Foundation Formation Done For You
Have your non-profit up and running with a bank account in 48 hours. Professional, hassle-free.
Have your non-profit up and running with a bank account in 48 hours. Professional, hassle-free.
Don't wait months to start your mission. Open a bank account, accept donations, and begin operations immediately.
Law firms charge $8,000-$12,000 for the same service. Get professional results at a fraction of the cost with 40 years of experience.
Everything you need: formation, bylaws, policies, board documents, bookkeeping setup, IRS filing, and expert guidance.
No costly mistakes or compliance issues that could jeopardize your future tax-exempt status.
You work directly with an experienced professional who understands nonprofits and tax law.
40 years of experience in financial services, estate planning, and nonprofit governance. Former board member with deep understanding of IRS tax code and nonprofit compliance requirements.
Compare to $8,000-$12,000 at law firms
Contact us to get started. Pay $2,000 initial engagement fee via check, Zelle, or Venmo.
We send you a detailed questionnaire to gather information about your nonprofit's mission, board, and structure.
We prepare all documents, file with Texas, draft bylaws and policies, set up bookkeeping, and prepare your IRS application.
Your Texas nonprofit is formed. Open a bank account and start accepting donations immediately.
We submit Form 1023 to the IRS. You continue operating while they process your 501(c)(3) application.
When all documents are delivered and IRS application is submitted, pay the remaining $1,300.
They're essentially the same thing! All three terms refer to 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organizations. "Nonprofit" is the legal structure, "foundation" often refers to grantmaking organizations, and "charity" describes the mission. We handle all types of 501(c)(3) organizations regardless of what you call them.
Yes! Once your Texas nonprofit corporation is formed (which happens quickly), you can open a bank account and begin operations immediately. You don't have to wait for IRS approval to start your mission.
No, but I have 40 years of experience in financial services, estate planning, and nonprofit governance. I've served on two nonprofit boards and have deep knowledge of the IRS tax code and compliance requirements.
Churches, family foundations, charitable organizations, educational institutions, and other 501(c)(3) eligible entities in Texas.
The IRS typically takes 2-8 months to process Form 1023 applications. However, you can operate as a nonprofit during this time. Once approved, your tax-exempt status is retroactive to your formation date.
That's included in your 4 hours of consulting time. I'll help you respond to any IRS inquiries to ensure approval.
This service is specifically for Texas nonprofits. However, Texas nonprofits can operate and accept donations nationwide once your 501(c)(3) is approved.
Check, Zelle, Venmo, or any method that works for you. $2,000 to start, $1,300 on completion.
You'll receive all necessary documents, a functioning bookkeeping system, and guidance on ongoing compliance requirements like annual filings and board meetings.
Let's get started today. Schedule a free consultation to discuss your mission.