Nonprofit Management Overview

Organizations operating for the public good, often serving as intermediaries between resources and client needs.

Corporations, government, voluntary organizations, households, and community organizations.

Nonprofits' responsibility to the public because of their service to the public good, history, and funding sources.

Nonprofits focused on social services, education, research, and civic activities.

Organizations that serve members, and may often include professional or fraternal groups

Tax incentives for charitable contributions and exemptions for some income taxes.

Government spending indirectly supported by tax breaks offered, and includes charitable contributions and tax exemptions

Government contracts, grants, fundraising, and fee-for-service revenue.

Organization that operates in the market that also has a measurable social impact.

Networks and relationships between people in a community that help society flourish.

Producing fundamental decisions that direct an organization's actions and shape its core.

Developing a detailed process of identifying and responding to strategic issues.

A statement of an organization's purpose. It's a guide for everyday actions.

Identifying and understanding stakeholders' needs and expectations.

Analyzing trends, opportunities, and threats impacting the organization's services.

Evaluating the organization's strengths, weaknesses, resources, and strategies.

Managing relationships between the organization, board, and stakeholders

Group of individuals responsible for governing and overseeing the organization.

Legal responsibilities of the board related to the organization's mission.

Process of seeking donations to support a nonprofit organization

Revenue generated from providing goods or services

Elements of a market strategy that aim to satisfy customer or clients.

Services or output of a Nonprofit Organization in response to a need.

A management process for satisfying client/customer needs/wants in an exchange.

Using marketing principles to influence behavior for social good.