You CAN get paid for Nonprofit work, but there’s a catch
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ธ.ค. 2019
- Yes, you CAN get paid to work for a nonprofit - There are just a few catches. #Nonprofit #Nonprofits
Whether you’re starting a nonprofit and wondering how you’ll make a living, or interested in nonprofits as a job or career opportunity, receiving a salary working for a nonprofit is a mysterious prospect to many.
I now work full time for the 501c3 nonprofit I started many years ago and love seeing the social impact we make in our community as we grow. But I didn’t just decide one day to make a living and pay myself - I had to work carefully to turn this into a full time job, work with my board of directors to receive compensation, and more. Many people get confused about how someone can “work” for a nonprofit. In this video I’ll talk about how it works and what you’ll need to know to make it happen.
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I recently became the founder of a non profit 501c(3) organization and in the beginning stage of just starting up. I really enjoy your videos and taking notes as I continue to work on reaching my operational goals. Subscribed!
Hey, thanks! What does your nonprofit do?
Our goal is to provide a multiplicity of social services needs for low income families & individuals. These services include child care, mental health, care coordination, housing assistance and other related services. We just started recently. We have 0 funding (just beginning the financial plan) however we been able to provide volunteer services during the pandemic. We been coordinating emergency food package deliveries to people in lockdown and donating face masks to elderly. But it’s all at the cost of my money so far I’m working on changing that now. Your videos are good they keeping me in check and what to expect as being a founder is new to me.
Hi Felipe! I’m very interested in starting a non profit but don’t know where to start. Do you think you could give me some advice on where to start?
We need more people devoting their lives to altruism. Thanks for doing what you do and best of luck :)
@@e-boxcombatsports1235 congratulations and thank you for your gracious humanity acts to others Bless Bless
Thank you for the info! Love the videos
Glad you like them!
Thank you very much for this video..it is greatly needed and helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much Amber! My business partner and I have just established our 501c3 and the information you've provided has helped us get focused on our plan of action.
Yay! I'm so glad!!
Thanx sis , for giving us sach a useful information 🙏🏻
You're welcome!
Your take on nonprofit funding is phenomenal! These are some gems I’ve never heard. I’ve had my 501c3 since 2019 and was discourage after the pandemic but I’m getting back in the game!! Thank you!!
I'm so glad the video was helpful!! Welcome welcome!
Your vids are so concise, easy to share with Directors and volunteers to better explain what their functions are. Subbed. Thank you!
Sorry you get so many bots and skeevers, alas that's part of being on YT 😛
Ha, thank you!
The blockade to making living in the nonprofit world is the donors impression that doing good work should be all done by volunteers or people who are willing to sacrifice all their own comfort, healthcare, and for the sake of the mission. It is insane how many people have told me I should not make a salary for working full time as the founder and director of my 501c3 rescue shelter in Vietnam. I have close to a $200,000 education and don't make enough to pay my own rent. All my staff work for peanuts and we cannot even provide healthcare though they all have savings and pensions they survive on. It's insane the amount of people who think we have to starve to help animals in spite of the endless trauma we face, the backbreaking labor, and the 24/7 nature of the work.
Hey Catherine, 100%. I have talked a bit about the 'overhead myth' and this issue in a few videos, definitely something I think it's important for people to understand.
I'd like to see the exact style of "house" you claim to live in here in Vietnam. Rent is super cheap and the local labor wage is nothing compared to US. If you live in Vietnam and claim to struggle while pulling a US wage you are in bad need of an audit.
@@YWloO2il2D42 a US wage? Are you shitting me? For the first 3 years I didn’t get a salary at all and all workers were volunteers. Then when I opened the first nonprofit vet clinic in the history of Vietnam, I decided I deserved $250 a month because my Master’s degree loans ran out and my PhD didn’t pay me. Finally for the past 3 years I’ve made around $500/month if we can afford it, but not ONCE have I ever been able to pay myself in one go. I basically eat when I’m hungry and buy shampoo when I need it. For the first time in our 9 years of operation I’ve been able to move off site to a small place 100 meters from work which I had lived in for 8 years with my staff and volunteers and all the animals. But even there “my” house is just the nursing home for cats with special needs. I never had health insurance until my back started to go in 2019 and my parents donate that to the organization. If you want to be a condescending c*** come and actually see how we live and what we do while I’ve worked my ass off for this mission here for nearly a decade. I’m 43 with no savings because I’ve lived hand to mouth the entire 9 years. And what kind of house I live in is your concern like I’m some expat with a real life?!?!? Grow up.
