211: (news) Nonprofit Job losses, Giving Blck and Money making mittens

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Hosts Kariesha and George talk through the top Nonprofit industry stories of 2/1/2021

 

Nonprofit Sector Still Seeing Net Loss of Nearly 1 Million Jobs The Johns Hopkins Center for Civil Society Studies has released a new report that shows that nonprofit employment is still well below pre-pandemic levels. While the sector has recovered from its losses of nearly 1.64 million layoffs last spring, the industry is still facing a deficit of 929,000 jobs compared to before the pandemic. In fact, nonprofits lost 50,000 jobs in December, signaling that recovery will be a long time coming. Read more ➝   $2B Gap Exists In Giving To Black-led Organizations Despite trends in increased levels of giving in both 2019 and 2020, the racial giving gap continues to remain large. In 2019, only 4% of grants and contributions went to organizations with a Black, Indigenous, or Latino/a/x leader. To further highlight this disparity, “combined funding to Black communities makes up 1 percent of all community foundation funding” representing an underfunding of $2 billion, according to the National Center for Responsive Philanthropy. Give Blck seeks to advance racial equality in giving. Read more ➝

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✅ The Summary... Charity Navigator: Why Give Black? Nonprofit Employment Remains below Pre-Pandemic Levels United Way CEO’s Fate Uncertain Amid Growing Crisis At The Nonprofit COVID-19 Exposes Mental Health Coverage Gap in Both US and Canada NewSchools Venture Fund launches new strategy, commits $100 million What we know about the nonprofits that received grants from MacKenzie Scott The New Face of Charitable Giving During the Pandemic

🙋‍♀️ Opinions Vaccines for major donors, and how our fundraising practices perpetuate unethical behaviors and inequity MacKenzie Scott, Melinda Gates, Priscilla Chan: On Women Philanthropists An Open Letter to Community Foundations from a Concerned Executive Director A more equitable charitable tax policy