Volunteers paying fees for the opportunity to lend a hand. Clients charged higher copayments for services. A homeless ministry with a shopping portal. As the recession drags on, a decline in traditional funding sources such as grants and philanthropic donations, accompanied by a corresponding demand for services, has forced many Capital Region nonprofits to rethink
Social entrepreneurs – Faced with dwindling traditional revenues, nonprofits are turning to the corporate model to find sustainability.
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