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The social services non-profit sector is experiencing steady demand, driven by ongoing societal needs. Funding remains a key challenge, heavily relying on donations, grants, and government contracts, which can be unstable. Digital transformation is increasingly important for fundraising and outreach, alongside continued emphasis on advocacy for policy changes to address systemic issues.
Total Assets Under Management (AUM)
Total Non-profit Revenue in United States
~Approximately $2.6 trillion (2022, NCCS)
(3-5% CAGR)
- Revenue sources are diverse, including individual contributions, government grants, and program service fees.
- Economic conditions significantly impact individual and corporate giving.
- Increased demand for services drives growth but also strains resources.
2.6 trillion USD
AI can personalize donor communications, predict giving patterns, and optimize fundraising campaigns for increased efficiency and impact.
Blockchain technology can enhance transparency in financial transactions and impact reporting, building greater trust with donors and stakeholders.
VR can create immersive experiences to foster empathy among potential donors and provide realistic training scenarios for volunteers and staff.
This federal legislation provided significant funding to states and localities, much of which was directed towards social services, housing assistance, and food security programs to address COVID-19 impacts.
ARPA funding has provided substantial, albeit temporary, financial resources that significantly increased the capacity of non-profits like Catholic Charities to deliver expanded services.
This comprehensive federal spending bill for fiscal year 2023 includes funding for various social welfare programs, potentially impacting grants and federal contracts for non-profits.
The funding levels and priorities set in this annual appropriation directly influence the availability of federal grants and contracts that many social service non-profits rely on.
This state-level act reformed governance, financial reporting, and oversight for New York's non-profit organizations, aiming to increase efficiency and accountability.
This act dictates specific governance and financial reporting requirements, influencing operational procedures and compliance efforts for Catholic Charities in New York.
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