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Simple Structure of a Non-Profit Organization
Category: Business and Money Asked by: how-ga List Price: $7.00 |
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18 May 2002 09:22 PDT
Expires: 25 May 2002 09:22 PDT Question ID: 16848 |
Can someone find me a fairly SIMPLE outline for a non-profit that I can follow with a mission statement, by-laws, how officers are elected, how financial information is set-up, how officers are elected, et al? It does not have to be too detailed I am NOT applying for non-profit in the US it is in Central America and I just want to follow what they have done, an outline. THANKS |
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Re: Simple Structure of a Non-Profit Organization
Answered By: webadept-ga on 18 May 2002 10:04 PDT Rated: ![]() |
The NATIONAL MODEL RAILROAD ASSOCIATION National Organization has a rather nice layout describing all the aspects of thier non-profit organization, with a display of officers, bylaws, constituition and trustees. It covers all the areas of your quetion rather well. You can view it at: http://www.getnet.com/~dickg/nmra/org/nmra_organization.html The following is a list of example/bolierplate bylaws for non-profit corpoartions in a couple of different US states. Bylaws for generic non-profit corporation (Texas) http://www.dpcacope.org/forms/bylaws.htm California Public Benefit Corporation Boilerplate http://www.ringnebula.com/Bylaws/Boilerplate_Bylaws.htm GEORGIA FORMS - NON PROFIT CORPORATIONS http://www.atl.mindspring.com/~wmo/nonprofi/checknon.htm Example of Bylaws http://www.atl.mindspring.com/~wmo/nonprofi/bylaws.htm Example of ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION http://www.atl.mindspring.com/~wmo/nonprofi/articles.htm Just in case you need more detailed information a good place to start might be here http://www.bizfilings.com/learning/nonprofitfaq.htm I hope this answers your question and if you need more clarification just let us know. Thanks and have a great day webadept-ga |
how-ga
rated this answer:![]() I rated this a week ago but did it wrong! GREAT answer, I used the first web site provided, created an entire constitution and by-laws based on the inforamtion provided in 1 day! I also had the answer in about 30 minutes. Good work! |
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Re: Simple Structure of a Non-Profit Organization
From: firefly-ga on 18 May 2002 23:31 PDT |
How-ga: By searching on "how to start a non profit" I was able to find these resources that may be of help to you. I would highly recommend Idealist.org -- they are an international non profit resource center, and have materials in english and spanish. http://www.idealist.org This page has information on starting, running and funding a non profit: http://www.idealist.org/tools.html#SEC2 The Foundation Center has information on Starting a non-profit. http://fdncenter.org/learn/faqs/starting_nonprofit.html About.com's "Starting a Non-Profit's" One Stop Answer Page -- Lots & Lots of useful links and information. http://nonprofit.about.com/library/weekly/blonestart.htm National Council of Non-Profit Organizations: http://www.ncna.org/ The Internet Non Proft Center has a very comprehensive list of FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) Regarding the management of a non-profit. Definitely worth looking at. http://www.nonprofits.org/npofaq/ The Non-Profit Resource Center http://not-for-profit.org/ Good luck! firefly |
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Re: Simple Structure of a Non-Profit Organization
From: drewda-ga on 21 May 2002 17:58 PDT |
You might find the non-profit books from Nolo Press (www.nolo.com) to be of use. "How to Form a Non-Profit Corporation (National Edition)" (2002, 5th edition) by Anthony Mancuso provides a step-by-step guide to starting a non-profit. Included are bylaws and meeting minutes that you can customize for your own use. The documents are also included on a CD in electronic form. While this book only addresses U.S. non-profit corporations, it could probably still be of use. For more information on the book, visit http://www.nolo.com/lawstore/products/product.cfm/objectID/5C6811EB-C2B2-414C-B126D98C0F5364B4. The Nolo Web site also features a good deal of information on non-profit corporations itself (see http://www.nolo.com/lawcenter/index.cfm/catID/19B45DBF-E85F-4A3D-950E3E07E32851A7/subcatid/CE94A6B3-EFB6-4036-8498D5414328FD73/crumb/5DE04E60-45BB-4108-8D757E247F35B8AB). |
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