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Orange County Community Resilience Fund Evaluation Report 13 The pandemic has had a significant effect on Orange County's nonprofit organizations, which have been faced with decreased revenue and unanticipated costs at a time when the demand for their services was increasing. Most nonprofits faced this challenge with a spirit of innovation, adapting their service delivery and communication to a remote environment while maintain their morale. However, as the pandemic continues, many are starting to feel less secure and worried about their continued survival. Nonprofit Sample As noted in the methodology section, the majority of this report was drawn from applications to OCCRF and subsequent surveys of grantees and applicants. Table 3 provides an overview of the number of organizations and their size; survey respondents tended to be larger than applicants. Population N Median Revenue Median People Served Applicants 381 1.47 million 3,000 Grantees 164 1.84 million 3,800 Survey Respondents 231 1.70 million* 2,500* Table 3: Source Organizations Overview *30 survey respondents chose to remain anonymous; revenue and people are served are calculated from the organizations that did provide information. Impact on the Nonprofit Sector

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