Communities and cooperatives

The same group format also works if you are starting a community, a cooperative, or a non-profit project: someone begins with an idea, creates a group, invites people, and discusses how the group should work — including whether it is for-profit, non-profit, or a cooperative. The group can say it wants to be a business, a community project, or a cooperative. That label is a proposal for the group to discuss. EquityTake does not register charities, cooperatives, or companies. No money or assets are collected here. Creating a group is not incorporation and not charity registration.

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Free to use. Sign up to join or create a group. EquityTake is not a stock exchange and does not issue shares.

Numbers and percentages on a group are proposals for discussion. EquityTake does not issue shares, collect investment, or incorporate companies. If anyone asks for funds, shares, or formal incorporation, get independent legal advice first.

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