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    World Wildlife Fund In today society, people commercialize everything from clothing, food, and drinks to cars, insurances, etc. Their sole purpose is to market their product out to world and attract customer. However, there are certain commercials whose purpose is to inform the audience, express concern or to start a movement. Most of the nonprofit or fundraising organizations would be perfect example. Encourage people to donate money to good causes is the sole purpose of these organizations’…

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    to the Feeding America: History, he “eventually began soliciting unwanted food from grocery stores, local gardens and more” ("Feeding America: History"). The effort that he had put in over time added up into Feeding America, one of the biggest non-profit organizations in the U.S. With the mission statement “[T]o feed America’s hungry through a nationwide network of member food banks and engage our country in the fight to end hunger” ("About Feeding America.”), the organization has fulfilled the…

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    Food insecurity, described by the USDA as “the state of being without reliable access to a sufficient quantity of affordable, nutritious food,” is a worldwide epidemic that has recently been more brought to light. Poverty-stricken families all over the world continue to face the reality of not knowing where their next meal is coming from. Even today, 1 in 6 Americans remain food insecure. 1 in 10 of the adults served by Feeding America, an organization aimed at reducing food insecurity, is…

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    stakeholders are significant, they are also essential for the organizations performance. When a company possesses a strong, long term relationship with its stakeholders, the business runs efficiently, and they also have a better chance of earning higher profits. It also aids the organization to reap the benefits of word-of-mouth marketing and develops a strong and loyal customer…

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    compared to any other organizations. Businesses - Retail/Merchant (BSR) were at 5%, Government (GOV) at 2%, Medical (MED) at 1%, Businesses - Financial/Insurance Services (BSF) at 7% and Education (EDU) and Non-profit (NGO) organization reveals at 0%. Even though, Education and Non-profit organization resulted at 0% that doesn’t mean that these two organizations had been spared from data breaches. Their overall data records breached were 4,207,097 and 312,462 respectively. The result was very…

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    GENCO and Home Depot have teamed up to develop what they call the Home Depot Liquidations Do-It-Yourself Profit. Any return a consumer sends back to Home Depot ends up in the GENCO liquidation center where they prepare up to 500 pallets a day for resale at a discount price on GENCO Marketplace (GENCOMarketplace GMP, 2013). Nick Stoner, GENCO Marketplace Store Manager, says that most returns they process in the liquidation center are fit to be resold at nearly perfect shape, and that only a small…

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    YMCA is a charitable organization with a mandate to provide healthier lifestyle and opportunities equally to all of is beneficiaries. Although YMCA was founded in June 1844 in London by George Williams, the Canadian presence of YMCA came into being in 1851, making YMCA Canada a 165 years old organization. Today, YMCA has a footprint in 125 countries with over 57 million beneficiaries. From the start YMCA grew very rapidly due to its core principles that were based upon Muscular Christianity.…

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    For many non-profit organizations, social media can mean the difference between accomplishment and obscurity. Photography companies attempt to make every effort to promote the company's art by posting on their social media pages. Although it is normally not a requirement…

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    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 to…

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    I volunteered for an organization called Service Works. It’s a nationwide organization that helps young adults in developing communities to build acquired skills to prepare for college and their career paths. After reading about them and volunteering, I wrote about them because of its commitment towards helping young adult in the community. Service Works provide success coaches for young individuals as role models, and people that they can interact with if they have any problems, questions, or…

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