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If one chicken is laying all of your nonprofit’s eggs, that puts your organization at great risk because if anything were to happen to that chicken or hinder its ability to produce eggs, your nonprofit would find itself in financial trouble. In the world of nonprofit management, this individual chicken is officially known as a “single point of failure<\/a>.” A single point of failure is defined as a single factor that has the potential to sink an entire organization.
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