Exam 6: Ensuring Accountability and Measuring Performance

According to blended value theorists, value has three components: environmental, social, and ______.

Private organizations that evaluate the performance of nonprofit organizations are called charity ______.

One disadvantage of using the social return on investment measure process is that ______.

Draw a basic logic model for a program that is offered by a nonprofit organization that you are familiar with. Label and explain each part of your model.

A provision of the ______ requires nonprofit organizations with unrelated business income make their Forms 990 public.

Which type of benchmarking is used to identify an organization's strengths and weaknesses?

What organization was created in 1918 to educate the public about nonprofit organization behavior in order to reduce incidents of charity fraud?

In 2004, the Urban Institute and the Center for What Works identified _____ that could be practical to implement.

Compare and contrast the terms "performance measurement" and "performance management."

The Better Business Bureau has standards prescribing how a nonprofit should conduct business.

Explain the advantages and disadvantages of applying a financial ratio performance assessment model.

A private sector corporation is making a large donation to a nonprofit organization as a show of community support. This action is an example of ______.

Upward accountability means being accountable to ______.

A leader of a nonprofit organization is electronically filing a Form 990-N with the Internal Revenue Service. The leader is filing a/an ______.

A tool used to study the links between inputs and outcomes is a/an ______.

The acronym SROI stands for "standard run on inventory."

A "seal of approval" by a charity watchdog tells potential donors that your nonprofit is beyond reproach.

______ is assessing an organization's social return on investment along with environmental impact.

Examine and explain best practice accreditation programs. What are the positives and negatives, if any, of such programs?

Name and explain three principal mechanisms used to hold nonprofits.