This service is uniquely for non-profits more than 7 years old or intending to be in operation for at least 10 years AND desiring to be aligned with 4 Star Rating administrative requirements according to Charity Navigator. This service analyzes and proposes a plan for unique annual requirements and board composition. --------------------------- Russell also cares deeply about community development, and he has experience locally, internationally, and globally. He is the founder of 10 non-profit organizations. Locally, Russell's efforts in community development manifested in the formation of a multi-purpose non-profit association for pedicabbers in New Orleans, including a 501c3 (for charitable activities directed at impacting the local community), 501c4 (for the independent and cohesive voice of the pedicabber industry), 501c6 (for inclusiveness of other professionals impacting or impacted by the pedicab industry), and a 501c12 (for health and insurance-related goals of pedicabbers). Internationally, Russell helped grow the National Association for Teachers of English in Korea from only 500 members and 5 officers to over 1500 members and over 50 officers nationwide. The purpose of the association was to provide educational and community support to teachers of English in Korea, with founding purpose of addressing Human Rights issues with employers and other community entities. Globally, the first non-profit that Russell founded is a community development organization called Global Team Players Foundation. "GTP" seeks to improve the lack of job experience that athletes have after graduating or ending their athletic careers by leveraging their natural leadership position in the community to have a greater-than-average individual impact on both their own career development and their community through GTP's programs, which have the purpose of encouraging athletes to engage the community in philanthropy. GTP's programs (including scholarships, grants, and zero-percent loans) do not discriminate based on athletic ability (including Olympic training), are NCAA-compliant, and are intended to be funded mostly by current and former professional athletes who see the benefit in hosting their philanthropic interests in a centralized and competitive philanthropic platform rather than face the challenges and risk of starting and managing their own non-profit organizations. Russell's lifetime goal is to be a part of something that has a quantifiable and measurable impact on the world.