Perfect! Since your for-profit arm will be Comfort Collective Company, LLC, we can now frame everything around that name. Here’s a clear way to integrate it with your nonprofit and your organizational setup:

Key Points for Comfort Collective Company, LLC (For-Profit)

1️⃣ Identity & Branding

• Name: Comfort Collective Company, LLC

• Logo/branding can be aligned but distinct from Comfort Women’s Collective (nonprofit)

• Messaging: Focus on paid programs, coaching, retreats, and workshops

2️⃣ Purpose & Activities

• Revenue-generating services:

  • Paid retreats and workshops

  • Membership programs

  • Speaking engagements

  • Coaching and consulting services

• Corporate partnerships or sponsorships (as a business expense for the partner)

3️⃣ Financial Separation

• Separate bank account, accounting, and tax filings from the nonprofit

• All payments for LLC programs must go through LLC payment systems (Stripe, PayPal, etc.)

• Contracts between nonprofit and LLC (if the nonprofit hires LLC services) must be at fair market value

4️⃣ Website & Marketing

• Can be featured on the nonprofit website with clear labeling:

  • Example menu:

    • “Comfort Women’s Collective (Nonprofit)” → Free programs, support groups, donor-supported initiatives

    • “Comfort Collective Company, LLC” → Paid programs, retreats, coaching

• Optional: Use a subdomain or landing page for LLC programs for clarity

5️⃣ Organizational Chart for Comfort Collective Company, LLC

Owner / CEO

• Oversees business operations, strategy, partnerships, and revenue

Programs & Services

• Workshop Facilitators

• Retreat Coordinators

• Client Support / Community Manager

Operations Division

• Finance / Accounting

• Administrative Support

• Legal / Compliance Advisor (contracted if needed)

Marketing & Partnerships

• Marketing / Social Media Coordinator

• Business Development / Corporate Partnerships Lead

Contractors & Temporary Staff

• Event staff, guest speakers, facilitators

✨ This setup gives you a scalable, legally compliant structure where:

• Comfort Women’s Collective (Nonprofit) handles mission-driven, donor-funded programs

• Comfort Collective Company, LLC (For-Profit) handles revenue-generating services and partnerships

If you want, I can create a visual diagram showing:

• Nonprofit vs. LLC structure

• Revenue flows

• Roles and partnerships

This would make it easy to present to Leap to Success, church leadership, or potential sponsors.

Do you want me to create that diagram?