Prohibits New York not-for-profit corporations from knowingly supporting designated foreign terrorist organizations and allows for civil penalties.

The "Count me out!: Ending New York funding of designated foreign terrorist organizations act" makes it illegal for not-for-profit corporations to knowingly provide material support or resources to designated foreign terrorist organizations. The state attorney general can recover a civil penalty of at least one million dollars for violations. Individuals who are harmed by such violations can also bring a civil action against the responsible parties. The act defines "material support or resources" broadly to include any property, service, or other asset except medicine or religious materials.

Prohibits New York not-for-profit corporations from knowingly supporting designated foreign terrorist organizations and allows for civil penalties.

The "Count me out!: Ending New York funding of designated foreign terrorist organizations act" makes it illegal for not-for-profit corporations to knowingly provide material support or resources to designated foreign terrorist organizations. The state attorney general can recover a civil penalty of at least one million dollars for violations. Individuals who are harmed by such violations can also bring a civil action against the responsible parties. The act defines "material support or resources" broadly to include any property, service, or other asset except medicine or religious materials.