Nonprofits in a sentence

The project managers get to know the nonprofits and their needs, then we start on Friday night and the teams learn more about the nonprofits through reading questionnaires the nonprofits had previously filled out,” Walker explained.

It’s past time to showcase these stellar nonprofits and give them the applause they deserve,” said Danielle Dunbar, Executive Director of the Alabama Association on Nonprofits.

The millions flowing to these nonprofits come from the Fortune 500, Big Tech, Big Pharma, emerging Internet businesses, white shoe law firms, unions, and other nonprofits.

The nonprofits already by this bill include mostly organizations that oppose the genocide in Gaza and are human rights advocates for Palestinians, but it will impact other left-leaning nonprofits as well under the incoming Trump administration.

Arts and health nonprofits took the biggest hits, but the entire sector is facing a financial crisis, with nearly all nonprofits facing some level of disruption.

It doesn’t include gifts from billionaire-led corporations, or from nonprofits where the billionaires are among a multitude of backers, or from nonprofits whose donors’ identities are unknown.

Naomi Eisenberger, founding executive director of The Good People Fund, which funnels grant money to small, grassroots nonprofits, organized a training for the heads of small- and medium-sized Jewish nonprofits in New York.

Three were local/state deep vertical nonprofits, three sought to foster collaborations or increase capacity among local/state nonprofits, and two specialized in facilitating local citizen journalism and deliberation.

About 100 to 150 new arrivals are coming via plane each day, mostly from Texas nonprofits, while another three to five buses bring another batch of migrants daily.

A Navy submarine officer, an English teacher at a school for migrant children and an attorney whose nonprofits have served thousands of children form the latest class of distinguished alumni of Greensburg Central Catholic High School.

Bonta said government grants could be awarded to local nonprofits who uplift diverse communities.

Brazos Valley Gives is strengthening our nonprofits, bringing the community together as one,” stated Julie Porter, Co-Chair.

Buffalo-based M&T Bank’s foundation donated $250,000 to three Massachusetts nonprofits working for environmental justice.

Businesses must have a business license Nonprofits without a business license must obtain one first — the application is at no cost for nonprofit organizations.

But I’d like to know how many of the other 29 “nonprofits” are part of the homeless industrial complex.

Citywide online donation campaign supporting local nonprofits.

Connecticut’s bill will potentially return millions of dollars to the rightful owners, benefitting people, businesses, nonprofits, and municipal governments.

Democrats raised concerns that the House GOP bill would prevent nonprofits like Red Cross and Catholic Charities from aiding migrants, because those organizations would be barred from providing transportation, legal services and lodging.

Despite his calls for the encampment’s closure, Osman partnered with local nonprofits to place hygienic supplies such as toilets in the Samatar encampment before they were bulldozed.

Eighty organizations donated nearly $241 million and 73,768 volunteer hours to help Hawai‘i’s nonprofits.