Not-for-Profits & Foundations

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Areas of Service

501(c)(3) Recognition

Tax Exemption Applications

Mergers & Restructuring

Governance & Bylaws

Start-up & Corporate Documents

Nonprofit Administration

Planning & Formation

Operation & Employment

Contract Review & Negotiation

Risk Management

Trademarks & Copyright

Fundraising & Donation Planning

Charitable Solicitation

Charitable Contributions and Deductions

Protection of Charitable Assets

Handbooks & Policies

Volunteer Guidance

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The attorneys at Mauck & Baker are committed to helping not-for-profits, charities, and foundations comply with the proper regulations that allow them to uphold their mission, whether educational, humanitarian, religious, or other. Our representation is specifically tailored to meet the needs of your organization.

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Charitable solicitation is more complex than just asking for donations. In fact, there are a number of essential regulatory procedures that nonprofits must stay up to date with to stay within the laws of charitable solicitation.

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Check out this legal guide curated by our attorneys.

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Suite 600

Chicago, IL 60602

info@mauckbaker.com

312-726-1243

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