Elections give charitable nonprofits the opportunity to raise candidates’ awareness about both the impact of their organizations and the needs in communities.
Regular readers of Nonprofit Advocacy Updates are well aware of the once-in-a-generation financial opportunity that exists thanks to the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA).
The few minutes it takes you to fill out a survey can drive months, even years, of advocacy work that shapes legislation and improves nonprofits’ ability to advance their missions.
When all of the candidates agree with the priorities of the nonprofit community, then the people served “win” an election regardless of which candidate gets the most votes.
There is no template or playbook for what our country is going through; nonprofit innovation is in ultra-high demand.
Nonprofits are finding more and more innovative ways to engage with state-level lawmakers to build relationships and advance mission-based policy concerns.
