Purely nonprofit structure offers considerable choice in sources of financing, but it is limiting in what way?
A) It provides control depending on the financing received and from whom
B) It relies heavily on the largesse of others and is beholden to their agendas
C) It is not restricted in the amount of earned income it can generate
D) None of the above are limits to the pure nonprofit structure approach

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A purely nonprofit structure relies heavily on the largesse of others, such as donors or grantmakers, for funding. This can limit its ability to pursue its mission and activities if it is beholden to the agendas of these funding sources. While it provides choice in sources of financing, it does not offer unlimited control over the terms of that financing. Additionally, while there are restrictions on how much earned income a nonprofit can generate, this is not a limiting factor in the choice of structure.

Purely Nonprofit Structure Offers Considerable Choice in Sources of Financing