Sixty-one percent of nonprofits are seeing a significant decrease in clients using their services, while 32 percent say they anticipate such a decline to occur later this year, according to a new survey from the Nonprofit Finance Fund.
Such changes can create financial hardship for nonprofits that get reimbursements based on the number of people served.
The survey adds to the flurry of recent research showing how the coronavirus pandemic is disrupting nonprofits. Conducted March 18 through March 23, it gathered responses from 465 nonprofits.
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