**Intact Gift Giving Condition book**
In the first chapter, readers are encouraged to examine legal considerations from the viewpoint of four distinct entities: the nonprofit organization itself, personnel of the nonprofit organization, clients of the nonprofit organization, and the community in which the nonprofit organization operates. As part of the Sagamore-Venture Nonprofit Book series, the Nonprofit Law book tries to do more than provide an overview of important topics about which nonprofit leaders should be aware. The intent is to encourage critical thinking of the laws and regulations applicable to nonprofit organizations and their operation. Are we naïve enough to think that once the book is read that the person reading the book will always consider responding to the law from the viewpoints of these four distinct entities?