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    rbrooks715 is offline Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
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    a non-profit does generate a revenue. it disperses that revenue to further it's goals rather than dispersing that revenue as a profits to employees or shareholders. it is allowed to retain a portion of those 'profits' for expansion or business expenses.

    goodwill generates a healthy revenue every year. it uses that money to help the poor. rather than putting the profits in the pockets of the management, employees or shareholders.

    that non-profit designation keeps that revenue from being taxed which allows for more money to be used for goodwill's mission goals.



    which means that non-profits are always looking for a source of revenue. all you have to do is qualify as a vendor and present the best return for the items you are buying.

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