Congress has until Friday to pass a budget deal to prevent a government shutdown. Many federal programs will expire if a spending bill is not passed, which could have a big impact on nonprofits.
Here are some ways nonprofits have reacted during other recent government shutdown threats:
They prepared.
Nonprofits collectively get about a third of their revenue from government service fees, contracts, and grants. The Chronicle asked experts what nonprofit leaders can do to prepare for a government shutdown.
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