§ 9.1 Organizational Requirements and Characteristics
(b) Examples of Qualifying and Nonqualifying Clubs
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A ruling request for recognition for (c)(3) status stated that the applicant's core mission is to spread knowledge of M across the state of B, be a positive force in serving your community, and provide a diverse forum where those engaged in the practice and those desiring to learn more can come together and exchange ideas in a safe and welcoming environment. You conduct recreational and social activities that include networking events, safety education events, fundraising at local bars or other organizations, and participating in pride events. Your events are directed to LGBTQ individuals over the age of 18. You indicated that 80 percent of your time is spent on social activities, 10 percent on meetings, and the remaining 10 percent on member welcoming and discussions. You conduct monthly business meetings to discuss events, finances, membership, and operational concerns. You conduct monthly educational events to present the different aspects of M, as well as events to exchange ideas with similar regional organizations. You also conduct charitable events that provide an opportunity to raise funds for other community nonprofit organizations, especially ...
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