Certainly if you don't want to make a profit: startups are the ideal model.
I really want to start or support a philanthropy nonprofit. This is such an under-served area, the real impact is possible. I have no idea where to start and what to do, though.
It is a ton of hardwork that demands a wide variety of skills that often do not directly contribute to what you want to be changing. That is not to say it cannot be done, but it can feel like such a grind between selling your vision and constant fundraising.
What a yodaesque title. How about "Non-profits Find Success In Running Like Startups"