Nonprofit Management and

Voluntary Sector

Presented by Group 1
 NONPROFIT MANAGEMENT

Nonprofit management refers to the set of principles, practices, and

strategies employed in the administration and oversight of
organizations that operate for a social or community purpose without
the primary goal of making a profit. Nonprofit organizations, also
known as not-for-profit organizations, are established to address
various societal needs, promote a cause, or serve a particular
community.
In the Philippines, not-for-profit organizations (NPOs) are
typically organized as "non-stock corporations" registered under
the Corporation Code(REPUBLIC ACT NO. 11232). Non-stock
corporations may be formed for charitable, religious,
educational, professional, cultural, fraternal, literary, scientific,
social, civil service, or similar purposes, such as trade, industry,
agricultural and similar chambers, or any combination thereof
(Revised Corporation Code Section 87). The Securities and
Exchange Commission (SEC) of the Philippines serves as the
registration authority for non-stock corporations.
core components
Mission & Vision
Governance
Strategic Planning
OPERATIONAL PILLARS

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT
FUNDRAISING
 TEAM AND
COMMUNICATION
HUMAN RESOURCES
MARKETING
COMMUNICATION
IMPACT AND CHALLENGES

EVALUATION
IMPACT ASSESSMENT
Voluntary sector
Refers to organizations and activities that are
driven by individuals or groups who
voluntarily come together to address social,
environmental, cultural, or economic needs.

Also known as the third sector, nonprofit sector,

and community sector.
 3 Main Sectors
1. Public Sector - portion of the economy that is
controlled and operated by the government
2. Private Sector - refers to that part of the economy
that is owned, controlled, and operated by private
individuals or entities
3. Voluntary Sector - Not-for-profit and not
government controlled
 Various Forms Of
Voluntary Sector

Charities
Community Groups
Religious organization
Foundations
Non-Governmental Organizations
how Are Voluntary
Sectors Funded?

Grants
Public Donations
Trading Activities
ex. Charity Shops
 How Are Voluntary
Sectors Governed?
Trustees - Trustees are volunteers who help guide the
direction of a charitable organization to ensure all actions
align with its vision, purpose, and goals. Trustees are also
responsible for safeguarding the organization’s assets and
overseeing strategic decision-making

Paid staff - Voluntary sector employees are responsible for

the day-to-day operations of their organizations.

Volunteers - Volunteers are the heart of the voluntary

sector
 How Are Voluntary Sector
Different From Other
Sectors?

1. They are Values-led - The aim of voluntary organizations is to

fulfill their mission and work towards the greater good in some
specific way, rather than to make a profit.
2. They operate with fewer resources - Voluntary organizations do
not normally have large budgets, and the budgets they do have
are rarely flexible
3. They are independent - A voluntary organization is run by an
independent board who decide on strategy and priorities.
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You