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New York Nonprofit Media is an essential news outlet for nonprofits in New York. Previously known as New York Nonprofit Press, this publication has been serving the nonprofit sector for 12 years under the direction of its founder and editor, Fred Scaglione. In 2014, City & State NY, LLC took over the company and, with Fred Scaglione's expertise, reimagined and reintroduced it as New York Nonprofit Media.

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Paving paths to green jobs with HOPE

Jan 11, 2025 | nynmedia.com | Phenix Kim

The must-read daily newsletter for NYN's political community. Get it in your inbox. email For 40 years, The HOPE program has equipped individuals from marginalized communities with the tools, self-assurance and support needed to secure meaningful employment. Having trained over 400 cohorts and thousands of graduates, HOPE empowers communities with disproportionately higher unemployment rates, with 90% of the program’s participants identifying as Black, indigenous and people of color.
From veteran to nonprofit housing leader

Jan 8, 2025 | nynmedia.com | Phenix Kim

The must-read daily newsletter for NYN's political community. Get it in your inbox. email While New Yorkers continue to face increasingly higher median rents, nonprofit developers are striving to replenish the city’s affordable housing supply. IMPACCT Brooklyn has stewarded the community for over 60 years, converting deteriorating properties into affordable living spaces while helping low-income residents retain housing amidst the borough’s mass waves of gentrification.
Amida Care marks 20-year legacy of supporting New Yorkers with HIV

Dec 6, 2024 | nynmedia.com | William Diep

Nonprofit community health plan Amida Care, specializing in providing comprehensive health coverage and coordinated care to people on Medicaid suffering from chronic conditions, including HIV/AIDS and behavioral health disorders, is celebrating two decades of service to New Yorkers. And to mark the milestone, the organization published a 20-year legacy report on Dec. 1 in commemoration of World AIDS Day.
The Jewish Board of Family and Children Services marks a milestone of helping New Yorkers

Nov 27, 2024 | nynmedia.com | Rich Mendez

The must-read daily newsletter for NYN's political community. Get it in your inbox. email November 27, 2024 12:56 PM ET Nonprofits New York City The Jewish Board of Family and Children’s Service – one of New York’s largest and longest-running mental health and social service agencies – celebrated its 150th anniversary last month.
Giving students a head start into the media and entertainment industry

Nov 18, 2024 | nynmedia.com | Phenix Kim

The must-read daily newsletter for NYN's political community. Get it in your inbox. email November 18, 2024 03:46 PM ET Nonprofits Education When a high school in Washington Heights sought donations of used filming equipment to save their media studies program, the Hispanic Information and Telecommunications Network proposed an even better idea – to build a new production studio right inside the school.
New York ballot proposal election results 2024

Nov 7, 2024 | nynmedia.com | Sahalie Donaldson

The must-read daily newsletter for NYN's political community. Get it in your inbox. email Candidates weren’t the only thing on the ballot this November. New York City voters also had the opportunity to weigh in on six ballot proposals, including one state constitutional amendment, known as Proposal 1. The latter, also referred to as the Equal Rights Amendment, garnered a flurry of attention from supporters and opponents throughout the election cycle.
New York ballot proposal election results 2024

Nov 7, 2024 | nynmedia.com | Sahalie Donaldson

The must-read daily newsletter for NYN's political community. Get it in your inbox. email Candidates weren’t the only thing on the ballot this November. New York City voters also had the opportunity to weigh in on six ballot proposals, including one state constitutional amendment, known as Proposal 1. The latter, also referred to as the Equal Rights Amendment, garnered a flurry of attention from supporters and opponents throughout the election cycle.
The vibe at City Hall is Thank God for Maria Torres-Springer

Nov 6, 2024 | nynmedia.com | Sahalie Donaldson

The must-read daily newsletter for NYN's political community. Get it in your inbox. email November 6, 2024 05:00 AM ET New York City Personality Just one week into her life as a New Yorker, Maria Torres-Springer found herself evacuating midtown Manhattan, only barely aware of how to get back to her apartment in Brooklyn. The city – a place where the recent college graduate had long dreamed of building a life – was devastated.
The vibe at City Hall is Thank God for Maria Torres-Springer

Nov 6, 2024 | nynmedia.com | Sahalie Donaldson

The must-read daily newsletter for NYN's political community. Get it in your inbox. email November 6, 2024 05:00 AM ET New York City Personality Just one week into her life as a New Yorker, Maria Torres-Springer found herself evacuating midtown Manhattan, only barely aware of how to get back to her apartment in Brooklyn. The city – a place where the recent college graduate had long dreamed of building a life – was devastated.
Prop 1 explained, in painstaking detail

Nov 4, 2024 | nynmedia.com | Rebecca C. Lewis

The must-read daily newsletter for NYN's political community. Get it in your inbox. email Along with races for president, Congress and the state Legislature, voters across the state will have the chance to weigh in on a proposed state constitutional amendment. Prop 1, or the Equal Rights Amendment, has drawn significant attention from both supporters and opponents.