… nonprofit social service agencies are a crucial part of many low‐income mothers’ economic
survival strategies, they cannot come close to substituting for the eroding public safety net. …

… charitable giving even further, struggling charities may go under, and prospective new charities
… , would be needed to meet the needs of citizens slipping through a crumbling safety net. …

… safety net has emerged in recent decades to assist lowincome Americans, far different
from the safety net … , the twenty-first-century safety net depends heavily upon social service …

… These nonprofits provide a wide array of social services outside the public safety net to
promote social and economic equality. For example, in addition to major federal food and …

… Overall, our findings suggest that medical crowdfunding is an entrepreneurial safety net:
one where protection is not afforded universally or on the basis of need, but on the basis of one’…

… – from the state, to charities, to intimate social relationships – … friends, family, and charities
to increase their provision of care, … to local public services and charities, take shape in place – …

… to building a resilient regional safety net? Our research … At least two of the roughly 30
neighborhood-based charities … charities to consider merging to form regional organizations. …

… Charitable organizations play a crucial role in Alberta’s social safety net by providing
important services to at-risk populations. Non-profits and charities mobilize local donations of …

… public, business and labor, churches and other charities, and government officials. Because
I want to map the contemporary social safety net, any statements made before the year 2000 …

… The health care safety net is a newer term that refers to a variety of programs and policies
that are directed toward people who are poor, underserved, or uninsured. The safety net …