Note: These requirements apply to the company running a charitable sales promotion with a nonprofit partner. Nonprofits may have separate compliance obligations not covered here.
In New Hampshire, Commercial Co-Ventures are relationships between a for-profit entity and a charitable organization where the for-profit entity collects a donation to the charity along with sale of its goods or services.
Not required.
New Hampshire requires co-venturers to submit a formal notice before starting any charitable sales promotion. This filing outlines key campaign details and gives the state advance visibility into how the promotion will operate. It’s a low-cost but essential step to ensure compliance from the outset.
Not required.
Not required.
New Hampshire takes a light-touch approach to regulating commercial co-ventures, requiring only a one-time notice filing before a campaign begins. While there are no ongoing reporting or renewal obligations, the state does expect clear contract terms and truthful advertising. Co-venturers should treat the notice requirement seriously, as it forms the foundation of a compliant campaign. Keeping documentation organized and disclosures clear will help ensure smooth operations and build credibility with both the state and the public.
