There’s a lot of red tape in creating and managing nonprofits. We handle it for you.
Helping Hundreds of Nonprofits
Starting & Managing Nonprofits Can Be Unnecessarily Overbearing
Government paperwork
Expensive lawyer fees
Filing with multiple government agencies
Annual tax filings
We’re sure that like everyone else, you love handling government paperwork and filings. But just in case you don’t enjoy dealing with the IRS or Attorney General, or simply don’t know where to begin, we’re here for you.
How We Help Nonprofits
Start a Nonprofit
We help people start new nonprofits. This is done by handling all sorts of paperwork and government filings for you, along with giving helpful suggestions along the way.
Manage an Established Nonprofit
It takes important time to file things with the government (like 990 forms). We handle multiple annual requirements on your behalf so you can focus more on your mission.
Start a New Nonprofit
A lot goes into starting a new nonprofit, and it can be equal parts excitement and fluster when you’re not sure where to begin.
Years of starting nonprofits has made us experts in the field, so we know exactly what it takes to get the ball rolling. As we help you start a nonprofit you’ll answer a few questions and we’ll take care of the rest. Here are all the steps we take for you:
- Form a nonprofit corporation structure ($100 value)
- Craft a specific purpose statement that explains the goals and functionality of your organization ($100 value)
- Acquire premium domain name (estimated $2,000 value)
- Hire a California Corporate Agent ($200 per year)
- Adopt “Action by Incorporator Corporate Resolution” ($100 value)
- Draft the “Restated Articles of Incorporation” ($100 value)
- Create a new “Employer Identification Number (EIN)” ($100 value)
- Draft & educate about the “Corporate Bylaws” ($500 value)
- Complete the “Conflict of Interest Policy” & “Conflict of Interest Statement” ($200 value)
- Hold “Initial Meeting of the Board of Directors” ($500 value)
- Adopt “Statement of Information Corporate Resolution” ($100)
- Complete & file the “Statement of Information” ($100 value)
- Adopt “Federal Tax-Exempt Corporate Resolution” (value $100)
- Complete & file Form 1023-EZ for Federal 501(c)3 tax exemption ($375 value)
- Acquire “IRS Determination Letter” granting Federal 501(c)3 Tax-Exempt Status ($50 value)
- Adopt “California Tax-Exempt Corporate Resolution” (value $100)
- Complete & file Form 3500A for California tax exemption ($100 value)
- Acquire “FTB Exempt Acknowledgement Letter” granting California Tax-Exempt Status ($50 value)
- Adopt “California Attorney General’s Registry of Charitable Trusts Corporate Resolution” ($100 value)
- Complete & file Form CT-1 for the Attorney General’s Registry of Charitable Trusts registration ($150 value)
- Acquire “Confirmation of Registration with the Attorney General ‘s Registry of Charitable Trusts” ($50 value)
- Complete the Notice of the “Annual Board of Directors Meeting” ($100 value)
- Hold an “Annual Board of Directors Meeting” ($500 value)
- File 990-N Federal tax returns ($50 value)
- Acquire 199N California tax returns ($50 value)
- Acquire RRF-1 California General’s report ($50 value)
- Total Value: $3,925
Mergers & Acquisitions
For those who want to merge their nonprofit with another nonprofit, or who desire to acquire an existing nonprofit, we can help.
- Merge or acquire an established nonprofit corporation ($4,000 value for mergers & acquisitions process)
- Form a nonprofit corporation structure ($100 value)
- Craft a specific purpose statement that explains the goals and functionality of your organization ($100 value)
- Acquire premium domain name (estimated $2,000 value)
- Hire a California Corporate Agent ($200 per year)
- Adopt “Action by Incorporator Corporate Resolution” ($100 value)
- Draft the “Restated Articles of Incorporation” ($100 value)
- Transfer or create a new “Employer Identification Number (EIN)” ($100 value)
- Draft & educate about the “Corporate Bylaws” ($500 value)
- Complete the “Conflict of Interest Policy” & “Conflict of Interest Statement” ($200 value)
- Hold “Initial Meeting of the Board of Directors” ($500 value)
- Adopt “Statement of Information Corporate Resolution” ($100)
- Complete & file the “Statement of Information” ($100 value)
- Adopt “Federal Tax-Exempt Corporate Resolution” (value $100)
- Complete & file Form 1023-EZ for Federal 501(c)3 tax exemption ($375 value)
- Acquire “IRS Determination Letter” granting Federal 501(c)3 Tax-Exempt Status ($50 value)
- Adopt “California Tax-Exempt Corporate Resolution” (value $100)
- Complete & file Form 3500A for California tax exemption ($100 value)
- Acquire “FTB Exempt Acknowledgement Letter” granting California Tax-Exempt Status ($50 value)
- Adopt “California Attorney General’s Registry of Charitable Trusts Corporate Resolution” ($100 value)
- Complete & file Form CT-1 for the Attorney General’s Registry of Charitable Trusts registration ($150 value)
- Acquire “Confirmation of Registration with the Attorney General ‘s Registry of Charitable Trusts” ($50 value)
- Complete the Notice of the “Annual Board of Directors Meeting” ($100 value)
- Hold an “Annual Board of Directors Meeting” ($500 value)
- Acquire 990-N Federal tax returns for 2020, 2021, and 2022 ($300 value)
- Acquire 199N California tax returns for 2020, 2021, and 2022 ($300 value)
- Acquire RRF-1 California General’s report for 2020, 2021, and 2022 ($300 value)
- Total Value: $8,675
Annual Nonprofit Management
Corporate paperwork. Compliance. Filing deadlines. Nonprofits have to take valuable time out of actively accomplishing their mission in order to do administrative work required by various agencies.
