By regulation, the county commissioners may establish a temporary tip jar license for a nonprofit organization that desires to raise money solely for an athletic, charitable, or educational purpose that: meets the requirements for a charitable contribution under § 170(c) of the Internal Revenue Code; and does not benefit a: law enforcement agency; law enforcement fraternal organization; political club, political committee, or political party; or unit of the State government or of a political subdivision of the State other than: an ambulance, fire fighting, or rescue squad; or a primary or secondary school or an institution of higher education. If the county commissioners establish a temporary tip jar license, by regulation, the county commissioners shall: set the fee for a temporary tip jar license; set the term of a temporary tip jar license; prescribe which provisions of Part III of this subtitle apply to the issuance of a temporary tip jar license and the operation of a tip jar under a temporary tip jar license; and establish any additional requirements that the county commissioners consider appropriate concerning operation of a tip jar under a temporary tip jar license. An organization that receives a temporary tip jar license is subject to audit by the gaming commission. An individual involved in the operation of a tip jar under a temporary tip jar license may not personally benefit financially from the operation of the tip jar. If an organization that has operated a tip jar under a temporary tip jar license disbands, the organization shall transfer any remaining proceeds from the operation of a tip jar to the fund.