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Help needed - naming my non-profit!

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Participants Jack Morgan2Jeffrey Cooper7silentsailor5Patrick WoodLawrence Martin63Harold Perez11Larry Diaz24
Jack Morgan2 Jack Morgan2 MemberOP
27 messages
joined Mar 2023
#1 ·
I could really use some brainstorming help here. I'm looking to start an association that covers a massive range of ground—everything from environmental sustainability and education to nutrition, media, child and family welfare, economic development, and humanitarian aid.

The name can be in English, Latin, or Greek, or even a mix of those. Ideally, I'd love to keep it punchy—just one or two words if possible.
Jeffrey Cooper7 Jeffrey Cooper7 Active Member
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joined Jan 2011
#2 ·
Another nonprofit? Seriously, how many of these things are floating around the States now, like a million? 😕
I mean, if you’re actually going to go through the trouble of starting an association, at least do it right and pick one specific niche to focus on instead of trying to tackle everything under the sun...☕
Jack Morgan2 Jack Morgan2 MemberOP
27 messages
joined Mar 2023
#3 ·
Look, I’m not the one actually founding this association—it’s just one guy. I only stepped up to help out with the naming process because he asked if I had any ideas, and honestly, my mind was a total blank at the time. I told him I’d head over to some online forums to see if I could dig up some inspiration. To be fair, I was a little taken aback by how massive the scope of this organization is; they're looking to cover such a huge variety of industries. But the thing is, this guy has a knack for this stuff—everything he’s set his mind to so far, he’s pulled off. Plus, he’s a genuinely decent person, which, let's face it, feels like a rare find in these circles nowadays.
Jeffrey Cooper7 Jeffrey Cooper7 Active Member
55 messages
joined Jan 2011
#4 ·
Look, if they actually have the cash—you know, like, they aren't constantly begging the government for handouts or chasing down donations—and just want to do whatever they feel like, then fine. But honestly? In my opinion, there are way too many random activities packed into one single nonprofit, and I have zero clue what you’d even call an organization like that since most of their projects have absolutely nothing to do with each other...☕
silentsailor5 silentsailor5 Member
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joined Mar 2009
#5 ·
Where on earth were you planning to post that on Taylor Swift? 🙄 It belongs in Variety.
Jack Morgan2 Jack Morgan2 MemberOP
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joined Mar 2023
#6 ·
I headed over to the "variety" section because I know teenagers are actually full of some pretty wild and creative ideas, so I figured I’d drop them here too.
Patrick Wood Patrick Wood Newcomer
9 messages
joined May 2013
#7 ·
Isn't the scope of this association's reach a little... excessive?
Maybe we should just come up with one unified name for the whole mess?
Honestly, hats off to anyone who can actually come up with a halfway decent idea here... 🙂
Lawrence Martin63 Lawrence Martin63 Newcomer
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joined Sep 2009
#8 ·
What would you say if she called it a "variety"😁
Harold Perez11 Harold Perez11 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Oct 2009
#9 ·
Jack Morgan2 said:what kind of broad range of business they intend to cover in this association, though everything he’s envisioned so far has been successfully executed; he has a knack for these things, and more importantly, he’s an honest man—which is a rare commodity in those circles nowadays

The only logical move is to name the association "Katie for All," with the subtitle "Honest Katie."
And all of this belongs in a "Believe It or Not" column. You picked a great topic to bring up regarding Taylor Swift, because she’s one of the few people left who can actually sell someone on the idea of being "honest."
Larry Diaz24 Larry Diaz24 Newcomer
7 messages
joined Sep 2009
#10 ·
Well, my first thought was "ALTERA PARS"—an association dedicated to promoting civic culture and grassroots entrepreneurship. Looking at the sheer variety of interests your organization encompasses, I noticed most of them seem tied up in various government-run initiatives. So, by positioning yourselves as an alternative, you’re essentially representing civil strength and a unique vision of how society ought to function and interact. That’s why you’re called Altera Pars, or "the other side"... ANYWAY, I HOPE THAT MAKES SENSE!😉
Jack Morgan2 Jack Morgan2 MemberOP
27 messages
joined Mar 2023
#11 ·
Thanks, that's an interesting suggestion

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