This is a good move and respectful to the donors. Many smaller non-profits just get inefficient as they try to 'expand their domain'. We have all seen this in many other commercial and academic institutions and organizations also.

So, great work that needs to be done, great work that has been done, and they are covering a very important 'space' in the local non-profit "community benefit" domain. This conserves the efforts of the donors, board members and staff. I pray that it works out for the kids (2 months - looks like the courting/engagement was successful)