The Coalition for Homelessness Intervention and Prevention (CHIP) is looking for new opportunities to find sufficient funding for their organization. The purpose of this recommendation report is to show evidence from the team’s exploration and analysis of methods to improve CHIP’s funding. These methods, using field and desk research methods, include: -Picking out why it is hard for nonprofits to find funding -Understanding why people donate to nonprofits -Studying how other nonprofits get their funding -Looking for patterns in other nonprofits on their employees and their job descriptions -Finding ways for CHIP to reach a specific audience -Understanding a nonprofit’s funding
Gwen Cox Cox
Major: Psychology
School of Science
Kate Dunn
Major: Social Work
School of Social Work
Brooklyn Robison
Major: Pre-Social Work
University College
