There are often legal implications and considerations when entering into a cause marketing or other corporate/nonprofit arrangement. More than 40 states have charitable solicitation laws that generally define and regulate “commercial co-venturers,” “fundraising counsel,” “professional fund-raisers/paid solicitors,” “solicitations” and “contributions”.
For a thorough introduction to these concepts, check out these top resources on cause marketing and the law:
Attorney Karen Wu of Perlman & Perlman shared her Commandments of cause marketing and the law with the EFG Community. Here are our detailed notes.
Read MoreLearn the basics of cause-related marketing and the law in this must-read article written by Greenberg Traurig’s Ed Chansky.
Read MoreThe Better Business Bureau's Wise Giving Alliance Standards for Charity Accountability were developed to assist donors in making sound giving decisions and to foster public confidence in charitable organizations.
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Sample CCV Contract
Need a place to start with your contracts? Be sure to check out this example from Ed Chansky.
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