Generally revise laws relating to gifts and endowments

This bill, titled the Safeguarding Endowment Gifts Act, establishes legal protections for donors who make contributions to charitable organizations with specific restrictions on how their funds should be used. It defines key terms such as endowment funds, donor-imposed restrictions, and charitable organizations to clarify the scope of the law. The legislation requires charitable organizations to notify donors 30 days in advance if they cannot fulfill an endowment agreement term and offers donors the right to file a complaint in court if restrictions are violated, though it does not allow for the return of donated funds. Courts may order remedies consistent with the original charitable purpose if a violation occurs, while the bill preserves the attorney general's enforcement authority and existing state laws regarding endowment fund management.