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Saturday, 14 June 2008

Lancashire Book Festival and another review

I did some events for the Lancashire Children's Book Festival this week, Shout About Books. They were great. I like working in Lancashire very much (even though I'm from Yorkshire). They know what they're doing. The libraries are great and they really make you feel at home. Thank you Lancashire.

Also, today I was at a library in Stoke. Most of the children were Stoke City fans. It was good to see: people supporting their local team. I had a kick about with a lad called Josh, who was really into Stoke City. We had a kick about and he kept accusing me of fouling him. As if...

I got a review in the Times today. You can read it at: When I read it I was very happy. So happy I started singing football songs. I did the same thing when I got the book deal with Puffin. Chanting about Leeds, etc. This might seem odd, but I think it's because getting good news about my books is a bit like seeing my favourite team score. A sudden burst of happiness. Either that or I'm losing my mind.

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Holland. What can I say? Amazing. I hope they win it.

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Saturday, May 9, 2009

Potato Diversity in the City

Only a fraction of the native potatoes make it to the markets in the cities. Many of the varietes I saw and ate in Choppca are grown only by a few families for their household consumption.
Studies by a number of researchers have shown no genetic erosion in the native potatoes in many parts of the Andes. However, some believe the area which many of the native varieties are grown on has shrunk greatly.
Every family I interviewed grew both monoculture fields of modern varieties and mixed fields of their native varieties. Everyone I spoke to was passionate about continuing to grow their native diversity for flavor, strength, ceremonies, starchiness, and diverese uses.
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So I thought I would update everyone on how cool the Nook Color is running Clockworks mod 7( the latest phiremod rom). CPU is now overclocked to 1.2 ghz and Netflix streams flawlessly. Google market and Amazon apps work fine as well. Oh yeah and before I forget I've got nook and kindle apps working. I'm telling you 250 dollars well spent.

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Fordham GSAS: Grad. Life: January 2011

Monday, January 31, 2011

"Xtra! Xtra! Hey look at the Headlines!" Vicious Venting or Comic Cartoons? Xtranormal’s Academic Worldview

(Please note that some of the linked videos in this entry contain profanity. Also note that the Chronicle decided that this was alright, so I’m following their lead.)
In a previous entry, I briefly mentioned a viral video called “So You Want to get a PhD in the Humanities?”.
Obviously, since it’s a viral video, I wasn’t the only one who was laughing hysterically and sharing it with her friends. But apparently it wasn’t just grad. students watching either. The brilliant writers at the Chronicle recently picked up on it, and have written an article examining this new breed of videos and their place in the university system.
The Chronicle links to a bunch of these kinds of videos, but they actually interviewed the maker of the same video I first linked to (and linked to again above). Perhaps surprisingly, she is not an English Ph.D. drop-out. And, no, she’s not at all like the wary professor in the video either. In fact, despite her cynical video, she is much more like the enthusiastic, idealistic, pig-tailed student the video pokes fun of. In fact, most of these new academic satires springing up via Xtranormal (the site where the videos are made) are created by people within the very field the videos parody. As the Chronicle notes, “nearly every higher-education niche has [created at least one video], it seems, though the gags often make sense only to insiders. For example, do you find regression-discontinuity designs funny? Political scientists do.”
The Chronicle also makes a point of mentioning how Xtranormal has actually also become a successful classroom tool, and that the site is reorganizing itself to allow teachers to assign this simple kind of video-making as homework or extra credit. These videos seem to be particularly useful for introductory foreign language classes, as well as for presenting theoretical debates in a funny and approachable format.
But what the Chronicle doesn’t really tackle, and what I’m kind of interested in, is why so many grad. students have decided to create these kinds of videos making fun of their own subjects. If they’re not people who “ran away” from the PhD and want to show the horrors they have escaped, what are they getting out of this? Are academics just naturally masochists (as the academic librarian video seems to imply)? Does grad. school just imbue people with a dark and self-deprecating sense of humor? It seems to me that it’s a bit like the Facebook support groups and terrified status updates that appear during the end of each semester. You know it’s crazy. You know the chances of getting where you want to be are slim. But you also know you have to do it. It’s the only option you choose to give yourself. And how can you get through it without a little laughter and support from the people just as insane as you are?
Plus, maybe if enough of these kinds of videos are made, they will become a call to action. Maybe someone will eventually do something to fix all the problems they’re pointing out. I mean, if there are this many complaints, I’m guessing the system is at least cracked, if not broken.

Now I want to see what the Chronicle has to say about this one: Honest Grad School Ad

Monday, January 24, 2011

WWW: It’s a WikiWildWorld

I think Wikipedia got big the same year I entered college. All of a sudden it was the first hit on Google whenever you asked a question, and the first source you went to to settle a dispute with your roommate.
But people…or at least professors…didn’t think of it as a legitimate source. Even though Wikipedia does have citations, it was an obvious no-no to use Wikipedia as a source because of its open contribution policy.
Slowly, it seems, this perception has begin to change.
Although I don’t think anyone would cite only Wikipedia in any serious context, professors have started recommending checking out the site for basic background research. If you want to orient yourself before getting involved in your novel or your textbook or your play or whatever it may be, professors now seem to think it may not be a bad idea to check out Wikipedia. This reaction is now far more common than the constant warnings against the site that I used to get as a freshman. In recent years, I have gotten links from the site directly from professors and have even been asked to check Wikipedia in class to confirm a teacher’s hazy memory. “Actually, Wikipedia is not too bad” has been said almost word for word by at least two of my professors in the last couple of years.
How did Wikipedia start bettering its reputation so quickly? Has it just grown on us? Are the citations on Wikipedia itself getting better? Are we getting lazy? What’s going on here?
Wikipedia is about to be 10 years old. That means it was actually around for 4 years before I got to college, although I didn’t know about it and it wasn’t nearly as universal back then. And now that it’s hitting this milestone, it is making a conscious effort to improve its reputation even further according to a recent article in the Chronicle.Wikipedia isn’t just hoping people will accept the site anymore. They are now consciously “making efforts to involve academics more closely in its process. The latest is a new plan to build an ‘open educational resource platform’ that will gather tools about teaching with Wikipedia in the classroom.” So those professors who asked me to look up stuff on Wikipedia aren’t so crazy after all. They’re just anticipating the inevitable future.
But this doesn’t mean that you can do all your paper research on Wikipedia now, or that you can avoid going to the library because teachers approve of the site (although I have heard of people who go through 4 years of college without ever setting foot inside a library…). ‘“We don’t want them to cite Wikipedia,’ [one Wikimedia member] said of students. ‘What we really want them to do is understand how to use and critically evaluate the articles on Wikipedia and then learn how to contribute to make those articles better.”’
Wikipedia doesn’t just want to give people easy access to facts anymore. They now want to help students and future scholars learn how to evaluate those supposed “facts” and, in return, help make Wikipedia even more reliable. Sounds like a pretty good deal all around, huh?
Maybe Wikipedia is new evil genius of the tech world (other commonly accused parties: Apple & Google)? Let’s just say I wouldn’t be surprised if my generation’s kids were using Wikipedia as a truly legitimate source in the future.

