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All workshops are held at NPCC unless otherwise noted.
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Wednesday, November 8
9:30am - 11:30am
The Office of the Attorney General, the Department of State, and the IRS have implemented increased regulations impacting the nonprofit sector. This session will help you assess your organization's status and develop a plan for amending missed filings and for staying on track in the future.
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Wednesday, November 8
1:00pm - 3:00pm
Health insurance is an ever-changing industry with new twists and turns each year. This workshop will focus on the latest changes and trends for 2018. We will take a deep dive into the latest plans and rates in the small group market segment (1 to 100 full time equivalent employees) and explore various strategies to consider implementing within your organization. In addition, we will touch upon relevant compliance issues like the New York State Paid Family Leave Act.
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Wednesday, November 15
9:30am - 11:30am
Even if you updated your organization's bylaws and corporate documents when New York's nonprofit law changed in 2014, recent additional changes to the law mean that you should be updating your bylaws and conflicts policies once again, and taking advantage of some newly clarified governance rules. After reviewing highlights of earlier changes to the nonprofit law, we will describe the latest amendments to the Nonprofit Revitalization Act that became effective in spring 2017.
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Wednesday, November 16
9:30am - 11:30am
Are you a plan administrator for your organization's retirement plans? Join this forum to hear from experts on retirement plan management. Topics will include best practices in decision-making, operational context and legal compliance concerns, and programs that can help your organization manage these responsibilities.
Click here to register
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Wednesday, December 6
9:30am - 11:30am
Are you ready? FASB Accounting Standards Update (ASU) 2016-14 marks the largest change to nonprofit accounting guidelines in over 20 years! Join us as we review the major changes and provide tips on what you should be doing now to prepare.
Click here to register
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Thursday, December 7
9:30am - 11:30am
As in-house infrastructure ages and bandwidth costs continue to fall, nonprofit organizations are in a great position to take advantage of cloud technology. What functions should move to the cloud? How will security needs be addressed?
During the session we will discuss a broad range of cloud computing trends. We will review different designs and provide examples of how some agencies are working in a hybrid or full cloud environment. This will be an interactive session catering to specific questions attendees have about cloud computing, including ballpark costs.
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Thursday, November 9
2:00pm - 3:00pm
"What makes a great funder-nonprofit relationship?" Over the course of 2017, Exponent Philanthropy, in collaboration with the National Council of Nonprofits, explored that question and asked, "How can we get there?" During this webinar, you will hear advice from both grantmakers and nonprofits about building trust, leaning into discomfort, and navigating the power dynamics inherent in grantmaking, with a focus on practical strategies your nonprofit can use to cultivate great relationships between funders and nonprofits.
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Monday, November 13
6:00pm - 8:00pm
The New School's Johnson Hall
66 West 12th Street
New York, NY 10011
FREE
The Human Services Council invites you to attend a moderated discussion with Speaker candidates for the New York City Council. The discussion, facilitated by Bill Ritter of ABC News, will focus on the candidates' policy priorities, strategies to alleviate poverty in New York City, and proposals to strengthen the human services sector.
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Tuesday, November 14
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Baruch College, Information and Technology Building
Rackow Room and Lounge, Rm 750 (7th floor), 151 East 25th Street, New York, NY 10010
FREE
"Can we quantify our way to better giving?" a debate between Melissa Beck, Executive Director of The Educational Foundation of America and
Michael Weinstein, Executive Director of ImpactMatters; moderated by John MacIntosh, SeaChange Capital Partners.
Audience will vote for the debate winner; discussion to follow.
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AFP Westchester
Tuesday, November 14
Doubletree Hotel by Hilton
455 South Broadway
Tarrytown, NY 10591
The Westchester County Chapter of the international Association of Fundraising Professionals invites you to the 2017 National Philanthropy Day. NPCC members can use discount code NPCC17NPD. Click here to register.
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Venable, LLP
Wednesday, November 15
12:30pm - 2:00pm
FREE
U.S.-based nonprofits operating overseas face unrelenting threats to individual safety and security, as well as to the safety and security of their finances, informational technology, assets, programs and reputation.
Addressing organizational risk can seem to be a daunting task requiring significant time, effort, and financial resources. It is therefore important that this investment produce systems and processes that are not ignored but rather are supportive and help reduce the multi-faceted risks the nonprofit sector faces overseas. Explore all risks from practical perspective, learn how to detect irregularities and define components that make up a nonprofit safety and security risk management system, and more.
