National Council of Nonprofits

06/17/2026

Who gets it done for the LGBTQIA+ community? Nonprofits do!

We’re grateful to our network member, Kentucky Nonprofit Network, for highlighting the work the Lexington Pride Center does to celebrate and empower LGBTQIA+ Kentuckians. The Lexington Pride Center provides information, support, resources and more to fulfill their vision of a world free of marginalization.

Thank you to all the nonprofits filling the gaps in our communities during and year-round!

Which nonprofits in your community should be recognized next? Join the movement and celebrate a local nonprofit today: https://www.councilofnonprofits.org/nonprofits-get-it-done-campaign

06/16/2026

Last week, the National Council of Nonprofits network came together to connect, uplift, and support one another at this pivotal moment for nonprofits. Thank you to all the participants and speakers who joined us in our shared purpose of making communities stronger.

Another big thank you to our sponsors who made this event possible: Coeus Global, First Nonprofit, UST Workforce Solutions, QuickBooks Made Easy for Nonprofits, Novi AMS, Your Part-Time Controller, LLC, TriNet , UJoin, Civic Initiatives, LLC, OnBoard, MyFedTrainer, and GiftDrive.

06/12/2026

Who steps up for our kids? Your local nonprofits!

Thank you to Together SC for supporting Wings for Kids, a nonprofit in Charleston, South Carolina. Wings for Kids works with students, educators, and youth-serving organizations to set up students for success through afterschool programs, online resources, and educator workshops.

Join us in supporting them and the nonprofits in your community today: https://www.councilofnonprofits.org/nonprofits-get-it-done-campaign

WINGS for Kids gets it done by equipping kids with the skills they need to succeed in school, stay in school, and thrive in life. Because academic success is only part of the story. Kids also need confidence, resilience, and the tools to keep going.

Wings For Kids
wingsforkids.org

Share Your Story: https://www.togethersc.org/nonprofits-get-it-done

06/10/2026

Weekly Nonprofit Jobs Round-up:

🔹 Regional Advocacy Director - Northeast for American Families for Vaccines — $110,000 yearly
Remote – Multiple Locations

🔹 Artistic Director for Ragazzi Boys Chorus — $130,000–$150,000 yearly
Onsite – Redwood City, CA

🔹 Development Director for Resources Legacy Fund — $175,000–$215,000 yearly
Remote – Sacramento, CA

🔹 President & CEO for Families in Transition — $215,000–$245,000 yearly
Onsite – Manchester, NH

🔹 Executive Director for Amigos Hospitalito Atitlán (AHA) — $80,000–$120,000 yearly
Remote – Minneapolis, MN

🔹 Industry Content Senior Associate for Greenlight America — $65,000–$80,000 yearly
Remote – Nationwide, US

🔹 Retail Management for Goodwill Industries of Northwest North Carolina — $50,000–$60,000 yearly
Onsite – Asheville, NC

🔹 Senior Vice President of Advancement for Matriculate — $245,250 – $258,020 yearly
Onsite – New York, NY

🔹 Education and Housing Advocate - Nonprofit Law Office for Legal Aid Society of Greater Cincinnati — $24 hourly
Onsite – Cincinnati, OH

Find more nonprofit jobs at 👉 https://bit.ly/ncnjobs

06/09/2026

🚨 BREAKING: The federal government just proposed sweeping changes that could impact funding to nonprofits serving your community.

Here is what happened: A federal agency that oversees government spending proposed rewriting the rules that govern how federal grant money flows to nonprofits, food banks, health clinics, housing programs, and local governments across the country.

Under the new proposal, any administration would have the power to freeze, cut, or cancel grants in the middle of a program, change the terms mid-performance, and decide which organizations receive funding based on political ideology rather than community need.

What that means for real people: Disruptions to housing assistance. Gaps in health services. Vital programs losing funding mid-year. Organizations that serve the most vulnerable communities would bear the biggest impact.

Nonprofits have until July 13 to fight back. Here is how to help:
✅ Sign the national letter opposing the proposal
✅ Submit a public comment
✅ Email your members of Congress
👉 Add your name here: https://www.councilofnonprofits.org/articles/take-action-july-13-oppose-sweeping-changes-federal-grantmaking

06/08/2026

A heartfelt thank you to our incredible sponsors — your generosity is what makes our annual Network Learning Confab possible! 🙌 Because of you, nonprofit leaders come together, connect, and grow. We can't wait to see everyone soon!

