In article <200107140123.AA222691662@141.com>, Laura Gharazeddine
<Laura.G@141.com> writes
>Hello all,
>
>I've been struggling for the last couple of weeks trying to figure
>out several things-I don't really care to go into here. Suffice to
>say, one of the things I've been researching is the setting up of
>a non-profit organization. I've been advised that there are many
>different types of non-profits...
>
>I realize that on this list, there is a plethora of talent and
>knowledge-and maybe some of the knowledge that I am looking for.
>
>Anyone who knows about non-profits, the setting up and the
>different types-please contact me off list-and be enlightened as
>to the "why" I should be asking such a question!
Laura,
I'm involved in several different non-profit organisations, including
that of my employer (a "Non-Departmental Public Body with charitable
status"), the Crimean War Research Society (of which I am a Committee
Member), Crimean War Publishers (an "unincorporated association" of
which I am a Director) and British Mensa Ltd. (a very complicated
"company limited by guarantee" with subsidiaries which are profit-making
and others which are charities, of which I am a former Regional
Chairman), but all of these are set up under English Law. No doubt
things are different on your side of the pond. I probably can't help -
but if you think I might be able to, let me know...
ATB
--
Mike
Michael Hargreave Mawson, author of "Eyewitness in the Crimea"
http://www.greenhillbooks.com/booksheets/eyewitness_in_the_crimea.html
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