Monday, January 17, 2011

And the Snowy Spring Semester Begins

Welcome back to campus everyone! And I wish you all luck as we begin this spring semester (possibly my last semester is school ever…creepy when you’ve been in school since you were 2 years old, huh?)!
Personally, I always thought the idea of the “spring semester” was a little weird. The fall semester seems to make a bit more sense…even when we start school and it’s still hot or a bit summery, the leaves start changing pretty soon afterward and the fall weather begins to define the semester. Fall semesters simply feel…fall-y. But the spring semester always feels like winter for way too long. Not only do we begin when it still feels like a different season, but that winter weather often carries over until what feels like practically the end of the semester, defining it with cold rainy days instead of growing flowers. What I usually remember from spring semesters aren’t those last few days of luke-warmth, but the cold…the writing of papers while covered in a blanket.
I think the one time I felt differently about this was my senior year of college (spring ’09), when it got so warm by April that I even got a few sunburns from reading outside. That definitely cancelled out the cold. But how often does that happen?
I’m sure I’d feel differently if I was from somewhere without such defined seasons (you guys who aren’t from around here should tell me if I sound crazy to you), but calling this semester “spring” when we can still hope for snow days until almost the last month of school never made total sense to me. Then again, what else would we call it?

In any case, like the New York Postal Service, we grad. students will not stop working no matter what the weather. "Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds." Even on snow days, we keep at it from home. Perhaps not as swiftly as the mailmen get the idea.

So I guess it's back to school, and back to those "appointed rounds."

Monday, January 10, 2011

“I’ve never gotten my grades online before,” my friend told me in the last week of the fall semester. She sounded concerned, as if this new format meant that she would have to go on an epic quest to retrieve her grades. In fact, in the week or two that we were all eagerly (and anxiously) awaiting our grades, at least two of my friends asked me where exactly they were supposed to go to get them. Granted, the myFordham portal isn’t always the easiest to navigate, though once you customize it it’s a whole lot better. But I didn’t really realize getting grades online was such a big deal until this semester. Through high school I got grades mailed to me (snail mail, not email), but since I entered college I’ve always gotten my grades online one way or another. The constant “refreshing” that occurs over winter break and in the beginning of the summer has become familiar to me.
So has, to one extent or another, using the internet for class discussion or for getting/submitting homework assignments. Again, this definitely didn’t happen for me until college. But as soon as I hit freshman year, BlackBoard or something of the kind became a part of every day life. Participating in online discussions or posting assignments online (for public viewing or for the professor’s eyes only) became expected rather quickly. Printing costs became part of textbook costs. As my social life migrated to Facebook, my educational life entered the digital world alongside it.
As the recent Wired article about the new Tron movie makes clear, our world and the digital world are more interconnected than ever before (and, by the way, if you haven’t seen Tron: Legacy, you totally should. It was amazing). When the first Tron movie was released in the 80’s, the idea of cyberspace was completely foreign, and people thought it was weird that a company like Disney was even making a film like this. The movie flopped. But “today, people think they’ve been to cyberspace,” says Adam Rogers. This accounts for the millions of dollars put into the newly revamped Tron franchise. And the fact that there’s even a magazine like Wired (founded in 1993) shows how much our culture has changed.
Academia, however, always lags a little behind technological developments. Especially the humanities. Though science and even social science departments obviously have to catch on relatively quickly to stay relevant and competitive, the humanities are always scrambling to catch up. I don’t know how many jokes I’ve heard about how English professors (I guess English is the humanity of the humanities?) are the worst at using everything from BlackBoard to projectors.
But this year, at the MLA conference, digital work in academia, specifically in the humanities, was finally being discussed seriously. According to an article in the Chronicle these issues finally started getting attention in December of 2009. But it wasn’t until this month’s meeting that “the rising generation made itself heard in a big way.” Of course, we’re still in the defining stages—“what is a digital humanist?” is still a major question. Even though many humanities professors have by now embraced (successfully or not so successfully) the use of technology in the classroom, the place of digital work and research in academia (e.g. "the critical-code studies" mentioned as the future of the history field) is still undefined. (Interesting personal side note: my 7th grade English teacher is totally mentioned in that Chronicle article. Small world.)
So…will the humanities finally catch up with the sciences in this technological era? The humanities and the sciences are always paired…“College of Arts and Sciences” is a common university division, and our own GSAS pairs the two. But, when it comes to technology, "humanities" as a category always seems to be the ugly rejected stepchild struggling to find its fairy godmother and break the spell of being stuck in the past (and remember people: this is coming from an English major who still wants to smell real paper books). So…is this the beginning of a real change? Are the humanities finally embracing the sciency things they once feared? The fact that things like Wired and even Tron are now simply a part of popular culture is probably a good sign. But the MLA conference topics are probably the real signals of progress.

Monday, January 3, 2011

Spirit is Catching

Happy New Year, Fordham GSAS! I hope you all had a wonderful time ringing in the New Year, wherever you were!
There’s always so much happiness going around on New Year’s Eve and Day. Or, as I like to call it, “good vibes.” Strangers on the street greet each other with a big “Happy New Year” no matter what time of day or night for at least 48 hours, and everyone seems to have an unlimited amount of hope. Yes, even the pessimists.
All this unbounded energy and spirit I saw on New Year’s (especially on New Year’s Eve itself) got me thinking about the concept of school spirit. School spirit is obviously important to many people. But what is school spirit? Is it defined by things like pep rallies, football games, and school colors? By clubs and orientations and founder’s days? Or is it something even more intangible, something that can only be measured individually and felt collectively? And is it harder for find this school spirit as a grad. student than as an undergrad.?
As you probably all know, Fordham’s undergraduate business school was recently renamed the Gabelli School of Business. When the donor and alum who the school is now named after (Mario Gabelli, GSB ’65) came to speak on campus last month, he also brought back an old Fordham tradition that many did not even know existed—a live ram. Apparently a real live version of our school’s mascot used to live on campus at one time, and Mr. Gabelli decided to bring this piece of Fordham’s history back to campus with him.
Sadly, I missed the ram on campus. But even hearing about this event made me feel more school spirit for Fordham than I think I ever had before. What is it about a little piece of history creeping back in that made me feel more connected to the school than I ever have in the last year and a half? I’m not really sure. But the ram represents Fordham as a whole, not just GBA, or GSAS, or any other division. And I think what’s really tough in grad. school compared to undergrad. is building a feeling of community among people who are so focused in on their own particular disciplines. Not only do most people not live on or even near campus, as I’ve mentioned in previous posts, but many of us isolate ourselves in our own departments without even realizing it. It’s the nature of graduate study, I suppose.
In all honesty, I think the Office of Student Development and the GSA actually do a really awesome job creating a sense of unity through things like orientation, the GSAS socials, and other events of that kind. In fact, we’re probably more connected as a school than most other grad. schools I know of. But what the ram on campus got me thinking about was that intangible school spirit that I felt a bit more strongly in college (the same kind of spirit in some ways that I saw on New Year’s Eve), and what it takes to create or cultivate it. Should someone from GSAS petition to get an owl brought to campus, to represent GSAS’s own school seal? Perhaps we should get an Owlery on campus a la Harry Potter. Would something this silly strengthen the school spirit of GSAS students? I think we have a good basis already, especially compared to most schools. So what would it take to really bring it out? What is it, besides events and school colors, that makes school spirit?
I guess I don’t have many answers for you all in this post. During these first few days of 2011 (which are also the first few days of my last semester at Fordham), I’m mostly just wondering and pondering. I guess, without any answers to give you, all I can hope for is that this blog will contribute to that same spirit others at Fordham are already fostering.
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Friday, July 22, 2011

Baby On Board

Some of you have hit me up saying I've been M.I.A lately and well I have a good excuse! I'm pregnant with my first child. I am beyond excites, thrilled, blessed, and very very much scared. Now that I am out of my first trimester I should be able to post more often..... if I can stop being lazy. LOL. I know a few of  you have kids, any advice?

Miss Tapia said...

A few words of advice:

Enjoy your sleep. Seriously,take advantage of random naps and sleeping in.

