Social Impact 501(c)3

What might traditionally be called a non-profit in the US. We prefer Social Impact as we recognize value beyond profit.

Worker Cooperative

Worker cooperatives operate for the benefit of the workers who are produce a surplus. This surplus is distributed amongst the workers and the community.

Consumer/Member Cooperative

Consumer/Member cooperatives are operate for the benefit of the community. The community members have access to the products/services at a lower rate than the general public.

Housing Cooperative

Housing which is managed for the benefit of the residents and Community.

Land Trust 501(c)3

Land trusts hold real property being managed for public benefit. This includes agriculture, natural resources (timber, minerals, water, etc).

Non Government Organization (NGO)

Typically a 501(c)3 chartered with managing some shared resource. This might include things like transportation, energy and education.

Other

We recognize these are only a few possible legal/financial structures, especially in countries outside the United States. Contact us through the links above if you have any questions.