Do you work for a new nonprofit and are in need of tools and information that can help you attract funding during the pandemic?
SCORE offers free webinars for small businesses
SCORE provides many free resources to small business owners and non-profits, including one-to-one virtual mentoring, webinars and an online resource library.
IRS offers Coronavirus Tax Credits for Small Businesses
Eligible employers can claim the employee retention credit, a refundable tax credit equal to 50 percent of up to $10,000 in qualified wages.
Taxation, Nonprofits, and Arizona Tax Credits
The deadline for making a qualifying tax credit contribution is April 15th.
Spark your Nonprofit with Ignite!
Here's more on Ignite—the new Pima County Public Library suite of services for the business and nonprofit community—and our plan for Ignite programming.
Thinking of Starting a Small Business?
Tucson offers a tremendous amount of support for starting a small business. We encourage you to take advantage of this! Pima County Public Library, the City of Tucson, the University of Arizona, Pima Community College’s Small Business Development Center, and many, many other organizations provide the opportunity and resources for you to get started and succeed…
Success Story: Michael Ray and Nurse Tree Arch Design
We love hearing stories of how people are benefiting from the new level of services provided by the Idea+Space at the Joel D. Valdez Main Library. The Idea+Space opened a year ago and has been offering a unique mix of workshops on starting a business, jumpstarting a job hunt, and strengthening nonprofits. Inventor Michael Ray…
Business directories
Use business directories to locate information on a specific company or to develop a list of potential competitors or customers. Powerful Tools from the Library ReferenceUSA — Business and consumer research tool. Create marketing plans, conduct competitive analysis, and locate people. Directory of U.S. businesses and residences that can be used to create lists and…
Building the buzz: launching a business using social media
Originally posted February, 2013. We enjoyed the topic (and each other) so much that we stayed nearly an hour later than scheduled. I'm still buzzing with ideas. Big Catalina-size thanks to Kade Mislinski from HUB, Mia Schnaible from The Screening Room, Patricia Katchur from Yikes! Toys, and Shanali Davila from Cup Quequitos for their candor…
What’s an L3C? A Reading List
What is an L3C? An L3C, or "low-profit limited liability company" is a for-profit company where the investors accept limited dividends. (Source: panelist Sy Rotter) But Really, What is It? Effective Social Enterprise - a Menu of Legal Structures, by Robert A. Wexler, from The Exempt Organization Tax Review, June 2009. To L3C or Not…
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