Great Video Amber💎
Glad you liked it!!
Great Video!! Awesome!!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
I cannot express how much I needed this video
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@@AmberMelanieSmith thank you so much!! I’m about 4,000 dollars in and haven’t even held my first event! Thank you 🙏 I’m a single dad, work full time and do DoorDash all whilst incorporating my mental health non profit and my savings was just disappearing. I will definitely be watching lots more of your content🙏
Wonderful video Amber
Glad you liked it!!
Thank you so much! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
You are so welcome!
Good information! I just started a non profit and its a slow start and in need of learning the process.
I hope my videos are helpful to you Scott!
Lol! I am interested in a martial arts nonprofit. I think it's great that you actually mentioned that in the video! What a coincidence!
Great coincidence! :D
This book is fantastic! It has helped me tremendously starting my Non Profit. Shout out to the entire Chisholm team.
Which book?
@@AmberMelanieSmith My apologies, it was a book that I got from Aubrey Chisolm law firm. It's been very helpful. Check them out some time. Thank you for this information. I try to get as much knowledge as possible and everything helps.
One thing I'm stuck on is applying for grants.
@@Yeshuahamashiacsampson I have some videos on grants too! :) Hope you were able to find them.
Very educative
Glad to hear it!
Awsome!!!
Thanks for stopping by! :D
I enjoyed your video. Very simple lol despite the layers. With that said ----
How do you get a salary before you have all or any of the board members? Do you recommend identifying your business , , , if you do not have this step (boaed members) current
Hi there, thanks for visiting! You need a board of directors in place before you can get tax-exempt status as a nonprofit in the USA and then the board is the entity that approves the budget to hire paid staff.
Amber Melanie Smith I do understand that with the set up. I guess I should ask you, how did you handle the business before it became tax-exempt? I know it will take time to find the members
@@MyLifeCounts2 Ah, ok. Personally, I operated as an unpaid volunteer before being hired by the board as full-time director. We did small community projects while working on getting our tax exempt status and recruiting our board.
@@AmberMelanieSmith Hi Amber,
I have question please who will pay the expenses for example if I will rent office to help the refugees who will pay the rent and other expenses before the taxes exempt, one more question do I need any certificate to run the nonprofit organization? I have associate degree
@@Bebo.23 You will need to develop a business plan in order to identify the ways you'll be able to fundraise to cover those expenses. As for certification, none is required, but learning all you can about how to run a nonprofit is always a good thing! There are Nonprofit Management degrees now too, if you're interested.
Thank you
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Nice video Amber. Question can your board members make a contribution or pay annual dues to the nonprofit?Any info will be greatly appreciated.Thanks
Yes, in fact your board SHOULD be donating to the nonprofit! As for members, there are "membership" type nonprofits too - you just have to register that way when you start.
Amber Melanie Smith Thanks for the quick response.I have already finished all my paperwork and have sent my application in already for my 501(c)3 So i wanted to bring that idea up at our second board meeting this Saturday but I wasent really sure if i could do that or not
Fantastic video, thank you! We are turning our Japanese cultural and martial arts org into a non profit. we run a youth empowerment program, using martial arts and programs for personal development for at risk youth. Any advice would be appreciated. I subscribed. Thanks again.
Cool! Did you have a specific question?
Thank you I'm also looking for a video on how to structure the board so that they do whatever I want
Hey there! Keep in mind that a nonprofit is legally 'owned' by the public (not the founder), and a board of directors should be made up of skilled people passionate about your cause - but it's not really within human nature to make people do whatever you want. :) As a founder, aim to recruit board members who will genuinely care about your mission and act in its best interests. If you are a skilled, persuasive founder, the board will follow you because you are a good leader!
Hi Amber. We are having trouble finding an individual volunteer for fundraising with the COTA organization (Childrens Organ Transplant Association). Any suggestions?
Hello Bernal! The first thing I'd check for is how clear and detailed your volunteer job description is for this position. Sometimes people don't sign up to volunteer if they are not clear on exactly what they will be doing.
Hi Amber!
