#nonprofit

#nonprofit

Goodwill San Francisco Bay is closing its San Francisco headquarters and Oakland store, leading to job losses while planning for future growth.

Goodwill of Silicon Valley has acquired a new headquarters to enhance job training and community services, aided significantly by a major donation.

Old Skool Cafe empowers at-risk youth through restaurant training, providing skills and job opportunities to help break the cycle of hardship.

Nonprofits increasingly use AI, yet few have policies governing its use, exposing them to risks.

Establishing AI policies can help nonprofits leverage technology ethically while minimizing risks.

Loma Mar Outpost transforms from a for-profit cafe to a nonprofit community hub, enhancing local resilience and connection.

NaNoWriMo, after 25 years, is closing due to financial problems and controversial AI policy changes.

NaNoWriMo is shutting down after 20 years due to financial struggles and community controversies.

NaNoWriMo is shutting down after 25 years due to financial issues and community backlash, intensified by its AI stance.

NaNoWriMo is closing after 20 years due to financial struggles and reputational issues stemming from community complaints and statements on AI.

OpenAI is transitioning from a nonprofit to a for-profit to address urgent nonprofit challenges.

California AG investigates OpenAI's shift to for-profit status and asset management, raising concerns about the future of charitable assets.

The Watch Duty app revolutionizes wildfire awareness and communication during emergencies in California.

Technology For Families In Need (TechFIN) is closing the digital divide for low-income households in NYC and recently won the 2025 Spark Prize.

Good Call won the 2025 Spark Prize for enhancing legal aid technology, improving support for underserved communities during critical arrest periods.

Cryptocurrency donations are growing but face challenges in acceptance by charities due to regulations and technical issues.

Watch Duty is a nonprofit wildfire alert app that prioritizes public service over profit, as its co-founder refuses to sell it amid growing demand.

Armando Lacayo's croissants are a standout in San Francisco, prompting a third location's opening amid strong demand.

CoSigns Sessions combines live music and mental health conversations, supporting the Sound Mind Center's mission to advocate for wellness through the arts.

Day of the Devs is a nonprofit that highlights indie games through free events with no cost to attendees or developers.

Haul Gallery's exhibition allows buyers to set their own price for art, challenging traditional market dynamics.

Wildly Kind encourages anonymous acts of kindness through creative installations in public spaces.

Jewelry for Good enables donations of unused valuables as tax-deductible contributions to charities.

Oregon Children's Theatre has paused all programming indefinitely while seeking to raise $1 million for future viability.

Wine & Dine event supports first-generation students through education, with 99% high school graduation success rate and scholarships exceeding $170,000 distributed in 2023.

Tony La Russa has founded a new animal welfare nonprofit, La Russa Rescue Champions, demonstrating a continued commitment to animal advocacy.

SolMateo's kitchen tour event promotes mental health awareness and supports local crisis organizations.

The future of nonprofits reliant on federal funding is uncertain due to a recent funding freeze.

CGRS received a 'stop work' order halting support for unaccompanied migrant children, impacting crucial legal services.

Harm reduction programs for the homeless face funding threats amid political changes, raising concerns about their future and impact on public health.

Brooklyn Book Bodega won the 2025 Spark Prize to enhance literacy and provide books to children across New York City.

MECCA provides affordable art supplies while promoting sustainability through recycling, driven by a dedicated team and community engagement.

Women entrepreneurs exemplify resilience and purpose, driving innovation while staying true to their values.

Chris Anderson announces an open call for applicants to take over TED's leadership, emphasizing nonprofit goals.

The Trump administration's scrutiny on diversity initiatives targets the nonprofit Sponsors for Educational Opportunity, crucial for student success on Wall Street.

The concert featuring teenage musicians and the Marine Band was canceled due to DEI-focused executive orders, but was successfully reorganized by veterans.

Former Oakland nonprofit leader faces federal charges for embezzlement and fraud.

Allegations include misuse of funds for personal purchases and a high-profile donation.

Association's interim director expresses resilience amidst controversy.

The New York Sign Museum highlights the history of signage through salvaged artifacts, showcasing the dedication of its founders.

Hashimoto Contemporary organizes a fundraiser to help LA fire victims, with all proceeds directed to nonprofits supporting impacted individuals.

CHiPS has been awarded the 2025 Spark Prize to enhance services for expectant and new mothers.

The Food Bank of Central New York seized an opportunity to rescue over 40,000 pounds of salmon from a local fish farm going out of business.

The Princess Project Silicon Valley urgently needs a new location to continue providing free prom dresses to teens.

City Council supports a resource center for foster families; disagreement over zoning recommendations complicates the project's progress.

Rick Caruso's foundation is focused on rebuilding single-family homes in LA burn zones to support low-income homeowners.

Rick Caruso founded a nonprofit group, Steadfast LA, to expedite Los Angeles' reconstruction after recent wildfires.

EmergencyRV.org is providing crucial shelter through donated RVs for families affected by wildfires in Los Angeles.

Watch Duty app is crucial for real-time wildfire updates during LA wildfires, achieving 2.5 million downloads in two weeks.

Trick Dog is hosting a one-night cocktail event to support the LA hospitality community through charity donations.

All proceeds will benefit Another Round Another Rally, providing aid to hospitality workers affected by recent events.

The San Francisco Flower Market has transitioned to a nonprofit organization after over a century of operation, marking a significant evolution in its history.

Florence Zhu founded Secure Steps to educate and support college students facing intimate partner violence.

Rachael Kelly created HiveStrong and HiveSmart to support survivors of trauma, improving workplace productivity through trauma-informed practices.