Fundraising Service Contract Registration - Washington

Fundraising Service Contract Registration is a legal document that was released by the Washington Secretary of State - a government authority operating within Washington.

FAQ

Q: What is a fundraising service contract?
A: A fundraising service contract is an agreement between a professional fundraiser and a charitable organization that outlines the terms of the fundraising services being provided.

Q: Do I need to register a fundraising service contract in Washington?
A: Yes, in Washington, fundraising service contracts must be registered with the Secretary of State before any fundraising activities can take place.

Q: How do I register a fundraising service contract in Washington?
A: To register a fundraising service contract in Washington, you need to complete the Charitable Solicitations Registration Application form and submit it to the Secretary of State along with the required fees.

Q: What are the requirements for registering a fundraising service contract in Washington?
A: In Washington, the requirements for registering a fundraising service contract include providing the names and contact information of the professional fundraiser and the charitable organization, details about the services being provided, and financial information.

Q: Are there any exemptions from registering a fundraising service contract in Washington?
A: Yes, certain organizations are exempt from registering fundraising service contracts in Washington, such as governmental entities, religious organizations, and certain educational institutions.

Q: What happens if I fail to register a fundraising service contract in Washington?
A: If you fail to register a fundraising service contract in Washington, you may face penalties and legal consequences, including fines and potential suspension of fundraising activities.