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Mark: Step number eight in starting your nonprofit is to set up your Articles of Incorporation and your bylaws. This can be a tough step. I am Mark Lyda, from Lyda Law Firm. Lets get started. [Music Plays] Mark: So hear me out on this analogy, your Articles of Incorporation are like the constitution for your nonprofit. They are your founding documents. They are your bedrock guidance for what your nonprofit is and how it functions. They are very difficult to change, just like creating an amendment to the Constitution. Your bylaws are more like statutes, the laws that Congress passes, and they pass new ones every year because statutes are more specific, but also easier to change than the Constitution. The same thing with bylaws, they are more specific, and theyre easier to change than your Articles of Incorporation. If youve watched these videos, you know that whenever I think something can be DIY, I suggest that you do it yourself. This is one where it real
