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Why do some nonprofits fail after a few years, while other organizations continue to thrive for decades? The difference is that successful nonprofits often exhibit organizational capacity in four key areas: leadership, programs, finances, and adaptability.
This conversation on adaptability is the second in the Foundation Center's four-part series on Nonprofit Sustainability. Adaptive capacity refers to the potential within a nonprofit organization to respond in a timely and creative fashion to internal and external change. Key to this capacity is preparing a nonprofit's governance, administration, and finances to respond to unanticipated obstacles and opportunities that arise down the road.
