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Wikipedia Article Selection

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Sector

Bread Project - this page seems out of date and could use a large amount of updates. It would be nice to have a well-established and up-to-date Wikipedia page on my PE organization. Could bring in aspects of the other potential topics discussed below (social entrepreneurship, hybrid non- and for-profit models) to support the description of TBP's operations.

Community education

Homelessness in the San Francisco Bay Area - Under the "Current efforts to address the issue by region" sub-section

Social Enterprise - similar to above, could explore how social entrepreneurship in general is not limited to non- or for-profit structures, and can even by a hybrid. The key to being a "social enterprise" is maintaining a social goal at heart, which The Bread Project (based on my experience and understanding thus far) certainly does. It allows The Bread Project to exist because it financially supports the program.

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 == Area ==
-San Francisco Bay Area
+[[San Francisco Bay Area]]
-East Bay (San Francisco Bay Area)
+[[East Bay (San Francisco Bay Area)]]
-Berkeley, California
+[[Berkeley, California]]
-== Sector ==
+== Sector  ==
-Bread Project - this page seems out of date and could use a large amount of updates. It would be nice to have a well-established and up-to-date Wikipedia page on my PE organization. Could bring in aspects of the other potential topics discussed below (social entrepreneurship, hybrid non- and for-profit models) to support the description of TBP's operations.
+[[Bread Project]] - this page seems out of date and could use a large amount of updates. It would be nice to have a well-established and up-to-date Wikipedia page on my PE organization. Could bring in aspects of the other potential topics discussed below (social entrepreneurship, hybrid non- and for-profit models) to support the description of TBP's operations.
+[[Community education]]
-Nonprofit Organization - evaluating the various nonprofit versus for-profit models that can exist, and analyzing what The Bread Project's specific organizational structure is within the legal parameters. Could potentially discuss financial sustainability and self-sufficiency.
+[[Homelessness in the San Francisco Bay Area]] - Under the "Current efforts to address the issue by region" sub-section
-Social Entrepreneurship - similar to above, could explore how social entrepreneurship in general is not limited to non- or for-profit structures, and can even by a hybrid. The key to being a "social enterprise" is maintaining a social goal at heart, which The Bread Project (based on my experience and understanding thus far) certainly does.
+[[Social enterprise|Social Enterprise]] - similar to above, could explore how social entrepreneurship in general is not limited to non- or for-profit structures, and can even by a hybrid. The key to being a "social enterprise" is maintaining a social goal at heart, which The Bread Project (based on my experience and understanding thus far) certainly does. It allows The Bread Project to exist because it financially supports the program.
-Organizational Effectiveness - could be a supplement or important aspect to incorporate into non-profit structures