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How We Work Our Action Areas  Strengthening NYC Nonprofits Our Programs & Initiatives Success Stories The September 11th Fund |
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Nearly 50% of executive directors of top NYC social service agencies are scheduled to retire over the next few years. |
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Strengthening NYC Nonprofits
Most nonprofits do not have a professional development or "career track" program and very few have leadership succession plans. Many nonprofits also need trained volunteers to serve on the Board of Directors.
 BoardServeNYC
BoardServeNYC builds the capacity of nonprofits in New York City by connecting them to a pool of prospective board members. The candidates represent a cross-section of New Yorkers of varied skills and backgrounds, all of whom are interested in joining boards. Board member candidates are trained in nonprofit governance. Actively preparing nonprofits to recruit, engage, and utilize new board members are integral components of BoardServeNYC. Read more about this program...
Additional Support to Nonprofits
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Governance Matters |
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United Way of New York City President and CEO gave the keynote speech at the 2008 annual meeting of Governance Matters.
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