I have over 25 kids that I coach and train. But now I am interested in doing so full time as they have requested such. Would it be more beneficial if I had a LLC or perhaps a 501c to enhance the capabilities of my profits, equipment, and space/gym? As of now we only compete in leagues. But we want to turn this is into a travel team. So I’ve come up with a name and logo and designs jerseys but upon the checkout for the jerseys I stumbled across your video and thought to myself, “perhaps I shouldn’t be spending this much out of my own pocket”.. Help please.
It depends on how much control you want to have - with a nonprofit you'll be required to recruit a board of directors who will have voting power on budget and major org decisions. Check out my videos on Boards / getting started!
Hello Amber, when we get paid from our nonprofit, is it tax exempt pay? Or do we still have to pay taxes on the income given to us?
You still have to pay taxes as an individual worker, just as you would when you have a job with any kind of organizations. Hope this helps!
That is a really good question.
I am in California. Can all board members work in the nonprofit and get paid? Do majority board members have to be non-family related? For example, 3 board members, can 2 board members be family related?
Hey there! No, board members are volunteers and cannot be paid. Staff can be hired and paid however. You cannot be a paid staff person AND have a vote on the board at the same time (it is unethical).
thanks
Sure thing!
How much percent from fund raised is given to help people and how much percent if it is given to its members as salary?
It's not about percent really, it's about what your Board votes to approve for salaries in your nonprofit's annual budget. The Board should study what fair compensation is for staff it has hired, and then decide what to pay any paid staff. "Members" do not receive salary; only paid staff hired by a vote of the Board or the Executive Director, which the Board has also hired.
As the Founder /Executive Director, how do you get you board to hire you, especially if you are a new organization, and there is basically no funds available for your salart?
Every board will have a different dynamic but I would say in general, it's about sharing your goal with the board early, developing budget strategy to show how you'll raise the money over time and building in the costs to hire folks, and then demonstrating your competency for the role.
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Nice videos! I'm starting a 501 c 10 and cant find specific information on formatting one. Can you point me in the right direction?!
Fraternal societies? That's definitely a niche I'm not as familiar with! What is the mission statement?
To promote Growth & Development on an individual and community level in the areas of Economic, Education, Social and Political Development. We will offer services/programs for the youth and elderly (community trash clean up, conflict resolution, skills training etc) and provide certain benefits to members.
I have a nonprofit but I need some guidance. Any possible way to give me some personal advice????
Hey there! Please feel free to share questions here in the comments and maybe they can inspire future video topics to help others who have the same questions!
How can my board be compensated especially if they will be volunteering to do all the work for the first couple years. Can the board also be staff for a short time?
Hello! I talk through this in the video, but essentially you can either be a board member and have a vote but not get paid, or you can be removed from the board and hired as paid staff, but you cannot be both paid staff and a board member at the same time. Hope this helps!
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OHHH ... I didn't hear this part in the video... So glad I read this post... now this makes sense... I couldn't understand HOW the Board Members would VOTE on my Salary, when I'm the one who is starting the Nonprofit Organization in the first place... Now I understand...
Thank you Amber.
@@judichristopher4604 My pleasure!
@@AmberMelanieSmith How about if I am the founder? Can I become a staff and get paid? While other people then become the board members, do I retain my privilege in making key decisions for the organization?
@@Sathyanp88 Hey there! Founders can become staff, yes. The Board typically must vote to hire or pay founders so there is no conflict of interest.
If I set up a non profit thrift store and we take salary, do we claim those on taxes or is it tax free because it's a 508 or 501?
Staff peoples' salaries are still subject to income taxes.
@@AmberMelanieSmith so if I'm that staff person, then I still pay those taxes, correct?
Hi Amber! How did you make the transition from founder to executive director? I founded a non-profit 7 years ago and have served as board president. I also have a for-profit business as my only source of income for my family. I'd like to take the non-profit to the next level, but I would either need to make an income as the executive director (so I could focus solely on expanding the nonprofit as my full time job instead of just evenings/weekends after my other job), or hire someone else to be ED. I've invested my heart and soul in this organization, so obviously I would like to be ED, but we are not at the point that we can afford a paid ED. Everyone is a volunteer. It's a bit of the chicken or the egg situation! We need to raise more money to pay staff so we can raise enough money to grow. I hope you understand what I'm asking. Thank you for any advice or direction!
I'm learning so much from you! I listen in my car (I'm on the road a lot every week) and I watch videos every chance I get when I'm not in the car. Thank you!
It is a bit of a chicken and egg situation yes, but first you and your Board will need to build out the plan to generate the revenue to hire an ED, then the Board would need to vote to hire you. :) Thanks so much for watching!!