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Spaerca
Saturday, November 18
9:00am - 5:00pm
110 Wall Street, NY, NY
Early Bird Tickets - $185
Does the end of your year always seem to sneak up on you? Are you yearning for the space to think big, bold thoughts about where you want your organization to go? Join the Year End Strategy Mapping Workshop. In this full-day workshop, you'll:
- Clarify your organization's core priorities for the coming year;
- develop a clear plan for executing on those priorities, and
- craft a blueprint for getting your whole team on board!
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PennPAC
Application Deadline:
Friday, December 1, 2017
Is your nonprofit in need of strategic consulting but does not have a budget to hire a consulting company? PennPAC is here to help! PennPAC (University of Pennsylvania Pro bono Alumni Consulting) is accepting applications to provide pro bono strategic consulting with the experience and expertise of Penn alumni.
PennPAC works closely with clients to create a realistic 8 to 10-week project plan with well-defined steps and concludes with a final set of recommendations that can immediately be put to work.
The next application deadline is December 1, 2017 for projects that will run March-May 2018. Applications will be accepted effective October 23, 2017.
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NTEN
Wednesday, April 11 -
Friday, 13, 2018
New Orleans, LA
NTEN: The Nonprofit Technology Network will hold its annual Nonprofit Technology Conference in New Orleans from April 11 - 13, 2018. With more than 100 practical and accessible sessions, a bustling exhibit hall, career center, and lots of opportunities to network, the conference is a great opportunity to level up your skills. This event is guaranteed to be friendly, supportive, and fun-be sure to check it out! Register by December 15 to get the best rate.
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On November 2, 2017, the House tax reform bill,
H.R. 1, the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act
, was released. The bill includes language that would significantly weaken the Johnson Amendment, by granting a partial exemption from the politicking ban for houses of worship and their auxiliary organizations. It would also nearly double the standard deduction, creating a chilling effect on itemized deductions (which were not affected) as the threshold for charitable giving would have to exceed the standard deduction before one itemizes. This decrease in the number of people who itemize would result in a decrease in charitable giving in the U.S. by up to $13 billion annually, according to a study from the Lilly School of Philanthropy. The bill raises the amount of cash donations individuals can donate each year; increasing the limit from 50% of adjusted gross income (AGI) to 60% of AGI. The measure also fixes the deductible limit on volunteer mileage by switching from a fixed statutory amount ($0.14/mile) to a rate that would be adjusted for inflation. The bill does not include a
universal deduction
that would enable individuals who take the standard deduction to also receive a tax incentive for giving back to their communities through charitable donations. In early October, the Universal Charitable Giving Act (HR 3988)
was introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives that would create a universal deduction - something
NPCC has been advocating for
in the tax reform discussion. The bill would allow taxpayers who take the standard deduction to deduct up to one-third of the amount of the standard deduction.
The bill addresses myriad other issues, such as tax rates, mortgage deductions, estate taxes, endowments and more. It also includes provisions on executive compensation, foundation excise tax, and donor advised funds. The bill does not include a provision to repeal the employer and individual mandates to purchase health insurance, a key element of the Affordable Care Act (ACA or Obamacare). It would also leave unchanged tax incentives for workers to contribute to their retirement savings plans, such as 403(b) and 401(k) plans, although it does make some adjustments to the rules on converting between plans.
The bill is expected to go to the House floor the week of November 13. The Senate is expected to release its separate version in mid-November. The stated goal of Republican leaders is to have a bill on the President's desk by New Year's Day. Tax reform will likely change significantly over the next weeks and months.
A federal judge in Hawaii issued a nationwide temporary order blocking President Trump's third attempt at a travel ban, which would have indefinitely stopped almost all travel to the U.S. from seven countries,
The New York Times reports.
Health Care Navigators and Religious Exemptions
On October 12, 2017, President Trump signed an executive order on health care that will end subsidies to health insurance companies that help pay out-of-pocket costs of low-income people.
State Department of Financial Services Superintendent Maria Vullo said the executive order
is an "effort to pre-empt state law" that will have a "destabilizing" effect on the health insurance market.
President Trump plans to cut subsidy payments to insurers in his most aggressive move yet to undermine Obamacare after months of unsuccessful repeal efforts on Capitol Hill, according to Politico.
