Among the work covered by new opportunities this month: addressing structural racism; strengthening democracy; enhancing national forests and grasslands; educating youth in STEM subjects, job training, and literacy; improving the lives of those...
Just some of the issues addressed this month: aid for grieving kids, rule-of-law deficits, math camp for high schoolers, veterans housing, grassroots community organizing, fire prevention and control, animal-human connection, youth mental health...
The latest updates from our members and partners, highlighting accomplishments and impact, new partnerships, staff moves, and more.
Some of the work covered: remote teaching, producing and preserving audio recordings, supporting survivors of gender-based violence, eliminating race-based inequities in achievement, enhancing rural health care, and employment services for public...
It’s easy to overlook in favor of more immediate demands, but a cash flow analysis can reveal coming problems or missed opportunities – even when everything seems to be going fine.
The latest updates from our members and partners, highlighting accomplishments and impact, new partnerships, staff moves, and more.
New funding available for farmer support, environmental storytelling projects, legal services, music preservation, workforce training for youth with disabilities, brownfield site prevention and management, and much more.
The latest updates from our members and partners, highlighting accomplishments and impact, new partnerships, staff moves, and more.
If nonprofits really want to be part of the solution, we must first understand, confront, and overcome our own unconscious bias. To help you get started, check this review of the recent Nonprofit University course led by Tiffany Simpson-Crumpley...