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 We assist non-profit organizations, and educational institutions in securing funding through grants. Grant writing is a specialized skill that involves researching funding opportunities, building relationships, preparing grant proposals, and submitting them to potential funders and follow up. We can help your organization build the foundation for a strong fundraising effort. Our grants database gives us access to thousands of Private Foundations that fund nonprofit organizations all over the world. We place your organization in front of this massive audience and train you on how to develop relationships with those that align with your cause. Thus increasing the chance of successfully being awarded a grant. 

 Grant management is the process of overseeing and administering grants provided by funding organizations or government agencies. It is extremely important that you are prepared for the reporting requirements not only to the foundation that awarded it, but also the IRS. We help you by ensuring the effective and efficient use of grant funds in accordance with the grant agreement and the objectives of the funding entity.  Our strong organizational and administrative skills, financial acumen, project management expertise, and a commitment to accountability and transparency will help ensure that you properly manage all of your grant awards. By efficiently managing grants, your organization can maximize the impact of funding, achieve project goals, and maintain positive relationships with those funding entities.  

 Starting a nonprofit organization is both a rewarding and daunting task. We will eliminate the frustration that comes from not knowing what to do next. For the last 16 years, we have helped people successfully navigate the regulatory environment and ensure their organization is set up the right way the first time. You shouldn't be bogged down with the busy work of setting up your organization. This is where The Nonprofit Startup Kit comes in; so, you can focus on building relationships and fulfilling your mission with confidence.  

A corporate sponsorship packet is a document seeking financial support from corporations to your nonprofit. It is essentially a marketing tool that outlines the benefits and opportunities available to potential sponsors in exchange for their financial or in-kind contributions. 

A well-crafted corporate sponsorship packet is designed to showcase the value and return on investment that sponsoring your organization can bring to corporations, enticing them to support the organization's endeavors. 

 A business plan is a critical part of the planning process. The plan walks you through every area of your concept and illuminates areas that may prevent you from being successful. The goal here is to know what those inhibitors are and work towards fixing them up front. It can also shown to investors to strengthen your request for investments of donations.  

 A strategic plan can be likened to a roadmap that guides an organization towards its desired destination. Just like a roadmap provides a clear path and directions to reach a specific location, a strategic plan outlines the objectives, priorities, and actions required to achieve long-term goals. It provides a structured framework, highlighting the key milestones and initiatives that need to be pursued, while considering potential obstacles and opportunities along the way. 

 Budgets enable a business to accurately set goals, priorities, and spending caps, and detail where funding originates and where new strategies might bring revenue into the company coffers. An effective budget should break down revenue and anticipated expenses by month, by quarter, or fiscal year. This is a requirement for all foundation grant proposals, and is a healthy practice to ensure that you know what it takes to run the organization. It also builds confidence in the grant maker that you are aware of the financial implications of your organization. 

 Some non-profits find themselves in this category. A revocation occurs when the nonprofit has not filed the necessary tax forms for 3 consecutive years. As a result the IRS revokes their tax exempt status. There is a separate process that an organization must undergo to have their tax exempt status reinstated.   

Organizations may need to register as a foreign entity when they want to operate or conduct business activities in another  state they are not headquartered in. e not incorporated or headquartered. 

 It's important to note that the specific requirements and procedures for registering as a foreign entity vary from state to state. We help ensure that all parts of the process or addressed properly.