Dustup at Gracie over DOC official’s lack of social media postings

Press secretary Annais Morales told Miriam Singh, the agency’s compliance officer, that other agency staff deserved their turn.

• By Kelly Grace Price
• October 10, 2024

New campaign engages CUNY to quantify need in human services

The human services and advocacy campaign known as BUMP, or “Bring up minimum pay,” wants the minimum wage floor for the sector to match the cost of living in New York state.

• By Angelique Molina-Mangaroo, NYN Media
• October 9, 2024

As food insecurity wages across the city, lawmakers look to expand free school meals

A push for statewide universal meal programs has support from advocates.

• By Phenix Kim, NYN Media
• October 7, 2024

5 things to know about First Deputy Mayor Maria Torres-Springer

The longtime bureaucrat has been elevated to add some steady leadership during a time of crisis in the Eric Adams administration.

• By Holly Pretsky and William Diep
• October 8, 2024

Laurie Cumbo has walked in the footsteps of New York City’s museum leaders

As Department of Cultural Affairs commissioner, her lifetime of experience sets her apart.

• By Phenix Kim
• October 1, 2024

Standing up for low-income New York families facing the courts

An interview with Tehra Coles, executive director of the Center for Family Representation in New York

• By Tim Murphy, NYN Media
• September 13, 2024

Three onboarding best practices for post-COVID-19 hires

If your nonprofit’s onboarding process hasn’t undergone a refresh recently, consider these critical changes that will resonate with new employees.

• By Jill Krumholz, NYN Media
• July 27, 2022

Real Talk: Discretionary awards and the pitfalls to watch out for

• By John MacIntosh
• February 16, 2022

This is how cryptocurrency could revolutionize ‘spare changing’

• By Jonathan Keim
• August 21, 2018

Minority and women-owned businesses get tiny increase of NYC spending

Comptroller Brad Lander’s annual procurement report found that 5.3% of city contracts and purchase orders registered in Fiscal Year 2023 went to MWBEs, up from 5.2% in the previous fiscal year

• By Megan McGibney, NYN Media
• March 18, 2024

How nonprofits benefit from Donor Advised Funds

With giving on a slow-down going into 2024, Sam Marks of FJC weighs in on how nonprofits can stay creative while attracting long-term investors

• By Phenix Kim, NYN Media
• March 1, 2024

The New York Community Trust awards more than $7.7 million to 39 nonprofits

Grants went to providers delivering migrant services, cancer care, supporting people with disabilities and the arts sector.

• By Phenix Kim
• February 14, 2024

Showing impact with St. Nicks Alliance and Change Capital Fund

Change Capital Fund invests in helping nonprofits demonstrate their impact, but the data collection to make that happen can be a heavy lift.

• By AIMÉE SIMPIERRE
• May 3, 2018

These are the FPWA's New York City budget priorities

We sat down with the leader of a leading nonprofit to discuss where the sector is at after the passage of the state budget.

• By AIMÉE SIMPIERRE
• April 26, 2018

Denham Wolf on helping nonprofits make real estate decisions

• By AIMÉE SIMPIERRE
• April 19, 2018

Opinion: Ending food waste and the cycle of hunger – it can be done

Sharing Excess redistributes food that would otherwise go to waste to communities in need.

• By Evan Ehlers
• September 24, 2024

Opinion: It’s time for Hochul to unpause congestion pricing

We’re suing Gov. Kathy Hochul because her reckless decision to pause congestion pricing threatens our state’s climate goals.

• By Jessica Enzmann, NYN Media
• September 23, 2024

Opinion: Saving for college is part of my public school story

How the nonprofit NYC Kids RISE program was a game changer.

• By Nadia Landy, NYN Media
• September 4, 2024