The Chronicle of Philanthropy

Franchises Can Offer Benefits, but Charity-Enterprise Experts Advise Caution

By Nicole Wallace

Nonprofit groups interested in starting a business as a way to provide job training, stimulate a local economy, or earn extra revenue are now starting to consider franchises as an attractive option. By opening a 7-Eleven, Krispy Kreme doughnuts, or Pizza Hut, for example, charities can get the benefit of a well-known...

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