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Insights for affordable housing developers and nonprofit organizations that want to thrive
As part of our consulting services for our nonprofit, government and business clients, we share research, articles and resources about the challenges and trends in affordable housing and community services today. It is our hope that our take on these issues will give you new ideas and inspire you to continue making a difference in your community.
10.11.12—Counting on a Bright Future, OCAP’s Annual Conference
Registration is now open for 10.11.12—Counting on a Bright Future, OCAP’s Annual Conference. The conference will feature Greg Darnieder, Senior Advisor to the Secretary on the College Access Initiative, U.S. Department of Education, as our luncheon keynote...
Reforms Coming to Federal Grantmaking
According to the Nonprofit Advocacy Matters newsletter dated 9/10/12, the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) is expected within the next two weeks to propose comprehensive reforms to the federal grantmaking procedures designed to reduce audit...
Putting Your Paycheck to Work
Putting Your Paycheck to Work, a new resource from the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. Putting Your Paycheck to Work is a financial education resource for employees on how to better understand and manage their paychecks. Fact sheets for employees and supportive...
National Responsible Fatherhood Clearinghouse (NRFC) Fatherhood Buzz: Back-to-School Initiative – Launch Call August 30, 2012 at 3pm
Please join the upcoming National Responsible Fatherhood Clearing House (NRFC) Fatherhood Buzz: Back-to-School Initiative nationwide call this Thursday, August 30, 2012 at 3:00 pm Eastern Standard Time. Below is the participant registration site and Dial-In...
USA.Gov Launches “Help for Difficult Financial Times” Page
Help for Difficult Financial Times was launched to highlight government resources that can make your life easier during tough times. As part of this effort, they ran a poll asking: What helps you most when money is tight? 5,352 of you responded: Savings 44% Family 21%...