Introduction -- Overview of case study site -- Case study findings -- Conclusions and recommendations
Summary
Funders provide financial support to nonprofit organizations, which use the funding to implement programs that provide services to clients. A key part of this relationship is the need for nonprofits to ensure funding compliance-the need to report program progress and expenditures to funders. This case study, the first of its kind, examines the management processes of one nonprofit in terms of staff time investments in tracking outcomes, reporting results, and meeting funder compliance, and is guided by research questions, developed in partnership with the Forbes Funds, addressing the related c
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"MG-505-RC"--Page 4 cover
"Supported by the Forbes Funds, a supporting organization of the Pittsburg Foundation."
