If you’ve never set up a nonprofit organization before, you must learn how to build the foundation correctly to minimize potential pitfalls as you work towards your philanthropic goals. Whether your nonprofit builds schools in impoverished areas or works to restore environmental habitats, ensuring your nonprofit’s business foundation runs smoothly means you can focus on your cause rather than fixing operational problems.

The experts at Anderson Advisor’s How to Start and Run a Nonprofit Workshop will teach you how to structure and run your nonprofit organization. Our partners have worked with hundreds of business owners across the United States to maximize asset protection and develop a tax strategy that minimizes liabilities.

If you are already running a nonprofit as an executive director, this workshop will offer you fresh insights on how to improve the efficiency of your organization when it comes to the finances and core values of your mission.

Attendees will be immersed in topics the include understanding the various types of nonprofit organizations, strategies to build an organization that aligns with your hopes and dreams, the do’s and don’ts of tax compliant nonprofits, and, of course, we will tackle one of the most important concerns: how to make sure you get paid.

Though your work may inspire you to be altruistic, you still need to provide for your family while building a positive work environment for employees. This is especially true if your organization hopes to attract talent to grow its mission.

At its core, a nonprofit is about making a positive impact on its community. While it’s always a great thing to want to change the world for the better, a nonprofit is also a business that needs to generate money.

While the aim of a nonprofit is not to accrue profit, that doesn’t mean a nonprofit needs to eschew monetary gain. After all, a sound financial strategy will allow the nonprofit to grow and continue its positive work.

An executive director or manager of a nonprofit needs training just like the CEO of any other business. Unfortunately, many nonprofit organizations don’t place enough emphasis on business training for tax strategies and structuring. This is a mistake that can cost the organization dearly, both in terms of financial losses and exposure to liability.

With so much invested into a nonprofit, your tenure as an executive director is more than a job or a financial investment; it’s also an extension of the causes you care most about. An investment in our How to Start and Run a Nonprofit Workshop is an investment in your nonprofit by making it as efficient and functional as possible.

A nonprofit executive director needs to juggle many things at once. While this includes the work of the nonprofit itself, nonprofit executive directors also need to manage business functions such as human resources, marketing, budgeting, board governance, finances, and fundraising. Getting expert help and training that addresses these important functions will ensure the nonprofit organization runs smoothly.

It’s always admirable when somebody wants to start a nonprofit to change the world. But as we mentioned before, a nonprofit is also a business. One could argue that it’s even more important for nonprofits to structure their business correctly. That way it can focus its time and money on the organization’s mission.

There will be a number of issues you’ll need to make sure you’re compliant on. For example, if your nonprofit is involved in real estate or multifamily housing, the laws that apply to your organization will vary from state to state. That said, as you build your nonprofit from the ground up (or restructure your existing organization), you will need to make sure you are doing everything correctly.

Attending the Anderson Advisor’s Start & Run a Nonprofit Workshop will immerse you in the information you need to know about starting your nonprofit, with topics like What is a Charity, Tax Treatment of Foundations and Charities, Annual Compliance, and even case studies that take a look at the yearlong cycle of a charity or foundation.

Our courses are popular and fill up quickly, so you will want to enroll early.

In fact, our courses have had such a high demand, we built our own education and seminar center in Las Vegas, and have added additional livestream sessions to maximize enrollment space. We only have a few of these events each year, so you should register as soon as possible.

The early bird discount reduces the price of the seminar in half. Our How to Start and Run a Nonprofit is valued at $2,997, but by enrolling in the workshop early, you can attend the entire seminar for just $1,497. If you’d like to bring a guest or a member of your team to the nonprofit workshop, consider signing up for our platinum membership. Our platinum membership also includes access to our educational library, unlimited questions for our tax team, and attorney strategy sessions.

Anyone who is interested in giving back to their community should attend the Anderson Advisor’s How to Start & Run a Nonprofit Workshop.

Whether you’re a real estate investor, business owner, or a nonprofit employee or director (and thinking about starting your own nonprofit), you’ll learn what you need to know about setting up a successful nonprofit at our two-day, value-packed workshop.

A nonprofit leader (or seasoned nonprofit professionals) who aspires to start their own nonprofit will benefit from our guidance regarding nonprofit finance and nonprofit administration.

Believe it or not, operating a nonprofit doesn’t mean that you are only interested in fundraising for a humanitarian cause. A nonprofit board and nonprofit executive director oversee a business—it’s just that the stated aims of that business are not for profit, but rather to fulfill the mission statement or values of the organization.

A nonprofit can become a great vehicle for pursuing something you care about while getting paid to do the work. Any financial statement of a successful nonprofit will show that it can generate a decent amount of revenue, just like any business, but it also ensures that the executive director and nonprofit board can be paid for their services.

In order for your nonprofit to be successful, you will have to be adept at managing basic business functions, such as fundraising or obtaining financial aid, volunteer management, and tactical budgeting.

Starting and operating a nonprofit can become a wonderful career path for people who care about a cause and are willing to put in the work to make a difference. One of the easiest things you can do to jumpstart that career path is enroll in our How to Start and Run a Nonprofit Workshop. It gives you the opportunity to consult with our legal experts on how to properly structure your nonprofit organization for maximum effectiveness.

Right now, this course is only offered once a year. That’s why you should reserve your spot now if you’re interested in building an exceptional nonprofit.

If you miss open registration and the workshop fills up, you will need to wait until next October, which is when we’ll be offering our next round of nonprofit courses online.

One of the reasons we only offer this online course once a year is because we strive to offer a different online course every quarter to help entrepreneurs and investors with strategic planning, business structuring, and strategic budgeting concerns around advanced tax strategies. We are passionate about bringing the best, most value-driven content to our students. Our nonprofit fundraising and business structuring course is no exception—you won’t want to miss out!

The Anderson Advisors nonprofit workshop is a two-day event. We begin by outlining some of the reasons for setting up a nonprofit, as well as what constitutes different types of nonprofit organizations. Then we’ll look at some case studies of nonprofits and discuss the tax treatment of charitable organizations. On our second day, we’ll look at the calendar year of a charity, discuss mission statements and values that drive your nonprofit, and dive into compliance issues.

A professional certificate or university master’s program can take upwards of weeks or years to complete, and they cover the same information we’re going to share with you over the course of two days. You could spend tens of thousands of dollars getting the same training through a university, whereas our workshop averages only $120 per hour for some of the most impactful consulting you will ever receive for your nonprofit. This investment is a steal considering how much money your nonprofit organization will save implementing the business strategies we teach.