<h1>Section 8 nonprofit claims impact on 50,000 women and 200,000 microenterprises raise legal risks for publicity, fundraising, compliance</h1> A nonprofit Section 8 company reports empowering over 50,000 women and training 200,000 micro-enterprises across multiple states, claiming income and social-impact metrics. Legally relevant issues include accuracy and substantiation of promotional impact claims under consumer/advertising and securities fundraising rules if soliciting funds; compliance with corporate and charity regulations governing Section 8 entities; adherence to labour and trainee-protection laws for program participants; data protection and consent for beneficiary testimonials; and potential liability from third-party press distributions given the publisher disclaimer. Documentation and verifiable metrics are advisable to mitigate regulatory and reputational risk.