Charitable Solicitations - As enacted, clarifies, by removing certain language, that a professional solicitor includes servants or employees specially employed by or for a charitable organization who are engaged in the solicitation of contributions. - Amends TCA Title 48, Chapter 101.

SB 454 clarifies who qualifies as a "professional solicitor" under Tennessee's charitable solicitation law. It removes ambiguous language that previously excluded employees or servants specially hired by charities to solicit donations. The bill specifically deletes a comma after "for a charitable organization" and removes a phrase about "planning, conducting, or managing" charitable solicitations. This change ensures that staff directly employed by charities for donation solicitation are explicitly included as professional solicitors. The law directly affects Tennessee charitable organizations and their employees who engage in fundraising activities.