Keep taking prenatals!

Take the belly pics,write down your feelings,symptoms,the day you feel the first kick,etc. It feels good to look back on it while your baby is laying next to you. Its amazing!

Stock up on pampers and wipes!! Babies are poop machines.haha.

I can go on and on but the most important thing is,just enjoy it. Pregnancy is the greatest thing in the world and once you see your baby,you'll know all the waddling,cravings and stretch marks were worth it.Congratulations once again!!

Forever Fantastic said...

Awww thank you so much. Those are all great advice. I wanted to start getting wipes and diapers with every paycheck...start stocking up like you said.

I don't know how pregnant people sleep. I toss and turn, can never find a comfortable spot and once I finally fall asleep, I wake up like an hour later to pee. I'm always peeing. LOL.

I want to start a baby book so I can eventually give it to him or her with all my pregnancy information.

Thank you again! :)

Miss Tapia said...

Good idea,We went through a box a week! Insane!

Girl...wait till you get bigger! I would sleep sitting up! I was so damn uncomfortable! Have you gotten a body pillow? Mine helped me sleep a little. I peed on myself a few times (just a little) so wear panty

Another thing,if people are all of a sudden doing this and that for you,let them. There's something about a pregnant women that makes people really friendly. I couldn't even bring the groceries in because they said they were too heavy for me. I had family members cleaning my house too. lol. So let them pamper you!

Yes,I have one for my daughter and so far I have papers that I wrote on when I first felt her kick (I was on a plane),her baby shower invites,ultrasound pics..all that stuff. My boyfriend was given his baby book on his 25th birthday,its crazy seeing how much our baby looks like him.

Forever Fantastic said...

I did get a body pillow, it helps a little but I still wake up like 5 times a night. Ugh...I guess I'm getting prepared for all those night feedings. LOL.

People are starting to do things for me and I have to admit, it's a little weird. People get me water and pick up things for me at work...I'm like I'm not helpless people, but honestly, it is a little nice. I guess I should stop fighting them and enjoy the pampering.

I want to do that too, give the baby book to him or her when they're 25 or somewhere around there... I wish my parents would have given me a baby book.

Eeeek, I'm getting so excited!

Miss Tapia said...

I'm telling you,wait till you get bigger. It's gonna be so much harder to sleep. But you know what,I loved being pregnant. I felt so..motherly. Like okay baby,I'll put up with this..for YOU!

Yeah at first I was like,come on man,leave me alone. But I realized they just wanted to help me so I let them.

I take a bajillion pictures of Zoe because my Mom doesn't have ONE baby picture of me. Can you believe it? I don't know what I looked like as a baby. I could of have 3 legs for all I

I'm excited for you!Congrats again!


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Does anyone else have problem with the pdf files? Can someone please let me know if they can open them?

KarenJanuary 16th, 2012 at 5:23 pm

Thank you Chris for putting this site together, we have been using it nonstop for two months now and we sure couldn’t do without it. Do you have a Paypal account so we can donate a few bucks?

Karen and Chris

AdminFebruary 11th, 2012 at 5:26 pm

Hi Karen,

Thank you for the kind words. No donation is necessary, your thank you note went a long way:) Best of luck with your form 1023 and let me know when you get the determination letter.

Ruth BurkeFebruary 12th, 2012 at 5:33 pm

I’m impressed. The site is well organized and intelligently designed. We put off doing a 501c3 application because it was just so overwhelming and now we’re getting ready to launch. After reading every article on your site in the past week I feel empowered. A busy woman and her board thanks you – now to get to work!

AdminFebruary 16th, 2012 at 8:22 pm

Hi Ruth,

I’m glad you found it useful. I’m impressed that you read all the articles, that’s some heavy reading. Just follow the steps and you should have your determination letter in no time. My best wishes to you and your board.

J WadsworthMarch 29th, 2012 at 12:23 am

I have found this site extremely helpfull! Thank you for putting it together! I am however extremely confused by Part V. Questions 2a and 2b. Since the form does not ask the person who filled it out to reveal themselves, the word “You” in question 2b becomes… well… confusing. A couple of the board memebers have existing business relationships between them. Those relationships exist outside of the non-profit, and were described in 2a. Without a reference to explain who “you” is, how do you answer 2b?

AdminApril 6th, 2012 at 1:36 am

“You” always means your organization. IRS doesn’t care about individuals, you are an organization and the only YOU is your organization. Hope this helps.

Andrea LovasApril 6th, 2012 at 12:21 pm

Thank you so much for your honest and extremely helpful advice. This site is amazing!

Mariah WillemsApril 9th, 2012 at 5:01 pm

Thank you for making this site available. I have checked out so many books from the library to help us fill out the form 1023, but i just keep referring to this site. It’s amazing how many pages and examples you have provided here and it makes it much easier to just search for the section name and find the answer here; something I can’t do with a book. Just wanted to say thank you and God bless you.

Cicilia GomezJune 25th, 2012 at 8:53 pm

Excellent website, very easy to use and down to earth. Thank you for all your efforts. Donation sent.

Diane TalbertJuly 7th, 2012 at 7:57 pm

Hello Chris,

This website is great. This is so well put together and very organized. I could not have put all my paperwrok together without you. There was so much time and effort put into doing this. I really appreciate it. It was very easy to follow and trust me that is what I needed. I am almost finish with this. I am going to go over it very carefully to make sure I didn’t miss anything. I will be sending you a donation shortly. I could not have done this without you. Thank you again, Diane

AdminJuly 8th, 2012 at 4:20 am

Hi Diane,

Thanks for taking the time to write and I appreciate you kind words. I’m glad that this website is making the life of others easier and it’s truly rewarding to see that hundreds of people everyday rely on this information. Go over your application a few more times before sending it and ask any question you may have.

Best of luck to you and thank you for helping others.

Margaret HathawayJuly 15th, 2012 at 10:30 am

Hi Chris,

Just wanted to let you know that we received our determination letter yesterday and wanted to thank you on behalf of our board for your fabulous website and the months of work that you have put together here. We couldn’t have done it without you and we are indebted to you greatly. Thank you sincerely for all your efforts and your kind heart. If your travels take you to Michigan, you’ll be always welcome in our home. I have sent a meager donation and will send more as we get more funds.

AdminJuly 16th, 2012 at 12:21 pm

Congrats Margaret and thank you for the comment and also the phone call. Best of luck to you and your budding organization and I’ll be sure to stop by if I ever come to your neck of the woods.:)

ClaudineAugust 1st, 2012 at 8:32 pm

I have been working on our 1023 form for a couple of weeks and this is definitively the most helpful, complete information I have read, with precious exemples and very clear explanations. Thank you. I will, soon, gladly, send you my little contribution.

Nadia StockburgerAugust 4th, 2012 at 9:31 pm

I wish i would have found this sooner. Thank you Thank you Thank you

JCAugust 23rd, 2012 at 6:23 am

Thank you for the very helpful and informative website. I also enjoyed your eyeopening and terrifying read on church tax-exemption.

JCZSeptember 13th, 2012 at 4:14 pm

Thank you so very much! Your website really is informative. May I list you as a partner on my website? I think the online community should know about your efforts. GREAT JOB!!

JCZSeptember 13th, 2012 at 4:17 pm

Robin Wright??? lol… needs to relax a bit… Some blunt and yes at times colorful conversation is exactly what Tax Forms need… 🙂

AdminOctober 22nd, 2012 at 1:33 am

@JCZ: Thanks for the praises:) Please do link to this site if you like. I’m not sure if partner is a right term but I sure appreciate the effort.

