From the National Council of Nonprofits- Standing Up for Due Process: This week, the House is expected to once again consider the Stop Terror-Financing and Tax Penalties on American Hostages Act …
Due to new limits on the State’s Emergency Housing Program, hundreds of households across the state will be forced out of shelter in motels. The Chittenden County Homeless Alliance, alongside …
Please take note! The Agency of Administration has updated Bulletin 5, the Policy for Grant Issuance and Monitoring: Many of the updates align the policy with recent changes to OMB …
Twice this summer, Common Good Vermont’s manager of policy and strategic initiatives, Emma Paradis, has traveled to Washington D.C. to bring nonprofit priorities to members of our congressional delegation. These …
Rising healthcare costs and our state’s healthcare system impact both nonprofit employers and employees. The Green Mountain Care Board is hosting Healthcare Community Meetings across the state and virtually where …
How are health care costs impacting nonprofits? For 2025, BlueCross BlueShield is proposing average rate increases of 16.3% for individual plans and 19.1% for small group plans. MVP is proposing …
Last Friday 5/10, or rather in the wee hours on Saturday morning, the legislature adjourned, closing out the 2023-24 biennium. They will, however, likely return on June 17th for a …
It’s a light update this week, but mostly positive news. Last Thursday, we spent a cozy day at the State House during the snow storm. Despite minor delays from periodic …
From the National Council of Nonprofits: The 2024 overhaul of the federal grant rules prove the recently coined adage: if at first you don’t succeed, adjust your strategy and try, try, and …
It’s been a rollercoaster couple of weeks since our last update. After sharing the good news of H. 140, the state grant reform bill, passing out of the Government Operations …