Description
The growth the nonprofit sector has experienced not only nationally but within the state of Arizona has been tremendous. The growth occurs one organization at a time and the research looks at the motivators as to why individuals part take in a profit less sector. The research focuses on nonprofits within Maricopa County offering human services. A combination of qualitative methods were used to guide the research. Interviews with nonprofits founders was the main form of data collection. The findings revealed self-efficacy, spirituality, and personal relations played a pivotal role as motivators for the participants. The findings also illuminated the role class, gender, and race play in the structural arrangement and opportunities to engage in adopting a nonprofit organization.
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Title
- Founders of Human Service Non-profits in Maricopa County, Arizona: Inception and Start-up Stories
Contributors
- Bravo, Roberto (Co-author)
- Reyes, Jaira (Co-author)
- Swadener, Beth (Thesis director)
- Randon, Rody (Committee member)
- Barrett, The Honors College (Contributor)
- School of Social Transformation (Contributor)
- School of Social and Behavioral Sciences (Contributor)
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2014-05
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