JeffNovember 24th, 2012 at 12:56 am

I’m lucky enough to have a lot of help with setting up my non-profit, but was totally stumped by the financials. I found a lot of terrible advice from a lot of sources, but this was the only site that made sense– and in fact, with your calculator, it was even EASY. It’s hard for me to overstate how grateful I am that this site exists, as you totally saved my ass on this. I will be donating a few bucks when I get my next paycheck.

Lady K.December 10th, 2012 at 3:35 am

Oh, what a relief that site is. I was reading a lot of others, but yours is the one that includes the REAL information. I can really understand it and follow. I will need to return a few more times to get this done, but as a foreginer I really appreciate your help. It would take me much longer to do it without YOUR information. Thank you very, very, much.
I just loved the answer you gave to this Robin Wright person. You are smart, witty and I love your sense of humor. Everyone who wrote appreciated your efforts except just that one. I’m all with you. Your response to her was well DESERVED.
Donation made, thanks again.
P.S. I used to live in Montana, just curious in which city you might be?

AdminDecember 12th, 2012 at 9:43 pm

Thanks for taking the time to write and I do appreciate your donation and support. I’m glad that you find the information useful in some ways. My home base is Helena but I seem to be always somewhere else 🙂

Best of luck to you and your organization.

RomeyDecember 28th, 2012 at 3:49 pm

What a great site? What a great work put into writing this amazing website? It is very reassuring that we still have well-meaning people like you around in our country who do not despise non-profit work–the work of helping other who are less-fortunate than us. Knowing that you are sharing all this information for free is not only helpful for me for filing my IRS application, it encourages more to continue the work of my small non-profit. God bless and peace!!

BTW, 1023 Part VIII, question 10 is giving me sleeples nights. I don’t know whether to say Yes or No. Can you drop any whiskey in my cup on that?

AdminDecember 28th, 2012 at 5:52 pm

Hi Romey,

You are welcome and thank you for taking the time to comment. As for the question 10 on part VIII, this only concerns you if you are a Symphony Orchestra, Art organization or alike. A symphony for example may produce a music CD for sale and distribution, which is considered Intellectual Property. For normal organizations, the answer should be no.

JoshFebruary 25th, 2013 at 2:27 am

Hi Chris, I wanted to drop you a note to say thank you for all the hard work you’ve put into this website. I found a couple of typos which I sent you an email about as well. Keep up the good work and god bless.

Robert FullertonMarch 1st, 2013 at 2:15 am

Thank you for providing all this incredibly useful easy to understand
information for free. I am starting a speaking ministry and don’t have
the resources to hire a professional organizer. Your information
provides the tools to help do it myself. Thank you so much.

Cassandra McNewMarch 8th, 2013 at 9:45 pm

My business partner and I have been working months on our 501(c)(3)
application and I was researching some more tonight and came across
your website. We are in connection with a lot of organizations and
people trying to obtain their 501(c)(3) I will certainly without a
doubt refer them to your site for any help! It has been soooooooooo
much help to us and I am soooooooo thankful for you and all the time
you have put into this site. We will certainly be submitting our stuff
for review to you but I just wanted to send a quick thank you to you
for doing this!

AdminMarch 9th, 2013 at 12:47 am

Hi Cassandra,

Thank you for the kind words. I made this website because I was in the same boat as you are now, and I know how exhausting and frustrating it was to plow through all the legal jargons when all I wanted to do was to start doing. This site is supported by donation of its users and I’ll keep it alive no matter what. I get emails almost every week from law firms to either sell the domain name to them (so they can take it down) or advertise for them but my answer is always no. Feel free to use it as much as you like and pass it on to others if you think it would be beneficial to them. Let me know when your application is ready and I’ll be glad to review it for you.

Chris Sorbi

CarynMarch 11th, 2013 at 6:00 pm

Hi Chris,
I just stumbled upon this site and it is amazing! All of the information that I have spent months weeding through is right here…presented concisely and clearly. Thank you! I’m anxious to now go section by section to complete form 1023. Thank you so much for so graciously sharing your knowledge.

AdminMarch 11th, 2013 at 11:58 pm

You are welcome Caryn.

Lady K.March 12th, 2013 at 12:59 am

I have been using information from this website and have pitched in what I could. While reading all those wonderful comments about how helpful it is I cann’t help but wonder why none of you could spare 5 or 10 bucks to help out the creator? Do you have any idea how much it would cost to hire anyone to help you out? Frankly, I am disappointed how easy we forget that while we need help of this kind, so does the creator of this great website in a form of a small donation. Wake up people, let’s all do our part. Just a little from each one of us would make a huge difference to the one who was so generous towards us. What woud you do if he finally decided to sell the thing to the lawyers because he got frustrated with all of us so sweetly mooching of his info. Please, donate. It’s the right thing to do. Thank you.

CarynMarch 12th, 2013 at 7:26 am

I agree Lady K….donation made. Thank you!

Bridgett JohnsonMarch 27th, 2013 at 4:47 pm

I just found your site and OMG, i just want to say thanks in advance.
I so don’t want to get started, but I don’t want to pay the arm and
leg that’s being charged by these companies. I just paid charity net
$1,800 only to find out after the fact that they don’t help me with
the 1023, which is what i expressed, they just did me a strategic
plan. i digress !! Anyways. Just Thanks a bunch for this site ! Now, i
just gotta get started, uuuugghh !

AdminMarch 27th, 2013 at 4:48 pm

Hi Bridgett,

I’m glad you found this site and you are more than welcome to use it however
you want. There is no fee or anything to sell here so relax and get started.

Best of luck to you.

RudyApril 7th, 2013 at 3:09 pm

I found this site a major help in completing my 1023 that I donated to your cause. Thanks again.

I have a question for you. If I received acknowledgement of receipt of my application in December 2012, and the acknowledgment states that I should hear something in 90 days if the application fall into the first two groups.

It has been approximately 100 days, and I have not heard anything. Is it warranted to assume that my application has fallen into the third group (needs more development); hence the reason why I have not heard anything from the IRS?

AdminApril 7th, 2013 at 3:16 pm

Hi Rudy,

Call the IRS at (800) 829-4933 and ask them about your case. The 90 day rule doesn’t necessarily means that they will be questioning you. I know that applications have been taking alot longer in the past 6 months so that could be the cause of it.

Good luck to you.

ThomasApril 9th, 2013 at 10:48 pm

I don’t believe in my eyes that this grade of useful information would be free to public! Thank you!
One quick question. If I copy and paste the examples you provided here, will it cause any issues with IRS guys, assuming that many folks must have done the same thing as I might to favor, so the IRS may have hundreds of same stories except the names, of course?

AdminApril 9th, 2013 at 11:43 pm

It depends on the answer. Don’t just copy and paste, you need to actually know what you’re answering to. There are things that can be used as they are but always put them in your own words.

Christine MitchellApril 15th, 2013 at 1:30 pm

I can’t thank you enough for this website. I have been struggling with our 1023 for months. I don’t think I would have ever been able to do it without your wonderful explanations. People like you make this world a better place.

Thank you so much,

Sue MutchlerApril 16th, 2013 at 2:58 pm

Hi Chris,
concerning the “do not copy and paste”…I’m almost to the point of sending you all of our documents to review. I did however copy and past portions of your information..Im just about burned out on putting this together, and just want it over with. I did, where it was most important, put things in my own words. Will this somehow disqualify me since some of it is word for word from you??? (tell me it isn’t so)

AdminApril 16th, 2013 at 3:12 pm

You’ll be fine Sue, a lot of thing have to be copied so no worries.