@@AmberMelanieSmith thank you for responding so quickly! Were you on the board prior to becoming ED? I'm wondering about the process of stepping down as president (which is scary for me!) in the event that my board does want me to be the ED. I know that they would need to vote on hiring me and what salary to offer. Some of this may be awkward, but I have a great team. I want to initiate the conversation at our next meeting about hiring an ED at some point, which would involve creating a plan to afford one. My thought is to have the discussion and let them know that I'd be interested in that role, but I'd be stepping down as president. I am wondering about all the transitions that would need to happen and how to make that go smoothly. As a founder, it's difficult to let go, but I want the organization to grow and I won't be around forever. Do you have any videos on succession planning?
Yep! I was my organization's Board President before becoming ED. I would talk to your Board about your goal / desire to become ED in advance to assess their thoughts.
How is income or say salary created in non profit organisation?
By generating revenue and donations through various activities.
Is nonprofit work your career dream?
Yes
Yes! People deserve better
Absolutely
Yes someday I plan to open up a shelter
I have a neighbor whose career is nonprofit work. I didn’t know it was an actual career and I thought it was very cool.
Where can I find the board of directors for a girls mentor program
For a girl's mentoring program you probably want to find board members who might be considered role models for girls! I'd reach out to women's networking groups and professional development groups, maybe groups that encourage women to run for office, women athletes... etc.
Question. What if your org is still just starting and you don’t have a board of directors?
Hey there! Start-ups need to recruit a board of directors.
@@AmberMelanieSmith is there a specific number required or does that depend on the state ?
So if I am the one starting the non profit, I cannot be on the board? Also do board members get paid?
You can be on the board as a founder, yes - but, if the founder wants to become paid staff, they can no longer be on the board. :) You can either get a vote on the board OR be paid staff, but not both, it is a conflict of interest.
@@AmberMelanieSmith Wow ok thank you for informing me. As a paid staff I can still spear head this project and be the founder correct?
@@nanagyambibi7426 Yes, but once you become paid staff you just can't have a vote on the board anymore (which means you can be fired by the board if the board felt that was what was best for the organization).
@@AmberMelanieSmith OMG that is mind blowing, so basically I am selecting the people that can potentially fire me lol
@@nanagyambibi7426 It sounds scary, but it doesn't have to be. Plenty of nonprofit founders make it work with great boards who just care about the mission - in my experience board members are passionate volunteers who just want to help the cause! They don't have a vendetta or wish to fire the founder :) (usually LOL). Just be a good leader, meet the organization's mission and effectively help it grow, and the board would have no reason to even think of firing you!
Can a non profit have an IPO and sell stock shares as a Public non profit?
No. Nonprofits can't issue stock shares because, unlike other types of corporations, nonprofits may not operate for profit. All revenue needs to be re-invested in the nonprofit, not given to shareholders.
Could somebody please let me know IF a nonprofit after I get the EIN, And I’m ready for The Form 1023EZ, My question is..someone Please 🙏Advise me:
EVEN WITHOUT ANY RECEIPTS NOR TAXES FILED FOR PAST YEARS just because no activities Made YET,
WOULD IT still have a good chance to be APPROVED??
because basically my nonprofit is in the start of it, and mostly of its activities will start AFTER I receive the Determination letter approval and then the first donations, so we will start the activities,
Hey there! In many cases, nonprofits applying for 501c3 status will not have many activities / funds yet, and will simply put their projected budget on the forms.
@@AmberMelanieSmith you’re an angel, I just subscribed, thank you! I decided to go for the FORM 1023 Full, not EZ. Last question :) DO You think there could be a higher chance of denial for the full one for someone detailing the application ONLY with the Project budget, I mean..without much past Activities. Or the chance of acceptance is the same as the EZ ?
Hello Ms Amber how can be a member of non profit organization?
There are many ways to get involved with nonprofits - volunteer, join a Board of Directors, seek a job with a nonprofit, etc.! I would say determine which way you'd want to be involved first, then research nonprofits in your area that match the causes you care about.
Is it possible to talk you in person? Kindly update me how.
Hey there! Check out my Facebook group for sure -- if you have some questions the community can maybe help! facebook.com/groups/changetheworldorbust
could board members could also make a salary?
No, board members can only be reimbursed for reasonable expenses, but the IRS expects voting board members to be unpaid.
