Okla. Stat. tit. 18, § 18-552.1a
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Oklahoma Solicitation of Charitable Contributions Act
Official statutory text
The Oklahoma Solicitation of Charitable Contributions Act is
enacted for the purpose of promoting integrity and accountability in
the charitable solicitation process; protecting donors and
prospective donors who may be solicited for charitable
contributions; educating the public, charitable organizations,
professional fundraisers, and others in matters relating to ethical
and appropriate behavior in fundraising and charitable solicitation
activities; preventing fraud and abuse in the fundraising process of
charitable organizations and in the solicitation of charitable
contributions; and providing transparency to the public in
fundraising and charitable solicitation activities of charitable
organizations.
enacted for the purpose of promoting integrity and accountability in
the charitable solicitation process; protecting donors and
prospective donors who may be solicited for charitable
contributions; educating the public, charitable organizations,
professional fundraisers, and others in matters relating to ethical
and appropriate behavior in fundraising and charitable solicitation
activities; preventing fraud and abuse in the fundraising process of
charitable organizations and in the solicitation of charitable
contributions; and providing transparency to the public in
fundraising and charitable solicitation activities of charitable
organizations.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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