+Bill coming due for some California nonprofits that laid off workers
Private-sector employers must pay a tax on each employee that goes into their state’s trust fund that pays unemployment benefits.
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+Facing a fundraising squeeze, charities turn to TV ads
Nonprofits are facing an unprecedented challenge: Revenues have plummeted and at the same time, demand for their services has skyrocketed, said Rick Cohen, chief operating officer at the National Council of nonprofits.
+Montana Nonprofit Association helping organizations work through COVID-19
Since COVID-19 reached Montana, nonprofits have faced the social services challenges heads-on.heads on to help those in need.
+Momentum scores load of masks, a key need in nonprofit sector
“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...
+Nation's Leading Nonprofits Urge Congress to Ensure Nonprofits are Included in Next Stimulus Package
As the House of Representatives is on the verge of acting on H.R.
+Statement on HEROES Act
Responding to the release of bill text of the Health and Economic Recovery Omnibus Emergency Solutions (HEROES) Act, David L. Thompson, Vice President of Public Policy for the National Council of Nonprofits, released the following statement:
+Nonprofits Face Bleak Future as Revenue Dries Up Amid Coronavirus
Most, though, are smaller nonprofits like Gilgal.
+Minnesota nonprofits lost about $1 billion in April because of COVID-19
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.
+'Our life is in danger': Unemployment hits 34% in Hawaii with no end in sight
Other non-profits are unsure how long they can help.
+Nonprofits: Lamont has not delivered promised PPE
Since the CT Community Nonprofit Alliance warned April 21 that agencies were approaching financial collapse — partly from having to buy personal protective equipment (PPE) at inflated prices — most “have gotten little or nothing” from state...
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