HI HB1810

Requires professional solicitors who sell donated non-perishable tangible property (such as clothing in collection bins) to pay charitable organizations within 45 days of sale and file detailed financial reports including amounts paid to charities, weight of donations collected, and compensation rates per pound.

Mandates prominent disclosure on collection bins that the bin is operated by a paid professional solicitor, that donated items are resold at retail stores, and specifies whether the charity receives a percentage of sales or payment based on weight.

Requires collection bin disclosures to state whether donated property qualifies as a tax-deductible charitable contribution under the Internal Revenue Code.

Expands the definition of "contribution" under Hawaii's charitable solicitation law to explicitly include non-perishable tangible property and adds collection bins to the list of solicitation methods covered.

Takes effect January 1, 2027 for the substantive provisions regarding professional solicitors and charitable solicitation requirements.