+The picture of the economic toll on Colorado’s nonprofits should become more clear as the year goes on, said Renny Fagan, president and CEO of the Colorado Nonprofit Association.
+Massachusetts nonprofits reported losing more than $8.6 billion in revenues because of the COVID-19 pandemic, and more than half said in a recent survey that they’ve made reductions to their workforce.
+According to a recent survey from the Alliance of Arizona Nonprofits, fundraising and program cancellations as a result of COVID-19 have cost Arizona nonprofits an estimated $53 million in lost revenue (as of June 11).
+The sector employs 44,000 Alaskans.
+Contributions to charities have dropped dramatically during the coronavirus pandemic.
“It’s been devastating,” said Kate Rublacava, CEO of the Utah Nonprofits Association.
+Chief Executive Officer of the New York Council of Nonprofits, Inc., Doug Sauer, echoes DiNapoli, saying non-profits who have contracts with state agencies were already being squeezed.
+Since COVID-19 reached Montana, nonprofits have faced the social services challenges heads-on.heads on to help those in need.
+“Keeping the people in our nonprofits safe is really, really important right now, just as important as keeping our health care workers safe,” said Dean, executive director of Momentum Nonprofit Partners, a nonprofit itself whose work is improving...
+Minnesota nonprofits lost an estimated $1 billion in revenue in April because the COVID-19 pandemic forced the cancellation of fundraising events and reductions or closures of other revenue-generating programs.
+Other non-profits are unsure how long they can help.
