nonprofit
nonprofit — noun
1. A nonprofit is an organization that exists to support a cause or provide service
A nonprofit is an organization that exists to support a cause or provide services for the public, rather than to make money for the people who run it.
Talia works for a nonprofit that helps families find affordable housing.
nonprofit + that-clause for describing purpose
The local nonprofit received a large donation from the community last year.
Several nonprofits joined together to organize the free health clinic.
After retiring, Saira started a nonprofit to teach children to read.
The nonprofit relies on volunteers to run its after-school program.
- charity
narrower — specifically refers to organizations that help people in need, such as food banks or homeless shelters
- foundation
narrower — usually refers to nonprofits with a large fund or endowment that they distribute for specific causes
- for-profit business
a company that exists to make money for its owners or shareholders
文法句型
nonprofit + verb (takes singular or plural verb)
常見錯誤
nonprofit — adjective
1. A nonprofit organization or activity does not operate to make money for the peop
A nonprofit organization or activity does not operate to make money for the people who run it; instead, its earnings support its mission.
The children's hospital is a nonprofit institution that depends on donations.
nonprofit + noun (institution)
Vinícius works for a nonprofit group that provides free meals to elderly residents.
nonprofit + noun (group) + that-clause
The concert was organized by a nonprofit arts foundation.
Hao joined the board of a nonprofit school for children with special needs.
Many nonprofit charities struggle to raise enough money each year.
- not-for-profit
preferred term in British English; essentially the same meaning
- charitable
broader — can describe both the legal status and the generous nature of an organization's work
- for-profit
direct opposite — describes a business that aims to make money for its owners
文法句型
nonprofit + noun