If your organization will be seeking grants from the government or private foundations, you will be required to have a 501 C (3). Epic Establishments can obtain tax-exempt status in all 50 states.

If you are going to start a business or expand an existing one, you are going to need a business plan. Our staff has over a decade in professional business plan writing, and has successfully produced hundreds of plans for various businesses and organizations that have been funded. Your plan can be custom written by one of our business plan writers and deliverd to you within 3-7 business days or, you can purchase one of the sample plans we offer and customize it to your own business.

Many business start-ups don’t qualify for conventional loans and oftentimes are unaware of alternative funding. We can help you locate potential funders.

If your business or organization is going to thrive as a successful entity, you are going to need to establish a strategic plan. Strategic planning is used to determine the direction your business or organization intends to go in over the next year or more (usually 3-5 years).

Essential questions answered through Strategic Planning include:

1. "What do we do as a business/ organization?"

2. "For whom do we do it?"

3. "How do we excel?” (specific to business - ”How you can thrive in highly competitive markets?”)

Our Strategic planning experts are here to aid in determining the nature of your business/organization's leadership, culture of the business/organization, complexity of the business/ organizational environment, size of the business/organization, etc.

At Epic Establishments, we pride ourselves on producing creative solutions associated with your business structure/ organizational needs. Dare to be different. Our fundraising strategies factor in innovative and oftentimes exciting approaches not commonly used to help generate revenue to meet your financial goals.

(For-Profit and Non-Profit)

It doesn’t matter what state you live in, Epic Establishments (in conjuction with Richardson's Writing Services) can prepare the documents to form your corporation.

We provide:
•Article of incorporation
•Federal Employer Identification Number (EIN)
•Bylaws
•Template for initial director’s meeting.

Created for but not limited to:

*Hospice
*Day Care
*Healthcare
*Corporate
*Environmental Agencies
*Food Service Industry
*Chemical Facilities

If your business or organization must adhere to external obligations which require descriptions of policies for operation and the procedures necessary to fulfill the policies, we can produce your policy and procedure manuals to meet such needs.

(small business, non-profit, or organizational start-up)

“For we perish from the lack of knowledge.”

Contrary to popular belief brought about by critics, FUNDING IS AVAILABLE to help with start-up costs for a small business, non-profit, or organization. It is essential to know where to look and how to go about looking for funding sources in order to avoid wasted time, effort, finances, and other valuable recourses. Upon establishing your business or organizational needs, we can then work with you on locating funding sources specific to your area that others may be overlooking and in some cases, have no clue exist.

If you are looking for “free government grant money” to fund your “for-profit” business, it is likely that you will fall prey to a plot to sell a product. Thousands have been deceived out of their hard earned money by paid publicity seen over the Internet, late night television and widely circulated publications advertising “free government grants” for business start up or expansions. The truth is, there is no “free money” to assist entrepreneurs in starting or expanding a “for profit” business. Grant money is for public benefit and not for the benefit of an individual. Although it is true that the government provides grants to states and non-profits for small business development, that money is not given to an individual as “free money” but rather it is furnished in the form of a “low interest loan.”

At the time that your company becomes incorporated or your non-profit organization is formed, bylaws must be established to appropriately govern the internal management of the company or organization while also detailing such items as the election of directors, duties of officers, regulation of affairs within the organization, etc. We are here to guide you through this process to ensure that your bylaws encompass everything needed to meet your business/organization’s structural needs.

Need an experienced business specialist to speak at your next function or event? Or would you like for us to host an event geared towards business/organizational development?
Find out how your organization can benefit from our enlightening and insightful Seminars/Workshops:
Our topics include:

How to write an effective business plan.
Small business funding sources.
Grant writing.
What churches should know about IRS 501 C 3 exemption.
For Profit and Non-Profit business start-up.