Explanation

Non-profit organizations like clubs and charities get money from membership fees, subscriptions, donations, and entrance fees. These are voluntary contributions from members and supporters.

Ordinary shares are sold by profit-making companies to raise capital. Shares represent ownership and expect returns. Non-profits don’t have shareholders because they don’t aim to make profit for owners.

Remember: Non-profits serve a cause, not shareholders. They rely on membership support, not share sales.