So, You Want to Start a Nonprofit, Now What?: How to start and run a successful 501(c)(3) charitable organization

*** SILVER MEDAL WINNER - 2024 Global Book Awards (Business Development Category) ***"Your Nonprofit Success Awaits! The Essential Reference Guide for All Aspects of Starting & Running a Nonprofit"This award-winning nonprofit book will help you sort out the necessary steps of setting up a new nonprofit and the order to do them for the quickest, easiest result, so you can start running your programs and collecting the tax-deductible donations as soon as possible.From the seed of an idea about starting a new nonprofit to running a successful charitable organization, the book takes you step by step through the process. There is also plenty ofhelp and guidance for those board members, executive directors, and others who are working in an already-existing nonprofit.So, You Want to Start a Nonprofit, Now What?explains what a nonprofit is andwhether or not you should start one, offering alternative options for your passion project that may be a better fit than starting a nonprofit.If you do choose to start a 501c3 charity, you will find this book to be an excellent reference for creating a business plan, choosing a name and logo, forming an excellent board, and becoming an official corporation with IRS 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status. Use this book as a guide to learn board and nonprofit best practices, governance, funding and fundraisers, grants, risk management, and communications and social media for charities whether you are just starting or are already running a nonprofit.So, You Want to Start a Nonprofit, Now What?has three distinct sections. The first section discusses what a nonprofit is and how to start one if that is the path chosen. Section two shows how to successfully run a nonprofit organization and is appropriate for new organizations as well as seasoned nonprofits. Section three discusses the growth of the organization and navigating that growth for the most successful outcomes. There is a wealth of knowledge in the appendices, including nonprofit resources in each state and sample policies and procedures.To