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    Canadian Governments The public sector has several unique features that differentiate it from the private and tertiary sectors. It defines, enforces, and realizes collective values according to its own missions and responsibilities such as the implementing the aspirations of the public masses. Financial performance is an inadequate evaluative tool for its success and it delivers a range of goods and services that are not part of the market including social services (Moore, 2000; Nelson, 2011).…

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    The ‘Coalition to End Homelessness’ or commonly known as “The Yellow House” is a non-profit organization, and place for people in Fort Lauderdale who are homeless to come and seek shelter (mostly) during the day. With the city’s broken relationship with the homeless population and under the supervision and leadership of Laura Hansen, CEO of the Coalition to End Homelessness, clients who come to the yellow house have access to a computer lab, food, and clothing, services to help file and organize…

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    The Make a Wish Foundation. I have heard of it but have never known anyone who has participated in this non-profit organization. I read more about it online to find out exactly who they offer wishes to and read that they actually granted wishes for more than 14,000 children. That is such a significant number but it was only half of the eligible applicants. There is a need for this organization and I feel it brings hope to the child and their family. I was surprised to see their current sponsors…

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    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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    and Sylvie Frigon noted in their study that most non-profit groups- including the Elizabeth Fry Society-have limited means by which to make their facilities accessible. The authors discuss how older women may face mobility limitations and that for some women with physical disabilities, challenges such as winter weather may cause isolation and limit their access to resources. Mary, one of the women Shantz and Frigon interviewed, said about non-profits like E Fry that “you’ve got mobility issues…

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    homelessness. The core of my strategy is to examine those dynamic and successful tenets of established non-profit originations who serve the homeless population, i.e. Habitat For Humanity, Catholic Charities, National Center for Homeless Education, Food Bank/Pantries, Shelters, Job Training Programs, etc. gleaming from them those elements that will help to develop a specific hybrid not-for-profit program to provide affordable housing with high-quality design, sophisticated financing, efficient…

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    High school has been more than a center for academics in my experience, although the first couple years of my high school education started out that way. After being inducted into National Honor Society and getting so much encouragement to involve myself in volunteering, I came to understand how helping others freely can make an impact on the community and even myself. Every day, millions experience hardship; therefore, millions need to help in any way they can. That is why serving others is so…

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    nonprofit organizations: public charities, private foundations, civic leagues and social welfare organization, trade and professional association, and social and recreation clubs. Stakeholders in a nonprofit organization consider those people who have an interest in your organization successfully reaching its mission. Nonprofits have both internal and outside stakeholders (para 5). Internal stakeholders are those work to for the organization and are committed to helping an organization reach…

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    and the mission statement behind the organization. Succeeding, we go into depth over the association’s history and will draw from the American Heart Association and the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute to show the evolution and growth the nonprofit organization has had over the years. Following, we will go into depth about Go Red for Women and give examples from Dallas News and Mayo Clinic. Lastly, we will draw…

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    more talented board members, etc. They are often, in fact, "under resourced". Since money takes a lot of energy to acquire, hyper-cost-consciousness is often present. In addition, organizations may carry an altruistic sense that "most of our resources should go to the clients". As a result, many nonprofit organizations frequently have underdeveloped infrastructures. Nonprofit staff are often more willing to spend time (their own volunteers', board members') rather than money to get work…

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