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  • How a non Profit Can Earn Income to Carry out Its Activities

    Funding is very difficult for many non profit organizations and to keep afloat, they may opt for alternative means of generating income. They can earn income selling products or services to their beneficiaries. This is possible whether the products are related to services that the non profits render or not. However, the products or services to be sold must be those the beneficiaries need. Again, the prices must be less compared to the prevailing market prices. It may take a few years to build a client/customer base, but non profits must stay on course and keep applying for fund from donors. If non profits offer quality products or services that beneficiaries need at affordable prices and the beneficiaries need those products or services, they would gladly patronize and non profits would earn income constantly which they can use to carry out their projects.

  • Since there's various way of a non profit organization earn income , such as per donations ,sponsorship from profitable companies or by creating a profitable membership with the associate of the Organization.

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  • Funding a Non Profit Organization as it's a difficult challenge but according to the goal of such organization which is to make an impact, they've to find ways to acquire income to sustain them thru organizing sports activities, Charity ball, applying for a Government funding or by selling products .

  • One way this can easily be done is to create products and services that are in great demand by its beneficiaries and at a cost lower than what is attainable else where.

  • Searching for long-lasting funding is always a challenge for non-profits.

  • Yes! This is what our organization does as a small nonprofit.

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