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Much of the discussion surrounding the impact of the weak financial market on nonprofits focuses on donations. While corporations are responsible for only about 10% of the funds received by nonprofits, the relationship extends beyond money to time (board members and volunteers) and resources (space and advertising) that are very useful to any nonprofit that receives them.

Posted On 09.24.08

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Anonymous
September 24, 2008 9:11 pm

It's going to take a huge culture change to get nonprofits to use talents effectively. I am ready to bolt the sector right now after spending a year beating my head against a wall while my employer tries to close a huge deficit with literal bake sales and is "afraid" to use the internet.

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