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Washington Nonprofits Washington’s Nonprofit State Association. 3/1 / 13 Walla Walla, WA. WA Nonprofit Sector. The Nonprofit Sector. The Independent Sector. .org. 501(c)3s. Charities. Non- governmental agencies. The Citizen Sector. Volunteering. Social Purpose Organizations.
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Washington NonprofitsWashington’s Nonprofit State Association 3/1/13 Walla Walla, WA
WA Nonprofit Sector The Nonprofit Sector The Independent Sector .org 501(c)3s Charities Non- governmental agencies The Citizen Sector Volunteering Social Purpose Organizations
WA Nonprofit Sector The Nonprofit Sector The Independent Sector .org 54,823 501(c)3s Charities Non- governmental agencies The Citizen Sector Volunteering Social Purpose Organizations
#s By Field of Service 7379 Active public charities are those that filed a Form 990 or a Form 990’EZ within the 24 months preceding August 2012. Less the 990-N filers who do not give financial info.
WN’s MISSION To build a strong, collaborative network of nonprofits serving Washington communities through advocacy, education and capacity building.
Why a State Association? • Washington has almost 55,000 nonprofits • Organization to watch out for the health of the nonprofit ecosystem in all regions • Unite the sector – reputation and public policy influence • Efficiency & Effectiveness – best practices and shared resources • 35 other states have associations • Some in existence for over 20 years • Active in state and federal public policy • Provide valued products and services to over 500,000 NPOs • Active network of SA’s that collaborates and supports each other
WHO IS WASHINGTON NONPROFITS? • Gathering together the voices from across the state and speaking out about the strength and importance of the sector in our communities • Mapping areas of greatest need and rallying the resources to tackle the challenges • Tying together everyone who supports NPOs to coordinate, collaborate and accelerate growth and success in NPO’s missions. • Incorporated in Jan 27, 2010 • Board received initial funding in Dec 2010 • Hired ED in March, 2011 • Official Launch = October 6th, 2011 • Current Board of Directors = 9, Network Weaver Collective Impact
Members by Category 358 Washington Nonprofit Members
MEMBERS • * HUMAN SERVICE DEPT • WESTERN WA UNIVERSITY • ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF WA • HARMONY ARTS SOCIETY, WHATCOM CF, WHATCOM DISPUTE RESOLUTION CTR, RE-STORE, 358 K-2 STRATEGIES * HABITAT OF HUMANITY OF E. JEFFERSON CO * * VOL OF AMERICA WW * HER BEST SELF * LITTLE BIT THERAPEUTIC RIDING, TOGETHER CENTER, PRIVAT * B&M GATES, CAMPION, HORN, PIERCE, WA DEFENDERS ASSOC BARBER, HILLER, TURNPOINT, KC COALITION AGAINST DV, NPOWER ISLANDWOOD, BAINBRIDGE ISLAND AMBULANCE ASSOC * • FAMILY PROMISE, CHRIST CLINIC, MALONE, SPOKANE, NNR, SLIHC, SPSF, MASONIC CENTER, TRANSITIONS, YWCA, NOVA SERVICES • HEARTH HOMES * * INVICTUS FOUNDATION * NPIP, FARM WORKERS PESTICIDE PROJECT WA COAST * SUSTAINABLE SALMON PARTNERSHIP, BALMER GRAYS HARBOR COMMUNITY * FOUNDATION, WA ARCHERY ASSOC, HEART AND HANDS PREGNANCY CTR, • KRAEGEL, BRAIN ENERGY SUPPORT TEAM, PAVE • SOUNDNONPROFITS(HEATH) * AGING SERVICES OF WA, TOAL * HYPATHIA IN THE WOODS, HABITAT WA, ORGSUPPORT * MOM AND ME MOBILE CLINIC, WOLF HAVEN INTERNATIONAL * BLUE MOUNTAIN HUMANE SOCIETY, THE HEALTH CENTER, BLUE MTN ACTION COUNCIL, COMMUNITY COUNCIL, PETS FOR ALL, AMY ERICKSON, WALLA WALLA SYMPHONY * YAKIMA FOOD BANK, UNITED WAY OF CENTRAL WA * PETS FOR ALL, AMY ERICKSON, WALLA WALLA SYMPHONY * COWLITZ CO HABITAT FOR HUMANITY * EDITH BISHEL CENTER, KADLEC NUEROLOGICAL RESOURCE CTR, THERAPEUTIC INNOVATIONS * NONPROFIT NETWORK OF SOUTHWEST WA, INNOVATIVE SERVICES NW, ** Not all members are shown – just a representative sample of geographic diversity
Save the Date Date: May 17th Meydenbauer Center Bellevue, WA Workshops include • Nonprofit Success Stories • Solutions on a Shoe String • Innovation and Creativity In partnership with Seattle U and UW