Creating a Fiscal Sponsorship arrangement involves trust in those that take on your project. With an IPG fiscal sponsorship arrangement, we provide a way for a cause to attract donors even when it is not yet recognized as tax-exempt under Internal Revenue Code Section 501(c)(3).  IPG serves as the administrative "home" of the cause in which charitable contributions are given to our nonprofit as a restricted gift solely for your project's purpose.  We never co-mingle funds with our projects, and we encourage you to create a strong brand and footprint in the communities that you serve.  We love being in the background supporting your project every step of the way!

 

While you contemplate if creating a 501c3 organization is right for you, a fiscal sponsorship arrangement is often used by newly formed nonprofits that need to raise money during the start-up phase or by those that are waiting to be recognized as tax-exempt by the IRS. Fiscal sponsorship is also used by projects that do not want to go through the burden of creating a nonprofit organization and stay with their fiscal sponsor on an on-going basis. 

 

Using a fiscal sponsor like IPG enables a program or organization that is not tax-exempt to attract funding for its operations that is fully tax-deductible to donors. A fiscal sponsorship arrangement benefits organizations or programs by providing a flow-through pathway for tax deductible revenue that the organization may not otherwise be in a position to receive.

 

For busy individuals like athletes, entertainers and influencers that want to give back, but have very limited time to dedicate to managing a nonprofit, a fiscal sponsorship or Donor Advised Fund (DAF) may be the perfect solution.  To learn more about our services and how we can help or point you in the right direction to set up a DAF, click on the "contact us" button below.

 

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