Let's make sure everyone knows what it takes to have a "fundable" nonprofit. Fundable equals Compliant, therefore, we will cover what is required and recommended. Disclaimer: The video below is a test to see how the Skool platform works when it comes to going Live. I think I like it...no I love it! I hope you all will join me! ***Sign up by going to the calendar section

If you don’t have your organization set up in PayPal, I really think you should. It is one of the oldest online merchant service platforms and still considered one of the safest ones for payment processing. Also, when it comes to legal compliance, you can collect all the information required by our government. We call this the paper trail. I will provide the link if you are interested. I would like to firmly suggest that you do NOT connect your organization to your personal one unless PayPal requires it. You would be considered the representative of the organization. A note to really pay attention to within the directions is… During the sign-up process, make sure to select “Nonprofit Organization” as your account type. You will need to provide detailed information about your charity, including its Employer Identification Number (EIN). For some organizations, this information might suffice to confirm your nonprofit status. If additional verification is needed, you may be asked to submit proof of your charity tax status, such as your IRS determination letter. The link for directions is here, https://www.paypal.com/us/brc/article/how-to-set-up-a-nonprofit-account-with-paypal. But the link to register is within the directions. This way you have less likely chance of signing up in the wrong place. Let me know in the comments if you are already signed up, you plan to, or you just completed the process. I just want to make sure our community members are operating legally compliant nonprofit organizations. ***Please stay away from CashApp and Zelle