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29% of nonprofits had a deficit in 2000; 15% of
those had deficits exceeding 15% of their rev-enues. Yet, 60% of respondents thought that their revenues would stay relatively even in the fol-lowing fiscal year, 26% estimated an increase greater than 10%, and only 5% believed rev-enues would decline by more than 10%. The supporting and human service organizations were the most optimistic about revenue prospects and the health and housing devel-opment organizations were the most pes-simistic. |
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