Can non-profit fundraising be used for public education post the enactment of Maine’s (or any state’s) Industrial Partnerships Act?
Can Fiscal sponsorship be used to advance a free-enterprise -social enterprise movement?
General Provisions
The author of this story is not a lawyer and is offering a layman’s opinion about the law and social justice.
I was not thinking about education or fifty-million-dollar school systems today but when a PFD appeared in my web browsing pages that I did not open nor search, it engaged my curiosity. Where did it come from? How did it get here?
It must be a sign!
The document is the Bylaws of the Boothbay Region Education Foundation. The bylaws do not have a date, which is irritating and unprofessional. A search produced the same document listed as Bylaws on the AOS website.
Also found, is a separate document called BYLAWS on www.boothbayregioneducationfoundation.org leading to a Squarespace site Squarespace is a system for collecting payments. This is consistent with the purpose stated in the articles of incorporation of the Boothbay Region Education Foundation, (downloadable for a small fee here) which, in short, states that the purpose of …
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