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Not only do nonprofits provide assistance to those affected by a climate disaster, illness, financial calamity, or other unexpected difficulty, research has shown all segments of society benefit from the sector. indicated they had. Job training: Maybe you own a small business or know a young person who is trying to gain job skills.
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