Cathy TarrMay 23rd, 2013 at 5:19 pm

Amazing site and I appreciate the work – that’s a LOT of work. The most helpful thing is knowing why each question is asked – extremely helpful when constructing answers. I volunteered to help out a local wild bird rescue organization and spent weeks using the site, step by step. I mailed the application on February 19 and the group received their determination letter May 20 – no questions asked! Awesome! Just sent off a small donation!

AdminMay 23rd, 2013 at 9:17 pm

Thanks Cathy for the donation and the update. It’s always nice to hear from the users who get their determination letter. Most just disappear 🙂

Florence BrownJune 7th, 2013 at 10:04 pm

Thank you for this useful website on Form 1023. I’ve read all the comments sent. I’m going to adopt a lot of your language used in completing this form once the incorporation is legalized. I appreciate your sharing of your talent and intelligence. This will be a big resource for me since I’m helping this npo. I will be visiting your site more often. Again many thanks to you Chris.

Chris SorbiJune 7th, 2013 at 10:06 pm

Hi Florence,

You are very welcome. Come back as often as you like and take as much as you need 🙂

Mark GedeonJune 10th, 2013 at 11:04 pm

Spent most of my day here today. Fantastic! Great resource. Appreciate you doing this. Hope to be able to drop by once we are up and going and contribute to you being able to keep it up.

GeoffAugust 15th, 2013 at 5:28 pm

What an amazing website!!! I wish I would have found this site ealriler as I would have saved myself a lot of money and headache. This site should be mentioned on the form 1023, so people know where to find information when they need it.

Thanks and donation sent.

AtticusOctober 9th, 2013 at 2:14 pm

In order to figure out 1023 form, since January this year, I have talked to friends of friends, attorneys and CPAs. Your page was like an oasis, however. It answered all my questions and gave me peace of mind. Now, I am actually able to work on my application. Attorneys and CPAs charge ridiculous amounts.

LisaNovember 25th, 2013 at 4:33 pm

Words cannot describe how grateful I am and how beautiful you are as a person. I’m in tears. I really appreciate your time and dedication and will definitely be sending a donation your way. Sincerely

LavonyaJanuary 3rd, 2014 at 11:13 am

Ibid, all of the above comments (minus the negative one). This has been SUCH a help.

Khadija ElAminJanuary 3rd, 2014 at 3:06 pm

Thank you so much for helping others be successful with fulfilling their goals by putting up this site. I am truelly grafeful that you cared enough to show others get a little closers to what they are trying to do. I will make a donation to this site very soon.

Khadija ElAminJanuary 3rd, 2014 at 3:08 pm

I also agree with what the other person said earlier about how attorneys and others charge a ridicilous amount to help. However you cared. I am very grateful. I can’t wait to make a donation. 🙂

Doug RudolphJanuary 18th, 2014 at 9:13 pm

This site is amazing, thank you for this. What a resource! I’m in the process of filing Form 1023, and your information/direction is helping tremendously. I donated, and will continue to regularly support this site as my organization develops because I will be regularly coming back!

Chris SorbiJanuary 27th, 2014 at 12:34 am

Thank you guys for the comments. I’m glad that this site is helping so many and I will always keep it free and accessible for all.

LeviJanuary 27th, 2014 at 2:03 am

So, after finding this site, reading all the feedback (loved the one where you put the person in their place; thanks for being real, Chris Sorbi), and realizing I will be using this extensively, I donated because I knew this will be a good resource. I figured that I could pay an attorney AT LEAST $2,000 that I don’t have to file my paperwork for me, or I could make a small donation to keep this site alive and say thanks for the help.
So, get this: I donated less than a tenth ($200) of what I could have paid to an attorney. It’s after 10 PM, and I get an e-mail from Chris Sorbi minutes later thanking me for my generous donation and asking me if I meant to donate that much and that he’d be happy to refund my donation if the amount was made in error.
I knew I felt good about donating, but now I know that I’ve never made a better choice. If anyone wants me to forward the e-mail, contact me: lleavitt@sileducation. I can’t believe it. I also already have the email with the links for the documents.
Keep up the open source work, dude.
Good luck to everyone in their respective causes!

Sandra GunnFebruary 5th, 2014 at 1:58 pm

You are a National Treasure! You are a man of integrity; a man who shares without expecting anything in return; a man who gives freely of his time to help all of us to begin worthy projects. Thank you for your kind response emails to my questions. I have one more hurdle and hope that you can help me jump it cleanly. I made a small donation but intend to keep making small donations until they all add up to something larger than small. Thank you Chris!

DoniciaFebruary 22nd, 2014 at 11:00 am

I just wanted to take the time to thank you for creating this website.
It is pure genius!! It is assisting me with my up incoming non profit
reentry program. The paperwork can get frustrating but your website
keeps me inspired. Thank you !!

carroll gallivanFebruary 28th, 2014 at 9:57 am

You’re an excellent writer. More important you give everything he want for nonprofit. The documentations for the article of incorporation and bylaws is wonderful. I will give the donation for the money on Monday (3/3/2014).

I am retired and it will be a long journey to get the IRS ready, and then I will hope to your consultation ($225.00). Maybe we can give more…

Thank you very much…
carroll gallivan…

Linda KazmierskiMarch 18th, 2014 at 5:40 pm

Thank you so much for this site. I have spent the last 6 hours pouring over documents – I get so excited at each new step I don’t want to leave my computer! But I have to my shoulders are really talking to me!
During the last few months I’ve spent many hours on the internet that led me in circles. What a gem you are. I have this bookmarked and will be back. I actually feel like this will get done now! I made a very small donation and only wish I could do more right now.

OreitaApril 9th, 2014 at 1:52 am

Cheers Chris,
I hope you are having a great week. I came across your site early last year after reading countless online info and some books on forming a nonprofit organization. It was all so daunting and uninspiring. Most authors, at least the ones I read, only skimmed the surface of what I sought. They never cut clear to the bone and explain in full detail as you have so elegantly and with a bit of humor did on your site. I managed nonetheless with what I researched to file & received my Article of Incorporation. I think it was the easiest of the lot to accomplish.
Now, the grind and misery begins with form 1023 and I am NOT taking this task on without the help of your amazing website. You explain things in layman’s term and give awesome answers, which I will borrow a few (lots) and use in my own voice as much as I can.
Saying thank you seems insufficient, so I will make a proper donation. But you only take PayPal, so I must reactivate my account. Thank you for the clarity and for your generosity. You as well as this page are awesome. Once I’ve completed my form, I would greatly appreciate it if you would, only if you have some time, to look it over. In any case, I need to get some rest. Tomorrow or Friday the latest, you’ll receive my donation.

Thank you,

Chris SorbiApril 22nd, 2014 at 11:39 pm

You are welcome Oreita. When you are ready, shoot me an email and we’ll go from there.

Eric LarsenApril 21st, 2014 at 9:16 pm

We’ve actually been running our non-profit for over a year. We’re coming up on the window for getting the IRS forms in and I have been scrambling. In 10 minutes on your site I have learned more practical, useful information than trying to decipher the IRS cryptography for several hours.

I just got your templates and they are great. Your humanitarian foundation is nearly identical to what we are doing in Thailand. Awesome.

I would also like to thank you for the article on Dwolla. We’ve had to turn down online donations or ask people to send us a check because the PayPal fees and red tape are too much. I will definitely check these guys out but I gotta ask why you are bot using them yourself?

Anyway, thanks again for keeping this site up.

Chris SorbiApril 22nd, 2014 at 11:38 pm

You are very welcome:) As for Dwolla, I use them extensively for my clients but since people want to download their stuff here immediately, it’s not feasible to hold their money for 4 days until it clears and hence I use PayPal for this site. Otherwise Dwolla is great.