We help you build a nonprofit geared for longevity with proactive, stable, and effective annual management.
- Federal Income Tax Return Filing 990
- State Income Tax Return Filing 199
- Secretary of State Statement of Information Filing
- Attorney General Filing
- Board of Directors Annual Meeting with Minutes Requirement
The value varies depending on the size of your organization due to increased complexity of the filings.
Small Nonprofits¹ Value: $2,000 per year
Medium Nonprofits² Value: $5,000 per year
Large Nonprofits³ Value: $8,000 per year
Start a New Nonprofit
A lot goes into starting a new nonprofit, and it can be equal parts excitement and fluster when you’re not sure where to begin.
Years of starting nonprofits has made us experts in the field, so we know exactly what it takes to get the ball rolling. As we help you start a nonprofit you’ll answer a few questions and we’ll take care of the rest. Here are all the steps we take for you:
- Form a nonprofit corporation structure ($100 value)
- Craft a specific purpose statement that explains the goals and functionality of your organization ($100 value)
- Acquire premium domain name (estimated $2,000 value)
- Hire a California Corporate Agent ($200 per year)
- Adopt “Action by Incorporator Corporate Resolution” ($100 value)
- Draft the “Restated Articles of Incorporation” ($100 value)
- Create a new “Employer Identification Number (EIN)” ($100 value)
- Draft & educate about the “Corporate Bylaws” ($500 value)
- Complete the “Conflict of Interest Policy” & “Conflict of Interest Statement” ($200 value)
- Hold “Initial Meeting of the Board of Directors” ($500 value)
- Adopt “Statement of Information Corporate Resolution” ($100)
- Complete & file the “Statement of Information” ($100 value)
- Adopt “Federal Tax-Exempt Corporate Resolution” (value $100)
- Complete & file Form 1023-EZ for Federal 501(c)3 tax exemption ($375 value)
- Acquire “IRS Determination Letter” granting Federal 501(c)3 Tax-Exempt Status ($50 value)
- Adopt “California Tax-Exempt Corporate Resolution” (value $100)
- Complete & file Form 3500A for California tax exemption ($100 value)
- Acquire “FTB Exempt Acknowledgement Letter” granting California Tax-Exempt Status ($50 value)
- Adopt “California Attorney General’s Registry of Charitable Trusts Corporate Resolution” ($100 value)
- Complete & file Form CT-1 for the Attorney General’s Registry of Charitable Trusts registration ($150 value)
- Acquire “Confirmation of Registration with the Attorney General ‘s Registry of Charitable Trusts” ($50 value)
- Complete the Notice of the “Annual Board of Directors Meeting” ($100 value)
- Hold an “Annual Board of Directors Meeting” ($500 value)
- File 990-N Federal tax returns ($50 value)
- Acquire 199N California tax returns ($50 value)
- Acquire RRF-1 California General’s report ($50 value)
- Total Value: $3,925
Mergers & Acquisitions
For those who want to merge their nonprofit with another nonprofit, or who desire to acquire an existing nonprofit, we can help.
