NEDLAW5 LLC
Partnership Trust Package
Turn Learning Into Fundraising™
Schools • Colleges • Nonprofits • Community Organizations
Supporters learn. Your organization earns. Explore the program, illustrative earnings, partner responsibilities, and information needed to evaluate a NEDLAW5 fundraising partnership.
01 / Program Overview
Who Is NEDLAW5?
NEDLAW5 LLC develops practical online learning courses and offers participating organizations a way to earn a defined share of eligible course purchases made through their campaigns.
Supporters purchase educational content. A participating school, nonprofit, team, alumni association, or community program receives the share specified in its written agreement after each sale qualifies under the agreed rules.
| What to Evaluate | What to Review |
|---|---|
| Courses | Learning content, price, access, and sample lessons |
| Campaign | Dedicated campaign link and promotional approach |
| Economics | Percentage, calculation base, refunds, and payment dates |
| Accountability | Reports, contacts, documentation, and written agreement |
This overview does not establish that a specific partner has been approved or enrolled.
02 / How It Works
From Agreement to Partner Payment
- Agree on the terms. Identify eligible courses, the partner percentage, campaign dates, responsibilities, and reporting rules in writing.
- Set up the campaign. NEDLAW5 provides a partner-specific purchase path or tracking method and approved promotional materials.
- Invite supporters. The partner shares the approved campaign message with its community. Supporters choose whether to purchase.
- Track and reconcile. Eligible purchases, refunds, chargebacks, and adjustments appear in a periodic report.
- Pay the partner. NEDLAW5 calculates and sends payment according to the schedule stated in the agreement.
03 / Fundraising Illustration
What Participation Could Generate
This illustration assumes a $100 average eligible purchase and a 30% partner share, with no refunds, chargebacks, or other adjustments.
| Eligible Purchases | Illustrative Sales | Partner Share at 30% |
|---|---|---|
| 50 | $5,000 | $1,500 |
| 100 | $10,000 | $3,000 |
| 250 | $25,000 | $7,500 |
| 500 | $50,000 | $15,000 |
| 1,000 | $100,000 | $30,000 |
100 purchases × $100 = $10,000 in sales
$10,000 × 30% = $3,000 illustrative partner share
04 / Courses
Preview the Learning Before Launch
The following courses and prices are discussion examples. Confirm availability, pricing, and access details for the specific campaign.
| Example Course | Illustrative Price |
|---|---|
| Mastering a Six-Figure Income Selling Cars | $79 |
| Beware of the Back End! | $49 |
| High-Paying Blue-Collar Careers | $49 |
| Retirement Planning: Your Fun and Fabulous Future! | $50 |
What a Prospective Partner May Review
Before signing, prospective partners may request a current course preview or sample lesson, the current catalog and prices, applicable taxes, a description of what buyers receive, access instructions, customer-support details, refund terms, and a sample checkout disclosure.
05 / Responsibilities
A Clear Role for Each Party
| NEDLAW5 Provides | The Partner Provides |
|---|---|
| Course access and purchase flow | A named campaign contact and internal approval |
| A unique campaign tracking method | Approval of name, logo, and promotional materials |
| Purchase support and transaction records | Distribution of approved materials to its community |
| Periodic sales and adjustment reports | Prompt notice of concerns or corrections |
| Payment calculation and remittance | Payment details and required tax or vendor paperwork |
Shared Decisions Before Launch
Confirm campaign dates, the approved audience, use of each party's name and logo, beneficiary claims, data handling, message review, and how disputed transactions will be resolved.
Promotional messages should identify the benefiting organization and explain its specific share using the wording agreed in the contract.
06 / Financial Terms Worksheet
Put the Financial Details in Writing
These terms remain open until completed for the partner and included in a signed agreement. The illustration above does not establish a promised percentage or payment.
| Term to Complete | What the Agreement Must Define |
|---|---|
| Partner share | The actual agreed percentage |
| Calculation base | Gross course price, eligible net receipts, or another defined amount |
| Qualifying sale | Settlement, campaign attribution, and eligibility timing |
| Excluded amounts | Treatment of taxes, refunds, fees, discounts, and other deductions |
| Chargebacks | Adjustments and the recovery process |
| Reporting | Frequency and report line items |
| Payment | Payment dates, method, and any minimum threshold |
| Termination | Notice, existing customer access, and final reconciliation |
Partner payment = agreed percentage × agreed calculation base for qualifying sales − contract-defined reversals or adjustments.
Define each input so the same refund or reversal is not deducted twice. State whether taxes and processing fees are included or excluded.
07 / Partner Verification
Documents That Support Your Review
This checklist identifies materials that may support an evaluation of the business and campaign. Listing an item does not mean the document has been attached or its status independently verified.
| Document or Detail | What to Review |
|---|---|
| LLC registration or business record | A current public record or official copy |
| Business contact information | Website, email, phone, and mailing address |
| Course demonstration | A working preview and current catalog |
| Sample sales report and payout statement | The report format, with example data clearly labeled |
| Refund, privacy, and purchase policies | Current policies and checkout disclosure |
| Partnership agreement | A reviewed version for the specific partner |
| W-9, when appropriate | Provide securely to a legitimate requester; do not post publicly |
Review the Fundraising Structure
Before launch, have Pennsylvania counsel assess how the specific campaign fits applicable charitable-solicitation rules and what registration, contract, or disclosure duties apply. This package does not establish regulatory approval.
08 / Next Steps
Start With a Defined Pilot
A small pilot gives both parties a way to evaluate the process and document results. The following working proposals take effect only through a signed agreement.
| Decision | Working Proposal |
|---|---|
| Pilot duration | 60–90 days, subject to agreement |
| Upfront organization fee | Proposed: none; confirm in the contract |
| Featured courses | Select and preview before launch |
| Partner share and payout | Set the actual rate, calculation base, and payment dates |
| Reporting | Agree on a sample report and delivery cadence |
| Exit and final payment | Specify notice and settlement terms |
Prepare for a Partnership Discussion
Review a sample course, choose a pilot audience, confirm the economics and operating details, and prepare a written agreement. Prospective partners may request available verification materials, sample reporting, current policies, and an agreement for review before launch.
09 / Sample Partnership Agreement
Review the Sample Partnership Agreement
Review the responsibilities, financial terms, reporting procedures, refund adjustments, and protections included in a NEDLAW5 partnership.
The sample agreement is provided for review and discussion. Final terms are customized for each organization and become effective only when the agreement is signed by both parties.
Ready to Continue?
Start a Partnership Conversation
Tell NEDLAW5 about your organization, fundraising goal, intended audience, and the purpose the campaign would support.
John D. Walden
Founder, NEDLAW5 LLC
info@nedlaw5.com •
215-459-6717 •
nedlaw5.com
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Course purchases are commercial transactions and are not automatically charitable or tax-deductible contributions. Participation and fundraising results vary. All campaign terms, payment arrangements, and responsibilities are established in the applicable written agreement.