
Ep. 40: Non-Profit VS. For-Profit: Which is Best for You? with Jessica Smith
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About this listen
You’ve got the mission. You feel the call.
But now you’re asking… “Should I launch this as a ministry or a business?”
In today’s episode, I’m joined by Jessica Smith, founder of Ellison Smith Creative and nonprofit expert, to help you discern the best model for your God-given vision. Whether you're building a business, a ministry, or something beautifully in between—this conversation will help you choose the right structure with confidence.
✨ In This Episode, We Cover:-
The key differences between non-profit and for-profit structures
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What to consider when choosing your legal/business foundation
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Common misconceptions about non-profits (and why they’re not “less than”)
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Why it’s okay to make money while serving people well
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Biblical principles behind business, stewardship, and mission
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How to align your impact goals with the right model for your season
💼 IRS Resource on Charities & Non-Profits:
👉 https://www.irs.gov/charities-non-profits/
📘 Should You Start a Non-Profit? (Servants University):
👉 Servants University Resource
🤝 Connect with Jessica Smith:
🌐 ellisonsmithcreative.com
📧 Get inside her email community!
📲 Follow her on Instagram: @ellisonsmithcreative
🚀 Take the Free On-Demand Workshop
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📝 Download the Online Business Guide
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Tag me @brittanybruce_ and tell me: which path are you leaning toward—non-profit or for-profit?
And join the convo inside the Well Done Women Podcast Community so we can support you either way!
Remember: It’s not about choosing the “perfect” path.
It’s about choosing the obedient one.