Change log
Every database migration applied to CharityFile, and changes to the fees, deadlines, exemptions, penalties and other state facts in our database, with the date of each. The database writes each fact entry itself and refuses a change that does not name who made it. It also refuses to edit or delete an entry, so a correction always appears as a new entry.
See /coverage for the share of rows whose quote we found in its source and the oldest review per jurisdiction, /api/quality for the machine-readable JSON snapshot, the RSS feed of the newest 200 entries, or the CSV export of every entry.
244 database migrations since Apr 24, 2026, and 1115 fact changes since Sep 9, 2026.
Fact changes
Sep 15, 2026
- Sep 15, 2026DE conditional duty added: condition kind nonprofit_corporation; source url https://delcode.delaware.gov/title8/c005/index.html; verification status verifiedMade by: not recorded
- Sep 15, 2026DE conditional duty added: condition kind nonprofit_corporation; source url https://delcode.delaware.gov/title8/c001/sc16/index.html; verification status verifiedMade by: not recorded
- Sep 15, 2026DE conditional duty added: condition kind paid_solicitor; source url https://delcode.delaware.gov/title6/c025/sc10/index.html; verification status verifiedMade by: not recorded
Sep 14, 2026
- Sep 14, 2026DE penalty: description Delaware does not require general charitable solicitation registration, but the Consumer Fraud Act (Title 6, Chapter 25, Subchapter II) actively prosecutes charitable fraud. Section 2522(b) authorizes civil penalties up to $10,000 per willful violation. AG may seek injunctive relief, cease-and-desist orders, asset freezing, restitution, and rescission of transactions per § 2522(c). Victims may also bring private claims directly under § 2525(a) without waiting for AG action. Disclosure rules under § 2591 et seq. and the 8am-9pm solicitation window per § 2594 also carry enforcement consequences. → Delaware does not require general charitable solicitation registration, but the Consumer Fraud Act (Title 6, Chapter 25, Subchapter II) actively prosecutes charitable fraud. Section 2522(b) authorizes civil penalties up to $10,000 per willful violation. AG may seek injunctive relief, cease-and-desist orders, asset freezing, restitution, and rescission of transactions per § 2522(c). Victims may also bring private claims directly under § 2525(a) without waiting for AG action. Disclosure rules under § 2591 et seq. and the 8am-9pm solicitation window per § 2596 also carry enforcement consequences.Made by: not recorded
Fact entries record changes to fees, deadlines, exemptions, penalties, required attachments, agencies, audit thresholds, deadline extensions and conditional duties, including changes made directly in the database. A fee, deadline, exemption or deadline extension entry shows the source quote and link of its row, or says what the entry did not record. Migration entries record every migration applied to the production database. This page shows every entry. The database refuses to edit or delete an entry of either kind. “Made by: not recorded” marks an entry from before we recorded who made each change.