Regulation of Charitable Solicitations

Regulation of Charitable Solicitations

§ 79-11-501. Definitions
§ 79-11-503. Registration statement; filing fee; forms; records; exceptions; final report upon expiration of registration of corporation opting not to renew registration; report contents
§ 79-11-504. Authority of Secretary of State to promulgate rules and regulations
§ 79-11-505. Exemption from provisions; notice of exemption; burden of proof
§ 79-11-507. Reports to Secretary of State; financial statements; extension of due date for filing financial statements; administrative penalties
§ 79-11-509. Effective date of registration; denial, suspension or revocation of registration or exemption; grounds for denial, suspension or revocation; procedure; violations and penalties; appeal
§ 79-11-511. Out-of-state organization; service of process
§ 79-11-513. Registration as professional fund-raiser or fund-raising counsel; bond; filing annual report
§ 79-11-515. Contracts; filing with Secretary of State
§ 79-11-517. Registration as professional solicitor in employ of professional fund-raiser
§ 79-11-518. Records of solicitation activities
§ 79-11-519. Powers and duties of district attorneys and county prosecuting attorneys; violations of Sections 79-11-501 through 79-11-529
§ 79-11-521. Investigations of violations; written statements as to facts and circumstances; publication of information concerning violations; authority to administer oaths, subpoena witnesses, take evidence, require production of books, papers, etc
§ 79-11-523. Use of names, symbol or statement during solicitations for contributions; disclosure requirements for professional fund raisers
§ 79-11-524. Restrictions on hours of telephone solicitation
§ 79-11-525. Fiduciary responsibility of person soliciting, collecting, or expending contributions
§ 79-11-526. Sponsors and advertisers of events liable only when having control or supervision of events
§ 79-11-527. Reciprocal agreements with other states; public access to registration records
§ 79-11-529. Fines and penalties

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