Measuring What Matters in the Nonprofit World

February 16, 2017

Our friends at Sage Intacct have released a new whitepaper called “Outcome Metrics: Measuring What Matters in the Nonprofit World” and we are happy to share it with you. “Amid increasing demand for transparency and accountability, today’s nonprofits are seeking ways to both produce and to demonstrate successful outcomes. Heightened expectations and heightened scrutiny come from several sources including ever more-engaged funders looking for financial management techniques and principles employed by for-profit businesses.

Spotlight

Herkimer County HealthNet, Inc.

Twenty-five years ago agencies, providers, and stakeholders in Herkimer County decided to come together because decisions were being made by outsides systems that were negatively impacting the health and well-being of Herkimer County residents. This was the beginning of Herkimer County HealthNet. Originally conceived as the “Herkimer County Healthcare Planning Consortium”, it was an informal coalition of concerned stakeholders who met to discuss the threats to Herkimer County’s health and human services system. Funding from the New York State Department of Health became available and those involved with the organization decided to become their own nonprofit. This enabled HealthNet to take advantage of other funding opportunities that a governmental entity would normally not be able to.

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Herkimer County HealthNet, Inc.

Twenty-five years ago agencies, providers, and stakeholders in Herkimer County decided to come together because decisions were being made by outsides systems that were negatively impacting the health and well-being of Herkimer County residents. This was the beginning of Herkimer County HealthNet. Originally conceived as the “Herkimer County Healthcare Planning Consortium”, it was an informal coalition of concerned stakeholders who met to discuss the threats to Herkimer County’s health and human services system. Funding from the New York State Department of Health became available and those involved with the organization decided to become their own nonprofit. This enabled HealthNet to take advantage of other funding opportunities that a governmental entity would normally not be able to.

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