SB1311 regulates charitable fundraising platforms and charities in Hawaii, requiring registration, disclosures, and financial reporting.
SB1311 amends Hawaii's charitable solicitation laws to introduce new regulations for charitable fundraising platforms and platform charities. It mandates that these entities register with the state department, provide detailed disclosures to donors, and maintain financial records. The bill also requires written consent from recipient charities before using their names in solicitations and mandates that donations be held in separate accounts. Additionally, it imposes penalties for late filings and non-compliance, ensuring transparency and accountability in charitable fundraising activities.
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