Non-Profits (1881)

Nonprofit Institutions include grant making foundations, giving services, advocacy groups, civic clubs, and social organizations. Industry demand largely linked with the need to represent special interests or provide social services that can't be met by the market or government. Organizations, whose primary purpose is religious, charitable, scientific, literary, or educational in nature, receive nonprofit status. Their purpose needs to serve the public good versus a private interest. arts, culture, and humanities; education; environment and wildlife; health; human services; international and foreign affairs; membership benefit; and public benefit are some nonprofit service categories.

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