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Great article from National Council of Nonprofits on multi-state fundraising

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In case you missed it, the National Council of Nonprofits posted a great article in May with tips on fundraising in multiple states. Because electronic appeals can easily cross state lines, your organization may be obliged to submit charitable solicitation registration for multiple states. This article explains the issues and discussed ways that multi-state filing may be easier in the future.

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