+Oklahoma City Nonprofit Needs Volunteers To Keep Up With High Patient, Services Demand
Across the country, 75 percent of nonprofit organizations say demand for services has increased, while support from state governments has gone...
++Charity Inc.: Nonprofit exemptions
With a historic election days away, I would be remiss not to dedicate a column to a perplexing trend affecting nonprofits.
+Nonprofits workshop raises awareness about 'Islamophobia'
+Chesapeake Energy donates office complex to Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits
Chesapeake Energy Corp. is donating a northwest Oklahoma City office strip mall housing dozens of nonprofit agencies to the Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits.
+Clergy group asks Oklahoma lawmakers to consider impact of budget cuts on the poor
Daniel Billingsley, vice president of the Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits, and Danielle Ezell, executive director of the Oklahoma Women's Coalition, said their organizations were extremely concerned about proposals to cut tax credit and health...
+Point of View: Legislation has Oklahoma nonprofits under attack
House Bill 2250 would limit the way an animal rights charity could solicit funds for programs, functional expenses and advocacy out-of-state, or lobbying and advocacy efforts within the state.
+Nonprofit Head Concerned Animal Rights Fundraising Bill Could Hurt Other Charities
However, Marnie Taylor, the president and CEO of the Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits, told The Journal Record’s ...
+Charity Inc.: Stand for your mission
While so much advocacy and public education happens at the grass-roots level, I also encourage nonprofits to start with their boards to stand for their missions.
+Chesapeake Layoffs Could Affect Metro Nonprofits In Future
Nonprofits are now having to be more creative on where they ask for donations and they are having to look at other industries besides energy.
+Charity Inc.: Advancing new emerging practices
While philanthropists and nonprofits have some of the most promising answers for these issues, they are currently at or exceeding capacity to deliver those services.
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