For decades, Vermont’s government has relied on nonprofits to provide vital services to communities including providing housing for vulnerable youth and families, responding to growing mental health needs, generating revenue …
This is crossover week – all bills need to be voted out of committee by Friday to move forward this session (except “money bills” which have an extra week, until …
Sugaring season is here, the Legislature is on break…and we’re coming up on the first Tuesday of March when (many) Vermont communities come together for Town Meeting Day to discuss …
As we approach the midway point of the session, lawmakers and advocates alike are working under pressure to wrap up loose ends and advance their bills. Next week the Legislature …
Now in the second month of the legislative session, lawmakers are honing in on and deliberating over the bills they want to move forward. Crossover dates have been announced, meaning …
Last week, nonprofits took to the State House to connect with and inform lawmakers about the vital activities and support needs of our sector! Read our Nonprofit Legislative Day 2024 …
From National Council of Nonprofits’ Nonprofit Champion 1/29 – States Advancing Government Grants and Contracting Reforms Nonprofits continue to advocate for government grants and contracting reforms at the state level …
On January 25th, nonprofits from across the state convened in Montpelier for Nonprofit Legislative Day. Thank you to the 45+ nonprofit leaders and supporters who turned out to connect, raise …
Let’s Grow Kids is recruiting community leaders to participate in our 2024 Child Care Advocacy Fellowship. The Fellowship is a statewide group of childcare champions with diverse experience in advocacy …
The Legislature has returned to the State House for the second half of the 2023-2024 biennium. Unsurprisingly, housing, flood recovery, public safety, and the opioid crisis have emerged as top …