President Trump has brought a fresh stimulus to nonprofits in the U.S. this year. Organizations dedicated to the protection of social justice, equality, and women’s rights are receiving much higher donations because these objectives appear threatened by the administration’s agenda. The development comes with an interesting twist: a study shows that nonprofits are finding it harder to attract top talent. They experience heavy competition from social enterprises. Purpose-driven businesses are very popular with young people wanting to contribute to a better world.
Top talent prefers social enterprises above nonprofits
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