In the dynamic world of nonprofit organizations, fiscal sponsorship has emerged as a powerful tool for budding initiatives and grassroots movements. This arrangement allows new projects to hit the ground running, leveraging the established infrastructure of an existing nonprofit. But what exactly makes fiscal sponsorship so appealing?

After a project is done with its 'Model A' fiscal sponsorship relationship, they need to become self-sufficient in managing their nonprofit program and resources. To help with this, Social Impact Commons has provided a basic checklist that outlines the steps necessary to launch the project as an independent organization.

If you're a nonprofit organization seeking tax-exempt status, it's essential to understand the process and the timeline involved. To help you navigate this journey, we've outlined the steps and provided insights into the wait times you can anticipate.

Legal issues can have a significant impact on the success of a nonprofit. That's where pro bono legal resources come in. These resources offer legal assistance to nonprofits for free or at a reduced cost, allowing them to focus on their mission and operate with peace of mind.

Effective advocacy work requires a thorough understanding of the guidelines around lobbying, especially for fiscally sponsored organizations.

Review state and federal requirements before deciding if fiscal sponsorship is better for your organization or moving from fiscal sponsorship to a standalone 501(c)3.

Here is a network of business and transactional legal services providers for nonprofit organizations around the country.