Non-Profit Organizations

Paper Summary:

Non-profit organizations are those created for the specific purpose of providing a needed public service such as legal assistance to individuals who are in a certain bracket of low income. The objective of this paper is to research and then to state the structure, staffing and challenges among staff-members in the non-profit organization business sector and then to research and state a comparative review of the differences between U.S. non-profits and those in foreign countries.

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Objective
Introduction
Structure of Staff
Financial Reporting
Characteristics of Non-Profit Organizations in Other Countries
Restrictions
Summary & Conclusion

From the Paper:

"For many years this was done by writing client data on rectangular index card and filing them into what resulted from the early 1970's to present date client information that required index files that lined walls and walls throughout the legal services offices which serve approximately three counties in the Southern United States. Secretaries would be required to check through the many names, for each alphabet required several drawers. After having made this check, oftentimes the secretary would then go and pull intake sheets with client data in detail to verify a conflict or to confirm that none existed. After the client having passed through qualification screening the client would return to the waiting room full of individuals, all of them poor and many of them very young parents with several children in tow."

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