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The key to capitalizing on this cautious optimism is to focus on efficiency and transparency, according to Germain.
“Difficult economic times are really tough for nonprofits,” he says. “They usually get a double-whammy: They get less money coming and oftentimes have increased demand for their services. So in those kinds of times nonprofits have to get more efficient.
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