Positive Cash: Combination of Private and Public Services
Access to child care, access to adult care, access to coordinating care, access to after school programs, access to higher education, access learning environments and the list goes on. In your community have you conducted a needs assessment of the services needed, what assets of the nonprofit are underutilized and how you can offer a service at price that private and publicly funded individuals would pay.
For-profits are building more child care capacity, more companies are opening adult care services, new schools are being created at all levels, and many after school and summer programs require early enrollment.
Success does not come to those whom wait for it to happen. Success takes time and vision. Success takes energy and effort. Nonprofits have strengths that most individuals do not realize can make them very competitive. The strengths of a nonprofit organization just need to be identified and used strategically to tap into positive cash flow ventures.
