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How do I start a nonprofit in Washington State?

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Scott Lawrence Radetski - Veteran
- Poulsbo, WA

Categorized as juvenile delinquent at age 15 – participated in “Scared Straight” program. Joined Navy to escape legal, emotional, and relational issues at 18. Selected for Naval Nuclear...

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Scott Lawrence Radetski ⋅ Poulsbo, WA

Retired Navy Chaplain w/PTSD - in recovery since 2008. Working towards Mental Health Professional credentials – training in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprogramming (EMDR) and LifeSpan Therapy. One on One, Family, Group and E-Therapy.

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James Mingey - Veteran
- Oregon City, OR

Life long entrepreneur; community development specialist with strong expertise in mortgage banking, tax credits and nonprofit strategies to launch and grow self-sustaining businesses. Desire collaborative...

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James Mingey ⋅ Oregon City, OR

Go to: http://www.sos.wa.gov/corps/NonprofitCorporations.aspx

21 March 2012

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Mihoko Ward - Advisor
- Menlo Park, CA

Originally from Tokyo, Japan. As a CPA, I began my career in Risk Management at PricewaterhouseCoopers. As advisor at Merrill Lynch, I focus on building...

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Mihoko Ward ⋅ Menlo Park, CA

Hi. This is not specific to Washington state but try locating SCORE organization in your area. (http://www.score.org/) They have retired business professionals who provide free counseling and many will have experience in non-profit management. Also, they have workshop and seminars on how to start a non-profit organization. Hope this is helpful.

5 February 2012

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