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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am confused. Is this nonprofit your source of income? If not, is it accomplishing important things? Do others agree that these are important things? If it is your source of income, but it is not generating enough income to run well...and you're looking for other people to support you for less than market wages, but they are unwilling? Well, it seems like it is not a viable nonprofit business model. If it is not your source of income, and you are doing it because you think the mission is important. ..... and you're looking for other people to support you for less than market wages , but they are unwilling? Then it seems like it is not a viable nonprofit model either. [/quote] This. If the non-profit is not generating enough income to pay professional staff, accomplish its mission, and function properly, then the business model is screwed up. What is the source of funding? is the criticism coming from people/orgs funding your work? Do you worry they will pull funding? But also, if they are providing funding, do they sit on the board? If I were funding a nonprofit that I felt was making a lot of mistakes and had some dysfunction, I'd want to be involved in its operation. Or I'd pull my funding and put the money elsewhere. You need to keep donors happy and feeling confident in you, so if that's the source of the conflict, that's a really fundamental issue that must be addressed right away. You mentioned "clients" are happy -- are these people/entities paying for services? Or just the recipients of your charitable efforts? If people are paying for services can you increase those costs? though I don't understand how this is a non-profit if that's the model. Bottom line, you need a model that can afford to pay professional staff who hav the ability and knowledge to run this organization. It sounds like right now you don't have that, so I think it's hard to say this endeavor is successful. [/quote]
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