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Resource Library > Hosting Candidates at Charitable Events: Ensuring Candidate Appearances Remain Nonpartisan

Hosting Candidates at Charitable Events: Ensuring Candidate Appearances Remain Nonpartisan

Having a candidate appear as a speaker at a 501(c)(3) organization’s event can help improve turnout, whether to hear an educational message or to raise funds for the organization’s programs. This fact sheet covers how a charity can invite candidates to appear at 501(c)(3) events in either an official or candidate capacity.

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  • Electoral Activities
Organization Type:
  • 501(c)(3)
Published Date
06/18/2018

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