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2112, 2011

How to Start a Nonprofit: Formation & Organizational Process

By |December 21, 2011|Categories: Nonprofit, Starting a Nonprofit|0 Comments

[custom_frame_right shadow="on"]Nonprofit Organization Process[/custom_frame_right] This is the third part in a five-part series on how to start a nonprofit organization. Keep in mind that the sequence in which you complete these tasks may vary, but each is important.  This post will explore the steps involved in Formation and Organizational Process. 1.  Identify legal, accounting, and insurance advisors experienced in nonprofit matters: Starting a nonprofit is different than starting a business.  Different rules, different roles, and different reasons.  Make certain your professional help knows the difference!

1312, 2011

How to Start a Nonprofit: Concept Development

By |December 13, 2011|Categories: Nonprofit, Starting a Nonprofit|0 Comments

[custom_frame_left shadow="on"]Nonprofit Concept Development[/custom_frame_left] This is the second part in a five-part series on how to start a nonprofit organization. Keep in mind that the sequence in which you complete these tasks may vary, but each is important.  This post will explore the steps involved in Concept Development. 1.  Draft Mission and Vision Statements:  A good mission statement describes exactly what your organization does in just 2-3 sentences and serves as the cornerstone of your developing programs.

1112, 2011

How to Start a Nonprofit: Research & Discovery

By |December 11, 2011|Categories: Nonprofit, Starting a Nonprofit|0 Comments

[custom_frame_right shadow="on"]How to Start a Nonprofit[/custom_frame_right] This is the first post in a five-part series on how to start a nonprofit organization. Keep in mind that the sequence in which you complete these tasks may vary, but each is important.  This post will explore the initial phase of Research and Discovery. 1.  Research and assess the need to be addressed:  What is it exactly that you want to achieve through your nonprofit organization?  Shelters for abandoned pets?