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Meanings of non-profit in English

Not seeking to produce a profit (a financial gain).

Usage of non-profit in English
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The non-profit group published its financial statements this week amid rising scrutiny.
Reuters
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The experience spurred her into creating her non-profit organization, African Health Now.
Ebony
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Photo: Supplied Benjamin Johnson runs a Wellington non-profit called The Free Store.
Radio NZ
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The non-profit would not disclose a sum, however, citing a confidentiality agreement.
Reuters
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BATSA is a non-profit organisation that fights for the rights of animals.
The South African
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I also plan to continue my father's non-profit organization, Connect One Mentoring.
Ebony
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In Canada, for example, we are exploring tax-exemptions for non-profit journalism organisations.
Radio NZ
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Gleeson described Alavi as a legitimate non-profit raising money for charitable activities.
Reuters
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We're considering a broader non-profit initiative to support delivering computational thinking education.
Wired
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A new non-profit registry will be set up to locate these in-copyright-but-difficult-to-
The Irish Times
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Classified ads run for six months and are half-price for non-profit groups.
Feminist dot com
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Now it's gained one more upstanding member: the non-profit news organization ProPublica.
Wired
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Not Impossible Labs is not a non-profit organisation, as was originally stated.
The Guardian
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Obama's re-election is being helped in part by the Priorities USA non-profit.
Reuters
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Racing Ass'b., which would operate its tracks on a strictly non-profit basis.
The new yorker
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Endeavor is a global non-profit organisation that supports high-growth entrepreneurs and ecosystems.
The South African
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