Nonprofit service providers rallied at the Capitol Wednesday to push for more funding next fiscal year. Democrats in the legislature say nonprofits are among their priorities, but they’re still negotiating how to spend leftover funds next year. Nonprofits say they’ve been underfunded for years and need additional funding to continue serving their clients. Tracie
THERE. IT’S UNCLEAR IF ANYONE WAS HOME AT THE TIME OF THE FIRE OR IF ANYONE WAS INJURED. AFTER MONTHS OF DELAYS, SYNAGOGUES, MOSQUES AND OTHER PLACES OF WORSHIP FINALLY LEARNED WHETHER THEY WILL GET STATE MONEY TO RAMP UP SAFETY AND SECURITY MEASURES. THIS PROGRAM IS FOR FAITH BASED ORGANIZERS AND NONPROFITS. THE CALIFORNIA
BY LEXI SOLOMON | CityView Staff Nonprofit entities in Cumberland County will have another chance to apply for federal American Rescue Plan Act funding. The county’s American Rescue Plan committee voted unanimously Thursday to reopen applications through its Nonprofit Assistance Program. According to a Jan. 18 memorandum from Tye Vaught, the county’s chief of staff,