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Good Works Stewardship is an innovative and unique organization formed to help good people GET GOOD DONE.
Good Works Stewardship is an innovative and unique organization formed to help good people GET GOOD DONE.
Our primary purpose is to provide fiscal sponsorship and related charitable administrative services to charitable projects, programs, organizations, and community initiatives that are not themselves recognized as tax-exempt organizations under Section 501(c)(3).
Our Fiscal Sponsorship Program allows qualifying charitable projects, community initiatives, arts programs, educational efforts, civic projects, festivals, and other nonprofit activities to operate under the umbrella of an established 501(c)(3) organization without having to create and maintain a separate nonprofit corporation.
As your fiscal sponsor, Good Works Sponsorship can provide:
As your fiscal sponsor, Good Works Sponsorship can provide:
501(c)(3) charitable sponsorship for qualifying projects
Donation processing and charitable receipts
Grant administration and support
A dedicated accounting record for your project
Financial oversight and compliance
Administrative guidance
Access to established nonprofit infrastructure
Your project continues to lead its own programs, engage volunteers, build community relationships, and pursue its mission.
Your project continues to lead its own programs, engage volunteers, build community relationships, and pursue its mission.
Good Works Stewardship is built to assist organized groups and organizations without 501(c)(3) status such as:
Good Works Stewardship is built to assist organized groups and organizations without 501(c)(3) status such as:
Community Groups
Private Foundations
Student Organizations
Chambers of Commerce
Volunteer Groups
Start-up Organizations
Foundation Fund Holders
HOW IT WORKS
HOW IT WORKS
1. APPLY
1. APPLY
Tell us about your project, its purpose, leadership, and anticipated activities.
2. REVIEW
2. REVIEW
We determine whether the project fits our charitable mission and can be appropriately sponsored.
3. AGREEMENT
3. AGREEMENT
If approved, we establish a written Fiscal Sponsorship Agreement outlining responsibilities and expectations.
4. FUNDRAISE & OPERATE
4. FUNDRAISE & OPERATE
Charitable funds are disbursed to Good Works Stewardship for the benefit of the sponsored project. We manage the funds while your project carries out its approved charitable activities.
5. REPORT & GROW
5. REPORT & GROW
You receive financial information about your project and work with us to maintain appropriate financial and charitable accountability.
WHO WE SERVE
WHO WE SERVE
We are interested in supporting projects that make a positive difference in our communities, including: Arts & Culture • Community Development • Education • Youth Programs • Civic Initiatives • Festivals & Events • Historic Preservation • Neighborhood Projects • Environmental Initiatives • Community Services
AN IMPORTANT DISTINCTION
AN IMPORTANT DISTINCTION
Fiscal sponsorship does not simply mean passing money through to another organization. GOOD WORKS STEWARDSHIP retains legal ownership, discretion, and control of charitable funds and is responsible for ensuring that sponsored activities further legitimate charitable purposes.
YOUR PROJECT PROVIDES THE VISION AND DOES THE WORK. We provide the charitable infrastructure, financial administration, and oversight that help make the work possible.
YOUR PROJECT PROVIDES THE VISION AND DOES THE WORK. We provide the charitable infrastructure, financial administration, and oversight that help make the work possible.
OUR FEE
OUR FEE
We charge a straightforward 3% administrative fee on funds received through the fiscal sponsorship program.
This helps cover the costs of:
Accounting and bookkeeping
Donation processing
Financial reporting
Grant administration
Compliance and recordkeeping
Banking and administrative services
The remaining 97% is available for the approved charitable activities of your project, subject to applicable donor restrictions and the terms of your sponsorship agreement.
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