On Demand: This webinar covers key fundraising compliance topics for nonprofits, including charitable registrations, renewals, extensions, exemptions, disclosure requirements, working with fundraisers, and handling withdrawals.
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Charitable gaming, such as raffles, sweepstakes, bingo, or casino nights, can be a fun and effective fundraising tool for nonprofits. However, these events come with a complex web of legal obligations.
Read MoreOn Demand: This webinar provides an essential overview of fundraising compliance for nonprofits. Topics include legal requirements for raffles, auctions, charitable gaming, online fundraising, and state registration.
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We break down the 37 states and District of Columbia that require some form of charitable registration prior to solicitation of charitable donations.
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To help address some common areas of confusion, we’ve shared the top 10 nonprofit compliance questions regarding fundraising that we field the most.
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This article provides a comprehensive checklist for starting a nonprofit organization, covering essential steps such as defining a unique mission, assembling a board of directors, drafting bylaws, and filing articles of incorporation. Following this guide will help ensure your nonprofit is legally compliant and positioned for success.
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State registration is a requirement for charities in up to 40 states, depending on the charity’s fundraising activities.
Read MoreOn Demand: Join our webinar, Debunking Common Myths in Compliance, where we’ll clear up misconceptions, outline actual requirements, and guide you on avoiding unnecessary registrations.
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501(c)(4) social welfare organizations, like charities, are generally required to register for charitable solicitation in their home state and when soliciting across state lines. It addresses common misconceptions and provides an overview of state-specific registration requirements and exemptions.
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There’s not much uniformity among states regarding charitable registration and renewal audit requirements – and the rules are often subject to change.
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