J FinestraApril 28th, 2014 at 12:57 pm

Hi Chris,

I’m an attorney (not nonprofit) and I downloaded your documents and I just wanted to thank you for making these available. They are lifesavers and well worth the small donation I sent. Keep up the good work. Also, may I contact you regarding a big organization application? I would be happy to compensate you for your valuable knowledge. I will send you an email as well.

Joel Finestra

Chris SorbiApril 28th, 2014 at 12:59 pm

Hi Joel, Thanks for pitching-in and no problem, just shoot me an email with your number and we can talk it over.

NancyMay 4th, 2014 at 3:02 am

I want to thank you for this most informative, well designed website. I’ve been using it for the last several months as I put our 1023 documents together. It has the most thorough and complete information that I have come across. I would very much like you to review our documents and would welcome your comments and suggestions. I believe I have the docs in the required format and will shortly email the zip file to you and will make a payment on Paypal.

Chris SorbiMay 6th, 2014 at 7:35 pm

Hi Nancy, You are welcome:) I’ll look forward to your docs then.

Jane pedersonJuly 16th, 2014 at 9:12 pm

does anyone know how long the new 1023EZ forms take to be approved? Assuming of course you were eligible to use the ez form and filled them out correctly.

Chris SorbiJuly 17th, 2014 at 5:26 pm

Hi Jane, no one knows for sure but from the look of it, my guess is around 1 month. But as of right now, the website doesn’t even work to even try to submit it. Please read the Form 1023 EZ section on this site before deciding on using it.

SangeetaJuly 17th, 2014 at 5:28 pm

Chris I wanted to share the great news with you, we received our Tax Exemption Status from the IRS today!!! Thank you so much for all your help, I don’t think I could have done it without you.

We would love to work with you in South America or other places, this is very exciting news for us. Thank you again,

TaneeaJuly 20th, 2014 at 2:31 am

I am so happy to have found this site! Thank you. Seriously, what a life saver, I just wish I would have found it earlier.

free couponSeptember 20th, 2014 at 1:24 pm

Hurrah, that’s what I was searching for, what a material!

existing here at this web site, thanks admin of this website.

Olesia C. KennedySeptember 29th, 2014 at 3:32 pm

I HIGHLY recommend working with Chris when applying for your Non-Profit status. I poured over multiple documents, conversed with others, etc. regarding how to fill out the IRS forms and got nothing but more confused and still had questions. Before Chris, i worked on our non-profit documents for 3 months … all to no avail. But then when i started working with Chris, he not only makes filling out the forms understandable, but if you have any questions, he promptly returns your calls, answers your emails and explains how you need to answer the questions and why….It only took 2 weeks total time working with Chris to get all the required non-profit filing forms filled out properly. The proof that Chris’ guidance is “spot-on” came in the mail today. We received our non-profit exemption in less than 30 days…. most remarkable as our situation was not simple. But with Chris’s help, which far exceeded any other assistance, we now are legally and properly a non-profit organization. Thank you Chris!!!

Don PaskettOctober 7th, 2014 at 5:47 pm

Although I did not find this site until I had almost all my documents done, I am so glad I did. I started a nonprofit to help residents in the county I live in and some surrounding areas that came about after I had to close my auto detailing business and went broke with a Family of 4. After filling out piles of paperwork and waiting forever, we almost hit rock bottom until relieve finally came but not in the way of state or federal but by the community we live in. The short term I like to use for what I do is “providing assistance for those waiting for state or federal assistance”, we have a very short one page form and once we verify someone is really in need, we help them, from maybe a utility bill, gas money to get to a job interview or medical appointment, car repair if needed, maybe someone can afford to pay rent if they had an apartment but never has enough for the deposit, you get the point. Shortly after founding “Family dreams Inc.” a couple called me and said they don’t feel as if they do enough for the community so they handed me a custom Harley Davidson Heritage Softail to raffle off and said do some good with it, well on nov. 29, 2014 someone will win it and when those funds are available for distribution, you can bet I will donate to this site, until then I will share with every one! Thank you

LaurenOctober 15th, 2014 at 12:45 pm

I would just like to say thank you for organizing this site and making it available to newly formed nonprofits. I used this site to help form our nonprofit and to file our IRS tax exemption, and I know it is the reason why we got our determination letter back successfully in 90 days! Without your help, I feel I would have been at a loss because the tax application is so unbelievably overwhelming, particularly when you are a brand new nonprofit and do not have numbers or reports to base a lot of your findings on. It’s all projections. BUT thanks to your help with it, we received our exempt status, and the grant work can finally begin! Thank you, Thank you!

Chris SorbiOctober 16th, 2014 at 1:14 pm

Hi Lauren,

Congratulations and thanks for letting me know. I wish you the best.

LARRIETTA .MJanuary 9th, 2015 at 10:24 pm

Hello Chris,

I am absolutley happy, just a bit sad that I didn’t found you alot sooner. I have gone through the ringers and back. I am a one army woman that’s very comapssionate and my moto to others such as volunteers, that come to me that volunteering isn’t a job IT’S a PASSION.

I sincerely want to thank you from my heart, you are such an inspiration to share, as I too realize the fees are outlandish etc..etc..

I unfortunately wasn’t able to download your Articles, however typed every word myself. I owe you CHRIS and promise that I will donate. I read what you posted also as far as you aren’t seeking anyone to pay your bills. But let me be FRANK, you deserve it! If it were the case.

A while back almost a year now, a woman came to me stating that she would prepare everything for me and I could pay once everything was completed but to no prevail she failed by not doing it at all. She had all of my plans and ideas and notified me of the completeness, however I tried contacting her countless times, to arrange a day and time to pick the docs..up, NO ANSWER. Wow what an UNCLASSLESS ACT.

So you see CHRIS this is why you are set apart from all the wolves.

Thank you for helping me..
you are simply the BEST.
Happy New year 2015

GavinJanuary 12th, 2015 at 2:44 am

Hi Chris and Users of this site,

The content on the site and Chris are the very best source of help I’ve found. For the record I searched books, the web, and in person contacts for a little over a year before coming in contact with Chris and his site. I can tell you with all honesty, this guy/site is the most effective and honest Ive come to know.

Thank you Chris

Brett S.February 20th, 2015 at 12:11 pm

Thank you so much for your brilliant guidance with this process. We submitted our 1023 application on January 29, 2015 and were granted our 501(c)(3) status on February 10, 2015 – an unprecedented short turn around time! We did request expedited processing, explaining that funding would not be likely absent official tax exempt status, but did not provide any corresponding letters of support from our prospective funders. We did not anticipate such a quick turn around and only learned that our application was successful when we called the IRS to ask a procedural question (well worth the 1 1/2 hour wait to get a live person). After answering our question, the IRS representative looked up our status and congratulated us. We received the confirmation letter later that day. I doubt that we would have had such immediate success without your excellent guidance. Thank you!! (P.S. We donated right after we submitted our form).

Nancy CardozaFebruary 21st, 2015 at 5:37 am

Hi Chris! This message is long overdue but I want to thank you so much for all the help you gave me in reviewing my 1040 application. It was such a daunting and complex application and I was so happy to have this web site and your assistance. I know scheduling calls between the U.S. and Africa wasn’t easy and the connection not always good but you were very patient. I am now happy to report that after about 100 days our application has been approved.

Again, thank you for such great service.

Larry KApril 29th, 2015 at 5:50 pm

I think your website is a great source of documents for starting a nonprofit.

