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For this semester's field practicum I had the opportunity to complete my internship at C&C Advocacy which is a non-profit organization that has been operating since 2013. According to the text, a non-profit is “essentially bureaucratic in structure, governed by an elected volunteer board of directors, employing professional or volunteer staff to provide a continuing service to a clientele in the community” (Lupe Alle-Corliss, 2006, p. 46) . In speaking to the owner, Mr. Cathlyn Clarke, he states that this program started out as a vision. He then began gathering youth together for free at various locations to instill values and to mentor them. He then began to get funding and was able to formally start this organization. C&C Advocacy focuses

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