Assessing Resource Development Trends for 2025
Sustainable, Honest, NASA, StarLink, Eco-Rehab Practices, Community Enrichment, Resource Development, Trends, Strategies, Environmental Justice For All H.R.2021, Global Freedom, Conservation, Preservation, Restoration, Compliance, Nuclear Reactors, Golden Dome, Ending Plan-Demics Juline (Julie) Stratton-Kerr Sustainable, Honest, NASA, StarLink, Eco-Rehab Practices, Community Enrichment, Resource Development, Trends, Strategies, Environmental Justice For All H.R.2021, Global Freedom, Conservation, Preservation, Restoration, Compliance, Nuclear Reactors, Golden Dome, Ending Plan-Demics Juline (Julie) Stratton-Kerr

Assessing Resource Development Trends for 2025

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Power Cells on the Moon to advance humanity despite depleting resources on Earth (Bausback, 2024, Image 1)

Implications on Resource Development Strategies (RDS):

     The attention of the wider society, with a growing focus on global environmental sustainability, has shifted development strategies to how we can use fewer resources. For J2 Rescue & Rehab, Inc. (J2RRINC.org), this trend signals the need for sustainable acumen adoption for wildlife conservation, restoration, programs, and partnerships (McNay, 2020). J2RRINC.org can align its strategies and practices with eco-friendly doctrines and promote biodiversity conservation in compliance with UN SDGs (Kerr, 2025). ​

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Challenges in Resource Development for a Nonprofit Organization: J2RRINC.org
Compliance, NonProfits (NPO), NonGovernmental Organizations (NGO), Community Enrichment, Competition, Volunteers, Recruitment, Retention, Grant Life Cycle, Solutions, Examples, Management, Strategy, Fundraising, Resource Development Juline (Julie) Stratton-Kerr Compliance, NonProfits (NPO), NonGovernmental Organizations (NGO), Community Enrichment, Competition, Volunteers, Recruitment, Retention, Grant Life Cycle, Solutions, Examples, Management, Strategy, Fundraising, Resource Development Juline (Julie) Stratton-Kerr

Challenges in Resource Development for a Nonprofit Organization: J2RRINC.org

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“The Grant Cycle” from Sargeant & George, 2014, p. 350, Figure 14.1)

Challenge 1: Competition for Limited Funding

     Most nonprofit organizations are competing for a small pool of donor funding, grants, and corporate sponsorships. As Sargeant and George (2014) report, not only can the “grant life cycle” (e.g., Figure 1) extend over an entire year from the bid submission, but a grantor will only award one grant per applicant per year. Therefore, it is not realistic to entirely rely on grants as a sole source of income for any organization. Diverse funding plans and financial backing to protect the company are the safest approach.

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