HI SB1067

Exempts grant and subsidy application services from the definition of "professional fundraising counsel" when those are the only services provided to charitable organizations.

Requires professional solicitors to disclose at the outset of solicitation: their true name, employer/contractor name, the registered professional solicitor's name, that they are paid to solicit, and that registration data is available from the attorney general.

Authorizes the Attorney General to require electronic submission of financial reports and imposes escalating late fees ($100 initial plus $20/day, capped at $1,000) for untimely filing by professional solicitors.

Establishes new enforcement powers for the Attorney General to issue cease and desist orders and impose administrative fines (up to $1,000 per violation plus $100/day) against commercial co-venturers found in violation of charitable solicitation laws.

Clarifies exemptions from registration for charitable organizations, including those with annual contributions under $25,000 that do not use paid solicitors, and adds the Northwest Accreditation Commission to the list of recognized school accreditors.