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TOPIC 1 UNINCORPORATED NONPROFIT ASSOCIATIONSIntroduction It was stated in Smith v Anderson (1880) 15 Ch D 247 that an association includes any group of persons who have agreed to join together in

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1. Start by gathering all necessary information and documents, such as the association's name, purpose, and bylaws.
2. Identify the group of individuals who will serve as the association's members and officers.
3. Determine the association's goals and objectives, and outline them in the bylaws.
4. Draft the association's bylaws, including provisions regarding membership, meetings, governance, and dissolution.
5. Hold a meeting of the association's members to approve the bylaws and elect officers if needed.
6. File any required paperwork with the appropriate state or local government agency, such as a statement of formation or articles of association.
7. Obtain any necessary licenses or permits for the association's activities, if applicable.
8. Develop a system for record-keeping and financial management, including opening a bank account for the association.
9. Start implementing the association's activities and initiatives as outlined in its bylaws.
10. Regularly review and update the association's bylaws as needed to reflect any changes or growth.
11. Engage in ongoing outreach and networking to promote the association and attract potential members or supporters.
12. Adhere to all relevant laws, regulations, and reporting requirements for non-profit organizations.

Who needs unincorporated non-profit associations?

1. Individuals or groups of people who want to work together for a common social, charitable, or educational cause but do not want to go through the formal process of incorporating.
2. Small community-based organizations or projects that do not have significant financial resources or complex operations.
3. Volunteer groups or associations that rely on the collective efforts of their members to achieve their goals.
4. Informal groups or coalitions that want to collaborate without the legal obligations and administrative requirements of a formal incorporation.
5. Non-profit organizations that operate on a small scale and primarily rely on personal contributions or donations.
6. Groups or individuals who want to start a non-profit association quickly and inexpensively.

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