+“This relief will help nearly 1,000 nonprofits keep their doors open to maintain services and meet the urgent needs of Kentuckians,” said Danielle Clore, chief executive officer for the Kentucky Nonprofit Network. “We appreciate Gov.
+In response to the Emergency Coronavirus Relief Act of 2020, National Council of Nonprofits President and CEO Tim Delaney released the following statement:
+But as of now, the most likely variations of a deal wouldn’t even look to have a tax title, leaving a variety of avenues for tax relief out in the cold.
+Before the pandemic, the Salvation Army in McAllen served about 250 meals a day, according to Lt. Adolph Aguirre of the Salvation Army. At the height of the pandemic, that number hit 1,500 meals.
+“Nonprofits have demonstrated their resilience and creativity in challenging times throughout history, often with scarce resources.
+Pennsylvania received $4 billion in CARES Act funds, and $1.3 billion remains to be allocated.
+Roughly in line with Richard's calculations, John Habat, president and CEO of Greater Cleveland Habitat for Humanity,...
+On the nonprofit side, which was eligible for grants up to $50,000 in some cases, its $25 million pool of money would fund about one-third of the roughly $76 million requested by 1,590 applicants.
++In addition to helping people, nonprofits create a strong economic impact. Danielle Clore, executive director of the Kentucky Nonprofit Network, explained that nonprofit...
