“The Flow of Community Investment” and Louisville’s culture of giving Subscribers to Louisville Business First may have seen a guest comment published on August 9 by Jeana Dunlap (a community investment specialist at the Louisville Coordinated Community Investment Project), Ben Reno-Weber (director of the … Read More
Today we have quite a range of online opportunities for you, from the tactical to the strategic: Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Toolkits: Train the Trainer (Level 2) If you have completed the Level 1 Certification program, you will want … Read More
KNN Survey: Don’t forget to complete your KNN Check-In Survey by 5:00 PM today. Ethical nonprofit marketing: Strategies for a more just and equitable recovery At 9 AM this Thursday, July 23, Deon Stokes will help you position your nonprofit to even greater good … Read More
KNN and Grantmakers surveying nonprofits in Kentucky and Southern Indiana The Kentucky Nonprofit Network has again partnered with Grantmakers of Kentucky on a 15-minute survey to check in on Kentucky’s nonprofits. The survey addresses the issues you are facing, the impact of … Read More
Tell your federal representatives to ensure next COVID-19 legislation supports nonprofits The National Council of Nonprofits and the Kentucky Nonprofit Network are urging all nonprofits to sign onto a letter by this Friday, July 10. The letter urges legislators to: (a) continue emergency … Read More
Tell your Senators to help save nonprofits from cash flow nightmares The National Council of Nonprofits is calling on all nonprofits to contact their U.S. senators and urge them to immediately pass S.4001, the Protecting Nonprofits from Catastrophic Cash Flow Strain … Read More
June is Pride month. COVID-19, protests for racial justice and Black Lives Matter, and dire economic news have justifiably consumed recent news cycles, so Pride Month got less attention than usual. But last week’s landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling that the 1964 Civil Rights … Read More
Today, we celebrate Juneteenth with our entire community. It commemorates June 19, 1865, when slavery was finally abolished in Texas – over 30 months after Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation freed slaves in the rest of the Confederacy. The Juneteenth flag appears … Read More
The image above is taken from Angélica Dass’s “Humanae” project, in which she photographed hundreds of people from around the world. Ms. Dass is attempting to show our “true colors” by mapping human skin tones (measured by an 11-pixel sample on her … Read More
PPP update, including forgiveness application | Other resources for local nonprofits Congress continues to try to address the sagging economy by adding to and modifying the CARES Act. A week ago, the House of Representatives passed the Paycheck Protection Program … Read More