Consider a not-for-profit organization such as the Lions Eye Bank, which is often affiliated with the Lions Club, a well-known business networking group that also supports a host of social services. These eye banks procure corneal tissue from eyes. Surgeons use corneal tissue to restore vision to persons who have injured or diseased corneas. Eye banks also provide corneal tissue for research and education.
Donations are the primary sources of funds for operations. Many eye banks also have endowments on which they can draw. The eye banks coordinate with local hospitals both to procure corneal tissue and to identify patients who might benefit from transplants. As in the United States, laws in many countries prohibit traffic in human organs, meaning that all tissue is donated.

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A for-profit organization might use the standard scorecard categories (financial, customer, internal, and learning) to group performance measures. However, these categories might not relate well to the unique operations of an eye bank. Identify three to five categories for grouping performance measures applicable to an eye bank such as the Lions Eye Bank.