Whether the message is delivered directly or through a representative, it is protected. That means states can't force solicitors for nonprofits to tell donors something that might hurt their business. It also means they can call you as often as they like. They have more rights than I do. Solicitors' contracts usually let them keep most of the money they collect for badge groups.
Contracts often give the badge group a fixed amount.
Others specify a percentage split between fund-raiser and client, generally after a solicitor deducts expenses, records show. The most frequent users of paid solicitors in Colorado are the Fraternal Order of Police lodges scattered across the state. Half of those fund-raising campaigns were for the FOP State Lodge in Westminster. Charity experts call the payments at least a conflict of interest. Once the public gets wind of how much actually went to fund-raising, they're going to be upset at the organization raising it.