The subsidies, which are worth an estimated $7 billion this year and are paid out in monthly installments, may stop almost immediately since Congress hasn't appropriated funding for the program. A
s the New York Times writes: "insurance markets could quickly unravel."New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman announced last month that his office intends to sue the federal government to preserve the Affordable Care Act's cost-sharing subsidies that were slashed by a presidential executive order. In August, a U.S. Supreme Court granted 18 attorneys general
, led by Schneiderman and California Attorney General Xavier Becerra, the right to defend insurers against these cuts.
The Trump Administration has cut back significantly its support for health care enrollment outreach, as
this
article from our friends at The Commonwealth Fund
illustrates. New York no longer depends on federal marketing, and has invested in statewide Navigators who help people sign up for healthcare. In
related news
, the
Department of Health and Human Services, in early October, "issued two rules rolling back a federal requirement that employers must include birth control coverage in their health insurance plans. The rules offer an exemption to any employer that objects to covering contraception services on the basis of sincerely held religious beliefs or moral convictions." However,
benefits analysts predict
many employers won't stop covering birth control, particularly since nearly 90% did before the Affordable Care Act was enacted in 2010.
Regulating Charities and Technology
State charity regulators from across the country convened for this year's National Association of Attorneys General/ National Association of State Charities Officials Conference in Washington D.C. in early October. The conference focused on how technology and access to new sources of data are impacting state charity regulation. Read more from Seth Perlman, of
Perlman & Perlman and NPCC's Government Relations Council,
here.
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Check Out Your New Education & Training Calendar!
Plan ALL of your staff's professional development for a full year, for free! NPCC just launched our Annual Education & Training Calendar - so that you can plan your annual professional development.
As an NPCC member, you have access to more than 50 free workshops and forums each year that teach your staff about impact, governance, information technology, human resources, communications, diversity, finance, and fundraising development.
Winners of the 2017 New York Community Trust Nonprofit Excellence Awards Announced
We are thrilled to share the three nonprofit organizations selected as winners of the 2017 New York Community Trust Nonprofit Excellence Awards:
Since 2006, the Nonprofit Excellence Awards program has raised awareness of the importance of the diverse nonprofit community in the New York City area, highlighted best practices in NPCC's
Eight Key Areas of Nonprofit Excellence
, and helped organizations reflect on as well as improve what it takes to achieve management excellence.
These organizations were chosen by an expert selection committee after going through an intensive nine month vetting and 360-degree review process of their management practices. Click here to read the full press release.
Meet the winners and learn their best management practices at the 2017 New York Community Trust Nonprofit Excellence Awards Presentation & Best Practices Workshop on Friday, December 1st, at the CUNY Graduate Center! Click here to register.
Thanks to our Platinum Sponsor: Crystal & Company
Crystal & Company is the home for talented insurance professionals: creative, committed to their clients and driven to deliver extraordinary results. The company drives the strategy and execution behind insurance and employee benefits programs for businesses that want to be smart about risk. Crystal & Company is the insurance brokerage of choice for leading financial institutions, corporations and nonprofit organizations.
Headquartered in New York City, the firm has 11 offices throughout the United States and is a founding partner of Brokerslink, a global alliance of independent insurance brokerages with members in more than 95 countries around the world.
Join us at our Winter Open House!
Enjoy cocktails and conversation with fellow NPCC members.
New Programs To Better Serve Our Members
In the
October enewsletter, we announced
three new NPCC member benefits: cyber liability insurance from Crystal & Company, a new retirement solution from Empower Retirement, and preferred pricing on HR solutions from TriNet. For more information, contact Membership Manager, Taïna Sanon, at
tsanon@npccny.org or call 212-502-4191 ext 239.
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New York City Human Rights Survey
The
NYC Commission on Human Rights
launched a
comprehensive survey
asking Muslim, Arab, South Asian, Jewish, and Sikh New Yorkers to share information on their experiences of discrimination, bias, and bias-motivated harassment and violence since July 2016
, when xenophobic and Islamophobic rhetoric during the election season began to deeply penetrate the national discourse. The project is aimed at addressing the lack of comprehensive data about the scope and frequency of bias-motivated harassment, discrimination, and violence across at-risk communities throughout the City. The survey closes Thursday, November 30 and is completely anonymous and confidential (e.g., IP addresses cannot be collected). Click here to begin the survey.
New York State Budget
As state lawmakers grapple with pending federal cuts, which Governor Andrew Cuomo wants to address in a special session of the state Legislature, state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli said the state should have done more to bulk up its reserves,
Politico New York writes.
