Non Profit Organizations: An Analysis Of Non-Profit Organizations

Non-profit organizations have always been part of the so-called "social sector" to address social problems such as hunger, vagrants, environmental pollution, drug abuse and domestic violence. Another function is to provide basic social services that cannot be fully supplied by the market economy, such as education, arts, and health care. The challenge of resources is the biggest dilemma and bottom line for each organization, and the main source of funding for many non-profit organizations is government grants and private donations. When non-profit organizations cannot rely solely on donations and government subsidies as the main source of income, because of the lack of resources, may need to compromise and sacrifice part of the service receiver interests of the dilemma. Some non-profit organizations may choose to be commercialized to stay operational, but it may face

It is impractical for non-profits to rely solely on traditional contributions. Many non-profit organizations feel that the reliance on donors is undoubtedly a sign of the organization vulnerable. In the case of social resources and uneven, to adhere to the purpose of social welfare services, the operation will increasingly difficult. They are engaged in profit activities, is hope the pursuit of financial stability and the development of different types of financial resources and the organization of social enterprises, which is the main reason for the non-profit organization. We can see non-profit organizations are taking more traditional business-oriented and combined with the characteristics of the private sector. While donation income is still at the heart of funding, non-profit organizations have begun to explore social enterprises and invest, hoping to maximize social