Thank Your for Giving
KM Hemperor's Global Hemp and Cannabis Liberation Foundation is a non-profit church/temple/coven governed organization established to benefit our people and planet as an act of community service. KM Hemperor's Global Hemp and Cannabis Liberation Foundation is formed for public or charitable purposes and may not be organized for the private gain of any person. A public benefit corporation cannot distribute profits, gains, or dividends to any person.
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KM Hemperor's Global Hemp and Cannabis Liberation Foundation is focal to all things Hemp and Cannabis (including Frankenstein).
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You can be one of our symbiotic organizations as a corporate sponsor, as an individual donor, or apply to volunteer with us. You can also follow us on our social media channels to keep up to date with all our opportunities.
With your help, we can help fulfill our mission of supporting all aspects of the hemp industry, educating people about the uses for hemp, and making industrial hemp legal at the federal level. Your tax-deductible contributions make the work at KM Hemperor's Global Hemp and Cannabis Liberation Foundation possible! All proceeds go towards funding new educational resources, research and your charitable cash donations are deductible at up to 50 percent of the taxpayer’s adjusted gross income (AGI) when given to KM Hemperor's Global Hemp and Cannabis Liberation Foundation because we are a public charity.
Donor and Contributor Privacy Policy
As a donor/contributor submitting personally identifying information (“Personal Information”) to us or any of our staff, you consent to the terms and conditions of the policy and to our processing and use of Personal Information for the purposes stated below.
Personal Information
“Personal Information” is information that identifies you personally as a donor/contributor to the Foundation, such as your name, address, telephone number, and email address. We collect and store the personally identifiable information that you have provided us via one of the email addresses identified on our website or when you otherwise contact us in person, by phone or email, to volunteer. We collect your name, email address and other contact information if you register for an event. We also collect your name, email address, telephone number and payment information when you make a contribution, either on our website, at a special event, over the phone or by mailing in a check. The above list provides a sample of personal information that may be collected by the Foundation. From time to time, we may collect personal information from you in ways not described above.
Use and Disclosure of Personal Information
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We only rent or exchange lists we maintain that may include your Personal Information (excluding any payment or other similar secure data), collected on the website or through any other activities, with other third parties we believe engage in activities that are not inconsistent with the mission and core beliefs of the Foundation.
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We will not send you mailings on behalf of other organizations.
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We will collect payment information, billing address and other information necessary to process a donation, volunteer registration, or event registration.
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We will use your information to comply with the law or in the good faith belief that such action is necessary to conform to the requirements of law or comply with legal process served on us.
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We will use Personal Information to protect against potential fraud. We may verify with third parties the information collected in the course of processing a gift, event registration or other donation. If you use a credit or debit card on the website, we may use card authorization and fraud screening services to verify that your card information and address matches the information that you supplied to us and that the card being used has not been reported lost or stolen.
Except as described in this Privacy Policy or at the time we request the information, we do not otherwise disclose your Personal Donor/Contributor Information to any third parties.
The U.S. Internal Revenue Service Says:
"A written acknowledgment, a church or religious organization can assist the donor by providing a timely, written statement containing:
1. The name of the church or religious organization,
2. The date of the contribution,
3. The amount of any cash contribution, and
4. A description (but not the value) of non-cash contributions.
In addition, the timely, written statement must contain one of the following:
1. A statement that no goods or services were provided by the church or religious organization in return for the contribution,
2. A statement that goods or services that a church or religious organization provided in return for the contribution consisted entirely of intangible religious benefits, or
3. A description and good-faith estimate of the value of goods or services other than intangible religious benefits that the church or religious organization provided in return for the contribution."
Quid Pro Quo Contributions
A contribution made by a donor in exchange for goods or services is known as a quid pro quo contribution. A donor may only take a contribution deduction to the extent that his or her contribution exceeds the fair market value of the goods and services the donor receives in return for the contribution. Therefore, donors need to know the value of the goods or services. A church or religious organization must provide a written statement to a donor who makes a payment exceeding $75 partly as a contribution and partly for goods and services provided by the organization.
Intangible Contributions
Generally, intangible religious benefits are benefits provided by a church or religious organization that are not usually sold in commercial transactions outside a donative (gift) context. Intangible religious benefits include: n admission to a religious ceremony n de minimis tangible benefits, such as wine used in religious ceremony
Non-Cash Donations & Contributions
The federal tax code allows individuals and businesses to make non-cash contributions to qualifying charities and to claim deductions for these contributions on their tax returns. Gifts of donated property, clothing, and other noncash items have long been an important source of revenue for many charitable organizations and a popular deduction for taxpayers.
Volunteer
Thank you for your interest in becoming a volunteer with KM Hemperor's Global Hemp and Cannabis Liberation Foundation. Please email us your name and contact information along with a brief explanation as to how and why you would like to help so we can contact you when an opportunity may arise!