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Case studies of selected non-profit organizations utilizing multi-tenant non-profit models for ministry
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- This project sought to determine whether Christian multi-tenant nonprofit centers benefit from sharing resources as compared to independently housed ministries. The focus was on whether or not there is a functional use of resources for Christian nonprofit ministries involved in the case studies. The hypotheses stated that the Christian multi-tenant nonprofit center format will be found to foster opportunities for cooperation. Five other hypotheses focused on savings in rent, operations, and technology, and whether marketing and donation revenue increased. A questionnaire revealed that the hypotheses are true in certain situations, but there are different perspectives in understanding those results.
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