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Connecticut Charity Fundraising Requirements

Fundraising Essentials
Initial Registration
Registration Renewal
Conclusion

Fundraising Essentials

The Connecticut Solicitation of Charitable Funds Act requires all organizations that solicit money for charitable purposes to register with the Department of Consumer Protection. 

Learn more information about Connecticut requirements for Charitable Organizations here.

Initial Registration

Form
Initial Charitable Organization Registration Application
Filing Method
By mail or online form
Fee
$50
Due Date
Before solicitation

Nonprofits operating and fundraising in Connecticut must register with the Department of Consumer Protection prior to the commencement of solicitation and must remain registered at all times during which it solicits funds in Connecticut. 

Required Documents

  • IRS Form 990
  • Audited financials (if gross revenue is over $500,000)

Registration Renewal

Form
Charitable Organization Renewal Notice
Filing Method
By mail or online form
Fee
$50
Due Date
Extensions
Penalties
$50

To maintain compliance in Connecticut, nonprofits must annually renew their registration with the Department of Consumer Protection. 

Required Documents

  • Audited financials (if gross revenue is over $500,000)

Conclusion

Connecticut requires charitable organizations soliciting funds within the state to register with the Department of Consumer Protection and renew their registration annually. Timely compliance ensures transparency and avoids penalties, which can accrue monthly for late renewals. For detailed guidelines, including registration forms and instructions, visit the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection's Charitable Organization page.

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