In my younger years, I did non-profit youth work at a youth club in my town. It was operated by the church, but finances were handled like a business.

There was one full-time employee, and everything was payed with charity or membership fees (not mandatory for poor families).

In the end, they tried to charge as minimal money as possible and had to close. This was a huge downfall for many kids that came from a toxic household and families.

So maybe, sometimes non-profit organizations should behave more like profit-organizations to keep everything alive for the people that need it.