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AHS 7615 Topics: Administering Faith-based Human Services Assignment - The Monetary and Non Monetary Ways Discussion, Wilmington University
Description - Name two (2) monetary and two (2) non-monetary ways that faith-based organizations cultivate support to carry out human services. Name two (2) potential benefits of faith-based organizations accepting government (public) funds (grants). What ways would you suggest faith-based organizations use to raise money to support their services?
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1. Funding and Faith: Research about Faith-Based Organizations and Initiatives
The Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation retained OpenSource Leadership Strategies, Inc. to conduct research about the federal Faith-Based Initiative to help inform its grantmaking to faith-based organizations. This report provides an overview of the history and structure of faith-based initiatives, the distinct characteristics of faith-based organizations, a chart summarizing intermediaries and capacity builders, and examples from other states and other funders.
By: OpenSource Leadership Strategies, Inc., 2004
2. Guidance for Faith-Based Organizations on Fundraising and Support Strategies
This article serves as a guide for faith-based organizations on fundraising and support strategies.
By: Faith and Organizations Project, 2010
3. HOW FAITH-BASED SOCIAL SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS MANAGE SECULAR PRESSURES ASSOCIATED WITH GOVERNMENT FUNDING
This article reports selected findings from a qualitative case study of two faith-based social service organizations to address how government funding in?uences the religious characteristics of faith-based social service organizations, and how government-funded, faith-based social service organizations manage the tensions that may arise from both secular and religious contexts.
By: James R. Vanderwoerd, 2004
4. CASE STUDY: FROM BURDEN TO BLESSING
This case study is about a faith-based organization that revisited its mission and reassessed its relationships within the community it served, in order to create a new funding paradigm and service-delivery model.
By: Samuel Mahaffy
5. CASE STUDY: THE IMPACT OF ACCEPTING GOVERNMENT FUNDS ON A FAITH-BASED ORGANIZATION
This case study explores the impact of accepting government funds on a faith-based organization.
By: Brian J. Eggers, University of Puget Sound, 2008