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    organizations pay exactly the expenses they need, there is not money for extra expenditures (Greechie, 2016). Precisely, funding is designed to cover staff salaries and the organization function costs. Still, managers face budget difficulties, when they need to invest in office supplies or equipment, since budget is too tight. Non-profit professionals concern about their jobs, specially, when it comes to small organizations. In fact, non-profit organizations are economically vulnerable, thus,…

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    Non-profit organizations are significant contributors to social and economic well-being throughout the world. The main objective of a non-profit organization is to serve a social purpose rather than an economic purpose, while maintaining community legitimacy and financial sustainability (Moss, Short, Payne, & Lumpkin, 2010). However, despite the noble purpose and good intentions of most non-profit organizations, the non-profit sector is not immune to toxic leadership nor the damage caused by…

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    Non-profit organizations are groups organized by volunteer citizens at the local and international level. The non-profit organization types are advocacy NGOs that promote interests of those who cannot access them, operational NGOs that provide products and services to the poor and the hybrid types of NGOs that provide advocacy and operational assistance (Allard & Martinez, 2008). World Vision is a Christian humanitarian organization that is dedicated to helping the poor by working with…

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    currently there are over 1.5 million non-profit organizations in the United States. The most important work that a non-profit organization does is to raise money for operations and to achieve the work the non-profit needs to do. The person in charge of raising these funds is often known as the “director of development” or even just as a “fundraiser”. Regardless of their title, the person who raises funds for a non-profit organization is a critical part of the organization. In order to…

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    Charities or not for profit organisations are often faced with many internal and external challenges which can be unique from profitable businesses as their key business focus is based on philanthropy rather than profit. For each identified challenge there must be a strategic analysis to enable strategies to be developed to mitigate the risks these pose to the business. Each of the three levels of strategy must be carefully assessed to determine the different consequences and both qualitative…

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    Non-profit organisations are establishments that don’t gain profits for their personal use or to benefit a particular individual or group. All non-profit organisations are run by a specific group of people; these people are on the same wave length of what they want to achieve. This is why governments don’t control non-profit organisations; the main reason for this is because the governments can’t maintain everyone’s needs. An example of a non-profit organisation in Australia is WIRE. WIRE…

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    NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION An organization whose mission is to provide services needed by a society is a non-profit organization (NPO). Non-profit organizations are companies that do not declare a profit and utilizes all of its revenues, once operating expenses have been satisfied, toward servicing the public interest. There are two types of non-profit organizations: unincorporated and incorporated. An unincorporated cannot be given federal tax exemptions or the designation of 501 (c) (3) as…

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    this week, you have chosen a very good non-profit organization to discuss this week. As great as our country is and the abundant resources we have, it’s hard to believe that hunger is still a major issue in this country. But feeding is an organization that helps feed individuals and families that would contemplate where their next meal was going to come from. The concepts you touched upon in your discussion board are very important and vital to the organizations success. In addition to the…

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    The Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation is a non profit organization that makes effort to provide financial aid for brain tumor research and patients around the world. Founded in 1991, in Atlanta Georgia when two motorcycle riders, Mike and Dianne Traynor wanted to make a difference. They organized a motorcycle ride fundraiser to raise money for research for children with brain tumors. On the very first ride they raised about $4,000 dollars to donate to Emory University. They continued to do the…

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    their local communities as well as providing them the requisite resources (MsPressWire, 2009). In a non-profit organization, volunteers are the key component to ensuring continued viability. A unique attribute of Non-Profit Organizations is that they depend heavily on their volunteer workforce. Essentially, Non-Profit Organizations must assure the proper and sustained functioning of their organization through the efforts of the volunteers, but at the same time the volunteers lack…

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