Requires able-bodied adult recipients of public assistance such as SNAP, Medicaid, and state-administered general assistance to work or volunteer a minimum of 20 hours per week.

Provides that the articles of incorporation or articles of amendment for a nonprofit corporation may set forth the age, education, ethnicity, gender, race, salary, sex, disability status, service in a branch of the United States Armed Forces, first language, and number of years in leadership of the executive director, chief operating officer, president, and founder.

Modernizes the NC Nonprofit Corporation Act; creates a simple, online, no-fee annual report for NC nonprofits; allows nonprofits to merge with unincorporated nonprofit associations or limited liability companies (LLCs) that are treated as 501(c)(3) charitable organizations for federal tax purposes; simplifies the process for nonprofits incorporated in other states to become NC nonprofit corporations; creates a process for other business entities to convert to nonprofit corporations; requires nonprofits incorporated in NC in the future, other than private foundations, to have at least three board members; clarifies that donor acknowledgment statements that follow the requirements of federal tax law are also acceptable for state law purposes; companion to HB 517.

Modernizes the NC Nonprofit Corporation Act; creates a simple, online, no-fee annual report for NC nonprofits; allows nonprofits to merge with unincorporated nonprofit associations or limited liability companies (LLCs) that are treated as 501(c)(3) charitable organizations for federal tax purposes; simplifies the process for nonprofits incorporated in other states to become NC nonprofit corporations; creates a process for other business entities to convert to nonprofit corporations; requires nonprofits incorporated in NC in the future, other than private foundations, to have at least three board members; clarifies that donor acknowledgment statements that follow the requirements of federal tax law are also acceptable for state law purposes; companion to SB 489.

Establishes the Foreign Adversary and Terrorist Agent Registration Act; requires any person, including nonprofits, acting as agent of a foreign principal from an adversary nation or foreign terrorist organization to file with the Attorney General a true and complete registration statement; provides exceptions for the media; clarifies registration requirements and prohibited activities; requires all businesses and nonprofit operating in the state to annually attest that they are cognizant of and in compliance; establishes the Crush Transnational Repression in Nebraska Act to counter the threat and practice of transnational repression committed by foreign governments or foreign terrorist organizations against citizens and residents of the state; sets criminal offenses.

Prohibits nonprofits, fundraisers, and related entities from soliciting or accepting donations from individuals or entities tied to "foreign sources of concern," including China, Russia, Iran, North Korea, Cuba, Venezuela, and Syria; applies to direct and indirect contributions, including those made through intermediaries or donor-advised funds; establishes a state-run Honest Services Registry, a voluntary registry of nonprofits that certify that they do not accept contributions from, nor are the organization's messaging and content directly or indirectly produced or influenced by a foreign source of concern; authorizes the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS) to administer the Honest Services Registry, and to investigate charitable organizations or sponsors engaging in political activities that trigger registration requirements for political committees; provides for referral of cases to the Florida Elections Commission for further investigation and potential enforcement; provides for administrative fines up to $5,000 per violation, and up to $10,000 for violations involving fraud or deception.

Requires a charitable organization to file an attestation statement certifying and attesting that the organization is not engaged in activities that would require registration under state campaign financing and elections laws; authorizes investigation and referral to the Florida Elections Commission for violations; prohibits a charitable organization or sponsor to solicit or accept contributions or anything of value from a foreign source of concern; applies penalties; creates the Honest Services Registry to provide information residents with information necessary to make an informed choice when deciding which charitable organizations to support, including organizations that submit the attestation form that the organization does not solicit or accept contributions, funding, support, or services from a foreign source of concern and the organization’s messaging and content are not produced or influenced by a foreign source of concern; requires the department to publicly publish the Honest Services Registry.

Proposes a constitutional amendment for voter approval to prohibit a government entity to use monies or in-kind donations from a foreign government or foreign nongovernmental source for election administration.

Replaces the timing of filings for solicitation campaign from prior to commencement to within 90 days after completion; removes provision that required notification within 7 days of any modification or changes in campaign solicitation literature or promotion materials by a professional solicitor; companion to HB 391.

Replaces the timing of filings for solicitation campaign from prior to commencement to within 90 days after completion; requires notification within 7 days of any modification or changes in campaign solicitation literature or promotion materials by a professional solicitor; companion to SB453.