NPO working group

[Trent Shipley]

Even if we identified a national organization we would still have to set up
a local chapter.  Many charities are organized this way, and in almost every
case the local or state chapters are still separately chartered as
charitable organizations in their home state.

In short, the answer is 'yes,' but that is irrelevant.

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> Subject: Re: NPO working group
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>
> Just a thought (yeah, it's a lonely one :)
>
> Does a NPO have to be organized at a local level?  What I'm wondering is
> if there could be (or is) a nationwide "Linux Evangelical NPO" (or
> somesuch) that local LUGs could join?  It'd be nice if the NPO
> certification dance didn't have to be repeated for every LUG in
> existance.
>
> Steve
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