DQ1-1

DQ 1

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1

1,

I think nonprofits exist to be able to give back to the community and it provides an avenue for people

to give donations knowing their money is going to those in need due to noninurement, “a provision that

states no part of the organization’s net earnings

might inure to the benefit of any member” (Karl,

2015). I believe public administration exists to produce goods and services designed to serve the needs

of citizens. “They prepare budgets for a city government, classify jobs in a post office, have potholes

patched and mail delivered, or evaluate the performance of a city’s drug treatment centers, while at

the same time, they are also concerned with the major goals of society and with the development of

resources for achieving those goals within the context

of a rapidly changing political environment”

(Stillman, 2009). Administration between these two sectors differentiate in that public administrators

act more like businesses, earning and working off their profit while non

-

profit organizations can

similarly

operate, but cannot reap the benefits of the organization’s net earnings. Non

-

profit

organizations are established based on articles of incorporation/charter with identified name, address,

objectives, and the like. They possess a tax

-

exempt status based on

the internal revenue code of

501(

c

)(3) fulfilling certain purposes such as religious or charitable objectives. Whereas, public

organizations have a purpose of generating profit. Based on my personality and skillset, I think I am

best suited for working in

a non

-

profit organization because I would rather get a salary that is based on

reasonable compensation for my dues and turn around to apply all the net earnings to expand the

organization and provide further out reach in the community.

References

Karl III

, P. A. (2015). 20 frequently asked questions about nonprofits.

CPA Journal

,

85

(6), 22

–

29.

Retrieved

from

https://lopes.idm.oclc.org/login?url=http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=bt

h&AN=103314383&site=ehost

-

live&scope=site

Stillman, R. (2009).

Public administration: Concepts and cases.

Boston, MA: Wadsworth Cengage

Learning ISBN

-

13: 9780618993017. Retrieved from

http://www.gcumedia.com/digital

-

resources/cengage/2009/public

-

administration_concepts

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and

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c

ases_9e.php

2.

In my opinion non

-

profits e

xist because they are not taxed on excess revenue. They deliver services

to the community on the other hand, for

-

profit companies will not provide because often there is no

way to make a profit on the type of services the non

-

profit provides.

Public admin

istration exists

because you need someone that can plan, coordinate, advisory value, efficiency and sustainability,

viability and uphold the mission on the agency.

In most non

-

profits administrators have to answer to a

board of trustees you also have othe

r employees that are administrators that focus there time if grant

writing along with other very impartment task. Most for

-

profit places are just what said they are for

profit, denoting an organization that operates to make a profit, especially one such as

a hospital or

school that would more typically be nonprofit.

(Cheney, 2017) talks how nonprofit and for

-

profit

hospitals are fundamentally similar; there are significant cultural and operational differences, such as

strategic approaches to scale and oper

ational discipline. The most obvious difference between

nonprofit and for

-

profit hospitals is tax status. I feel like my personal skillset is best for a non

-

profit

because I like places they are about uphold there mission statement.

In non

-

profit organiza

tion they

look for the most passionate people to hold those positions and it show. Most For

-

profit lacks

compassion for most part; people in those spaces are about a profit and who can make the most they

don’t come to work happen or anything they are just

there to get a check and leave. I am a very

DQ 1-1

1,

I think nonprofits exist to be able to give back to the community and it provides an avenue for people

to give donations knowing their money is going to those in need due to noninurement, “a provision that

states no part of the organization’s net earnings might inure to the benefit of any member” (Karl,

2015). I believe public administration exists to produce goods and services designed to serve the needs

of citizens. “They prepare budgets for a city government, classify jobs in a post office, have potholes

patched and mail delivered, or evaluate the performance of a city’s drug treatment centers, while at

the same time, they are also concerned with the major goals of society and with the development of

resources for achieving those goals within the context of a rapidly changing political environment”

(Stillman, 2009). Administration between these two sectors differentiate in that public administrators

act more like businesses, earning and working off their profit while non-profit organizations can

similarly operate, but cannot reap the benefits of the organization’s net earnings. Non-profit

organizations are established based on articles of incorporation/charter with identified name, address,

objectives, and the like. They possess a tax-exempt status based on the internal revenue code of

501(c)(3) fulfilling certain purposes such as religious or charitable objectives. Whereas, public

organizations have a purpose of generating profit. Based on my personality and skillset, I think I am

best suited for working in a non-profit organization because I would rather get a salary that is based on

reasonable compensation for my dues and turn around to apply all the net earnings to expand the

organization and provide further out reach in the community.

References

Karl III, P. A. (2015). 20 frequently asked questions about nonprofits. CPA Journal, 85(6), 22–29.

Retrieved

from https://lopes.idm.oclc.org/login?url=http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=bt

h&AN=103314383&site=ehost-live&scope=site

Stillman, R. (2009). Public administration: Concepts and cases. Boston, MA: Wadsworth Cengage

Learning ISBN-13: 9780618993017. Retrieved from http://www.gcumedia.com/digital-

resources/cengage/2009/public-administration_concepts-and-cases_9e.php

2. In my opinion non-profits exist because they are not taxed on excess revenue. They deliver services

to the community on the other hand, for-profit companies will not provide because often there is no

way to make a profit on the type of services the non-profit provides. Public administration exists

because you need someone that can plan, coordinate, advisory value, efficiency and sustainability,

viability and uphold the mission on the agency. In most non-profits administrators have to answer to a

board of trustees you also have other employees that are administrators that focus there time if grant

writing along with other very impartment task. Most for-profit places are just what said they are for

profit, denoting an organization that operates to make a profit, especially one such as a hospital or

school that would more typically be nonprofit. (Cheney, 2017) talks how nonprofit and for-profit

hospitals are fundamentally similar; there are significant cultural and operational differences, such as

strategic approaches to scale and operational discipline. The most obvious difference between

nonprofit and for-profit hospitals is tax status. I feel like my personal skillset is best for a non-profit

because I like places they are about uphold there mission statement. In non-profit organization they

look for the most passionate people to hold those positions and it show. Most For-profit lacks

compassion for most part; people in those spaces are about a profit and who can make the most they

don’t come to work happen or anything they are just there to get a check and leave. I am a very