Shelters of all sizes benefit from keeping accurate statistics on every aspect of their work. It helps your donors understand your work more clearly, it tells contractors you run a responsible program, and it's often the number one thing requested when applying for grants. Read on about how statistics have helped shelters in even the simplest of ways.
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