“Survival Instinct Keeps Animal Hospital Afloat in Tough Climate”
GRANTEES IN THE NEWS
Source: The Chronicle of Philanthropy
The New England Wildlife Center, an animal hospital for sick and injured wildlife, has instituted aggressive and creative fundraising efforts to complete an $8 million capital campaign and increase its earned income revenue. The Chronicle of Philanthropy highlights the Center as a model of how nonprofits can survive in the tough economic climate, even while the organization sustains its core services of providing emergency care to wild animals and teaching local children to explore nature.
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Featuring the New England Wildlife Center, a grantee of the Dolphin Trust.
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