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Recent Colorado Nonprofit Association Headlines
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New Publication! |
Return on Investment: The Economic Impact of the Nonprofit Sector in ColoradoA joint product of the Johns Hopkins Center for Civil Society Studies, Corona Research, Inc. and the Colorado Nonprofit Association A Report of the Colorado Generosity Project This report, based on the first-ever comprehensive study of the economic importance of Colorado's nonprofit sector, shows that supporting the sector brings an exceptionally good return on investment. |
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The State of GivingA Profile of Individual Charitable Giving in Colorado |
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The Colorado Nonprofit Association is proud to announce the first-ever study of individual charitable giving within the state of Colorado. This study profiles regions of strong and weak charitable giving, while also comparing Colorado to the rest of the United States. Profiles of charitable giving within different income categories are included as well. This study was sponsored by United Way programs and community foundations throughout the state of Colorado. Read/Download The State of Giving (PDF) Email to request a bound copy. (Please include mailing address.) Learn more about this study. |
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for Nonprofit Excellence in Colorado |
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The Colorado Nonprofit Association has developed Principles and Practices for Nonprofit Excellence in Colorado, a guidebook detailing nine principles and 120 practices to help Colorado nonprofits assess and strengthen their work. The guide, supported by Colorado's Secretary of State and Attorney General, was created with the assistance of dozens of nonprofit leaders and consultants throughout Colorado. Learn more about this program! View the publication (PDF). Email to request a bound copy. (Please include mailing address in your email). |
Update on Amendment 41The Colorado Nonprofit Association has joined a group of citizens posing a constitutional challenge to Amendment 41. The First Amendment Council is a collection of Colorado-based individuals, nonprofits, and businesses assembled on behalf of all Coloradans who have had their constitutional rights violated by the broad and unfocused language of Amendment 41. The legal challenge to the amendment, supported by the First Amendment Council, is slated for hearing on May 7 in Denver District Court. Frequently Asked Questions on Amendment 41 Click here to read responses to key questions the Association has received on Amendment 41 and its impact on nonprofits. Amendment 41 May Newsletter Announcment Click here to read the Association's announcment of joining the First Amendment Council and its lawsuit against Amendment 41 Colorado Nonprofit Training Guide Debuts!The Colorado Nonprofit Association, Community Resource Center and Metro Volunteers have collaborated to create an electronic training calendar in an effort to provide quality, integrated training resources to the nonprofit communities of the Denver metro area and statewide. An email notification has been developed. For information regarding this email or the collaboration, contact alexandral@metrovolunteers.org Click here for all the training and resources History of Nonprofits in ColoradoWe asked 20 community leaders to help us tell the long and impressive history of nonprofits in Colorado. Through a partnership with Rocky Mountain PBS and the efforts of Emmy-award winning producer Michael Spencer, we’ve developed a few short videos featuring many of our colleagues in the nonprofit and private sector. Looking for more news about the Association and the Sector?
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