+Pa. nonprofits wary of lack of budget progress
Ann Gingerich, executive director at the Pennsylvania Association of Nonprofit Organizations, says 135 state nonprofits had to borrow nearly $200 million to continue operating last year.
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+Delaware nonprofits escape budget cuts
Sheila Bravo, president and chief executive officer of the Delaware Alliance for Nonprofit Advancement, praised the committee's vote.
+The real-life impact of the budget impasse
According to the study prepared by Pennsylvania Association of Nonprofit Organizations, along with Greater Pittsburgh Nonprofit Partnership and United Way of Pennsylvania, more than 17,000 Pennsylvanians served by 22...
+As another Pa. budget deadline looms, nonprofits hope it won’t be déjà vu
All told, the survey counted 17,100 people who were turned away or received reduced services during the nine-month stalemate.
+Scranton nonprofit launches protest on state budget inaction
More organizations are at the end of their rope with the budget stalemate, having drawn down credit lines and reserves, tapped donors, cut hours or even shut down for a time to stretch out their operations, said Anne Gingerich, executive director...
+Nonprofits call on state leaders to 'pass a budget' today
Anne Gingerich, executive director of the Pennsylvania Association of Nonprofit Organizations, said passing a stopgap budget at this time is no longer acceptable.
+Pennsylvania's nonprofits flounder, budget impasse continues
“Nonprofits are laying off or furloughing staff, reducing hours of service, creating waiting lists and reducing staff benefits -- many are spending down their reserves, drawing on lines of credit and seeking bridge loans,” said Anne Gingerich,...
+GOP-led Pa. Senate likely to OK budget based on changes opposed by Wolf
The impasse hit human services organizations with tight budgets the hardest, said Tish Mogan of the Pennsylvania Association of Nonprofit Organizations.
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