Category C NAF (Revenue Generating) describes activities that are?

Category C NAF (Revenue Generating) describes activities that are?

• A. Business-like activities expected to generate enough revenue to be self-sustaining, receiving 0-15% appropriated fund support
• B. Activities with direct impact on morale and well-being receiving 85-100% support
• C. Services that improve community well-being with 50-65% support
• D. Activities funded entirely by private donations

Answer: (A)

The idea being tested is how these Revenue Generating activities are funded and operated. Category C NAF describes activities that are run like a small business within the organization. The goal is to generate enough revenue to cover operating costs, making the activity largely self-sustaining. Because the focus is on self-sufficiency, only a small portion of appropriated funds is needed to support them—typically a small percentage, around 0-15%. This sets them apart from activities that rely heavily on appropriations or on private donations. So the best description is: business-like activities expected to generate enough revenue to be self-sustaining, receiving 0-15% appropriated fund support.

The idea being tested is how these Revenue Generating activities are funded and operated. Category C NAF describes activities that are run like a small business within the organization. The goal is to generate enough revenue to cover operating costs, making the activity largely self-sustaining. Because the focus is on self-sufficiency, only a small portion of appropriated funds is needed to support them—typically a small percentage, around 0-15%. This sets them apart from activities that rely heavily on appropriations or on private donations.

So the best description is: business-like activities expected to generate enough revenue to be self-sustaining, receiving 0-15% appropriated fund support.