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The document is a Nonprofit Raffle Report required by the California Department of Justice for organizations conducting raffles. It outlines the reporting requirements, including deadlines, necessary information about the organization and raffle operations, and certification statements to ensure compliance with state laws regarding charitable purposes and financial transparency.

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Begin with Part A: General Organization Reporting Information. Fill in your organization’s name, address, and contact details. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for identification.
Proceed to Part B: Raffle Information. Enter the raffle year, total gross receipts, and direct costs. If applicable, indicate whether other funds were used for administration and provide details.
In Part C: Certification by Authorized Officer or Director, review each statement carefully. Mark 'True' or 'False' based on your organization’s compliance with the requirements. Provide explanations if any statements are marked 'False'.
Finally, ensure that the authorized officer signs and dates the report before submission.

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What is the legal difference between a raffle and a drawing?

Drawings can be free to enter and are not always regulated as strictly as raffles. Drawings may not require a purchase to enter, aligning with sweepstakes laws prohibiting mandating a purchase for a chance to win.

Is it illegal to run a raffle for profit?

An opportunity drawing is a game of chance that results in awarding prize(s) to one or more winners. An opportunity drawing is not a raffle because with an opportunity drawing no payment is required to participate.

Is a silent auction considered gambling?

Gambling, games of chance and fundraising are all highly regulated. The details will vary greatly by location but you are almost certainly out of luck. Usually only registered charities can run fundraising raffles, so selling $1MM worth of tickets to win your $300k house is likely not legal for an individual.

Are you allowed to make money on a raffle?

Yes, raffles are legal for eligible nonprofits in California, as long as they register with the Attorney Generals office and follow state guidelines. This includes directing at least 90% of proceeds to charitable purposes within the state.

What are the rules around running a raffle?

Basic Raffle Ticket Requirements A full description stating the nature and retail value of each prize. The permit number obtained from your state authority (if required) The beneficiary and purpose of the raffle. A sequential number. Any conditions attached to the prizes. The date, time and location of the draw.

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Sweepstakes are a fantastic alternative to raffles, especially for those seeking hassle-free fundraising ideas. Unlike raffles, which typically require ticket purchases, sweepstakes allow free entrythink signing up for a newsletter or following your organization on social media.

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