North Dakota § 44-04-18.15 Fundraising and donor records exempt

North Dakota Statutes

§ 44-04-18.15 — Fundraising and donor records exempt

North Dakota § 44-04-18.15

Title 44Offices and Officers

Ch. 44-04Duties, Records, and Meetings

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N.D. Cent. Code § 44-04-18.15 (2026).

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1.Any private donor or prospective donor name, address, telephone number, electronic mail address, estate planning information, tax record or financial information, or other personal information or correspondence received or retained by a board of higher education or university system officer or employee or by an affiliated nonprofit organization that provides support to and is organized and operated for the benefit of an institution under the authority of the board of higher education is exempt.

2.Any private donor or prospective donor name, address, telephone number, electronic mail address, estate planning information, tax record or financial information, or other personal information or correspondence received or retained by a nonprofit organization that is a public entity is exempt.

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1. Any private donor or prospective donor name, address, telephone number, electronic
mail address, estate planning information, tax record or financial information, or other
personal information or correspondence received or retained by a board of higher
education or university system officer or employee or by an affiliated nonprofit
organization that provides support to and is organized and operated for the benefit of
an institution under the authority of the board of higher education is exempt.
2. Any private donor or prospective donor name, address, telephone number, electronic
mail address, estate planning information, tax record or financial information, or other
personal information or correspondence received or retained by a nonprofit
organization that is a public entity is exempt.
3. For the purposes of this section, "financial information" includes data that provides
details regarding a gift, a payment schedule of a gift, the form of a gift, or the specific
amount of a gift made by a donor.