According to Motley Fool, many nonprofits won’t look or function the same after Covid-19.

Since the coronavirus pandemic swept the world leading to nearly half a million deaths and rattling global economies, nonprofit organizations are struggling to meet their funding goals and distribute their services. Between plummeting consumer spending, imperiled corporate earnings, and the uncertain status of government grants, the nonprofits of today face a challenging future.

While the focus has been on businesses facing economic uncertainty due to Covid, nonprofits are also facing economic uncertainty, reports High Point Enterprise.

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought unforeseen health challenges and an economic downfall for families and businesses

According to KPC News, Covid-19 is forcing nonprofits to reinvent themselves to navigate serving their mission during the pandemic. 

Despite the economic slowdown caused by the coronavirus pandemic, business at the LaGrange County Habitat for Humanity resale store on East Wayne Street in LaGrange has remained fairly steady.