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Camden CouncilCOMMUNITY FACILITIESREGULAR HIRE 2017SECTION 1 Contact Information Name of Organization: ABN (if applicable): Type of Organization:NotforProfit×Otherwise of Contact Person: Postal Address:

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1. Gather all necessary information and documents, including your organization's mission statement, bylaws, and financial statements.
2. Choose a name for your not-for-profit organization and check if it is available and compliant with legal requirements.
3. Determine the legal structure of your organization, such as a corporation or a trust.
4. File the appropriate forms and documents with the relevant government agency, such as the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). This may include filing for tax-exempt status.
5. Develop an organizational structure, including a board of directors and committees.
6. Create a budget and financial plan for your organization.
7. Establish policies and procedures for governance, operations, and financial management.
8. Seek potential funding sources, such as grants, donations, and fundraising activities.
9. Maintain accurate and up-to-date records, including financial statements, board meeting minutes, and annual reports.
10. Regularly review and evaluate your organization's programs and impact to ensure alignment with your mission and objectives.

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2. Common examples include charitable organizations, educational institutions, religious organizations, healthcare providers, and social welfare organizations.
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Not-for-profit organizations are entities that do not operate for the purpose of making a profit. They typically focus on fulfilling a mission or providing a service to the community.

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Not-for-profit organizations are typically required to report financial information, mission statements, board member information, and other relevant details to regulatory bodies in order to maintain their tax-exempt status.