The only benefit is to donors. I'm going to spend several months applying and pay a couple grand for 501c3 status, making sure that less than half the board is family. Only to beg for a salary and be in fear of myself being fired and my family removed from the board. Before I'm fired I will ve held accountable for any 501c3 violations. Sounds perfect. There must be a video that shows how all these people are making money with non profits.
I totally hear you. It's tough. The IRS structured orgs like this as a trade off for offering a way to operate tax-free. It figured, if we're going to let the org go tax-free, it needs to be accountable to the community, and so board members must be from the community. I get both sides.
@AmberMelanieSmith Its not about being tax exempt. Business and donors want the charitable Tax write off before they donate. There should be a for profit category that serves the community and people can donate and recieve the write off.
If you’ve already started a non-profit and you’re on the board how to do set up the paid positions, especially with the issue that you’re on the board deciding your salary?
Hi! In that case, the board would have to vote to remove you from the board and then vote again to hire you, then vote a third time to decide what to pay you - and you would not be able to participate in those votes as it would be a conflict of interest.
I’m in Colorado I want to open a mosque for people to request help for people to learn religion and a school to teach people Arabic and English
Hello, is it possible to run a nonprofit by yourself? Or do you absolutely need a board of directors to give yourself income legally?
Also, If a board of directors is needed, can’t I just get a board of directors that are close friends of mine to give myself a big income?
Hello! You must have a board of directors legally. The board would have to vote whether to hire you and then what your salary should be. Salaries must be a reasonable amount and considered "not excessive" by the IRS. Nonprofits should definitely pay staff fair, competitive wages, however, one should not start a nonprofit with the specific aim of receiving a big income - if profit is the goal, starting a business would be a safer bet.
@@AmberMelanieSmith In your personal opinion, would 10% be an excessive amount of income given to a CEO of a nonprofit? What is the usual percentage given to the executive director? Also, is the board of directors usually paid, or are they not paid?
Thank you for answering my questions, I really appreciate you and love your videos!
@@kushb57 Hey there! Salaries are not really determined by percentage (some funders might consider that unethical). Instead, you should research what other people in similarly sized nonprofits (with similar budgets) are making for those types of roles. For example, here is the 2019 Guidestar Compensation Report for Nonprofits - you can see what positions at other nonprofits with different organizational budgets are making: learn.guidestar.org/hubfs/2019-CompReport-Sample.pdf
Do the board members should be living in same state or have career in the field or any ordinary person can be one?
@@rejoicemultimediaimages It depends on the nonprofit I think - if it has a local or national focus, and also where the nonprofit has obtained licenses to fundraise.
Is there any vacancy in your organization?
Not at this time.
@@AmberMelanieSmithPlease let me know if there will be anything! Can we talk on voice call if you don't mind? We can exchanges lot of information !
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Can the Board hire a CEO who then determines who is hired and their salary?
Yep. Board hires CEO and determines that person's salary. CEO can then hire people under them and determine their salary. Board still votes on overall annual budget though.
If your non-profit has 1 member at founding being yourself. That would mean you are the entirety of the board. Could you at that point theoretically just set your own salary?
Hey there! No, you can't. To legally get nonprofit status in the USA from the IRS, you are required to have more than one member - you need multiple board members. Check with your state's Secretary of State to see exactly what the minimum board member number required is to run a nonprofit there. Nonprofits are intended to be public-owned entities, with leadership represented by a volunteer board of directors made up by community members. But, if you are interested in starting an entity that you'll have complete control over and can pay yourself whatever you want, you should probably look into starting a for-profit private business instead of a nonprofit.
@@AmberMelanieSmith Ok, that makes sense. I just looked it up and per google its a minimum of 3 members. So if you get the agreement of the board, they can directly set your pay?
@@AmberMelanieSmith In live in FL and there must be at least 3 Board of Directors or President & 2 Officers.
Can you have money at the left over at the end of the year?
Definitely! In fact it's great if you do, so you can reserve it for emergencies or invest it in the next year's budget!
Its easier to generate capitol then beg for it. But after being a self funded non profit for 5 years now, I can attest it is NOT easy.
Very true.
What your NGO does
My org mobilizes people in the community to support a number of causes.
@@AmberMelanieSmith my I please ask which causes
@@candytrace3337 It's geography based, so the ones in my local city.
Can i get help? I want to start non profit foundation.
