Which statement is not true about non-profit marketing? Question 20 options: Looking historically at the current operating budget and taking a straight percentage of that figure for marketing, communications, and fundraising is a good option Low overhead leads to a practice of not investing in the nonprofit's future The question of how much of the operating budget goes to overhead expense causes charities to spend very little on their communications Almost 20% of nonprofits have no firm budget at all and 'find' budget when the need arises