The article discusses insights from a recent CEP study which challenges the notion that one-time large donations to nonprofits are financially risky. It highlights how MacKenzie Scott's significant grants, averaging $5 million, have positively impacted the long-term sustainability of recipient organizations, with only a minor percentage of nonprofit leaders expecting financial difficulties post-funding. The analysis draws upon comprehensive surveys of more than 1,000 grantees, shedding light on the constructive financial health fostered by these large gifts amidst an evolving funding landscape.
One-time large contributions to nonprofits were once seen as risky, yet recent findings reveal they can enhance long-term sustainability rather than lead to financial cliffs.
'Less than 10 percent of nonprofit leaders expect a lot of difficulty covering ongoing expenses once their grant funds are spent,' highlights a notable perspective.
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