The timing can vary based on your overall goals, but in general, we help companies become purpose-driven organizations and secure grants within 30 to 60 days.

Yes. One of our core strategies is to help you diversify your revenue channels and align each of your initiatives (streams) with separate grant approvals (where required).

You can advertise blogs, articles, webinars, podcasts, courses, summits, events, workshops, give away PDFs, books, mentorship, coaching, or even a “hotline” if you’d like people to submit their questions that you will answer.

The grant that we can help you secure does not come with an expiration period and could be awarded to you for life. Although it is tough to predict if the rules of the grant program will change, there’s a good chance that you can leverage these grants for years, if not decades to come.

It’s fairly flexible. You can advertise in a specific geographic area or go broader and advertise globally. You have a maximum of $120,000 a year per grant account, which breaks down into $10,000 a month or roughly $330 a day. The main rule is that you have to have high-quality advertising and educational content that is educational and not “salesy” in nature.

If your account falls out of compliance – you will be given a warning or get suspended till you are able to fix your ads (or content) and get them back into compliance, at which point the warning or suspension will be removed.

It is tough to predict that answer – but with a well-structured account, there’s no reason to fall out of compliance. Some of our business ventures have been leveraging these grants for over a decade without any issues or major hurdles.

Yes. No different from if you were given the opportunity to present at a seminar, workshop, event, summit, on a stage such as TEDx, or contribute content in magazines or publications. You lead with good-quality, idea-provoking educational content and be available to help people if they reach out to you for help.

Anyone in the world can open a Canadian nonprofit organization (which could change in the future).
The IRS requires a person who has a majority or controlling shares in a foreign corporation to declare their interests on your tax forms.

Non-profits do not have shares.
You are NOT the controlling shareholder.
You are not even compensated for being a board member.
The nonprofit does not produce any revenue – it is an educational entity that shares free educational content.
It does not impact your taxes in the US. There is no form given by the IRS where you have to declare your interests in a Canadian nonprofit.
Think of it this way: when you’re on the board of a US nonprofit (where you are not compensated, where you volunteer your time/knowledge) – you’re not declaring that on your tax forms anywhere – it’s no different than that.

Yes.
We call it the Infinite ROI strategy – where you have access to a lifetime of free ads to advertise.
You do not have to pay back the grants and it’s not a matching grant (you do not need to spend on Google to qualify for the grants).

You can do almost anything in life on your own – from building a house, building a business, stitching your own wounds, diagnosing your own symptoms, and in this case – filing educational nonprofits, keeping them in compliance, securing a grant, and managing it in a manner that lasts in perpetuity.

We’ve leveraged this Grant for close to 14 years, there’s a lot of knowledge, IP, and even hacks that we’ve learned over the years.
Furthermore, we’ve helped over 500 people get qualified to use the grant and advised them on how to stay in compliance – there’s a lot of knowledge and information (not publicly available) that we bring to the table.

Technically – yes – you can do everything on your own. But, if you’re looking for the fastest path to exposure, funding, leverage, and growth – we might be the team to help you do that.