- Merge or acquire an established nonprofit corporation ($4,000 value for mergers & acquisitions process)
- Form a nonprofit corporation structure ($100 value)
- Craft a specific purpose statement that explains the goals and functionality of your organization ($100 value)
- Acquire premium domain name (estimated $2,000 value)
- Hire a California Corporate Agent ($200 per year)
- Adopt “Action by Incorporator Corporate Resolution” ($100 value)
- Draft the “Restated Articles of Incorporation” ($100 value)
- Transfer or create a new “Employer Identification Number (EIN)” ($100 value)
- Draft & educate about the “Corporate Bylaws” ($500 value)
- Complete the “Conflict of Interest Policy” & “Conflict of Interest Statement” ($200 value)
- Hold “Initial Meeting of the Board of Directors” ($500 value)
- Adopt “Statement of Information Corporate Resolution” ($100)
- Complete & file the “Statement of Information” ($100 value)
- Adopt “Federal Tax-Exempt Corporate Resolution” (value $100)
- Complete & file Form 1023-EZ for Federal 501(c)3 tax exemption ($375 value)
- Acquire “IRS Determination Letter” granting Federal 501(c)3 Tax-Exempt Status ($50 value)
- Adopt “California Tax-Exempt Corporate Resolution” (value $100)
- Complete & file Form 3500A for California tax exemption ($100 value)
- Acquire “FTB Exempt Acknowledgement Letter” granting California Tax-Exempt Status ($50 value)
- Adopt “California Attorney General’s Registry of Charitable Trusts Corporate Resolution” ($100 value)
- Complete & file Form CT-1 for the Attorney General’s Registry of Charitable Trusts registration ($150 value)
- Acquire “Confirmation of Registration with the Attorney General ‘s Registry of Charitable Trusts” ($50 value)
- Complete the Notice of the “Annual Board of Directors Meeting” ($100 value)
- Hold an “Annual Board of Directors Meeting” ($500 value)
- Acquire 990-N Federal tax returns for 2020, 2021, and 2022 ($300 value)
- Acquire 199N California tax returns for 2020, 2021, and 2022 ($300 value)
- Acquire RRF-1 California General’s report for 2020, 2021, and 2022 ($300 value)
- Total Value: $8,675
Annual Nonprofit Management
Corporate paperwork. Compliance. Filing deadlines. Nonprofits have to take valuable time out of actively accomplishing their mission in order to do administrative work required by various agencies.
We help you build a nonprofit geared for longevity with proactive, stable, and effective annual management.
- Federal Income Tax Return Filing 990
- State Income Tax Return Filing 199
- Secretary of State Statement of Information Filing
- Attorney General Filing
- Board of Directors Annual Meeting with Minutes Requirement
The value varies depending on the size of your organization due to increased complexity of the filings.
Small Nonprofits¹ Value: $2,000 per year
Medium Nonprofits² Value: $5,000 per year
Large Nonprofits³ Value: $8,000 per year
Let Us Take Care of the Hassle and Wasted Time of Government Filings
Start a New Nonprofit
$1,499
- Form a nonprofit corporation structure and purpose ($50 value)
- Craft a purpose statement that explains the goals and functionality of your organization ($100 value)
- Draft, file, and acquire certification of the “Articles of Incorporation” ($85 value)
- Request 24-hour filing service for the “Articles of Incorporation” ($350 value)
- Acquire “Employer Identification Number (EIN)” ($50 value)
- Draft the “Corporate Bylaws” ($150 value)
- Complete the “Conflict of Interest Policy” & “Conflict of Interest Statement and Attachment” ($100 value)
- Complete “Notice of Organizational Meeting” & hold the “Organizational Meeting” ($350 value)
- Complete & file the “Statement of Information” ($70 value)
- Complete & file documents for Federal 501(c)3 tax exemption ($325 value)
- Complete & file documents for California (or other state) tax exemption ($50 value)
- Complete & file documents for the Attorney General’s Registry of Charitable Trusts registration ($75 value)
- Complete the Notice, Certification, and Apostille of the “Joint Special Board Meeting” ($120 value)
- Hold a “Joint Special Board Meeting” ($300 value)
Total Value: $2,175
Only: $1,499
Manage Your Current Nonprofit
Small Nonprofits
Less Than $50,000 in Annual Gross Revenue
$200/Year
- Federal Income Tax Return Filing 990N (postcard)
- State Income Tax Return Filing 199N (postcard)
- Secretary of State Statement of Information Filing
- Attorney General Filing
- Board of Directors Annual Meeting with Minutes Requirement
Medium Nonprofits
$50,000 - $200,000 in Annual Gross Revenue
$500/Year
- Federal Income Tax Return Filing 990ez
- State Income Tax Return Filing 199ez
- Secretary of State Statement of Information Filing
- Attorney General Filing
- Board of Directors Annual Meeting with Minutes Requirement
Large Nonprofits
More Than $200,000 in Annual Gross Revenue
$800/Year
- Federal Income Tax Return Filing 990
- State Income Tax Return Filing 199
- Secretary of State Statement of Information Filing
- Attorney General Filing
- Board of Directors Annual Meeting with Minutes Requirement
Small Nonprofit Value: $2,000
Only: $200
Medium Nonprofit Value: $5,000
Only: $500