We work with Nonprofits
Our resources are intended to be used by both nonprofit leaders and the attorneys who work with them.
We provide the resources for faith-based nonprofits, religious organizations, and churches to protect their religious liberty and achieve their mission.
Template documents, toolkits, self-assessments and other resources to ensure your religious liberty is protected.
Timely reports on recent legislation and Big Tech Censorship of faith-based organizations.
Forming a generation of attorneys to serve faith-based organizations.
Napa Legal’s resources are intended for faith-based nonprofits, religious organizations, churches, and the attorneys who work with them
Our resources are intended to be used by both nonprofit leaders and the attorneys who work with them.
Through the Good Counselor Project, we provide attorneys with opportunities for fellowship, community, and service, as we support them in becoming “good counselors” to their clients.
Napa Legal’s resources are designed specifically with faith-based organizations in mind. Use these resources to issue-spot, inform strategic decisions, comply with regulations, help build corporate documents, and reduce legal vulnerabilities. See all
Napa Legal’s template documents provide example language to assist nonprofit leaders, working with their attorney, in developing their own corporate documents such as bylaws, articles of incorporation, employment handbooks, and more.
A one-of-a-kind matrix designed to help prevent lack of awareness or misunderstanding of state regulations from threatening faith-based organizations.
Bylaws: Context and Clarifications walks you through every section typically included in a nonprofit’s bylaws, explaining what the section covers, why it matters, and how to craft language that will protect the mission of your organization.
The Good Counselor Project provides attorneys with opportunities for formation and community as we work with them to serve faith-based nonprofit organizations.
Centered around the pillars of Formation, Service, and Community, GCP Fellows will discover the unique interplay between law, justice, and virtue, and what this means for their vocation.
GCP Network members serve on a volunteer basis to take on projects and produce educational resources for faith-based nonprofits. Network members include attorneys, accountants, and nonprofit professionals who are inspired by their faith and committed to religious liberty.
All Access members will have access to Napa Legal’s templates, toolkits, whitepapers, as well as special resources like the Multi-State Compliance Matrix and Bylaws: Context and Clarifications