Salary History Ban Is In Effect
As of October 31, 2017 under the NYC Human Rights Law, all New York City employers are prohibited from inquiring about the salary history or relying on the salary history of a job applicant in determining salary, benefits or other compensation during the hiring process. The legislation, sponsored by Public Advocate Letitia James, passed in the City Council in April 2017 and signed into law in May 2017, is aimed at closing the gender pay gap and encouraging employers to set compensation based on qualifications. Click here to read more.
NPCC and Lawyers Alliance of New York Comments on Lobbying Regulations
NPCC signed on to the
comments
of the Lawyers Alliance for New York, along with the New York Legal Services Coalition, regarding the Joint Commission on Public Ethics (JCOPE)'s proposed comprehensive lobbying regulations (19 NYCRR Part 943). JCOPE's proposed regulations, if adopted, would affect lobbying definitions and compliance provisions.
NYC Service Center Provides Hurricane Recovery Support
On October 19, 2017, a new NYC Service center opened to help those affected by Hurricanes Maria, Irma, and Harvey. Located at the Julia De Burgos Latino Cultural Center, the center offers in-person support and access to critical services, including public benefits enrollment and health insurance, food assistance, and mental health counseling.
Click here to read the full announcement
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Nearly $1 Million Awarded to NYC Groups Working on DACA
The Fund for New Citizens in The New York Community Trust recently announced $974,000 in grants awarded to 15 groups to help New York City's immigrants understand their rights and protect their families. The grants will go towards programs that serve New York City's immigrants affected by the White House's decision to terminate the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program as well as emergency preparedness.
Click here to read the full announcement
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Human Service Council's RFP Rater: Latest RFP Rating
As we reported in October's newsletter, Human Services Council launched its RFP Rater Tool, which was developed in response to the urgent need for nonprofit risk management tools. The tool is
designed
to help
nonprofit
human services organizations understand the risks and challenges involved in government business opportunities.
Click here to see the latest RFP rating
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#NYGivesDay is November 28 - Register Your Organization to Participate!
#NYGivesDay is a 24-hour giving challenge brought to you by the New York Council of Nonprofits and United Way of New York State to celebrate the work of nonprofits across the vast state of New York. Powered by GiveGab, #NYGivesDay is a day for nonprofits to come together, share their stories, and collect online donations! The last day to
register your nonprofit is November 15.
Click here to get started
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In Landmark Decision, TCPA's Nonprofit Exemption Survives Federal Court Challenge Intact - From Our Friends at Venable LLP
In a recent decision,
Spiegel v. Reynolds
, No. 1:15-cv-08504, 2017 WL 4535951 (N.D. Ill. Oct. 11, 2017), the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois (Court) granted summary judgment in favor of a professional fundraiser who had been sued under the federal Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), dismissing the plaintiff's case in full. The decision-only the second federal court opinion analyzing the TCPA's nonprofit exemption-represents not only a victory for paid charitable solicitors, but useful guidance for structuring the relationship between nonprofits and their paid fundraisers. Read more
here
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New York Paid Family Leave Law - Here's What You Should Know
We've received many inquiries about compliance with the recently-passed New York Paid Family Leave Law, which will take effect on January 1, 2018. Some overviews of the PFL requirements, prepared by the law firm Patterson Belknap, and Government Relations Council members are available here,
here, and here. Sign up for future alerts from Patterson Belknap here.
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GMHC Announces Strategic Partnership with ACRIA
NPCC member Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC), the world's first HIV/AIDS service
organization, today announced a new strategic partnership with ACRIA, a leading HIV research and
education nonprofit, forging a link between both prominent groups working to end the AIDS epidemic
and creating a new kind of service, research, and policy organization. Click here to read more.
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NYN Media Announces the 2017 "50 Over 50 Awards" Honorees
On Wednesday, November 8, NYN Media will honor 50 of New York's accomplished nonprofit leaders for their positive impact including these NPCC members:
- Joanne Bernstein-Cohen, Executive Director, The Little Orchestra Society/Orpheon
- Cathy A. Cramer, Esq., CEO, Legal Information for Families Today
- Susan Davies, Senior Vice President and Chief Development Officer, United Way of New York City
- Louis D. Farmer, Program Director, Urban Pathways
- Beth Finnerty, Chief Executive Officer, Cardinal McCloskey Community Services
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Rosa M. Gil, DSW, Founder, President & CEO, Comunilife Inc.
