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+Will the volunteers come back?
When the pandemic hit, nonprofits found themselves scrambling to serve a nation in crisis.
+In a lopsided battle for labor, nonprofits struggle to staff up amid increased demand for services
While the workforce declined sharply throughout the economy when the pandemic arrived in 2020, Young said, “what we have noticed is that the rate of recovery has been much faster in the for-profit and public sectors than...
+A tough time for small nonprofits
Staffing problems aren’t limited to this region.
+Salary competition adds to staffing challenges for nonprofits
Kelley Kuhn, president and CEO of the Michigan Nonprofit Association, noted that nonprofits’ operating funds have often declined during the pandemic. Some nonprofits have seen record years for fundraising, while others are continuing to struggle...
+Charities lobbying to restore expanded tax deduction for giving
+How Financial Technology Is Making It Easier to Donate to Charities
“Different ways of engaging new donors is a good thing,” says Rick Cohen, chief communications officer of the National Council of Nonprofits. “Meeting people where they are is a good thing.”
+Business, nonprofit coalition urges restored employee tax credit
David L. Thompson, vice president of public policy for the National Council of Nonprofits, said in an interview that repeal of the tax credit hit at a particularly poor time and was based on a false narrative it wasn’t being used.
+‘We’re talking life and death stuff here’: Labor shortages hit Oregon nonprofits
“Workforce shortages at other areas mean an inconvenience,” said David Thompson. “At non-profits, it means a crisis.”
Thompson is the Vice President of Public Policy with the National Council of Nonprofits.
+Nonprofits turn to tech to court younger, more diverse donors
Those smaller nonprofits have also been hit hard by the Great Resignation and many...
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