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Monthly Archives: November 2011

Should You Form A 501c3 Organization?

You have already had the brilliant idea and formed the nonprofit organization within your state to address the need in your community. Your organization meets all of the state requirements for a nonprofit organization, but you have discovered your efforts at fundraising are hampered by the fact that you do not have federal recognition of […]

Posted byGuest BloggerNovember 24, 2011July 11, 2012Posted inUncategorized

How To Know If You Are Donating To A Worthy Organization

We have all been there. Taken in by the plight of someone in need. But what do you do if you want to make sure the organization you want to donate to is worthy and reputable? There are some easy ways you can make sure.   Contact If you are located in the same city […]

Posted byGuest BloggerNovember 21, 2011November 22, 2011Posted inUncategorized

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