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Arlene Goldsmith
, Ph.D., Executive Director, New Alternatives for Children (NAC)
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Mark L. Goldsmith
, President and CEO, Getting Out and Staying Out
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Alison Hughes-Kelsick, Director of Education Outreach Program, Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New York
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Alisa H. Kesten, Executive Director, Volunteer New York!
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Sister Paulette LoMonaco, Executive Director, Good Shepherd Services
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Mitchell Netburn, CEO, Project Renewal
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Vivian Nixon
, Executive Director, College & Community Fellowship
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Alison Overseth
, Executive Director, Partnership for After School Education
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Jean OShea
, Executive Director, FDNY Foundation
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David M. Pollock, Associate Executive Director & Director, Public Policy and Jewish Security, Jewish Community Relations Council of NY
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Muzzy Rosenblatt
, CEO & President, BRC
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Liz Roberts
, Deputy CEO & Chief Program Officer, Safe Horizon
- Kathryn Salisbury, Executive Vice President of Strategy and New Business, Mental Health Association of NYC
- Laurie Sands, Program Director, Graham Windham
- Neal Shapiro, President & CEO, WNET - New York Public Media
- Msgr. Kevin Sullivan, Executive Director, The Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of New York
- Elsie McCabe Thompson, President, NYC Mission Society
- Sarah E. Walzer, CEO, Parent-Child Home Program
- Judy Zangwill, Executive Director, Sunnyside Community Services
Congratulations to all the honorees! To see the full list and attend this event,
click here.
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Understanding the Johnson Amendment: RECAP
NPCC's President Sharon Stapel was a panelist in Understanding The Johnson Amendment: The Cornerstone Of Public Trust In The Charitable Community, presented By The Heyman Program For Philanthropy And Fundraising on Thursday, November 2. The panel, which also included Mark Hefter, Vice President of the American Technion Society and member of NPCC's Government Relations Council, and Aimée Simpierre, editor-at-large for
New York Nonprofit Media, discussed the history of the Johnson Amendment and current efforts to repeal it. You can learn more about this topic, and sign on to a letter opposing the appeal attempts,
here.
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OTHER OPPORTUNITIES
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Governance Affinity Group of the Alliance for Nonprofit Management
Your board of directors is a key group in ensuring the success of your work. We encourage you to participate in this national study on the Leadership of Nonprofit Boards. There is little research or evidence about the ways board chairs, vice chairs, chair-elects, committee chairs, or other individuals who take-on leadership positions within the board are readied for their roles, how they define their roles and how they may share their responsibilities. Board officers and committee chairs are encouraged to take this survey.
Click here to begin the survey
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this month's issue
in PDF format.
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- A Better Jamaica, Inc.
- Apollo Theater Foundation
- Bring Back The Sun
- DECODE Education Fund
- Dolls & Macs Inc.
- Green Inside and Out
- Green Worker Cooperatives
- Harlem Presents, Inc.
- Interfaith Broadcasting Commission
- Mobilization for Justice
- Natalie Donahoe
- Sunset Spark
- Urban Pathways
- We Got Us Now, Inc.
- World Vasectomy Day, Inc.
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| New Audit Technique Guides for 501(c)(3) Organizations
Internal Revenue Service
The IRS has shared
Audit Technique Guides (ATGs) to guide its examiners during audits of specific types of organizations exempt from federal income tax. While ATGs are designed to provide guidance for IRS employees, they're also useful to the staffs and governing boards of exempt organizations, as well as the tax practitioners who work with them. ATGs recommend specific examination techniques, explain specialized business practices and terminology, and explore issues common to certain types of exempt organizations.
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| Strategies to Scale Up Social Programs
The Wallace Foundation
The Wallace Foundation published a report that focuses on how nonprofit organizations scale up social programs successfully and effectively. Using 45 social programs as case studies, this report shows how pathways, partnerships, and quality are critical to the scale up of social programs.
Click here to download
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| Navigating the Charitable Giving Landscape
MasterCard Center for Inclusive Growth
Nonprofit organizations are continually faced with the challenge of increasing donations, but often do not have the tools that enable them to better understand individual giving trends. In an effort to bridge this information gap, the MasterCard Center for Inclusive Growth has released the third edition of
Donation Insights,
which uses anonymized and aggregated MasterCard transaction data to provide insights on giving
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Key insights include:
- Growth in giving moderated: Total year-over-year donation growth was 4.3% year-to-date through June, compared to 5.9% in 2016.
