Washington Nonprofits Statement Regarding Anti-Asian Violence
March 22, 2021 |
Washington Nonprofits stands in solidarity with our Asian American colleagues, friends, family, and neighbors. While Asian Americans have faced racism throughout our nation’s history, the ...
This month we present a special edition of the Connector focused on the Washington State Nonprofit Conference! We are so excited to tell you more about why the virtual conference will be our best offering yet. From out different tracks to all the ways you will be able to engage with other nonprofit leaders from across the state, the Connector will help you to see why we cannot wait to see you there!
Another Appeal to Consider a PPP Loan for Your Nonprofit
March 16, 2021 |
PPP Loans for Nonprofits
Nonprofits are not taking advantage of PPP loans in large numbers. Why? We know the following factors might be causing some nonprofits not to apply, and here are our ...
COVID Relief Update
March 16, 2021 |
The American Rescue Plan Act
March 15, 2021
Additional COVID Relief has been critical to nonprofits across the U.S. and here in Washington State. On March 11, 2021, President Biden signed ...
The Connector looks this month at the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic as well as a new FAQ about alcohol at silent auctions for when we are able to return to in person events. But this year we invite you to engage with us! We are accepting workshops proposals for our Washington State Nonprofit Conference. We also want our Legislature to hear from you! Our Nonprofit Voices campaign gives you the tools you need to make your voice and nonprofit heard in the long session. And we welcome the newest member of our team, Alex Panagotacos!
You can now include alcohol at online silent auctions
UPDATE: This article reflects a temporary rule that has since been updated. Please see the current rules.
Transitioning your fundraiser to a virtual platform last year was hard. We heard many ...
This is the landing page for the 2021 Volunteer Managers Cohort! Thanks to funding from Serve Washington, Washington Nonprofits will continue serving volunteer managers with three convenings of volunteer managers in 2021 and additional support between events.
Welcome to the new year! To start the new year we have a new post about how to start a nonprofit in Washington. After, we explore an exercise in active listening, more important than ever as we continue to navigate the uncharted waters of the pandemic. We also want to help you be heard this legislative session! Our upcoming campaign, Nonprofit Voices, will help to ensure the nonprofit sector is represented, and we need your help!
When Members of Their Community Weren’t Getting Public Health Information, These Nonprofits Came Together To Change It
January 18, 2021 |
When it’s a matter of public health, getting information out is critical.So, when Spanish-speaking residents of Grays Harbor weren’t receiving timely information about the Coronavirus pandemic, nonprofits in the area came together to do something about it.
Since the pandemic started, several people per week have been asking me how to start a nonprofit. Often, they want to know how fast they can secure tax-exempt status. Your generous and empathetic responses to society’s increasing needs boosts my faith in humanity.
2020 has been a challenging year for nonprofits in Washington. As the new year approaches, we asked nonprofit leaders across the state to share how they’re feeling about the end of year and what they hope for their nonprofit in 2021.
