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    you meet with every second Tuesday of the month, for your book reading club meeting. This is your association with a group organized for the purpose of one interest or of several interests in common. That groups members are voluntary associates of that gathering. Voluntary is described by most dictionaries as an act that was done, given, or acting of one 's own free will. A local church has visitation once a week to recruit new members to attend the church in the very near future. No pressure just an open invite to attend. If you would choose to go to the church then that would be a voluntary action to be part of that association for that visit. You had the free will choice to choose without force. The word association is described by Merriam-Webster dictionary as an organized group of people who have the same interest, same jobs and a connection or relationship between things or people. A voluntary association is a group or organization that people may join and leave freely without any recourse of penalty for leaving the group. A community is a social group of any size whose members reside in a specific location. This group may have mannerisms that are similar without trying to mimic one another. The common fact this…

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    billions of dollars. In a study done by Jochen Hoffman, he brought to light the idea that the size of an organization is directly correlates to its chances of cutting ties with society and becoming a political tool (2011). Jochen found that as an organization’s size increases, there is a decrease in the amount of voluntary work that was done as it became less important to the organization. The study provides data that says on average, a complete voluntary organization consists of roughly 500…

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    2, you should have retrieved and analyzed the mission statements of two nonprofit organizations. Based on your analysis, discuss how a nonprofit's mission statement may help the board and the executive director of the organization lead the volunteers and employees. | | | Student Answer: | | A mission statement helps all the employees and volunteers of the organization come together and work together in one accord. Mission statement also helps board of director to setup the goal and…

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    About 15 years ago, I was employed as a Program Liaison and Group Leader for a wonderful non-profit organization in South Philadelphia. This organization focused on providing resources and supports to low income families within an inner city environment. The program operated weekly and was housed in a local elementary school. Usually, students enrolled in the school would utilize our resources services for after-school programming and their parents would request additional assistance such as…

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    Bereaved Families of Ontario – Southwest Region is located in London, Ontario. It was founded in 1984 by a group of bereaved parents. It is a non-profit organization that focuses on providing support services to families that have suffered the death of a child. The consolers are all volunteers and often parents who have lost their own children. Their website is a great resource for bereaved parents and those who wish to help console. The layout is simple and information required is easy to…

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    Ymca Mission Statement

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    A nonprofit organization is defined as an organization focused on a specific purpose other than making a profit. The nonprofit organization that I am reviewing is YMCA of Greater New York. The reason I selected this specific organization is because there is also a YMCA located in my home town. It aids in helping the youth and established programs for the betterment of the community. The mission statement of the YMCA Greater New York defines the purpose for creating the organization, how it plans…

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    The name of the non profit religious organization I volunteered for is called Habitat for Humanity. Their mission is to help people in need of a home. They believe that every person deserves to have an affordable place to call home. They have many locations all over the world. The office I went to was located in Harwich. A common misconception is that they build houses for free. In fact, the homeowners pay for their own house, they just pay much less by going through the organization. The reason…

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    Nonprofit Engaging Earned-income Ventures. In a Ted talk speech, the way we think about charity is dead wrong, Dan Pallotta pointed that why people admire people or parties who make a lot of money, even though they did nothing good for our society. But, why people see charities who make a lot of money is a sin, even though they can create social welfare. Indeed, we shouldn’t have this discrimination to against nonprofit sectors. In fact, the shortage of budget always is a biggest problem is…

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    While most people believe that non-profit are doing great public work, these organizations are often contributing to the increase of elitism and capitalist forms through corporate influence. Non-profit industrial complex (NPIC) is as a “set of symbolic relationships that link political and financial technologies of state and owning class control with surveillance over public political ideology, including and especially emergent progressive and leftist social movement” (Smith 8). This simply…

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    A Mistaken Burden As the dark begins to encompass the world around her, the hairs on the back of her neck begin to stand up straight. The night used to be her favorite time of the day, but lately it has become a frightening enemy. When the sun goes down, the worst parts of the earth come out; the frightful nocturnal animals, the people that resemble monsters, the crawling chill of the weather, all of the things that make her heart beat faster, all of the things that used to excite her now make…

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