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    Aravind Case Study

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    Non-profit organizations attempt to combat massive social issues. Major issues, require major funding. Lack of funding can create issues, as can, funding primarily received from private donors. Dr. Goriudappa Venkataswamy, founder of the Aravind hospital, which has global domination in provider of cataract surgery, is self-sufficient. Self- sufficiently allows a company to carry out its mission, without distractions that can develop as a result of accepting donations, or focusing on fund raising…

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    against other area hospitals. I am employed at Erlanger Health System which is categorized as a non-profit academic hospital (Erlanger Health System, 2018, para. 1). A non-profit hospital means they provide free care to patients that are willing be put on a waiting list for funding (Andritsos & Aflaki, 2015). Other hospitals that are in the area are for-profit hospitals which will charge a fee but will have less waiting time for elective patient care. The need to have a for-profit may best be…

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    What makes a church special that they are exempt from taxes, even through a church would be labeled as a non-profit organization which in term is a business. The IRS treats the church with favoritism is that fair that they get exemption while other non-profit organizations still have to pay their fair share. In one of Mark Twain’s notebook; Mark Twain argued “no church property is taxed and the atheist man without religion are taxed to make up the deficit in the income” think about how much…

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    the qualities and the capabilities to provide nursing care to people in need of medical attention despite there being cultural and language barriers. This incredible trip inspired me to pursue my career in nursing and to continue volunteering with non-profit organizations throughout my…

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    1. Why are you interested in interning at this non-profit organization? What about the organization’s mission and work appeals to you? I was drawn to the fact this internship focuses on helping refugees and immigrants. Looking at the nonprofit’s mission at how it provides resources and empowers immigrants and refugees resonated with my experiences. My parents are immigrants in this nation. They came to the United States in the late 80’s and early 90’s. They didn’t speak a word of English,…

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    that many people refuse to envision themselves as users of hospital services, and avoid advertising that declare the statistical chances of their future medical need. Additionally, the article states that this makes the traditional practice of targeting products, and services to the community ineffective (Rooney, 2009). According to Shaw (2008), health care…

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    the association as a whole, the development of ‘Go Red for Women and the mission statement behind the organization. Succeeding, we go into depth over the association’s history and will draw from AHA AND (BLANK) to show the evolution and growth the non-profit organization has had over the years. Following, we will go into depth about ‘Go Red for Women’ and give examples from (BLANK) and (BLANK). Lastly, we will draw upon an analysis (BLANK) and others to display how the incorporation of Go Red…

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    Sears has not had much opportunity to really give much to the community because they have been in the red in profit earning for a while. They have not been big in any kind of community evolvement but are more devoted to energy saving. In 2015 they were recognized with the Energy Star Partner of the Year Sustained Excellence Award, they have donated 1.75 million dollars to St Jude children hospital. In 2014, more than 5.3 million ENERGY STAR certified products were sold through Sears and Kmart…

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    The voluntary sector or community sector also a non-profit sector or not for profit sector) is the duty of social activity undertaken by organizations that are not-for-profit and non-governmental. This sector is also called the third sector, in contrast to the public sector and the private sector. Civic sector or social sector are other terms for the sector, emphasizing its relationship to civil society. Voluntary health care For years, the voluntary sector has added significant value…

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    As previously mentioned, Lone Star Play Ball Southwest is a part of Lone Star Play Ball, a non-profit organization founded in San Antonio, Texas in 2008. While Lone Star Play Ball is one of the few organizations in San Antonio to cater to adults with special needs, it does have a variety of direct and indirect competitors; the most notable being McAllister Park Little League Challenger League, the Miracle League of San Antonio, Kinetic Kids, NEYSO Special Teams, Eva’s Heroes, and Best Buddies.…

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