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Helping Your Clients and Communities Connect with Energy Support
As a nonprofit professional, you may work with clients who are balancing rising household expenses, struggling with utility bills, navigating language or technology barriers, or simply unsure ...
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Helping Your Clients and Communities Connect with Energy Support
As a nonprofit professional, you may work with clients who are balancing rising household expenses, struggling with utility bills, navigating language or technology barriers, or simply unsure ...
What Washington 501(c)(3) Nonprofits Should Know About Managing Risk When Insurance Options Are Limited
With rising insurance costs and limited coverage options, proactive risk management can be a powerful tool to help Washington nonprofits keep their doors open and serving their ...
What Washington’s September 2026 Economic Forecast Means for Nonprofits
Washington’s September 2026 economic and revenue forecast shows a relatively stable outlook for nonprofits, though there are some mixed signals. The state economy is expected to keep growing, ...
Washington State Paid Sick Leave for Immigration Proceedings: What Nonprofits Need to Know
In Washington state, all employers, including nonprofit organizations, are required to provide paid sick leave to employees, but what you might not know is that paid sick leave can be used for ...
You Don’t Have a Fundraising Problem. You Have a Positioning Problem.
If this sounds familiar: your donors probably understand what you do but they can’t explain in a single sentence without prompting, why your organization is the right one to do it. This is a ...
Charitable Deduction in the Millionaires Tax: What You Need to Know
Grounding The Millionaires Tax, passed by the Legislature in 2026, is a 9.9% tax on income over $1 million. It will be paid by about 22,000 of the wealthiest households in Washington State. The ...
Public Student Loan Forgiveness: What You Need to Know
Public Service Loan Forgiveness allows borrowers who work full time for nonprofits and government agencies to have their outstanding debt forgiven tax-free on Federal Direct Loans, after making ...
Your Next Big Donor Is Closer Than You Think: Re-Engaging Lapsed Supporters in Your Fundraising CRM
Lapsed donors already know your mission — they just need the right invitation to reconnect. Here are 4 CRM-driven strategies to re-engage them before they disappear for good.
Return-to-Work Programs: What Nonprofit Employers Need to Know Before and After a Workplace Injury
As an employer, there are few things worse than having an employee get injured on the job, but there are several things that you can do for you and your injured employee to help them navigate ...
Mail-In Voting Update: Washington’s August Primary
August 4 is Primary Election Day. And mail-in voting is still alive and well in Washington state, for now. Thanks to an unexpected decision by the U.S. Supreme Court in late June (Watson v RNC), ...
The Connector Newsletter | July 2026
Stop Sweeping Changes to Overhaul Federal Grants
The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) are proposing changes to overhaul the set of rules, known as the Uniform Guidance, governing federal grants, cooperative agreements, and other monetary ...
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