Databases, statutes and regulations

Charitable campaigns being conducted by professional solicitors; i.e., they get paid to solicit money.

Private foundations filing IRS tax form 990PF with the Attorney General. Information includes name, address, contributions, assets and stated purpose. Private foundations essentially rececieve less than 1/3 of their funding from the public, the majority coming from private contributions.

Charitable organizations which are not private foundations under IRS law. Essentially, this means they get most of their funding from contributions from the public.

Statutes - KRS 367.650 to 367.670

Regulations - KAR Title 40

Information for non-profit organizations

Information for professional solicitors

Information for fundraising consultants

Purpose codes for private foundations