Restrictions on soliciting and spending money

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    (a)    A charitable organization may solicit charitable contributions or spend them only for a charitable purpose that is stated in its registration statement and most recent annual report.

    (b)    On the request of a donor, a charitable organization shall provide the donor with a statement of the programs and uses for which the funds are requested.

    (c)    A charitable organization shall establish and exercise controls over fund-raising activities conducted for its benefit, by itself or by a professional solicitor or fund-raising counsel.

    (d)    A charitable organization may not misrepresent the purpose for which funds are solicited.


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