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    612-822-4611

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Working with Nonprofit Organizations

Working with Nonprofit Organizations

Whitaker, Gordon
Henderson, Margaret F.
Altman, Lydia

Paperback

Series: Local Government Board Builders

Business GeneralGeneral Law

ISBN10: 1560116587
ISBN13: 9781560116585
Publisher: Unc School Of Government
Published: Nov 19 2010
Pages: 33
Weight: 0.20
Height: 0.22 Width: 6.35 Depth: 8.19
Language: English
Facing the challenges of providing more and better services while being constrained by difficult fiscal limits, local governments across the United States have increased their involvement with nonprofit organizations, involving nonprofits in service delivery and drawing on these organizations' volunteers and private financial resources. Some nonprofits have also become skilled advocates for their local government clients, making persuasive appeals for public funding of their work or otherwise helping shape government priorities.

This guidebook focuses primarily on the basic questions North Carolina local governments should ask themselves when deciding whether and how to fund nonprofits. If a governing board is considering an ongoing partnership with a nonprofit, many of these same considerations will apply.

Part of the Local Government Board Builders series, this book was written for elected officials of municipal and county governments, but governing officials of other kinds of public entities, such as councils of government, might also find the information useful.

See the Local Government Board Builders Series webpage for other books in the series and related School of Government publications (https: //www.sog.unc.edu/resource-series/local-government-board-builders-series-0).

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