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Nonprofits say philanthropy alone can’t save services

All of this begs the question of how nonprofits can be expected to handle more patients with flat funding three years from now?

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Federal tax cut, state budget problems have hurt Connecticut nonprofits

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After years of lean budgets, nonprofits want $100 M from surplus

The CT Community Nonprofit Alliance recently wrote to Gov. Ned Lamont, asking that he and lawmakers set aside $100 million to assist those who provide the bulk of state-sponsored social services.

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Some local nonprofits are seeing fewer donations in wake of federal tax law changes

Jeff Shaw, director of public policy at the CT Nonprofit Alliance, which represents small- to medium-sized nonprofits, said the recent survey results are concerning, but he warned it's too early to determine whether the downturn in donations is a...

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Dozens Of Nonprofits Denied Tax-Exempt Status As Towns And Cities Look For Revenue

Gian-Carl Casa, president and CEO of the Connecticut Community Nonprofit Alliance, said it’s a sign that towns and cities are desperate for revenue.

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Nonprofits adjust to austere reality

Gian-Carl Casa, president and chief executive officer of the CT Community Nonprofit Alliance, said the current budget, which lawmakers crafted during a contentious year that finally eliminated a $5 billion deficit, culminates a decade of...

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Panel: CT could reap big savings with more competitive bidding

"Leaders of nonprofits run tight ships,” said Gian-Carl Casa, president and CEO of the state’s largest coalition of nonprofit social service groups, the CT Community Nonprofit Alliance. “It’s well-established that providing services through...

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Connecticut Nonprofits Fear Tax Bill Could Lead To Decrease In Donations

“They’ve essentially eliminated for 90 percent of filers the ability to make deductions specifically for charitable contributions,” said Gian-Carl Casa, president and CEO of the Connecticut Community Nonprofit Alliance.

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Connecticut Nonprofit CEO: Republican Tax Bill Is "Perfect Storm" For Nonprofits

With taxpayers being able to jump on a higher standard deduction, they’ll have less incentive to itemize their deductions. Therefore, they’d be less likely to give to nonprofits.

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Local nonprofits worried about tax reform bill

With the tax benefit of charitable giving no longer available to 95 percent of taxpayers, nonprofits in Connecticut and across the country believe that private donations will plummet and their work in communities will suffer, said CT Community...