The Law of Fundraising, 6th Edition

CHAPTER FOURState Regulation of Fundraising

• § 4.1 Regulation of Fundraising Costs
  • (a) The Disclosure Dilemma
  • (b) The Fundraising Cost Percentage Approach
  • (c) Fundraising Cost Line Item Approach
  • (d) Floating Average Approach
  • (e) Pluralization Approach
  • (f) Average Gift Size Factor
  • (g) Regulated Disclosure Approach
  • (h) Factors Affecting Fundraising Costs
    • (i) Period of Existence
    • (ii) Programs and Purposes
    • (iii) Constituency
    • (iv) Methods of Fundraising
    • (v) Average Gift Size
    • (vi) Unforeseen Circumstances
    • (vii) Other Factors
  • (i) Joint Cost Allocations
    • (i) Overview
    • (ii) Factors and Criteria
    • (iii) Allocating Costs
• § 4.2 Police Power
• § 4.3 Registration and Licensing Requirements
• § 4.4 Charitable Purposes Revisited
• § 4.5 Fundraising as Free Speech
  • (a) State of Law before 1980 Supreme Court Decision
  • (b) Free Speech Principles in Fundraising Context
    • (i) Schaumburg Case
    • (ii) Munson Case
    • (iii) Riley Case
    • (iv) Dissents
    • (v) Subsequent Litigation
  • (c) State of Law Subsequent to Supreme Court Decisions
  • (d) Airport Terminal Solicitations
  • (e) Door-to-Door Advocacy
  • (f) Outer Boundaries of Doctrine
  • (g) Interplay between Fundraising Regulation and Prosecution of Fraud
    • (i) Facts
    • (ii) State Supreme Court Decision
    • (iii) Attorney General’s Petition for Review
    • (iv) Opposition to Petition
    • (v) Reply Brief in Support of Petition
    • (vi) Amicus Brief
    • (vii) Court Opinion
    • (viii) Subsequent Development
• § 4.6 Due Process Rights
• § 4.7 Equal Protection Rights
• § 4.8 Delegation of Legislative Authority ...