- Donations vary by day of week: Giving is concentrated on the weekends more so for Environmental and Animal-Related causes than any other category.
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| Board Members Zoning Out? Stop Reading the CEO Report
Robert Acton, BoardSource
Robert Acton, NPCC Board Vice Chair and founder of Cause Strategy Partners, LLC, shares advice for executives to maintain board engagement.
Click here to read more
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| The Non-Profit Retirement Challenge [VIDEO]
Outward Bound Baltimore
An often overlooked program for nonprofit employees is the retirement benefit.
This video by Outward Bound Baltimore explains why this needs to be a priority for employers.
Click here to continue
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| Community Progress Makers Fund
Citi Foundation
The Citi Foundation has
announced the expansion of the
Community Progress Makers Fund, through an investment of an additional $20 million in leading nonprofit organizations across six U.S. cities. Building upon
the success of the first 40 Community Progress Makers, the Fund will provide unrestricted grant funding to community-based organizations working to tackle longstanding urban economic challenges for low-income residents. Two-year core operating support grants of up to $500,000 each will be available to nonprofits in Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami, New York City, San Francisco Bay Area and Washington, D.C. Community Progress Makers are established, visionary organizations that can align the efforts of multiple stakeholders toward shared goals. These nonprofits employ a cross-sector approach to connect communities to greater social and economic opportunities and demonstrate positive measurable impact. The deadline to apply is
December 18, 2017.
For more information and to apply, visit
citifoundation.com
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| BoardAssist Governance Awards
BoardAssist
BoardAssist is pleased to announce the grant of two governance awards in honor of two esteemed board members who are retiring this year: Ellen P. Simon and Hugh R. Frater. To honor their many years of service, BoardAssist would like to offer a gift of $1000 in each of their names to a nonprofit whose board has performed in a way consistent with the high standards they have set for nonprofit boards.
The Ellen P. Simon Award will be awarded to a New York City based nonprofit that shares an example of how their board has been particularly effective in the area of programming development. The Hugh R. Frater award will be awarded to a New York City nonprofit that shares an example of excellence in fiscal practices.
Applications are due by December 1 and winners will be announced January 19, 2018.
Click here for more details
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Do you need to rent a meeting, office or event space? Do you have space to rent? NPCC connects you through our Space Ads. These Ads are solely for 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations with office space available, those seeking space, or those with meeting or conference space for rent in the New York City area.
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New York Nonprofits is a monthly publication of the Nonprofit Coordinating Committee of New York, Inc. (NPCC).
Editor: Heysha Nameri, Communications Coordinator.
For information or questions about the enewsletter email
hnameri@npccny.org
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NPCC was established in 1984 to help nonprofits meet common challenges and problems, to serve as a meeting ground, and to strengthen the nonprofit sector as a whole. NPCC has more than 1,450 members in the New York metropolitan area, ranging from all volunteer groups to major institutions.
Membership in NPCC provides a place where your voice is heard and adds to the collective voice of the nonprofit community.
Dues for 501(c)(3) nonprofits (that are not grantmakers) are based upon the organization's annual operating budget.
Board Officers:
Ian J. Benjamin, Chair
Vice Chair: Robert Acton
Treasurer: Charlene Laniewski
Secretary: Merble Reagon
Board Members: Victoria Bailey, Richard Burns, Esq., Greg Cohen, Diana Davenport, Leslie Goldman, Ronda Kotelchuck, Patricia Kozu, Antoinette La Belle, Larry Lee, Sheila Lewandowski, Roland Lewis, Carolyn McLaughlin,
Tuhina De O'Connor,
Karen Pearl, Michael Seltzer, Emily Smith, Richard Souto, Sarah (BJ) Sung, Stephanie Thomas, Eileen Torres, Jo-Ann Yoo; Sharon Stapel, President
ex officio
Michael Clark, President Emeritus |
Jonathan A. Small, Esq., President Emeritus |
Peter Swords, Esq., President Emeritus |
John E. Craig, Jr., Cha
irman Emeritus
Copyright © 2017 Nonprofit Coordinating Committee of New York, Inc. New York Nonprofits is published twelve times a year. Select articles may be reprinted in print form (they may not be printed in any medium other than print form) with the express permission of the Nonprofit Coordinating Committee of New York, Inc.
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