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课程名称：非营利组织基础101 课程概述：欢迎您！创办一个501(c)(3)的非营利组织是一项重大决定，需要在获得IRS税收豁免之前和之后进行深思熟虑。作为非营利组织的创始人或新任董事会成员，您可能会有一些问题需要解答，也会有一些问题是您尚未意识到的。正因为如此，我们开设了这门培训课程，帮助您在成为非营利组织创始人或董事会成员的头12个月找到方向。 课程内容：《非营利组织基础101：在您第一年的行动指南》源于在非营利和营利领域超过25年的工作经验。本课程强调非营利公共慈善组织的创始人和领导者在第一年所需做的基本事务，以建立和维持一个合规且可持续的非营利组织。许多非营利组织创始人并未拥有商业背景，他们只是出于对社会规范的热情而行动。本课程旨在帮助那些考虑建立美国非营利公共慈善组织的人，或那些刚刚迈出这一步的人，为在非营利部门的成功做好计划。 课程将为非营利组织的创始人和领导者，以及对非营利公共慈善组织感兴趣的其他人员提供策略和技巧，支持新组织的发展。课程将识别最佳实践，以确保非营利组织不仅能生存还能够在每月有约6000个新注册美国非营利组织的增长环境中蓬勃发展。 在课程中，我将分享如何为第一次董事会会议做好准备、董事会职责、可能需要的非营利保险类型以及能够减少组织内欺诈风险的内部控制。此外，我还会关注帮助您建立资金申请案例的规划文件、帮助您推进使命的资源、董事会扩展和组成建议、预算编制、申请拨款等诸多内容。 课程将破除一些常见的神话，例如，很多人认为非营利公共慈善组织不能合法地盈利。实际上，非营利公共慈善组织也是一种商业，产生收入对其可持续性至关重要。还有人认为可以轻易成立非营利组织并迅速获得全部资金，而不需要为扎实基础的建设或项目的启动与成功追踪再费心思。虽然这种情况确实有可能，但极为不易。本课程将解决这些神话。课程结束时，我真心希望您能感受到领导您梦想中的组织的激励。您拥有成功所需的一切，这门课程只是您成功的提醒。 课程对象：本课程适合非营利组织的创始人、执行董事、董事会成员、非营利组织员工、志愿者、资金提供者以及其他对美国非营利公共慈善组织感兴趣的人士。对于仅希望获得营利性业务指导的人士，本课程内容将不具帮助。
Welcome!Starting a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization is a major decision that requires significant forethought before and after you receive IRS tax exemption. As a nonprofit founder and or new board member, you will likely have questions that you already know to ask or seek answers for, and there will be questions that you don't even know to ask! That is exactly why this training course was developed; to help you find your way during your first 12 months of becoming a nonprofit founder or board member.About this CourseNonprofit Essentials 101: What to do in your first 12 months is a product of more than 25 years of working both in the nonprofit and and for-profit sectors. This course highlights what nonprofit public charity founders and leaders must do in their inaugural year, at a very basic level, to build and sustain a nonprofit that is compliant and sustainable. Many nonprofit founders have never owned a business, rather, they are simply people with a "Big-Amazing-Heart" for balancing societal norms. This course helps those who are considering establishing a U.S. nonprofit public charity or those who have recently taken this huge step to plan for success in the nonprofit sector. This course seeks to equip nonprofit founders and leaders, and anyone else with an interest in a nonprofit public charity, with strategies and techniques that can support the development of your new organization. This course identifies best practices in order for nonprofits to not only survive but thrive in a growing sector that welcomes about 6,000 newly registered U.S. nonprofits EVERY month! During our time together, I will share how to best prepare for your first board meeting; board responsibilities; the type of nonprofit insurance that you may need; and internal controls that help to mitigate fraud within an organization. I will also give attention to planning documents to help you build your case for funding; resources to help you further your mission, board expansion and composition tips; budgeting; applying for grants, and so much more!Dispelling MythsMany believe that the nonprofit public charity should not and cannot not legally earn a profit. To the contrary, a nonprofit public charity is a business, and generating income for the business is integral to its sustainability. Others believe they can form a nonprofit and obtain full funding immediately without doing the hard work of laying a solid foundation or even starting their program and tracking success. While this is certainly possible, it is highly unlikely. This course will address these sort of myths. At the conclusion of this course, it is my sincere hope that you feel inspired to lead the organization that you've always dreamed that you would one day lead. You have everything it takes to succeed. This course is just your reminder!Who this course is for:This course is for nonprofit Founders, Executive Directors, Board Members, Staff of Nonprofits, Volunteers of Nonprofits, Funders, and others with an interest in U.S. nonprofit public charities.This material would not be helpful for a person exclusively looking for guidance for a for-profit business.
