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ExcerptsMarketing A Cause
RefocusingAll marketing activities - purchasing, designing, manufacturing, distribution and direct mailing of CRY - were done in-house. These activities required the services of around 70% of CRY's staff and resulted in high overhead expenses. With resource mobilization not matching the needs of CRY's activities it realized the need to refocus and prioritize its activities... Aiming HighCRY's restructuring of its activities, attracted criticism from some people who perceived the restructuring as the betrayal of CRY's objectives as an NPO. However, CRY sources stated that these restructuring measures indicated that the NPO was more focused on its objectives... ExhibitsExhibit I: CRY Greeting Card |
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