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This episode of the Nonprofit Report features Five Keys, an organization focused on education, workforce development, and reentry services for individuals impacted by incarceration and systemic barriers.
In this episode of the Nonprofit Report, Mark Oppenheim speaks with leaders from the North Texas Food Bank about how their organization distributes more than 100 million meals a year through a network of community partners.
Leaders from Weave, Sacramento’s primary provider of crisis intervention and prevention services for survivors of domestic and sexual violence, share how the organization helps individuals and families rebuild their lives with safety, dignity, and hope.
We highlight Bestwork Industries for the Blind, New Jersey’s largest employer of people who are blind or visually impaired.
We spotlight Alameda Point Collaborative (APC)—a transformative community on a former naval base in Alameda, California.
This episode of The Nonprofit Report highlights The Lord’s Place, a Palm Beach County nonprofit dedicated to ending homelessness through housing, outreach, employment, and supportive services. Discover how this organization transforms lives and reshapes the narrative around homelessness with compassion, innovation, and dignity.
We spotlight an inspiring coalition of nonprofit organizations working together to support immigrant families in Napa Valley.
An insightful discussion on The Nonprofit Report as we explore homelessness and disability-inclusive housing with leadership from The Kelsey, a San Francisco-based organization dedicated to creating inclusive housing solutions.
An insightful discussion with leadership from Brilliant Corners, a nonprofit tackling homelessness through innovative housing solutions across California.
We explore the critical issue of homelessness in America with leadership from the Housing Consortium of the East Bay (HCEB).
A conversation with leadership from JVS SoCal, an organization dedicated to helping individuals gain employment and overcome workforce barriers.
This episode of The Nonprofit Report features Deborah’s Place, a Chicago-based organization dedicated to supporting women experiencing homelessness.
Continuing our series on Homelessness in America, this episode features Project Renewal, a leading nonprofit in New York City dedicated to providing transitional and permanent housing, healthcare, and job support for those experiencing homelessness.
United Way organizations are part of one of the largest charity networks in the world. We will discuss the similarities and differences faced by communities around Chicago, Omaha, and Columbus and how United Way provides support.
In this video, we spotlight the important work being done by the Disabled Veterans National Foundation and Hope For The Warriors to support veterans in need. From providing essential resources to offering a helping hand, these dedicated individuals are making a difference in the lives of our nation’s heroes.
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Why do cities need to focus more on interim housing rather than long-term housing?
The law needs to prioritize your digital privacy. Cindy Cohn, Executive Director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, joins us in this conversation about how you can keep your data safe.
Craig Redmond, President & CEO of Relief International, shares with us the history of Relief International and how their work today is to provide support communities impacted by conflict, climate change, and disaster.
The USA is one of the richest countries in the world, and yet, childhood homelessness is still an issue many struggle with.