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Attorney General's Guide for Charities

Attorney General s Guide for Charities Best practices for nonprofits that operate or fundraise in California California Department of Justice Charitable Trusts Section Protecting Charitable Assets and Donations for the People of California MESSAGE FROM THE Attorney GENERAL What makes California great? The generous people who live here. Californians are big-hearted and charitable. We step up to help those in need, whether in response to natural catastrophes, man-made tragedies, or families struggling in our local communities. In 2019, Charities operating in California reported receiving over $293 billion in revenue, an increase of $57 billion from 2017. We put our faith in Charities to carry out our charitable intent, and many Charities work tirelessly to serve our local communities. Day in and day out, they provide critical assistance to families during challenging times, exemplifying what it means to be a good neighbor. Whether they provide scholarships to our future leaders, help our veterans, or deliver meals to our seniors, the Charities of California are living proof of our state s unique spirit of giving.

Apr 14, 2021 · charities and are typically exempt from registration and reporting requirements with the Attorney General’s Registry of Charitable Trusts. Butif a mutual benefit corporation solicits donations for a charitable program or holds some of its assets for charitable purposes, it must register and report on those charitable assets.

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