Synonyms for nonprofit
nɒnˈprɒf ɪtnon·prof·it

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1. nonprofitnoun

   Synonyms:
   not-for-profit, NPO

2. nonprofitadjective

   Not seeking to produce a profit .

   Synonyms:
   NPO, not-for-profit

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1. nonprofit organization, nonprofit, not-for-profitadjective

   an organization chartered for other than profit-making activities

   Synonyms:
   not-for-profit, nonprofit organization

   Antonyms:
   commercial

2. nonprofit, non-profit-makingadjective

   not commercially motivated

   Synonyms:
   non-profit-making

   Antonyms:
   commercial

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1. List of paraphrases for "nonprofit":

   non-profit, not-for-profit, not-forprofit, non-profit-making, not-for-profit, non-profit, notfor-profit, nfp

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1. Ryutaro Mori:

   For a highly complex system like flying cars, the success highly depends on the integration of multidisciplinary knowledge and experiences, our unique advantage is that we, as a nonprofit, volunteer organization, encourage open-source collaborations.

2. Armel Arnaud Nibasumba:

   I am here for me. I am here for learning, exploring, meeting new people and expanding my knowledge about nonprofit management and social change, i don't really care if they address those political issues that are going on.

3. Lynda Doughty:

   We were so nervous of what the pandemic might bring and how we would stay afloat as a nonprofit in uncertain times, our team stood strong and we were able to be deemed essential in order to keep our doors open to continue to help and care for animals.

4. Josh Shapiro:

   Taking advantage of people and their privacy under the guise of serving as a nonprofit is not only unethical -- it can also be against Pennsylvania law.

5. Kim Calichio:

   When we're talking about scaling, the immediate reaction that often people go to is, 'Oh, this is a great thing,everybody deserves groceries,we should make this availableacross the country.' And I think that's true, but I think the way that that's done is important. And for us, that means creating this model that's sustainable, that can be then replicated and given to communities across New York and across any other state in the country, so that we can prove that this new way ofdoing things is possible and allows people to trust and have faith to be able to come away from this old model of street charity and traditional nonprofit to start working in a different way.