SaraJune 3rd, 2015 at 1:00 am

Hello, thanks for this great resource. I notice that the IRS-based document provided (A Complete Guide…) is missing page 6-1. I do now know if this is very crucial, but I thought I would point that out for future revisions.
Thanks again, and I will keep reading!

Chris SorbiJune 5th, 2015 at 9:33 pm

It’s all there 🙂 Page 6 is blank.

ColleenAugust 5th, 2015 at 5:28 pm

Wow! Thank you Chris for this amazing site. It’s been our bible for a couple months now as we slowly trudge through Form 1023 – we have even acquired an appreciation for all the questions they ask. We will def be using your review service! Thank you! Thank you!!! We do have a few specific questions we’d like to email you and will be donating another $50 (would that we could do 10x that!) for your time, so look for us! 🙂

KingstonSeptember 29th, 2015 at 5:16 pm

Thank you Chris For all the help. I just learnt so much that I dint think it was possible to do by myself without an attorney.

LindaOctober 17th, 2015 at 8:15 am

I just wanted to let you know that our non-profit AKUN in Alaska got the determination letter from the IRS yesterday… granting us tax-exemption 501c3 status. No questions or addendum were asked.

We are very pleased and we thank you so much for your great help!
Your website and your direct support were absolutely key to this success!

We are happy that you can add AKUN to your long list of approved non-profits!

Thank you again!

Linda Franks

BillOctober 28th, 2015 at 7:02 pm

We have been totally remiss in not letting you know we received our tax exempt status on August 17th!!! We are so grateful for your expertise and guidance in helping us through that process…not to mention the savings. Thank you. Thank you. We will definitely refer you to anyone needing Form 1023 support! Much gratitude.

Belle Starr and Bill McDorman

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CandiceFebruary 9th, 2016 at 8:32 am

First, the monumental contribution you have established here for the benefit of nonprofit starters is staggering and inexplicably astonishing to me. For more than four years, I have been engaged exclusively in volunteer work without generating a dime of income from it. I was compelled to make the choice of not having a normal job with a salary and benefits because it left no time to fulfill the commitment to serve the phenomenal groups of people I love so much. However, the privilege of being allowed to serve and volunteer in this capacity IS the benefit. Perhaps, I should say benefits.

Thank you so much for the brain cramps I’m suffering having read every word of each chapter on your website. I just finished -Instructions For IRS Form 1023 Part X – Public Charity Status-and am now suspended in some dazed like trance from having understood NOTHING. Not a word. Zero comprehension of what I reviewed again and again. I rocketed to the heights of hysteria because frankly, my woefully inadequate intelligence level was that awful yet marvelously entertaining. Thank God I can laugh at my own mediocrity. I love that after reading and reviewing each chapter, somehow, I am dumber.

But seriously. THANK YOU for all of this information. I cannot afford lawyer fees or an accountant. Or anything else. (Another story for another time.) It may take two years for me to grasp everything and assemble the first draft of my application. Ha!!!! But I am determined to finish. If for no other reason than you making all of this information available to get it done. Okay. I think I’m done commenting. P.S. It’s not that I hate math. I hate that math has never made any sense to me. So grateful for my high school calculous teacher who honestly understand that proofs could’ve been in Chinese and I wouldn’t have noticed anything different. He passed me. I majored in Creative Writing and Theology, so you can imagine I find myself back in Mr. Chandler’s calculous class. Dazed and confused. No Mr. Chandler. But Mr. IRS. Lord, help me.

Ivan McKinneyMarch 10th, 2016 at 12:09 pm

Literally, Best Donation Ever!! You and your team have given me a resource that will transform my non-profit. I look forward to following your site through the course of this journey. Thank you

P.S. Most people when donating to a cause you leave with the warmeth of assisting a team with a positive initiative. Today I am excite to leave with more than warmeth. I have been educated on tools and tips that will keep my organization going and protected.

TafadzwaApril 4th, 2016 at 9:17 pm

Dear Chris,

I realized I neglected to let you know that we got our 501 (c)(3) approval last October! Many thanks for the great assistance!

Frederik StefaniApril 28th, 2016 at 6:51 pm

I did receive the letter of approval about IRS tax exempt. I want to thank you for your help and assistance in my application process.

Thank you again. Keep in touch.

Loren G. Martin, Ph.D.May 8th, 2016 at 11:14 pm

Using your templates along with a lot of original material, I prepared
the 501c3 application for SWAT, LTD (Saving Whiskers And Tails), an
animal rescue, rehab and rehoming group of volunteers in Pryor, OK. It
has only been 6 weeks, and we did not request any expedited
consideration, but already today we received our 501c3 approval in the
mail!!!! If you’d like a copy for your files of successes, I’ll send
you a copy. Many thanks for all of your help.

PaulJuly 1st, 2016 at 6:21 pm

Just an FYI – we got ACCEPTED on the first shot – ya.

Thanks for all of your help,

Esther JosephJuly 6th, 2016 at 10:57 pm

Thank you thank you thank you because I don’t have $$$ to pay overrated lawyers and whatever they call themselves out there. I appreciate this website very much after doing so much research to find instructions, resources and the tools I desperately needed to do this 1023. You really helped me answer the tough questions in the best way. Still working on finishing the 1023 . You speak my language lol.

RICHELLE R SEWELLSeptember 12th, 2016 at 10:41 pm

Thank You, I appreciate all the time and effort you put into this site.It has made this process attainable in a reasonable time,so I can get to more important things. I look forward to my future as the Director/advocate of a sexual assault non profit and I will never forgot your help.A Million Thanks..Chellie

Alex CookOctober 4th, 2016 at 7:54 am

It is almost to hard to explain how helpful this site is. I only wish I could have found it sooner. Thank you for helping so many people. May God bless you and your endeavors.

Kim EdwardsNovember 10th, 2016 at 11:04 am

This is the first non profit I’ve ever done for a client and I was getting a lot of information online and getting completely overwhelmed thinking ‘should I really tackle this?…The info on the IRS site is in no clear order and no advice on how to get it done correctly. Your site is a God-send, clearly and I cannot express in words how helpful this site and all your notations are. I gladly donated, because I appreciate it so very much. It is easy to understand, in logical order and I feel so much more prepared when talking to my client and offering this service in the future! Thank you just doesn’t convey how grateful I am.

Chris SorbiNovember 10th, 2016 at 5:18 pm

You are very welcome and I’m glad you found it useful.

TedNovember 10th, 2016 at 5:19 pm

We received the good news from the IRS today. The Nebraska City Veterans Memorial Building Project is officially a Tax Exempt 501(c)(3).

I mailed the 1023 off to the IRS on August 11, 2016 and the letter we received today was dated November 4th. It only took 3 months. It never would
have happened this quickly without your help.

Thank you so much for the work you do to help us little guys.

Chris SorbiNovember 10th, 2016 at 5:20 pm

Hi Ted,

Congrats. You guys deserved it and now the hard work starts. I wish you the best.

