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The B.R.O. Experience Foundation honors individuals for their contributions to mental health initiatives for young men of color during the Extraordinary Men Awards.

Friends of Firefighters' gala raises funds for mental health support, addressing the rising need for active and retired firefighters due to increasing illness and suicide rates.

Donna Thomas founded James' Warriors to combat suicide stigma and promote mental health after her son James died by suicide.

Matthew's experience at the Pacific Autism Center illustrates the profound impact of a supportive educational environment on the well-being of children with autism.

Sunday Assembly Silicon Valley aims to inspire community engagement and personal growth through inclusive, life-affirming events and activities.

SASV promotes a community-focused lifestyle encouraging individuals to live better, help others, and embrace wonder through inclusive activities and service initiatives.

SASV promotes community engagement and personal growth through inclusive gatherings and service initiatives.

SASV promotes inclusivity, personal growth, and community service through inspiring events and engagements.

It fosters connection and purpose in its members by organizing diverse activities and gatherings.

Street Roots staff have unanimously voted to unionize with the CWA, seeking voluntary recognition from their board to avoid NLRB election.

The Old Church Concert Hall is evolving into a multifaceted cultural hub to better serve its community post-pandemic.

All Classical Radio's expansion to the KOIN Tower in Portland exceeds expectations, marking a significant milestone for the nonprofit.

MacKenzie Scott's $30 million donation will enhance Housing Trust Silicon Valley's efforts to combat the Bay Area's affordable housing crisis.

New affordable housing initiatives by Yellow Roof Foundation aim to support families in transitioning to self-sufficiency.

Collaboration with local nonprofits and city helps create accessible homes for families in need.

Mission Local has elected three new board members to enhance its mission of delivering award-winning journalism to wider audiences.

The Beacon closes its Wichita newsroom after three years, signaling challenges in sustaining local news operations despite initial funding and support.

Today is #GivingTuesday, a crucial day for fundraising to support independent journalism and uphold democracy.

Mission Local relies on community donations to support independent journalism and extensive election coverage.

Mission Local is a community-funded nonprofit newsroom dedicated to delivering unique and thorough news coverage in San Francisco.

Education and support should begin at birth to ensure college access, as emphasized by Dreama Gentry's work with rural youth.

Nonprofit challenges in funding impact vital support programs for the needy, especially during the holidays.

Terry Asquith founded the Mothers' Milk Bank, saving thousands of infants' lives by coordinating human milk donations for at-risk babies. She reflects on this accomplishment with pride.

The Upper West Side Cinema Center aims to restore the Metro Theater, purchasing it for $7 million if they secure funding by year-end.

Ligia Booker founded La Luz to support Latino families in Sonoma Valley and address their community challenges.

ABCD is facing a toy shortage despite receiving 6,500 requests from families, needing more donations to meet the increased demand.

Dylan Zajac's side hustle of refurbishing computers evolved into a nonprofit, Computers 4 People, to provide valuable resources to those in need.

Steve Mariotti inspired at-risk youths through business education, profoundly impacting their lives and futures before his passing.

1863 Ventures is transitioning to New Majority Ventures while maintaining support for underrepresented founders and its original mission.

The inaugural Brooklyn Org Changemakers Ball celebrated nonprofit leaders and raised a record $1.2 million to support community-driven change in Brooklyn.

Almond-Schmid transitioned from military service to leading a nonprofit for veterans, emphasizing her commitment to helping fellow military members.

Nia House, a nonprofit Montessori preschool, highlights the impact of education on low-income children and celebrates 50 years of service.

The Jazz Station serves as a community hub for jazz enthusiasts and aspiring musicians, promoting education and performance.

Amanda Guest steps down as BFF.fm director to address financial challenges and transition to a volunteer-run organization.

The Bedford Stuyvesant Early Childhood Development Center struggles to reopen due to unresolved mold issues related to their facilities operated by NYCHA.

Dorothy Day House is essential for unsheltered individuals in Berkeley, providing vital services like shelter, meals, and job training since the 1990s.

Veterans living in poor conditions hope for improvement with new nonprofit management after county intervention.

A scheme involving former Apple employees exploited donation matching to defraud the company and charities, leading to multiple felony charges.

A nonprofit leader accepted responsibility for fraudulently obtaining COVID-19 unemployment benefits totaling almost $1.5 million.

Foster misused personal information to file fraudulent claims while directing proceeds to his nonprofit organization.

Two former nonprofit employees charged in a kickback scheme misappropriating over $500,000 meant for homeless services in NYC.

The Knowledge House celebrates a decade of empowering underserved communities through tech education, promoting diversity and inclusion in the industry.

Girl Power Rocks empowers 'at-promise' girls through education, mentorship, and community programs.

OneGoal provides critical support to low-income students in navigating college challenges and promoting educational equity.

The farm enriches the lives of refugees by allowing them to cultivate crops familiar to their culture while providing income and fostering independence.

Emma's Torch empowers refugees through culinary education and comprehensive support to foster economic independence and community integration.

Asphalt Green is set to take over operations of the Major R. Owens Health and Wellness Community Center in Central Brooklyn, enhancing its commitment to community health.

The Latino Task Force is fundraising to keep its vaccination site open after city funding delays due to contracting errors.

NAR executives face scrutiny over lavish salaries and perks amidst potential tax law violations and member dissatisfaction.

NAR's executives and volunteer leaders enjoy unparalleled financial perks and compensation levels in the nonprofit housing sector, raising questions about tax compliance.

The hefty salaries and lavish benefits for NAR leaders come under scrutiny from legal experts considering the organization's nonprofit status.

Burning Man is facing a financial challenge, needing to raise $20 million amid decreased ticket sales, marking a crucial moment for the festival.

Sisters of the Road faces challenges after the building purchase fell through, prompting a reassessment of their fundraising and operational needs.

SF Oasis celebrates 10 years with a gala to support LGBTQ+ arts, vital for fair compensation of artists post-pandemic.

The Oaklandside provides news and information without endorsing candidates or ballot measures, prioritizing civic engagement.

National Links Trust focuses on renovating public golf courses to enhance accessibility and maintain historical significance.

The Nonbinarian Bookstore expands access to queer literature in Brooklyn, offering both sales and free books to foster community support.

George Smart transitioned from corporate consulting to promoting Modernist architecture, founding an extensive nonprofit archive.

LinkedIn introduces 'Open to Volunteer' feature to connect members with nonprofit opportunities matching their skills and interests.

18 Reasons is expanding its cooking classes into the East Bay after 14 years, providing more accessibility to paid cooking education for the community.

18 Reasons is expanding its cooking classes to the East Bay for the first time, focusing on low-income communities.

James Morgan's departure from the York Theater Company was prompted by inappropriate comments about diversity following a stroke.

Personal branding is essential for leaders to enhance organizational awareness and impact.