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    Profit and Non-profit organizations make up the core of American business culture and charitable services. Nonprofits organizations like The American Kidney depend on donations and grants from individuals, government supplements, and corporations. For profit organizations like The Dallas Opera depends on revenue from sales and contributions to meet the needs of their mission. While both The American Kidney Fund and The Dallas Opera have different corporate cultures that require support from

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    Non-Profit Management and Leadership – BUS 535 Professor Melissa Patterson Ann Elliott The importance of non-profits in the current economy and society Non-profit organizations have been in existence in the United States since the 1950’s but grew and expand in the public sector in the 1970’s. Prior to nonprofits there were charitable and philanthropic organizations and associations going as far back as the 1800’s. These organizations were instrumental in addressing social ills and that

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    One of the many ways a non-profit organization is successful relies on the non-profit organization being able to engage donors and volunteers. This is very important because it can be the deciding factor when it comes to whether or not the organization will succeed in their mission and goals. A couple of the best ways a non-profit organization can engage donors and volunteers is by increasing community awareness and the issues facing the non-profit organization and also increasing community confidence

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    Since a non-profit organization provides community services without monetary profit, the external environmental conditions that exist outside of the non-profit significantly influence its growth and survival. Specifically, economical elements such as disposal income levels, unemployment trends, taxation rules, inflation, and cost of living may impact the likelihood of obtaining new donors or continuing donations from existing donors. In an economic climate of decreasing disposable income may result

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    While they are able to earn a profit, more accurately called a surplus; such earnings must be retained by the organization for its future provision of programs and services. Earnings may not benefit individuals or stake-holders. Underlying many effective nonprofit endeavors is a commitment to management. Twenty years ago, the term "management" was distasteful to many of those involved in nonprofit organizations because of its connotations of "business." Non-profits prided themselves on being free

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    of business planning. In business world, there are two types of organization: for-profit organizations and non-profit organizations. There are differences between these two. They are different in many aspects including goals, mission, source capital, etc. They are different from each other. For-profit organizations focus on earning profit and sales. Non-profit organizations focus on giving back to the community. Thus, how organizations plan and operate the businesses will be different because the goals

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    In today’s world there are hundreds of thousands of non-profit organizations (NPOs) established at the local, regional, national and international level, and their influence is increasing. Non-profit organizations even considered the third sector of the economy (the first two is the public and private, or commercial). It is believed that they have a special role in development of civil society. In those countries, which have largely shaped the system of legislative regulation of the sector (USA,

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    What is the primary purpose of an organization? The primary purpose of any organization is to maximize revenue and minimize expenses. Profit is the single most important aspect on the mind of shareholders and/or owners. However, that is not the primary purpose of all organizations. A not for profit organization has a mission that seeks to benefit the greater good of the community, society or the world. Nonprofit Organizations can make a profit however, the financial benefits are not for the owners/shareholders

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    Non-profit organizations are devoted to advancing a certain societal cause or encouraging a certain common point of understanding. These organizations are either exempt from taxes or are charitable so they are not required to pay income levy for the funds they get for their organization. Non-profit organizations function in different fields, such as education, religion, research, science, etc. (Drucker, 2016). Because many people invest their time, money, and faith in these organizations, there

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    Abstract Multiple non-profit organizations have to rely on what’s called a grant. Foundations, corporations and government agencies help out with the fundraising efforts for the non-profit organization. Grants can be used for multiple purposes from supporting online fundraising that you created to crowd-funding. Grants can be from a few hundreds of dollars to millions of dollars. The amount depends on the source and the purpose of the grant. Receiving a grant is a different process than just receiving

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