Sharon WeissDecember 15th, 2016 at 12:30 am

The task of having an organization’s nonprofit status reinstated has
been daunting (after lazy predecessors with no follow-through), but
you and your site have demystified the process and made this final
stretch doable. Thank you. While your pages could use a little editing
(grammar, etc.), they are organized, clear, and generally outstanding.
I especially appreciate your candor, your humor, and your values about
knowledge and about doing the right thing. I’m presently exhausted and
not even done yet, but I wanted to take a moment to thank you.
Donation forthcoming. Great site! A little faith in humanity is
restored. Keep dreaming. Sincerely, Sharon Weiss, PhD

NancyDecember 15th, 2016 at 12:31 am

Hi Chris,
Just wanted to let you know that we received our approval letter yesterday. Thank you for all
your help. Your website is such a service to others and proved to be invaluable for us. Along with the review of the application, we especially wanted to note the advice on taking the time to do the full application. We probably could of qualified for the short form. I found by doing the full app, it helped me tremendously vision out our ministry. I will be letting others know about the site.
Thank you so much again,

Jan ReitmanJanuary 4th, 2017 at 8:09 pm

Chris: We submitted our application last June and finally received our IRS letter of approval on Dec 23. Yea! I relied on your instructional materials, templates, and the comments and advice you gave me. Thank you much.
Jan Reitman

JenniferJanuary 19th, 2017 at 10:49 pm

Thank you SO much for your help and for the work you do maintaining this site! It is a breath of hope in what feels like the slow collapse of the dream that my team and I have for the nonprofit launch we’re working on, lately. The past few weeks made the effort feel impossible or at least prohibitively expensive until we found your website. Thank you so much.

AgnieszkaFebruary 1st, 2017 at 12:56 pm

Hello Chris, this is wonderful web. I do not speak fluent English ,and i will need a lot of help to start my organization.But what i can see now ,helped me already to see if i manage ..and with this side, i believe ,at least paperwork will be done correct and i will not loose my hard earned money in IRS pocket- i work as a CNA in local Nursing Home. I just got my check LOL and i am going to donate, with hope, you will be able to help more people.TO ALL WHO IS READING IT …DONATE DONATE DONATE.Good job, Chris !!!Best Wishes .Agnieszka

J PierceFebruary 17th, 2017 at 10:48 pm

I just wanted to thank you for doing so much work to provide this
resource for people. I also really appreciate your sense of humor.
Thanks for all the additional resources when you donate! Best of luck
with your future endeavors!

David KaneFebruary 18th, 2017 at 11:16 pm

Thanks for this great resource. I just began putting together Bylaws and Articles of Incorporation, and when it came time to see about the Conflicts of Interest Policy I came back to your site for more info. I decided that the $35 donation would be money well spent (and well deserved) and I have not been disappointed. I’ve only just glanced at the Conflicts policy template. Thanks again, David K

MichaelMarch 6th, 2017 at 8:38 am

We received today our notification letter making us tax-exempt from October 28, 2016.

Thank you for your direct assistance and for all the documentation contained on your website. You provide a wonderful service to those of us who are not able to engage the system due to limited resources. We will be sending an additional contribution through your website in the coming week.

Thank you and blessing on all you do.

ThelmaMarch 11th, 2017 at 11:18 pm

This website information is valuable. Thank you.

PhilMarch 20th, 2017 at 9:57 pm

I wanted to thank you for helping my organization obtain 501 c3
status. I think we set a record! It took 3 weeks for us to be
approved. Thank you!

Chris SorbiApril 3rd, 2017 at 6:50 pm

Hi David,

Thanks and corrected 🙂

Cheers, Chris

PatApril 3rd, 2017 at 6:51 pm

Hi Chris,

Hope all is well with you! Great news, the IRS reinstated our 501(c)(3) back to the date we lost the status in 2011. Thank you again for your help and assistance with this endeavor.

Celeste ScaifeMay 19th, 2017 at 12:21 pm

Thank you Chris for the information that you have provided. It blows my mind how much is required, but in the long run I know it will be worth it. Thank you again!

Juli KoffmanJune 1st, 2017 at 8:26 pm

This may sound petty, but if you could permit right clicking on the hyperlinks so they can be opened in a new tab or window, or automatically have them open in a new tab or window, that would be great. It’s frustrating having to continually use the back button and figure out where I last left off reading. Thanks a bunch! Love your website, by the way. What a lifesaver. Thank you for the colossal effort.

Jeff GilchristJune 5th, 2017 at 6:27 pm

If you are looking to start a 501(C)3, you have come to the right place! Chris is an expert and he knows his business hands-down! I hired him to help me with my Sage Hawk Foundation 1023 form, and he did not disappoint me. We spoke back and forth several times over the phone until every detail was covered and completed to his satisfaction. I thought I had done a pretty good job by myself, but Chris spotted a dozen major errors. I was notified today that my foundation was approved for tax exemption status, and it was way ahead of schedule! I never had to do any corrections with the IRS. This website is one of the best-kept secrets on the Internet. Please don’t bother wasting your money on expensive business lawyers. Chris is THE MAN! Well done, sir!

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Friday, May 6, 2011

Our Week in Review - Division, Dulcimers, & Lego Dictionary

We're seeing the light at the end of the tunnel.  7 more school days to go.  Mj had a good week; here's what he learned.

Bible: Mj read 4 more chapters of the book Pelts & Promises.  He also learned about the Last Supper and we talked about Heaven.  Mj memorized John 14:2-3 "In My Father's house are many mansions: if it were not so, I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you. And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again. and receive you unto Myself; that where I am, there ye may be also."

English: Mj finished his unit on sentences.  He learned about run-on sentences and how to fix them.  Then we started on his last unit - writing a research report.  He will be doing his report about monkeys.

Fixing run-on sentences.
Reading: Mj read 1 story about dulcimers and an article about dulcimers.  During his "free" reading time he has been reading The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe.  He is over halfway through this book.  He's loved it!  Yesterday, he said to me, "Mom, this book gets more exciting as I read it.  I can't put it down!!"  Music to my ears.  He also loves to read through his Star Wars Lego Dictionary.  I think he's read this book through 50 times since he got it at Christmas!=)

Mj telling me all about the Star Wars characters while I work on school.

Math: Mj started doing division this week.  He's got a great grasp on it!

Mj reviewed his multiplication facts with his Education Cubes.
Heritage Studies:  Mj finished his chapter on clothes through history.  We looked at colonial clothing.

Mj made a 3-cornered hat.

Science:  Mj finished Science for the year!  We talked about the coast and sand.  Mj learned that sand is made of shell, quartz, and sometimes basalt.

Lora @ my blessed life said...

My son would LOVE to have that Lego book:) I've looked at it at the store, but haven't bought it...yet. Looks like you had a great week!

Pauline said...

My son has been saving up his money and just bought him a Lego dictionary too. He loves it!

Our Country Road said...

I love the picture of your son using the white board...I really want one! I had to laugh at the lego dictionary. At least it interests him in reading right? I've never heard of it before! Great week!

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Monday, April 21, 2014

We really have been learning!

I have been so slack at keeping my blog updated on our homeschooling adventure! Life has been busy!  So here's a quick update of what the kids have been doing!

Job finds lots of ways to get into trouble during school.  Thankfully, I can find some things to keep him entertained for 5 minutes or so! ;)
Jadyn loves doing learning activities on the ipad!
Gabe has become quite the artist recently.  I don't seem to have enough coloring pages for him to do! ;)
Mj just finished up his chapter on the respiratory system.  He made a lung model.
I bought a reading curriculum at the homeschool convention I went to a couple of weeks ago.  It seriously has been the light bulb that Jadyn has needed.  Her reading is really improving! I'm so proud of her!
I often find these two coloring together! I love watching them interact!
Gabe loves matching upper case and lower case letters.
This scene right here is one of the main reasons I love homeschooling! Seeing them all working together, getting along.... makes my heart melt.  We won't talk about the times that don't look like this! ;)
Jadyn learned about plants.  She loved this experiment.  Every hour she would check her celery to see if they had turned blue and red.
Mj and I got up at 2:45 am on the morning of April 15 to see the total lunar eclipse and blood moon! It was awesome! And I loved having that fun bonding time with MJ.  Too bad lunar eclipses can't be at 2 in the afternoon! LOL
We have 13 more school days! We are all ready for summer break! =)

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