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All non profits have a purpose and companies as well as individuals support the non profit expressly because they have a purpose. If a company or individual th
by cakeface 9y ago
All non profits have a purpose and companies as well as individuals support the non profit expressly because they have a purpose. If a company or individual thinks that a non profit is acting against that purpose then they can communicate that to the group or stop funding it. This does not make the organization a "for profit" group. It is a disagreement over the purpose of the organization and how they work to achieve that purpose.
- Goladus 9y agoNew America is a think tank and civic enterprise committed to renewing American politics, prosperity, and purpose in the Digital Age. We generate big ideas, bridge the gap between technology and policy, and curate broad public conversation. Structurally, we combine the best of a policy research institute, technology laboratory, public forum, media platform, and a venture capital fund for ideas. We are a distinctive community of thinkers, writers, researchers, technologists, and community activists who believe deeply in the possibility of American renewal. Very hard to argue against free speech with a mission statement focused on ideas, research, and "public conversation" For fun, the Open Markets division in particular: The Open Markets program at New America was founded to protect liberty and democracy in America from extreme concentrations of economic and political power. We do so by researching and reporting on the political and economic dangers posed by monopolization—in the United States and in the international system—and identifying ways to reestablish America’s political economy on a more fair, secure, and stable footing. Google gave money to a non-profit with an anti-monopoly division and then got mad when the anti-monopoly division praised anti-monopoly legislation that just happened to hurt Google.