06/05/2026

We’re grateful to the Kentucky Nonprofit Network for showcasing the incredible work by Visually Impaired Preschool Services to support children with low vision and blindness in Kentucky and Indiana.

Local nonprofits like Visually Impaired Preschool Services show up in our communities when their support matters most. The early intervention and educational services provided by VIPS are critical to supporting our families, so that everyone can thrive. Join us in supporting them!

How are local nonprofits showing up in your community? Help highlight a nonprofit and join the movement today: https://www.councilofnonprofits.org/nonprofits-get-it-done-campaign

make a difference in the lives of families every day. From empowering children with disabilities to supporting parents through a new diagnosis, nonprofits can support you in your greatest time of need.

Here’s what that looks like in action: VIPS serves 786 families across Kentucky and Indiana, providing critical vision interventions and in-home resources for children who are blind or have low vision, ensuring they can thrive!

Our communities rely on the support of our charitable nonprofits. Please contact Congress today to protect the critical resources nonprofits provide: nonprofitsgetitdone.org/

06/02/2026

Weekly Nonprofit Jobs Round-up:

🔹 President and CEO, National Institute for Children's Health Quality (NICHQ)'s for Third Sector New England — $253,000–$357,000 yearly
Remote – Boston, MA

🔹 Bilingual Senior Organizer (English/Spanish) for New York Civil Liberties Union Foundation — $65,000–$70,000 yearly
Hybrid – Centereach, NY

🔹 Associate Grants Consultant for Grants Plus — $59,000 yearly
Remote – Cleveland, OH

🔹 Development Director for Columbia Riverkeeper — $105,000–$125,000 yearly
Hybrid – Hood River, OR | Portland, OR

🔹 Managing Director, Advising Services for Tides Network Union — $159,200–$238,800 yearly
Remote – Multiple Locations

🔹 Controller for YouthBuild Philadelphia Charter School — $90,000–$115,000 yearly
Hybrid – Philadelphia, PA

🔹 Communications & Development Specialist for The Wendt Center for Loss and Healing — $50,000–$75,000 yearly
Hybrid – Washington, DC

🔹 Sr. Major Gifts Manager for Chesapeake Bay Outward Bound School — $72,000–$84,450 yearly
Hybrid– Washington, DC

🔹 Business Management Consultant for Communities Unlimited, Inc. — $61,800–$63,500 yearly
Remote – Texarkana, TX

Find more nonprofit jobs at 👉 https://bit.ly/ncnjobs

05/29/2026

Nonprofits are often the bridge between federal resources and the people who need them most.

The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) has proposed significant changes to the Uniform Guidance, the federal rules that govern grants and other financial assistance. These changes could affect nonprofits’ ability to access and administer funding that supports essential services in communities nationwide.

NCN is closely reviewing the proposal and will work to ensure nonprofits and community members have the opportunity to make their voices heard during the public comment period.

Read more and review the proposed rules: https://www.councilofnonprofits.org/pressreleases/office-management-and-budget-proposes-new-rules-govern-grantmaking-could-harm

05/29/2026

Thank you, New Mexico Thrives, for highlighting how the work of New Mexico Veterans & Families Foundation and New Mexico Vets for Pets support our veterans and their families!

Nonprofits across the country fill the gaps as our veterans adapt from military to civilian life, ensuring they have the support and care they need to overcome the challenges of transition.

Show your support for the nonprofits making a difference in your community, and join the movement today: https://www.councilofnonprofits.org/nonprofits-get-it-done-campaign

Nonprofits Get It Done 🌻

Across New Mexico, nonprofit organizations are stepping up every day to support veterans and their families - helping connect people with housing, health services, community support, and critical resources.

We’re grateful to the organizations across the New Mexico Thrives network doing this important work, including:
• New Mexico Veterans & Families Foundation
• New Mexico Vets for Pets

These organizations, along with many others in our statewide network, help ensure veterans in New Mexico have support, connection, and care when it matters most.

Explore the New Mexico Thrives member and consultant directories to learn more about organizations serving communities across our state: https://nmthrives.org/