+Nonprofits hit hard by COVID-19, look for new income alternatives
Sarah Skillin Woodard of the Maine Association of Nonprofits said many in Maine's large nonprofit sectors are wrestling with those same financial problems.
++Maine Nonprofits Call For More Federal Pandemic Relief
Maine nonprofit leaders say more federal funding is needed to keep them afloat through the COVID-19 pandemic.
+Amidst pandemic, charities and nonprofits must get creative to raise funds
Jennifer Hutchins, who serves on Gov. Janet Mills’ Economic Recovery Committee and is executive director of Maine Association of Nonprofits, has been monitoring the pandemic’s financial impact on nonprofits.
+Nonprofits try to maintain services amid high demand, limited resources
As the number of coronavirus cases in Maine increases, nonprofits are trying to balance social distancing with social services.
+Don’t overlook nonprofits’ role in the Maine economy
Nonprofits support Maine’s future by focusing on early care and education and connecting youth with service and work opportunities. They promote economic development by counseling and investing in entrepreneurs and small businesses.
+Nonprofits pump $12B a year into Maine’s economy, report says
Nonprofit organizations in Maine contribute around $12 billion a year to the state's economy and employ more than 98,000 people, says a report by the Maine Association of Nonprofits.
+Addressing workforce challenge 'No. 1 priority' for Maine nonprofits
Jennifer Hutchins, executive director of the Maine Association of Nonprofits, today called on the state's nonprofit organizations to address the workforce challenge as a matter of urgency.
+Employment rises at Maine nonprofits, but wages lag inflation, study finds
“Just like our private-sector colleagues, nonprofits are increasingly under pressure to offer competitive pay and benefits to attract and retain talent while continuing to provide the services people rely on,”...
+Maine’s Gov. LePage Accused of Using False Data in Effort to Tax Land Trusts
Some of the land trusts in question pay a reduced tax already because they are part of the state’s Tree Growth or Open Space programs and must remain as working forests.
+Another target of Republican tax bill: donations to nonprofits
It’s a heavy lift even in the best of times. And thanks to the Republican-driven tax “reform” legislation now hurtling through Congress like a runaway freight train, these are far from the best of times.
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