Nonprofit Incorporation

GrantWriters offers comprehensive nonprofit incorporation services, ensuring organizations are grant eligible through efficient and correct filing of necessary paperwork by industry experts.

From Application to Approval: Achieve Nonprofit Incorporation Seamlessly


Becoming a 503(c)(3) tax-exempt corporation has many benefits, including the ability to qualify for private and public grants.

GrantWriters has helped hundreds of organizations incorporate as nonprofits.

We handle the complicated, time-consuming application process for you, ensuring complex documents are drafted and properly submitted.

We can assist at any stage of the nonprofit incorporation process, including the preparation of Articles of Incorporation, Federal Employer ID Number (FEIN) requests, and responses to IRS or other government inquiries.

Let us handle the 501(c)(3) paperwork so you can focus on serving your community.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Nonprofit Incorperation

What is nonprofit incorporation? 

Nonprofit incorporation is the process of legally establishing a nonprofit organization as a separate legal entity. The process involves registering the organization with the appropriate government authority and fulfilling certain requirements to obtain nonprofit status.

Why does nonprofit incorporation matter? 

To win grants, you must first be eligible to apply. Every grant has a set of eligibility criteria an entity must meet to qualify for funding. If a proposal is submitted from an unqualified source, the proposal will be disqualified by the funder. Being incorporated as a nonprofit matters because the vast majority of grants available in the United States have strict eligibility requirements. Grant eligibility is primarily open for local government and nonprofit organizations. Without nonprofit incorporation status, you’re greatly limited as to the number and variety of grants you could compete for to win

Can I apply for grants without a nonprofit? 

Yes. Grants do exist for businesses and individuals. The COVID forgivable loans and grants are a good example of funding opportunities for these types of entities. The grants are rare, however, and represent a very small percentage of grants you could otherwise win if incorporated as a nonprofit.

What kinds of nonprofits are eligible for grants?

 Nonprofit organizations across various sectors and missions are eligible for grants, depending on the specific criteria of each grant program. Some common types of nonprofits that may be eligible for grants include education institutions, healthcare organizations, social service agencies, youth services, and many more!

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Becoming Grant Eligible

Grants are mostly restricted to nonprofits; but nonprofit incorporation is tedious. One mistake can set you back months and thousands of dollars. Let nonprofit industry experts get you incorporated efficiently and do it right the first time.

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“It took GrantWriters 11 months to finally get my nonprofit incorporation paperwork approved. This was after I wasted 2 years trying to do it myself. Nonprofit Incorporation must be done right, or you’ll never get the Federal EIN letter. GrantWriters took care of the full incorporation process and corrected my previous mistakes. They also taught me the importance of 501(c)(3) status and my duty to prevent nonprofit misuse”

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