Showing posts with label NPMeger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NPMeger. Show all posts

Monday, March 18, 2013

Mergers and collaborations new trend among area nonprofits - Thehour.com: Norwalk

Mergers and collaborations new trend among area nonprofits - Thehour.com: Norwalk: A report released by the Fairfield County Community Foundation explores the movement and offers recommendations on what makes for a successful nonprofit merger.

"Since 2008, there has definitely been

Tuesday, July 05, 2011

Museums, other nonprofits join forces to survive economy - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

Museums, other nonprofits join forces to survive economy - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review: "Masich, president and CEO of the Heinz History Center, has been involved with mergers with the Meadowcroft Museum in Avella, the George Westinghouse Museum in Wilmerding and the Fort Pitt Museum, Downtown. Now the center is 'dating' the Pittsburgh Police Historical Association."

Tuesday, March 09, 2010

Nonprofits merge to help schools - NewburyportNews.com, Newburyport, MA

Nonprofits merge to help schools - NewburyportNews.com, Newburyport, MA: "hough federal dollars for that initiative dried up long ago, 20 years after it inception NEBC has continued to thrive past the livelihood of its contemporaries. While it plans to continue its mission for the next 20 years and beyond, the NEBC recently decided its programs would be better served working under the nonprofit umbrella of the Newburyport Education Foundation, which raises tens of thousands of dollars to supplement programs at the city's schools.

The merger will allow the NEBC to spend less time fundraising and more time identifying and building partnerships that help Newburyport kids gain valuable experience in the real world prior to graduation."

Friday, March 05, 2010

Two eastern CT nonprofits latest to merge | Hartford Business

Two eastern CT nonprofits latest to merge | Hartford Business: "Two of eastern Connecticut's biggest community chests have merged into a single organization covering a quarter of the state, a further sign of the consolidation pressure gripping the nonprofit sector."