Community Issues Require Community Responses: Coupling Creativity with Unlikely Collaboration

Tina Pagotto

Community Issues Require Community Responses

Coupling Creativity with Unlikely Collaboration

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Tina Pagotto

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Anyone in the nonprofit sector can tell you about the ongoing challenges of fundraising, particularly in a climate of limited resources, competitive funding, and increasing demands to demonstrate impact for donated dollars. For the past several years, funders have been encouraging nonprofits to collaborate to ensure services aren’t being duplicated, preferring to support organizations that have proven records of successfully working with other nonprofits in their respective fields. This push has naturally led to some improved efficiencies, sharing of resources, and new innovative ideas in service provision.

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2018-01-23

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Pagotto, T. (2018). Community Issues Require Community Responses: Coupling Creativity with Unlikely Collaboration. Social Innovations Journal, (42). Retrieved from https://socialinnovationsjournal.com/index.php/sij/article/view/12931

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No. 42 (2018): Issue 42 | Greater Philadelphia's Social Innovations, Social Enterprises, and Public/Private Partnerships

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