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Clubs with official College recognition may conduct
fundraisers on campuses with prior approval of the
Dean of Student Services. Club officers and advisors
must review the following limitations before proceeding
with any fundraising activity.
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Raffles - The NC General Statutes
consider raffles as a form of gambling and
are generally unlawful in the state of North
Carolina. However, there is an exception that
allows two raffles per year for each tax exempt
non-profit organization. |
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Food – Due to NC Department of Environmental
Health Services requirements, clubs and organizations
may sell ONLY pre-packaged food items, professionally
prepared, pre-wrapped items and beverages
in sealed containers and must comply with
all local Health Department regulations. Examples
of these items include bottled/canned soft
drinks, pre-wrapped sub sandwiches, wrapped/packaged
desserts, etc. Baked goods, including muffins,
doughnuts, brownies and/or cookies must be
pre-packaged. The sale of food prepared or
assembled at point of sale, such as tacos,
hot dogs, chili, or sandwiches, is prohibited.
The sale of potentially hazardous foods as
described in 15A NCAC 18A .2635 (9) shall
not be allowed. Clubs and organizations are
encouraged to use alternate methods of fundraising
for their activities. |
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