First read the whole case, and then join the discussion! Case available at http://www.nonprofitquarterly.org/images/fbfiles/files/ The_Ultimate_Question.pdf

Nonprofits certainly need money to keep them running, but financials are just one aspect of a complicated combination of history, personalities, and environmental conditions that determine an organization's future.

How much did Metro Arts and Film's (MAF) financial condition contribute to its demise?

Here's the handout that Peter refers to: http://www.nonprofitquarterly.org/images/fbfiles/files/ Ultimate_Question_Balance_Sheet.pdf

Peter didn't think that the financial condition was bad enough to justify closure.

What do you think?