Nonprofits
Charitable Giving
Philanthropy
Theory
Volunteerism
100

These nonprofits are both tax-deductible and tax- exempt.

What are 501(c)(3) nonprofits?

100

In the U.S., charitable giving represents _____% of GDP. 

What is 2%?

100

The word philanthropy means.

What is love of humanity?

100

Government failure theory suggests nonprofits exist because _____. 

Government provides services to meet the needs of the median population of voters. This leaves some people under-satisfied with the level of government service provision and, thus, it leaves room for nonprofits to step in. 

100

Holding open a door, agreeing to watch your neighbor's kid for free, taking an elderly person shopping... all of these would be considered.

What is informal volunteering?

200

These are typically referred to as "advocacy" nonprofits. 

What are 501(c)(4) nonprofits?

200

The largest share of charitable giving in the US comes from this group. 

What are individuals?

200
Philanthropy comes from the _______ word philanthros. 

What is Greek?

200

Market failure theory suggests ________. 

For-profit markets will only meet the needs of those who can pay. Therefore, for populations unable to pay for services, for-profit companies won't meet these needs. This leaves room for nonprofits to step in. 
200

This gender volunteers more than the other. 

Who are women?

300

To obtain 501(c)(3) nonprofits must meet three "tests."

What are: 1.) organized for one of 8 charitable purposes, 2.) abide by the NDC, and 3.) limit lobbying?

300

This nonprofit sub-sector receives the largest share of charitable giving in the US. 

What is religion?

300

Andrew Carnegie believed wealthy individuals should give away the bulk of their wealth at this point. 

What is during their lifetime?

300

Of the four voluntary failures, ________ says that only certain issues will receive attention and funding in the nonprofit sector (e.g., koala bears). 

What is philanthropic particularism?

300

These volunteers volunteer in, or through, a nonprofit organization. 

What are formal volunteers?

400

The nonprofit distribution constraint says _____. 

What is, that nonprofits will not distribute profits to owners. All profits will be reinvested back into the organization.

400

Giving to nonprofits after death is referred to as ______. 

What are bequests?

400
This poet's views of charity differed significantly from those of Andrew Carnegie. 

Who is Maya Angelou? 

400

A form of government or a social class where power and privilege are concentrated in the hands of a small, hereditary ruling elite.

What is an aristocracy? 

400

The Edward M. Kennedy serve America Act established _________ as a National Day of Service?

What is September 11th?
500

This commission was formed in 1973 to study philanthropy, the role of the nonprofit sector in U.S. society, and then to recommend measures to increase voluntary giving.

What is the Filer Commission?

500

This woman, born into slavery, later became a well-known midwife in California. She invested in real estate with her earnings and, upon her death, donated the land she owned to establish East Los Angeles. 

Who is Biddie Mason?

500

Brings a group of people with shared values together to collectively discuss and decide where to make a pooled gift

What are giving circles?

500

Government or the holding of power by people selected on the basis of their ability.

What is meritocracy? 

500

More Americans engage in _____ volunteering than in _______ volunteering. 

What is formal, and informal.