Even as the economy continues its slow recovery, many nonprofit organizations have a renewed sense of optimism, according to the United Way’s eighth annual Non-Profit Pulse Survey.
While many organizations have developed creative ways to do more with less, concerns linger over public sector funding, increased demand for services and general uncertainty over the future.
Susan Dunn, president and CEO of the United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut, said she was surprised by the increase in optimism in Hartford-area nonprofits from those surveyed.
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