An organization advertises tax deductions for people donating cars. Its radio commercial mentions the founder of the organization and various endangered wildlife.
After an oil spill off the California coast, the Ladies’ Aide Society of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, raised money to send to volunteers who were cleaning the oil from the skin and feathers of the affected wildlife.
Marcus volunteers for an organization that cleans up the neighborhood park. Each volunteer is assigned to a different section of the park to pick up trash and pull weeds.
A local food bank announces in the newspaper that it needs people to donate canned goods, which will be delivered to people with limited mobility. Marcella would rather volunteer her time than donate canned goods.
Isabella wants to do something for others around the holidays. She fills three boxes with things she does not need, and donates them anonymously to a nonprofit organization that provides for families who can no longer live in their homes.
What facts about each organization should they include in their research to make sure it matches their goals? Choose three answers.
A nonprofit organization that focuses on literacy is asking people to volunteer time to read books to children. Audrey knows that she cannot make the time commitment, but would like to donate some of her favorite old books.
Which action is an example of a service provided by an international organization receiving charitable donations?
A flier outside a community center states that an organization is accepting charitable donations of clothing for families whose homes are damaged by weather.
When researching online for nonprofit organizations she might want to support, Annabel comes across a group called Artists in Training. The information on the website includes a list of middle schools that have received funds from the organization.
Which of these details can be found on this kind of informative website? Choose two answers.
Which action is an example of a service provided by an organization receiving charitable donations?
Read the excerpt from an interview with Peter Drucker.Giving money is basically passive. In the parable of the good Samaritan, the important thing is that the Samaritan went back the next day, to make sure that the victim was treated well. He wasn’t just giving money; he was giving care. Lots of people give money; he gave care, he did something. Social entrepreneurs are not satisfied with just giving money. —"A Passion for Performance,” Philanthropy Magazine
Danielle has decided to work with an organization that helps soldiers deployed overseas. The opportunity she chose is to write letters back and forth to the soldiers.
When researching online for nonprofit organizations she might want to support, Annabel comes across a group called Artists in Training. The information on the website includes a list of middle schools that have received funds from the organization.
A nonprofit organization posted an article in the local newspaper about a recent marathon. The marathon raised money for vaccinations to be given to children in a certain neighborhood. The brief article included the number of runners, the amount raised, and the intended use of the funds.
A local food bank announces in the newspaper that it needs people to donate canned goods, which will be delivered to people with limited mobility. Marcella would rather volunteer her time than donate canned goods.
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