+The results of the Census determine how many federal dollars the state gets over the next ten years and impacts other state issues, like how many votes we get in the House of Representatives.
+Kentucky Nonprofit Network and partners from across the Commonwealth formed the Count Me In 2020 KY Nonprofit Coalition to encourage nonprofits in all Kentucky communities to engage in simple census outreach that encourages their stakeholders to...
+Danielle Clore heads the Kentucky Nonprofit Network and says such groups are uniquely qualified to help overcome potential barriers to a complete and accurate count.
+The state association of nonprofits launched a Count Me In 2020 KY Nonprofit Coalition to help mobilize nonprofits and foundations to encourage all Kentuckians to ensure they are counted in the upcoming 2020 census.
+"On behalf of the Nonprofits Complete Count Committee, we are very pleased to have this barrier to census participation struck down," said Donna Murray-Brown, president and CEO of the Michigan Nonprofit Association in a statement.
+Washington, DC – Tim Delaney, President & CEO of the National Council of Nonprofits and counsel of record on an amici curiae brief filed in the census citizenship question case, released the following statement on the Supreme Court’s...
+"About $1,800 per person per year for 10 years for every person that's not counted -- that's a lot of resources," said Donna Murray-Brown from the Michigan Nonprofit Association.
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+That's why they're raising awareness with the new coalition “Count Me IN Oklahoma.”
That money will also help fund programs like:
+The Massachusetts Nonprofit Network estimates Massachusetts receives more than $16 billion in federal funding solely on the basis of census data.
