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Passion public good and admissions: Why do high schoolers start nonprofits?

AnnaLise Sandrich
May 31, 2022

Running nonprofits as non-adults: how and why Marin teens start nonprofits and social organizations

California Nonprofit Funding and Wealth by County

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AnnaLise Sandrich
AnnaLise Sandrich, Senior Staff Writer
AnnaLise is a senior at Redwood High School and a senior staff writer for the Bark. In her free time, she enjoys reading, writing, and playing the cello.