+So much is at stake as Detroit’s census approaches
Census forms will begin reaching mailboxes on March 12. Since nonprofits handle populations most in need, they're taking charge to ensure Michigan doesn't miss out on much-needed money.
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+Census count is 'an act of rebellion'
Gabe Layman is chairman of the Alaska Census Working Group, a coalition formed a few years ago by the statewide nonprofit Foraker Group.
+Down for the count: Local committee gears up for upcoming census
In December, Danielle Clore, CEO of the Kentucky Nonprofit Network, made a presentation to Owensboro nonprofits at the Owensboro Symphony Orchestra. Clore encouraged nonprofits to help with the census.
+Despite Michigan's growing population, it will still lose a seat in Congress
The Michigan Nonprofit Association estimates for every person missed during the census count, Michigan loses $1,800.
+Counting homeless Michiganders key to federal funds
The Michigan Nonprofit Association also began video, billboard and radio campaigns that emphasize the consequences of undercounting residents.
+Workshops planned to help nonprofits boost Census awareness
“Connecticut's nonprofits have a special role to play in Census 2020,” said Gian-Carl Casa, president and CEO of The Alliance, an organization of nonprofit organizations across Connecticut.
+Census is important for Oklahoma to get federal funding
Daniel Billingsley, vice president of external affairs at the Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits, pointed out that an undercount of just two percent could cost the state as much as $1.8 billion over ten years in lost economic development and federal...
+Inaccurate 2020 Census Count Could Cost Oklahoma Millions Of Dollars
And Murray-Brown said that for her home state of Michigan, forming Complete Count Committees was really important. For those who don’t know, a Complete Count Committee is composed of government and community leaders.
+Senate study: Participation in 2020 census critical for Oklahoma's future
Daniel Billingsley, vice president of external affairs at the Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits, pointed out that an undercount of just 2% could cost the state as much as $1.8 billion over 10 years in lost economic development and federal funding....
+Months Before 2020 Census Gets Underway, State Nonprofits Boost Campaigns
Also picking up its efforts is the Michigan Nonprofit Association (MNA), which is investing nearly half a million dollars in a statewide campaign that will target mediums as diverse as billboards, cable television, secretary of state offices, and...
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