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As regards Archewell and California law, all charities are required to register annually with the Attorney General's office and have an annual audit. The records are accessible to anyone
a) The register, copies of instruments and the reports filed with the Attorney General, except as provided in subdivision (b) and pursuant to Government Code section 12590, shall be open to public inspection at the Registry of Charitable Trusts in the office of the Attorney General, Sacramento, California, at such reasonable times as the Attorney General may determine. Such inspection shall at all times be subject to thecontrol and supervision of an employee of the Office of the Attorney General
So the idea that the press cannot find out about Archewell is completely false. Anyone can.
Colorado Law does not require any disclosure of donations to the charity or from the charity. Only the registration details. This is all that is supplied to the Attorney General.
The Legislative Assembly found that millions of dollars were fraudulently taken from charities registered in Colorado each year and that fraudulent activity was widespread throughout those charities registered in Colorado.
People can draw their own conclusions as to why Archewell chose to register in this State.
Sorry, maybe I'm being thick.
Archewell is registered in Delaware not Colorado, isn't it?
Maybe its not me that's being thick, of course...
The lawyer who helped with the creation of Archewell is registered in Delaware, although he has links with a Beverley Hills company. The head offices of Archewell are in Beverley Hills. But in any case
Most California charities, as well as foreign charities operating in California, are subject to the jurisdiction of the California Attorney General.