A Nevada Nonprofit Cooperative Corporation With or Without Stock (NRS CHAPTER81.010-81.160) is a type of business structure that combines elements of both nonprofit and co-op organizations. It is designed to allow members to pool their resources in order to achieve a common goal. These cooperatives are incorporated under the laws of the State of Nevada and must follow certain regulations outlined in NRS CHAPTER81.010-81.160. There are two types of Nevada Nonprofit Cooperative Corporations: those with stock and those without. Those with stock issue shares and have the ability to raise capital through the sale of stock. Those without stock can still generate revenue, but do not have the ability to issue shares. Both types of cooperatives are governed by a board of directors and are required to provide services to members in a fair and equitable manner. The specific regulations of Nevada Nonprofit Cooperatives depend on the type of organization. Generally, they must have a minimum of three directors, hold an annual meeting, and keep records of their activities. They must also create bylaws and abide by all state and federal laws. Additionally, all cooperatives must submit an annual report to the Nevada Secretary of State.