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    solicit a donation they were not used in the manner which was agreed upon when received by the charity. Non- profit managers are often faced with dilemmas not usually faced by other for-profit counterparts. This may be because they are driven predominantly by social goals, as opposed to goals associated with maximizing wealth. Research shows evidence that the problems experienced by non-profit organizations are all very unique…

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    McLamore Foundation: Burger King McLamore Foundation gives back to the people. The foundation was created in order to help promote charity organizations and activities. Burger King uses their brand to collect donations and scatter it across the world. For example: Burger King has decided to support Room to Read. Since its creation in 2000, Room to Read has changed 7 million children in Africa and Asia by helping them to become literate and teaching them gender equality. Room to Read will create…

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    consumer products, or in this case, to fulfill a social responsibility. This paper will examine Autism Speaks, a non-profit organization that funds research surrounding ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorders) and helps to provide resources, education and awareness surrounding these disorders. Throughout this examination, the history of the organization will be examined in regards to how this non-profit organization came to fruition. From there, the sociological and economical context in which it is…

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    Nonprofit Sector Values

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    Introduction The importance of public service values to public, nonprofit organizations, and to administrators are significant. These values guide administrators’ to perform their day-to-day duties and maintain the public’s trust. At some point administrators’ will find themselves in ethical dilemmas and they will need to evaluate and prioritize their personal values, while considering values that are important to the organization. I aim to describe public and/or nonprofit sector values and…

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    Community Wheels (CW) is a nonprofit agency seeking to provide income-based transportation to nonprofit clientele in Harrisonburg-Rockingham County, Virginia. Formed in direct response to the growing number of community members who use services provided by the many nonprofits within the Harrisonburg-Rockingham County community, CW will form partnerships with Uber as well as a number of local nonprofit organizations. By doing so, Community Wheels’ goal is to foster a commitment to community…

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    Part one of this six part strategic leadership theory is known as the learning capacity. Mark Crea was initially introduced to the nonprofit sector with the position of National Sales and Marketing director of the Hazelden Foundation from 1977-1994. The Hazelden Foundation is an alcohol and drug treatment center with facilities located across the United States that helps addicts treat their addictions in an effort to stay drug and alcohol free (Hazelden, 2015). This position is the key to…

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    Key Club Motivation

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    My mother always said that things happen for a reason. I believe that the reason I joined Key Club during my freshman year of high school was to lead me to my major, public relations. At the time, I wanted to join the student-led community service organization just to improve my college applications. However, I quickly became engrossed in the organization, building my passion for serving others and eventually becoming club webmaster the following year. I routinely spent weeknights sorting…

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    1. The event that I attended was a community meeting created by the organization Association of Raza Educators(A.R.E) at the Jacobs Center for Neighborhood Innovation on November 12, 2015. The meeting started at 6:00 pm and lasted until 8:00 p.m, they were approximately about twenty people attending the meeting. 2. Who were the people involved? Who sponsored the event? Who spoke? What was their position or role (e.g., their job or the organization they worked for)? The people who attended…

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    The Artist and Sustainability in American Arts Organizations Multiple facets facilitate the success of arts organizations; two of those facets are the artist and sine qua non of sustainability. To grasp the importance of artists and the sustainability of arts organizations, the significant contribution of arts to society must first be established. Robert L. Lynch (2015) highlights the arts as a catalyst of bringing people together, whom might otherwise not interact, to build stronger communities…

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    the world’s largest sports organization for children and adults with intellectual disabilities, with a mission of providing year round training and competitions to more than 4.5 million athletes in 170 countries. Special Olympics is a 501 (c)(3) non- profit organization based out of Washington, DC. The organization helps provide a place for children and adults with disabilities to interact in physical activities and competition boosting self-esteem and encouragement. Special Olympics founder is…

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