Nonprofit workforce shortages have been national news for the last several years, but is this still a problem impacting your mission? We’d like your help in answering that question. Take …
VT Nonprofit Government Grants & Contracting Organizational Sign-On Letter
Vermonters, and the nonprofits who serve them, are getting shortchanged! Vermont’s government relies on nonprofits to provide vital services to communities with greater impact and speed than the government can …
March 17th was the crossover deadline, when policy bills needed to be voted out of their committee of jurisdiction to be considered this session (though, of course, there are exceptions). …
On the first Tuesday of March Town Meeting Day, Vermont’s communities engage with civic issues at the local level through the practice of direct democracy. In addition to approving town …
Things at the State House are picking up as we approach the March 17 “crossover” deadline, when bills need to be voted out of their chamber of origin in order …
The legislative session is in full swing and Common Good VT has been busy advocating for the sector. Read on for updates and ways to weigh in and get involved: …
The nonprofit workforce shortages crisis is one of the, if not the, greatest challenges the charitable nonprofit sector faces today. Government policies and practices affecting nonprofit grants and contracts exacerbate that crisis; nonprofit …
State lawmakers have returned to Montpelier to convene, in-person, for the 2023 Legislative Session that kicked off last week. Read on to find out what’s in store this session and …
More than 6,300 Vermont nonprofits provide services, good jobs, and civic engagement that make our communities stronger. Employing 1 in 7 Vermont workers and contributing over $5.7 billion per year …
Hearing more frequent and urgent concerns from nonprofits surrounding government grants and contracts, at the request of these nonprofits, Common Good Vermont agreed to launch a Government Grants and Contracting …