Side Project Inc.

“Expenses advertising expense 1,480 office expense 6,103 travel expense 13,362 insurance expense 3,301 business licenses 5,957 dues & subscriptions 805 client expenses 2,934 bank charges 283 refunds 200 charitable contributions 7,663 workshop expenses 7,313 total 49,401”

“Credit card payable 74 165”

“Side project inc. Combines the philosophy of social work with the tools of the law to incubate and develop grassroots projects focused on social change. We provide macro level, community organization support by helping to educate the general public on the complex set of laws, rules, regulations, and compliance issues that impact charitable, educational, and scientific projects. Our services focus on developing socially-minded ideas into sustainable projects that have a positive impact on the community. We provided the resources, training, and technical assistance that nonprofit leaders and social change agents need as they try to navigate the rules, regulations and laws impacting their work. This effort is fueled by the a corp of young professionals who donate their time, talent and treasurer to help the charitable issues our organization supports, including access to higher education, inclusion of people with disabilities in the community, and access to justice issues.”

“Promote community inclusion for people with disabilities. Held 4 workshops, published 1 book, 2 white papers and numerous blog, tweets, and facebook posts all focused on helping the community understand the importance of the concept of social capital and the value that diversity brings to the community. More than 400 people attended our workshop, our email distribution lists has several hundred participants. We also participated in one-one technical support and advice with 4 organizations. Several thousand people learned from materials and videos posted on our website.”

“Training and technical assistance to focused on helping the community understand the state and federal rules, laws, regulations and compliance issues impacting charitable, educations, and scientific projects. This included one-on-one consultations to over more than 40 nonprofits and would-be nonprofit organizations (with budgets less than 500,000) helping more than 50 people. We published 1 article in the florida bar's public interest law section newsletter on the rules concerning political activities and issue advocacy at nonprofits organizations. This article was distributed to the more than 500 members of the public interest law section.”

“Volunteer recruitment, organizations, and stewardship. We are developing and growing a dedicated corp of young professionals with a passion to give back to the community. We coordinate the volunteer efforts, to match volunteers with a charitable side project at a small nonprofit. Many of our volunteers are lawyers who help with legal issues, but have individuals from other fields as well, including accounting, computer programming, website design, graphic design, editing, community organizing, and social administration. In 2014, we had 25 volunteers, who volunteered more than 2,000 hours to help small nonprofits.”

“Other program services that help incubate and develop grassroots projects focused on social change.”