Week 1
Approve public wording, mission statement, contact email, and legal status language.
Current roadmap
From paperwork to the first community project.
A plain-language path from legal setup to public trust, community recruiting, pilot work, and the first community site when ready.
Phase 1: Draft bylaws, confirm EIN status, identify community land trust counsel, choose IRS application path, and build a basic public website.
Phase 2: Receive IRS determination if approved, set up donation processing, document early pilots, recruit board/community roles, and publish basic transparency records.
Phase 3+: Crowdfund when legally ready, acquire land if approved, build the first community site, publish open-source learning materials, and replicate with clean records.
30-day online presence plan
Week 2
Publish roadmap, records promise, board status, donation readiness status, and lawyer-needed note.
Week 3
Create volunteer interest form, meeting invite, FAQ, early pilot ideas, and social intro posts.
Week 4
Prepare project budgets, legal review questions, donor language, public update rhythm, and open-source publishing plan.