Non-Profit Organizations

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Non-profits exist in our society to provide a service without enriching a set of investors. From your local community association to the large national organizations, non-profit status is authorized by the Internal Revenue Service. In effect, non-profit organizations do not pay income taxes on excess proceeds. However, only certain non-profits are allowed to receive tax-deductible gifts and these non-profits are referred to as public charities. This section is dedicated to helping non-profits achieve their real goal to the community and obtain financial success.

The initial articles focus on the definition of non-profits and charitable organizations. Then there is a series about how to properly start a non-profit from the initial idea to getting an IRS acknowledgement letter. Then there, is a series on how to organize the operational structure. Finally, I pen a series on proper administration and human resources management.

Throughout these articles are informative writings about fundraising; what works, what doesn’t. 

They are written to educate the reader, this site isn’t designed like a half hour comedy with instantaneous solutions. The variables and conditions of operations are unique to every organization. Therefore, a good non-profit director must understand the holistic picture and focus on the most critical issues from day-to-day.

As always, any questions or requests for additional articles, please send me an e-mail to dave (use the usual ‘at’ symbol) businessecon.org and I’ll respond in a reasonable period of time. I love to write so my responses are active and I love to learn from you too. Thanks for reading and let me know if I have helped.

Dave 

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