Section 174-B. Solicitation

1. Any solicitation, by any means, including
  but not limited to oral solicitation, by or on behalf  of  a  registered
  charitable  organization  which  is  required  to file financial reports
  pursuant to this article and has filed all such reports,  shall  include
  therein  a  statement  that  upon  request, a person may obtain from the
  organization or from the attorney general, a copy of the last  financial
  report  filed  by  the  organization  with  the  attorney  general. Such
  statement shall specify the address of the organization and the  address
  of  the  attorney general, to which such request should be addressed and
  in the case of a written solicitation, must be placed  conspicuously  in
  the  material  with  print  no smaller than ten point bold face type or,
  alternatively, no smaller than the size print used for the  most  number
  of  words  in the statements. Provided, however, such statement need not
  be made where the space for a printed advertisement or promotional  time
  in  any  media  has  been  donated  or  made available to the charitable
  organization at no cost and such  space  or  time  does  not  reasonably
  permit inclusion of such statement.
    2.   Any   solicitation  used  by  or  on  behalf  of  any  charitable
  organization shall provide a  clear  description  of  the  programs  and
  activities  for  which  it has requested and has expended or will expend
  contributions or shall include therein a statement that, upon request, a
  person may obtain from the organization such a description.
    3.  In  addition  to  any  other  disclosure  required  by  law,   any
  solicitation  by any means by a professional fund raiser or professional
  solicitor  on  behalf  of  a  charitable  organization  required  to  be
  registered  pursuant  to  this  article  shall clearly and unambiguously
  disclose:
    (a) the name of the professional fund  raiser  as  on  file  with  the
  attorney  general  and  that  the  solicitation  is being conducted by a
  professional fund raiser;
    (b) the name of the individual professional solicitor as on file  with
  the  attorney  general and that the individual is receiving compensation
  for conducting the solicitation.
    4. If any  charitable  organization  makes  contributions  to  another
  organization  which  is not its affiliate as defined by paragraph (b) of
  subdivision four of section one hundred seventy-two-b of  this  article,
  such solicitation shall include a statement that such contributions have
  been  made  and  that  a  list  of all organizations which have received
  contributions  during  the  past  twelve  months  from  the   soliciting
  organization may be obtained from that organization provided, however, a
  united  way,  federated  fund  or  incorporated  community appeal, by or
  through which a donation is merely transferred to a charity selected  by
  the  donor,  need  not  include such donor selected organizations in the
  list.
    5. A charitable organization  shall  comply  with  all  requests  made
  pursuant  to  subdivisions  two  and four of this section within fifteen
  days of their receipt. In  the  event  that  a  charitable  organization
  required  to  register  pursuant to this article has not previously been
  required to file  an  annual  report  with  the  attorney  general,  the
  solicitation  shall  state  the  date  when  such  report will be filed.
  Provided, however, that no additional solicitation shall be permitted by
  charitable organizations until an annual report is filed, if the  report
  is delayed beyond one year.