In all countries of the world, there are three main sectors: the government sector, the private sector, and the private or third sector. Whatever its names, it is a point of balance between both the government and private sectors. The government sector provides free public services such as education, health and social care in general, while the private sector provides the same or more of these services, but at a price that varies according to the level of service provided to those citizens who are willing to pay for this service. On the other hand, the sector or the private sector performs many roles and functions, but what distinguishes it in all of this, despite the diversity and multiplicity of its institutions, is that it is non-profit. And with the emergence of many changes in the world, beginning with the communications and information revolution, the proliferation of satellite channels, the state of political and social liquidity that the world is going through at the beginning of the twenty-first century, and many financial crises experienced by the world's economies, the support provided and donations to the sector decreased, which negatively affected free services. provided by this non-profit sector, and he has two options, either to stop the services he provides to the beneficiaries, or to provide them with a fee so that he can continue to provide the service.