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The new guidance, while an improvement, continues to systemically disadvantage historically marginalized communities and the nonprofits that serve them.
We urge legislative leaders and the Moore Administration to acknowledge the vital role of nonprofits and provide the necessary financial assistance to ensure they can continue their crucial work.
The collective emphasizes the critical need for legislative action to support the act as part of a long-term solution to the state’s financial crisis.
Our goal is to compile these resources into a centralized, easily accessible format that will be shared broadly within our network and with the public.
Dear Friends, As I write this message, emergency workers have entered the recovery phase in the search for the missing construction workers from the catastrophic Key Bridge collapse. Thinking of the six people who are presumed lost is heartbreaking and a reminder of the incredibly hard and dangerous work that members of our community do at […]
Read what nonprofit advocates and legislators had to say in favor of the Fair Share Maryland Plan.
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Media Contact: Imany Dye, Communications & Marketing Coordinator Iadye@mdnonprofit.org | (443) 238 2336 Baltimore, Maryland – Maryland Nonprofits, the sole association representing the 40,000 nonprofit organizations in Maryland, is pleased to announce the election of new board members and officers to terms beginning January 1, 2024. The 2024 Maryland Nonprofits Board of Directors will play […]
Baltimore, MD | [12/18/2023] – Maryland Nonprofits, the only association representing all 40,000 nonprofits in the state, proudly announces its transformative commitment to intersectional systems change, a focal point of its 2024 Policy Priorities. These comprehensive statewide goals aim to eliminate systemic barriers, ensuring all Marylanders may equitably participate in a thriving and inclusive state, […]
[Oxon Hill, MD | December 7, 2023] – Maryland Nonprofits and Maryland Latinos Unidos welcomed a diverse and esteemed group of more than 200 individuals, including nonprofit leaders, government legislators, and community members, to a joyous end-of-year celebration on December 5, 2023. The event, held at Oxon Hill Manor, was a testament to the spirit […]