The Law of Fundraising, 6th Edition

CHAPTER TENOverviews, Perspectives, and Commentaries

• § 10.1 Charitable Fundraising and the Law
  • (a) Constitutional Law Background
  • (b) Fundraising Cost Percentages
  • (c) Fundraisers and Solicitors: Defining the Difference
  • (d) Bond Requirements
  • (e) Other Features
  • (f) Scope of Statutes
  • (g) Conclusion
• § 10.2 Defining a Fundraising Professional
  • (a) Definitions
  • (b) Defining Solicit
  • (c) Reasons for Avoiding Solicitor Status
  • (d) Amending the Statutes
• § 10.3 Professional Solicitors: Role of Telemarketing
• § 10.4 Charitable Sales Promotions
  • (a) Terminology
  • (b) Scope of Regulation
  • (c) State Laws’ Definitions
  • (d) Forms of Regulation
  • (e) Some Practical Problems
• § 10.5 Regulation Unlimited: Prohibited Acts
  • (a) Basic Prohibitions
  • (b) Extraordinary Prohibitions
  • (c) Focus on Solicitors
  • (d) Unusual Provisions
  • (e) Duplicative Rules
  • (f) Conclusion
• § 10.6 Fundraiser's Contract
  • (a) Basic Elements
  • (b) Specific Elements
  • (c) Fee Arrangements
  • (d) Solicitor Status
  • (e) State Laws
  • (f) Conclusion
• § 10.7 A Model Law
  • (a) Introduction
  • (b) Model Law Elements
  • (c) Preapproval
  • (d) Reporting
  • (e) Definitions
  • (f) Contracts and Bonds
  • (g) Compensation
  • (h) Exemptions
  • (i) Other
  • (j) Prohibited Acts
  • (k) Sanctions
  • (l) Commentary
• § 10.8 Charity Auctions
  • (a) Charity Auctions as Businesses
  • (b) Charitable Contribution Deductions—Donors of Items to Be Auctioned
  • (c) Charitable Contribution Deductions—Acquirers of Items at an Auction
  • (d) Substantiation Rules
  • (e) Quid Pro Quo Rules
  • (f) Sales Tax Rules
• § 10.9 Court ...