PPPM 280 Chapter Notes - Chapter 1: Human Services, Financial Statement, Gross Domestic Product

• School: University of Oregon
• Department: Planning, Public Policy and Management
• Course: PPPM 280
• Professor: Dyana Mason

Document Summary

Nonprofit organizations and civil society in the united states by leroux and feeney, Ideas and actions: common interests, associations, citizen initiatives that often mobilize individuals and groups. Size and scope of the us nonprofit sector. National taxonomy of exempt entities classification: national taxonomy of exempt entities (ntee): offer a useful way to categorize nonprofit organizations according to their mission or purpose, classification scheme used today by the irs and the national center for. Arts, culture, and humanities: e. g. museums, performing arts centers, orchestras, science museums, theaters, tv and radio, etc. Education: private elementary and secondary schools (including religious and parochial schools), charter schools, 2 and 4 year private colleges/universities, organizations that lobby for education, scholarship funds, student financial aid organizations, srats and frats, alumni and parent-teacher associations etc. Environment and animal welfare: pollution control groups, water, wetlands, energy/forest conservation, gardening clubs, fisheries, zoos/aquariums, endangered species, animal protection etc.