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Summary: EVERYTHING you need to start a Nonprofit is in this book!
Review: As a consultant to community service groups, I recommend this book to each and every one of my clients. If you're looking to start a nonprofit organization, it has everything you need to know to start a 501(c)(3) without hiring a lawyer for hundreds or thousands of dollars. The book walks you through the state incorporation process and the federal/IRS application process; it includes copies and a computer disk with pre-formatted samples of: letters, Articles of Incorporation, Organization Bylaws, Meeting Minutes formats, and more. It also takes you step-by-step through the IRS Form 1023, which you must complete for 501(c)(3) determination. This detailed information about the Form 1023 is MOST helpful for anyone looking to start a nonprofit group!
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Summary: The most useful book ever
Review: Before buying this book, our group spent thousands in legal fees trying to figure out how to form a nonprofit to help save our children's school library. After reading this book, we got the nonprofit up and running -- and yes, the school library is alive and even expanding! The instructions were clear, the "Real English" style helped, the forms were accompanied with line by line instructions. We checked out other books, but this is the only one that addressed our needs. It's an amazing, amazing book. Thank you, Mr. Mancuso!
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Summary: A real winner!
Review: I have started 4 companies in the past, my first nonprofit 2 years ago. I didn't know anything about them and this book taught me everything I needed to know to get going. I am frequently asked how to start a nonprofit by friends and I always just point them to this book. Even if you intend to use a lawyer to incorporate (which I recommend, also), this book will educate you on the things you need to know to understand the process.
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Summary: really detailed
Review: this book really gives you all the required info minus the lawyer fees. even gives you the web links to the states that have incorporation forms online. Now i just need to find 3 more people dedicated to my cause to form one in my state
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Summary: Great info, easy to follow
Review: This book was an excellent resource when I needed to brush up on non-profit formation. for a "rookie" like me, it did a great job of informing me of all of the information I needed, as well as when I might need to seek more professional assistance.
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Summary: Great do-it-yourself book, but be careful
Review: This is a great book which walks you through the steps of nonprofit incorporation, but just be careful and allow enough time to double-check crucial information with your state Attorney-General's office.
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Summary: Quickest Possible Route to Incorporation
Review: When I ordered this book, I knew nothing about the nuts and bolts of non-profit incorporation. By following the steps clearly laid out in this book, I had my articles of incorporation, bylaws, and 501c(3) forms finished in days. This is by far the best book I have ever seen of its kind. A very complicated process has been simplified enough for anyone who will put in the sincere effort to follow the book and complete the steps. Thank you Anthony Mancuso!!!
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Summary: A real winner!
Review: When I was starting up my nonprofit I didn't have thousands of dollars to waste paying a lawyer for advice. If this sounds familiar then I highly recommend Nolo's How to Form a Nonprofit Corporation. It takes you over all of the legal hurdles that you'll encounter in a well organized and user-friendly format. They've got you covered from preparing Articles of Incorporation, to applying for tax exemption, to following your state's specific requirements. It even includes all the forms you'll need on an included CD-ROM. Why waste money you don't have on expensive lawyers when you can do it just as well youself for so much cheaper? I didn't and now my nonprofit is prospering! Thanks Nolo.
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