Uncharitable
Book • 2008
Uncharitable: How Restraints on Nonprofits Undermine Their Potential, by Dan Pallotta, challenges conventional wisdom about nonprofit management and fundraising.
Pallotta argues that the restrictions placed on nonprofits often hinder their ability to achieve their missions and create lasting impact.
He highlights the need for nonprofits to be more ambitious and innovative in their fundraising strategies, advocating for a shift away from traditional models that prioritize frugality over impact.
The book explores the complexities of balancing financial sustainability with mission-driven work, offering insights into how nonprofits can overcome systemic challenges and achieve greater success.
Ultimately, Uncharitable calls for a fundamental rethinking of how we support and evaluate nonprofits.
Pallotta argues that the restrictions placed on nonprofits often hinder their ability to achieve their missions and create lasting impact.
He highlights the need for nonprofits to be more ambitious and innovative in their fundraising strategies, advocating for a shift away from traditional models that prioritize frugality over impact.
The book explores the complexities of balancing financial sustainability with mission-driven work, offering insights into how nonprofits can overcome systemic challenges and achieve greater success.
Ultimately, Uncharitable calls for a fundamental rethinking of how we support and evaluate nonprofits.
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