Minnesota § 315.44 YMCA, YWCA; FORMATION, CERTIFICATE

Minnesota Statutes

§ 315.44 — YMCA, YWCA; FORMATION, CERTIFICATE

Minnesota § 315.44

PartBUSINESS, SOCIAL, AND CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

Ch. 315RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES

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Minn. Stat. § 315.44 (2026).

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Three or more persons may form a corporation known as a Young Men's Christian Association or a Young Women's Christian Association by adopting, signing, and acknowledging a certificate of incorporation containing:

(1)the names and places of residence of the incorporators;

(2)the name of the corporation, the location of its principal place of business, and the period of its duration;

(3)the objects of its organization expressly stated;

(4)the number of its directors, not less than five, who shall manage its affairs, how and when elected, and the time and place of annual meetings; and

(5)the terms of admission to active membership. The certificate must be recorded with the county recorder of the county of its principal place of business.

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Three or more persons may form a corporation known as a Young Men's Christian Association or a Young Women's Christian Association by adopting, signing, and acknowledging a certificate of incorporation containing:
(1) the names and places of residence of the incorporators;
(2) the name of the corporation, the location of its principal place of business, and the period of its duration;
(3) the objects of its organization expressly stated;
(4) the number of its directors, not less than five, who shall manage its affairs, how and when elected, and the time and place of annual meetings; and
(5) the terms of admission to active membership.
The certificate must be recorded with the county recorder of the county of its principal place of business.