Nonprofit v Criminal Justice
Criminal justice organizations and nonprofit organizations have a lot of factors and/or characteristics that are similar as well as different. These types of organizations are out there for members of society to help those who are in need as well as gain that experience necessary to fulfill that spot they need within themselves and their life.
To start off, “nonprofit organizations occupy a unique third sector with diverse resource dependencies, arising mainly from private donations and labor, but subsidized by government exemption of certain public tax obligations to encourage charitable activity (Oelbrger, 2016)”. With that being said, a non profit organization, such as the Masonic family, which is a very controversial idea, raises money for those charities such as Shriners Hospital as well as military troops who are actively deployed. Not only this, but they also award their members with scholarships for doing good deeds around their community. I know this personally as my dad is an active Mason.
Criminal justice organizations have many goals as well. Their goals consist of helping those around their community and the country. One of the goals mentioned by the Department of Justice (2018) is to “prevent Crime, Protect the Rights of the American People, and Enforce Federal Law”. As criminal justice employees, they are putting their life on the line whereas daily to help serve their people. Whereas, nonprofit organizations are helping those in their community by serving them with needs that they have, that do not require putting their life on the line.
Both organizations however, are doing what they need to do to help support those around their community. They are both helping their community and those in need when it is needed. Between protection, or fundraisers, or support financially, these organizations do what they have to do to ensure that they are getting their name out there in a positive manner, of course.
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1. Nonprofit v Criminal Justice
Criminal justice organizations and nonprofit organizations have
a lot of factors and/or characteristics that are similar as well as
different. These types of organizations are out there for
members of society to help those who are in need as well as
gain that experience necessary to fulfill that spot they need
within themselves and their life.
To start off, “nonprofit organizations occupy a unique third
sector with diverse resource dependencies, arising mainly from
private donations and labor, but subsidized by government
exemption of certain public tax obligations to encourage
charitable activity (Oelbrger, 2016)”. With that being said, a
non profit organization, such as the Masonic family, which is a
very controversial idea, raises money for those charities such as
Shriners Hospital as well as military troops who are actively
deployed. Not only this, but they also award their members with
scholarships for doing good deeds around their community. I
know this personally as my dad is an active Mason.
Criminal justice organizations have many goals as well. Their
goals consist of helping those around their community and the
country. One of the goals mentioned by the Department of
Justice (2018) is to “prevent Crime, Protect the Rights of the
American People, and Enforce Federal Law”. As criminal
justice employees, they are putting their life on the line whereas
daily to help serve their people. Whereas, nonprofit
organizations are helping those in their community by serving
them with needs that they have, that do not require putting their
life on the line.
Both organizations however, are doing what they need to do to
help support those around their community. They are both
2. helping their community and those in need when it is needed.
Between protection, or fundraisers, or support financially, these
organizations do what they have to do to ensure that they are
getting their name out there in a positive manner, of course.
