the PAT test for the PA system
Rob