California Amended Key Fundraising Platform Rules
(image from pixels.com) By Karen I. Wu California’s first-of-its-kind law regulating online charitable fundraising platforms has been amended to address key operational hurdles. Assembly Bill 2221, approved by the governor this past September 27 refines the regulatory framework established by AB 488 and its implementing regulations, easing several compliance burdens that arose after the original…
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