What is the problem you are hoping to solve in the world / who do you want to help with your foundation?
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Its been a YEAR... have you started your Nonprofit Organization?
Do you know anyone that will help me setup a 501c3
Hey Erik! There are likely attorneys in your area who could help if you want to go that route!
Dear Sir,
I am from a NGO of Bhairahawa Nepal named "Shantidip Community Health Organization Rupandehi" and our organization is interested to be a partner with your organization in areas of health and education sector.But currently we need some fund for office management .Please provide inform me about application process for grants in your organization.Your support will be very much appreciative to our organization.What is the way to get the donation.Bye
Hey there, definitely check out my other videos on grants and grant applications, they may help! My organization is not a grantmaking organization.
So if you start your own non profit...in order to be paid (after first acquiring your board members-who are volunteers and will make all the decisions about your non-profit)....you need to make sure you have a harmonious relationship with them...because they are going to be deciding if they want to hire you and how much they want to pay you? Not confusing at all ! ! I’d really like to say your video is of value to a lay-person...but it does a poor job of making clear how this works.
Hey there! The truth is, it can be a bit confusing for folks who are especially used to how a normal private business works (in the USA anyway). It's like this: When the IRS gives a nonprofit tax-exempt status, it only grants that status because the IRS expects the nonprofit is going to be a public-serving entity (and thus will not excessively profit the founder or leaders). Nonprofits, by structure, are designed to be led by an elected board of directors that is supposed to represent the community the organization serves. They are not 'owned' by any person, even the founder. So, it is a conflict of interest for the founder to vote to hire themselves, what to pay themselves, etc.
These folks also explain it well: th-cam.com/video/M9Dn5DXJRAk/w-d-xo.html
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Can you tell me what percent of profit can a founder of non profit organisation can actually keep for his/her personal expenses.Please help me out😟
@@suyashsrivastava9656 A nonprofit founder cannot just keep a percent of revenue from a nonprofit. Check out the video on this page - it explains it. To earn any salary from a nonprofit you started, the board has to hire you first, which means you also have to leave the board and lose your vote. You can't have a vote and a salary simultaneously.
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@@AmberMelanieSmith I tried reaching you on IG. I am working on starting a non-profit organization. If it's not to much to ask may I give you my what'sapp number for mentoring. I need all the help I can get
Are you the CEO, then?
I am, yes.
I thought you could be the board yourself? Don't need anyone on the board
In most states, you need a minimum number of unrelated (not by family, business, etc.) board members.
@AmberMelanieSmith ok. Not all states tho? Becasue I know people who have non profits and have only family on the board or they are the board themselves
We have a benefit system called Universal credit.
As a 50 something guy I have tried many kind of jobs.
But over the years my health is tricky I have leg infection/blood clot and of late breathlessness.. NOT great for an employer.
But I did start doing a hobby which gets me out and about but the last year with COVID19 meant there was no where to loo breaks.
I went to collect a truck collection from a guy I said what kind of work he do.. He said courier I was shocked what his weekly income was for that week 4 figures £1234 little more than that I was excited.
As I love driving I actually do not make any profit within my efforts this saddens me but if I get my fuel costs back I feel I have helped someone.
In return the customer I deliver for gives me feed back on how I performed on said delivery and sometimes this overwhelms me it gives me a purpose in life.
Not everything is about income.
My actual costings monthly are somewhere around £250 per month before fuel. But also maintaining the vehicle's I use I had my estate car which I bought outright but repaired as funds was available.
The van a different story.
How can I explain to our English credit system that I do an occasional delivery (health permitting) charge a figure that will cover the fuel I use.
Last year my total cash was £2153.40 my van total cost per year is £2149.68.(not including road tax and insurance) or fuel cost.
And I believe with restrictions I did 61 hours with deliveries on board my own time driving back.
I do research all the time I spend upwards of 20 minutes in every couple of hours doing job bids something to keep my active in maths i use map references to as part of my system. In A Proper job environment you could employ 4 people easily.
van driver and drivers mate.
Office lady
And a route planner to make a team player system..
My experience has been working for a mainstream blue chip company called ecouriers I believe its an American company.
Hope you find this message interesting as I did this video and I really hope you can give me further info to expand on or to feel i am doing it fairly.
I would start by thinking who needs this service and could afford to pay or supplement payment for it? You can also explore a pay-what-you-can model, which has some great research to back up its effectiveness.