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Over the past thirty years, nonprofits large and small have sought to balance shifts and declines in their traditional funding streams--foundation funds, government grants, individual contributions, and fees
for services.
Although these sources continue to play an important role in nonprofit financial support, the changing global economy, fluctuating financial markets, and growing government deficits are forcing organizations to pursue new and creative strategies to fund their activities. Increasingly, nonprofit managers and boards are exploring the prospect of launching a "nonprofit business" or "social enterprise" as a means of generating revenue and advancing the organization's mission. Is a social enterprise strategy right for your nonprofit organization? Learn more about the concept and practice by exploring the links below.
This portal chapter has been underwritten in part by the United Way of Greater Milwaukee, the Helen Bader Foundation, and the Nonprofit Management Fund. It is part of an initiative to promote awareness of social entrepreneurship in Milwaukee's nonprofit sector. Content developed by:
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