In This Newsletter:

  • Redlined and Red Hot Panel Discussion

  • Good News: Youth Shelter Program of Westchester Grant

  • OPCON Coming to Westchester

  • Nonprofit Compensation Survey

  • Charting an Anti-Racist Path Forward

  • The Giving Guide

  • NPW Upcoming Events

  • NPW Event Recap: ELP visits Feeding Westchester

  • Member Events

  • Funding

REDLINED & RED HOT

Groundwork Hudson Valley: Redlined & Red Hot Panel Discussion: August 17

An expert panel discussion on the innovative, local, and community-led solutions currently being implemented to address climate change-related extreme heat and flooding in Yonkers.

You do not want to miss this informative and compelling panel discussion about local climate mitigation solutions and strategies. Register for free here.

 

GOOD NEWS

 

Youth Shelter Program of Westchester Grant

A year ago, the Youth Shelter Program of Westchester was selected to be one of just eight sites throughout the country to participate in the Motion for Justice, Reshaping Prosecution initiative through the Vera Institute of Justice, to learn how we can move from overcriminalization to thriving communities. 

As a result of this incredible partnership, YSOW we will be receiving a $250,000 unrestricted operating grant from the Vera Institute. 

Vera President Nicholas R. Turner stated, “At Vera, we are committed to building not just our own power, but that of our partners and the field in which we work, and this is one tangible way in which we can do so.” 

 

OPCON COMING TO WESTCHESTER

 

2022 Westchester Nonprofit OpCon: November 9th, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM at Reid Castle at Manhattanville College

On November 9, the legendary Nonprofit OpCon is coming to Westchester and Nonprofit Westchester is partnering with New York Nonprofit Media to make it happen! The focus will be on IT, risk, finance, HR & more, and new industry standards and guidelines to improve your nonprofit’s impact! Early-bird rates are available. For information on speaking or sponsorship opportunities, contact Kelly Murphy at kmurphy@cityandstateny.com.

Register for OpCon Here
 

GOVERNMENT RELATIONS SERIES

After a significant influx of Federal funding to support recovery from the pandemic, join NPW learn what to expect in this year’s county budget and advocate for sector-wide and individual needs.

 

COMPENSATION SURVEY

Complete the first Westchester Only Nonprofit Compensation Survey and Receive the Report for FREE – a $350 Value. Note: You can save your work and don't need to finish the survey all at once! 

 
 

CHARTING AN ANTI-RACIST PATH FORWARD

NPW is committed to providing the resources for our members and all nonprofits to build anti-racist systems, support people of color to lead, and fortify BIPOC led organizations.

See the full video of our April 7th Forum attended by more than 200 people, read the report Taking Action: Charting an Anti-Racist Path Forward in Westchester’s Nonprofit Sector, and listen to a short clip of Joanne Dunn's speech below.

THE GIVING GUIDE

 

We are excited to share a unique opportunity that will highlight the important work of Westchester’s nonprofit community. Giving Guide: Regional Philanthropic Opportunities will be included as a special supplement in 914INC.’s. Nov./Dec. issue. The Giving Guide will present readers with a chance to learn about the positive social impact of the Westchester nonprofit sector and to philanthropically contribute to your organization during the widely noted period of Giving Tuesday and Philanthropy Day.

More Information
 
 

UPCOMING NPW EVENTS

  • November 30: Keep Westchester Thriving Awards - SAVE THE DATE
 
 
Register for All NPW Events Here
 

NPW EVENT RECAP

 

August 4: NPW's Emerging Leaders Program visits Feeding Westchester

The NPW Emerging Leaders program had the unique opportunity to visit Feeding Westchester and learn more about the unsettling reality of hunger in Westchester. The group had the honor of hearing from Karen Erren, Feeding Westchester CEO and NPW board member, and also learned so much from amazing presentations on strategic planning by their fellow ELP classmates and Feeding Westchester teammembers Martine Campoli and Christopher McGregor.

 

The ELPers also got a behind-the-scenes tour of the incredible warehouse followed by a healthy cooking class focusing on "Just say Yes to fruits and veggies". The group then enjoyed the delicious vegetable and fruit salsa and some fantastic wine. Plus - everyone took home a bag loaded with fresh produce! We can't thank the team at Feeding Westchester enough for planning such a special and fun event.

Huge thanks also to Adam Kintish of M&T Bank for joining us and sponsoring the incredible ELP program. Stay tuned for the Class of 2023 Application announcement in early October.  

 

MEMBER & COMMUNITY EVENTS

 

$2 admission for up to 4 people with SNAP/EBT card

Museum Hours: Thursday–Sunday, 12–5pm
Summer Fridays: July 15–August 19, 5–7pm, Pay-what-you-wish admission
Learn more at hrm.org/visit

Westchester Community Foundation Free Contemplative-Based Resiliency Workshops

Contemplative Resilience Tools for Westchester Professional Services Providers offers the Garrison Institute’s Contemplative-Based Resilience: Awareness, Balance & Connection to Lower Hudson Valley nonprofit organizations and their staff members at no cost

  • August 8-9, 2022: Virtual Workshop 12:00PM – 3:00PM
  • August 26, 2022: In-Person at the Garrison Institute All day*
    *Maximum capacity 40 people; COVID-19 Vaccination Required to attend.

Professional Development for Executive Directors: July 31- August 2 at Omega Institute in Rhinebeck, October 19-21 at The Desmond Hotel, Albany

Neighbors Link - Free Citizenship Classes: August 9 - September 8

2022 Nonprofit FundCon: September 22

 
See All Member Events Here
 
 

FUNDING 

 

The Westchester County Youth Bureau invites eligible not-for-profit organizations (certified as tax exempt under section 501(c)(3) of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code and in good standing with the NYS Charities Bureau) and local Youth Bureaus to respond to the 2023 – 2025 Invest in Kids Program (“IIK”) and NYS Office of Children and Family Services Youth Development Programs Request for Proposals. Interested parties may obtain the complete Request for Proposals (“RFP”) from the Westchester County website for RFPs at link: https://youth.westchestergov.com

Westchester County’s Department of Senior Programs and Services (DSPS) has issued one request for proposal (RFP) from qualified agencies for services that benefit seniors. Telehealth Intervention Programs for Seniors: This RFP seeks services for persons 60 years or older residing in Westchester County. These services will enable older persons to self-manage chronic conditions, avoid unplanned and emergency medical visits, and reduce medical expenses for the participant. This RFP has a due date of Tuesday, August 9, 2022. Information on this RFP is available at www.westchestergov.com/rfp

 

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