In July 2004, the founders decided that the best way to ensure the continued success of the English camp and prepare for future growth would be to incorporate as a non-profit, define the broader mission, and start planning more camps in more locations. They formed a board along with Jaroslav Romanchuk (Belarus), Andy Eyschen (Malaysia), and Glenn Cripe (USA), all long-time supporters and teachers, and registered the Institute in Arizona in the spring of 2005.