NYC to create new agency to cope with migrant surge … Delivery workers to earn $19.96 per hour by 2025 … Adams administration to launch a job training program for migrants upstate

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Wednesday, March 08, 2023

New York Landmarks Conservancy on half a century of preservation advocacy

 

The New York Landmarks Conservancy this year is celebrating its 50th anniversary of preserving New York City’s historic buildings. To commemorate this milestone, the nonprofit this month began its “50 at 50” online photography exhibition, featuring 50 buildings throughout the city that show a range of the organization’s restoration projects. From the former U.S. custom house in Bowling Green, to the Alice Austin house on Staten Island, to the Weeksville Heritage Center in Brooklyn – the exhibition showcases a cross-section of the buildings restored by the Conservancy along with the stories they hold. 

 

New York Nonprofit Media spoke to Conservancy President Peg Breen, who reflected on the organization’s work over half a century as well as its advocacy protecting the city’s distinct landscape near the Penn Station Redevelopment. 

 

Read more here.


– Phenix Kim

New York Landmarks Conservancy President Peg Breen | GIL GILBERT

 

FROM NYN

 

The 2022 Nonprofit Power 100

TODAY'S BUZZ

 

Riley's Way Foundation has opened their annual Call For Kindness, which calls on young changemakers (13-22 years old) nationwide to submit their ideas for projects rooted in kindness, empathy, and inclusivity. Now in its fifth year, the Call For Kindness offers changemakers the chance to participate in a dynamic Leadership Development Fellowship and win up to $3,000 to fund a project that strengthens their local, national, or global communities. Young people are invited to submit a new or existing idea, managing everything from prevailing social justice issues to pressing community-based needs. This year, a separate category will consider additional projects focused on environmental justice, as the climate crisis and other ecological problems require critical attention.

Strength of Advice: At D.A. Davidson, we believe there is only one way to navigate the available project and organizational financing options: straightforward. We offer clear strategies with smart, personalized solutions that match your goals and show you the path to achieve them. We are committed to strengthening the organizations and enriching the lives of the people in our communities. If we may be of assistance, please contact our New York Public Finance Team.

GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS

 
Education: The agency awarded $2,313,075 to Omega Care Solutions for assessments for special education services.

Get an exclusive first look at “The Path Forward: Remembering Willowbrook.” Staten Island’s Willowbrook State School was the largest institution in the world for people with disabilities. In 1972, Geraldo Rivera reported on horrific conditions there that shocked the nation and forever changed the treatment of people with disabilities. Join the NYS Developmental Disabilities Planning Council on March 23 for a special Albany screening and panel discussion on a new documentary marking 50 years since the exposé that changed the world. Register here for tickets.

TOP NEWS

 

New York City will open a 24-hour center to welcome migrants and create a new agency to coordinate efforts to deal with the arrival of thousands of asylum seekers, Mayor Eric Adams announced yesterday (New York Times) … New York City app-based food delivery workers will be paid at least $19.96 per hour by 2025 under a new minimum-wage law, the city’s labor and consumer agency proposed – down from the $23.82 it sought in November (The City) … Adams’ administration is launching a job training program for migrants at an upstate New York college and plans to resettle some asylum seekers to other parts of the country as the city continues to house tens of thousands of them (Daily News) … Students in elementary and middle schools across New York City will spend several hours a day learning through computer programs as part of a “sprint” to boost math and reading scores ahead of state tests this spring (Gothamist)

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ANALYSIS

 

Some New Yorkers are not ready to pull down their masks (New York Times)

Hi neighbors! I’m Wanda Matos, Director of Non-profit Services at Ponce Bank.

 

Founded in 1960, we've focused on building bridges for the underserved ever since. I spend all my time making our non-profit customers happy because you’re a critical part of our mission. Call to learn why putting your organization’s money into a local community bank amplifies its impact. Come be a part of how a community works at Ponce Bank. Wanda.Matos@PonceBank.net 718-753-0481

OPINION

 
Is Ron Desantis imperiling free speech in Florida? (New York Times)

NYN Media presents the Nonprofit Trailblazers Awards!

 

We are proud to present the first ever Nonprofit Trailblazers Awards for leaders who have dedicated their careers and lives to making the New York a better, safer place to live through adherence to the principles of charity, diversity, environmentalism, sustainability and governance – in other words, to those who make a positive impact on our city and state. These are individuals who have displayed entrepreneurial character, high standards, innovative professional practice and a committed support of their local community.


Join us for a special event on May 24th at The Mezzanine in New York City honoring our winners along with a journal by New York Nonprofit Media. Click here to find out more!

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY

 

To Hannah Anousheh, community land trust coordinator at Cypress Hills Local Development Corporation … and, belatedly, to Alan Mucatel, CEO of Rising Ground

 

MOVING ON: Anne-Marie Hendrickson joins Acacia Network as senior vice president of affordable housing … Theron Pride, Dan Lavoie, and Sherene Crawford join Center for Justice Innovation as managing director of national initiatives and research, chief external affairs officer and chief of staff … Tristan Nadal, Sheila Peluso, Dana Williams Pouwels, Kiesean Riddick, Jessica Schumer and Freya Zaheer join the Brooklyn Children’s Museum as board of trustees members.

 

Have a birthday, career change, birth or death to announce? Email editor@nynmedia.com.

UPCOMING EVENTS

 

New York City

March 8 – Nonprofit Westchester Human Services Advocacy Day (Albany) 

 

March 9 – Rising Ground’s 2023 Annual Gala (Metropolitan Club, Manhattan)

 

March 14 – Let’s Talk About Space, 2023 & Beyond (Ford Foundation Center for Social Justice, Manhattan)

 

March 16 – Risk Management for Nonprofits (Westchester Library System, Elmsford)

 

Online

April 20 – How to Identify and Prioritize Key Donors and Prospects

 

Submit your event by sending a short description and a working link to amolina@nynmedia.com.

TRADE TIPS

 
7 magnificent and essential KPIs that matter for your nonprofit (Nonprofit Pro) 
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