Nonprofit foundations come in various forms, including private foundations and public charities, each with distinct characteristics and purposes. Private foundations are typically funded by a small number of donors, often a single family or corporation, and are governed by a board of directors or trustees. They are established to support specific charitable causes or organizations and often provide grants to other charitable entities. In contrast, public charities rely on a broader base of public support, including donations from individuals, corporations, and other sources. They often engage in direct charitable activities or programs that serve the community at large.

Whether you are looking to establish a private foundation or create a public charity, we provide the expert counsel you need to achieve your charitable goals and have a positive social impact in the world. From drafting articles of incorporation and ensuring regulatory compliance to obtaining tax-exempt status and creating governance structures, you can trust Chebbani Law to help you lay the groundwork for lasting positive change.