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    Nonprofit organizations collect almost two trillion dollars in annual donations. Among these many entities, which provide services for people in need, some operate in noteworthy fashion. The most successful institutions elect competent leadership, practice full transparency and use technology to operate more efficiently. Nonprofit Organizations in the United States The Internal Revenue Service acknowledges 26 various nonprofit formations. Well-known organizations such as the United Way, the…

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    Nonprofit organization manager’s decisions depend on the boards of directors, the board of director members are responsible for overseeing and supporting nonprofit financial management, plans, and other decisions. The board members ensure the use of financial donations according with contributors’ agreement and the case mission statement. Therefore, a great system of safeguarding a legal or wise monetary management is through documentations, such as, financial policies. A conflict of Interest…

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    The non-profit organization ISPIRE founded by Jesse Ramirez and his wife Blanca Trejo is one to my interest due to the reasons that I was involved with the organization. To empower the youth, families, and communities is their main purpose of the organization, but their main focus is getting students enrolled in high school to find and create a pathway after high school yet at the same time to see improvements within themselves. INSPIRE applies all types of services in their practices towards…

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    discussed two important things for nonprofit organizations: Managing the Resource Development Function, defining audiences and developing a case. Nonprofit organizations should keep track and improve every area of the organizations in order to obtain the best results. By keeping tracking and improving, nonprofit organizations will maximize their net income which will help them to grow. Just in the same way, in order to make improvements, an organization should be listening to the outside world…

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    Stakeholders Conflicts in Organizations Stakeholders include all people of various disciplines, professions, religions, race, interest, opinions, concerns, and economic status. Both for-profits and not-for-profits organizations values dominated by inclusive stakeholders’ views of the organization. Each stakeholder views the organizational matters as inter-functional conflicts between each stakeholder groups, including investors, leaders or employees. Those assumptions are rest on an idealized…

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    main concern of nonprofit organizations because nonprofit organizations in usual cases cannot maintain themselves without political engagement. Consequently, it is unrealistic to believe…

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    between different organizations has been used a commonplace alternative, rather than a single organization providing assistance and funds to accomplish their goals. Organizational collaboration has served to be a successful method in many areas of public policy, and the process continues to be replicated in various organizations. While organizational collaboration has been widely studied among government and private agencies, the collaborative leadership of nonprofit organizations is lacking.…

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    Out interest group is the National Organization for Women (NOW). The group is based in the United States. The current leader of our group is Terry O’Neill, a feminist attorney, professor, and activist for social justice. The National Organization for Women was founded on June 30, 1966, in Washington D.C., by people attending the Third National Conference of the Commission on the Status of Women. National Organization for Women is trying to teach people (mostly women) how to fight for their…

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    rely on those meals everyday of their lives. Despite people bashing the Share Our Strength Organization for hiring too many people and not promoting enough, SOS should be supported because it has exquisite funding abilities, numerous educational meal programs, and have additional networks that supports other basic needs that are in the fight to end world hunger. Meanwhile, the Share Our Strength Organization was founded in 1984, by a fellow named Bill Shore and his sister Debbie Shore (Blum).…

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    Various HMO models (Staff, Group, & Network) Health Maintenance Organizations (HMO) have been around since the 20th century. They were not made to operate as they do currently in today’s world until the Health Maintenance Organization Act of 1973 set federal rules on how the operations of HMO should be conducted. HMO’s have various models, but despite the model, in each HMO, the employer pays the monthly premium for the HMO service, which reduces the overhead for employees seeking medical help.…

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