There is currently a lot of buzz around social enterprise and earned revenue as ways for non-profit organizations to increase their financial resources. Some of these efforts are well-known, such as Good Will which generates 95 percent of its revenue from Good Will stores. Others are lesser known, such as SHOP, a social enterprise of
Rubicon Programs has been serving people who are homeless, unemployed, or who have mental illness for over 37 years. As it looks to the future, it is once again putting its reputation for innovation into action. We asked Jane Fischberg, President and Executive Director, more about their new direction. Saad & Shaw – What is
Rubicon Programs has been serving people who are homeless, unemployed, or who have mental illness for over 37 years. As it looks to the future, it is once again putting its reputation for innovation into action. We asked Jane Fischberg, President and Executive Director, more about their new direction. Saad & Shaw – What is
If you are thinking about integrating an earned revenue stream into your non-profit make sure you read this blog entry. The third of three interviews with CJ Hayden.
Learn more about social enterprise. Read our interview with C.J. Hayden the author of three books and over 300 articles on marketing, entrepreneurship, and social change. She serves as a social venture advisor to entrepreneurs, nonprofits, and activists.
Learn more about social entrepreneurship. Special Q&A session with CJ Hayden social venture advisor to entrepreneurs, nonprofits, and activists.
