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As reported by Knowlton (2016), “…only 7 percent of nonprofits report that foundations always cover the full cost of projects they fund.”. Heron Foundation, put it, ‘In the long run, you can’t have strong programs in weak organizations.’” Stanford Social Innovation Review – Stanford Nonprofit Management Institute, 1-2.
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