North Carolina nonprofits are facing critical challenges as persistent federal funding delays threaten their ability to provide essential services, particularly for sexual assault victims.
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- Just days after President Donald Trump visited Western North Carolina to survey damage from Tropical Storm Helene, a now-rescinded White House memo ordering the pause of federal grants and loans has area nonprofits, many working on storm recovery, reeling with uncertainty and fear.
CONTACTS:
Dawn Chávez, Chair, Board of Directors, North Carolina Center for Nonprofits, 828-712-0675
Jeanne C. Tedrow, President & CEO, North Carolina Center for Nonprofits, 919-889-2902The North Carolina Center for Nonprofits has announced that Ivan Canada will be its new President and CEO beginning in February 2024. Canada will be the third leader of the Center since its founding in 1990.
- Ivan Canada, who has led North Carolina for Community and Justice for almost 10 years, is leaving the Greensboro organization to become president and CEO of the North Carolina Center for Nonprofits.
- Recent comments on "dark money" have raised questions about the types of nonprofit organizations and what roles they can play in municipal elections.
- The new fiscal year for the state of North Carolina began on the first of July, but North Carolina is not operating on a new budget for the new year because of a delay in the State House and State Senate.
- Nonprofit member organizations of the North Carolina Center for Nonprofits have elected four new members and re-elected six continuing members to the Center’s 2023-24 Board of Directors.
- Jeanne C. Tedrow, President and CEO of the North Carolina Center for Nonprofits, announced that she will retire at the end of this year after serving nonprofits across the state with the Center since 2017.
- The Board of Directors of the North Carolina Center for Nonprofits has elected four new members to provide strategic direction and growth around the Center’s mission to educate, connect, and advocate for North Carolina nonprofits.
- Leaders of Triangle charities are concerned their organizations’ finances may be challenged this year by the recent expiration of several temporary tax provisions, including the expanded child tax credit, the Employee Retention Tax Credit, and three tax incentives for charitable giving.