Washington Nonprofits Washington’s Nonprofit State Association 3/1/13 Walla Walla, WA
WA Nonprofit Sector
WA Nonprofit Sector
#s By Field of Service Environmental Protection and Beautification Other 3% Education 17% 19% International, Foreign Affairs, 3% Human Services Philanthropy, 12% Volunterism, 3% Housing, Shelter 4% Arts Culture and 7379 Active public charities are those that filed a Form Humanities Capacity 990 or a Form 990’EZ 11% Health Building within the 24 months Religion 5% preceding August 2012. 5% Related Less the 990-N filers who 9% do not give financial info. Recreation, Sports 9%
WN’s MISSION To build a strong, collaborative network of nonprofits serving Washington communities through advocacy, education and capacity building.
Why a State Association? • Washington has almost 55,000 nonprofits – Organization to watch out for the health of the nonprofit ecosystem in all regions – Unite the sector – reputation and public policy influence – Efficiency & Effectiveness – best practices and shared resources • 35 other states have associations - Some in existence for over 20 years - Active in state and federal public policy - Provide valued products and services to over 500,000 NPOs - Active network of SA’s that collaborates and supports each other
WHO IS WASHINGTON NONPROFITS? 1. Gathering together the voices from across the state and speaking out about the strength and importance of the sector in our communities 2. Mapping areas of greatest need and rallying the resources to tackle the challenges 3. Tying together everyone who supports NPOs to coordinate, collaborate and accelerate growth and success in NPO’s missions. • Incorporated in Jan 27, 2010 • Board received initial funding in Dec 2010 • Hired ED in March, 2011 Official Launch = October 6 th , 2011 • • Current Board of Directors = 9,
Members by Category 358 Washington Nonprofit Members For Profit / Individuals Government 16% Ally 15% Foundations 4% Nonprofit Organizations 65%
MEMBERS * HUMAN SERVICE DEPT K-2 STRATEGIES * WESTERN WA UNIVERSITY • ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF WA • HARMONY ARTS SOCIETY, WHATCOM CF, WHATCOM DISPUTE RESOLUTION CTR, RE- STORE, HABITAT OF HUMANITY * VOL OF AMERICA WW OF E. JEFFERSON CO * * HER BEST SELF * LITTLE BIT THERAPEUTIC RIDING, TOGETHER CENTER, PRIVAT * B&M GATES, CAMPION, HORN, PIERCE, WA DEFENDERS ASSOC • FAMILY PROMISE, CHRIST ISLANDWOOD, BARBER, HILLER, TURNPOINT, KC COALITION AGAINST DV, NPOWER CLINIC, MALONE, BAINBRIDGE ISLAND SPOKANE, NNR, SLIHC, AMBULANCE ASSOC * * INVICTUS FOUNDATION * NPIP, FARM SPSF, MASONIC CENTER, WORKERS TRANSITIONS, YWCA, WA COAST * GRAYS HARBOR • KRAEGEL, BRAIN ENERGY SUPPORT TEAM, PAVE PESTICIDE NOVA SERVICES SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY * • SOUNDNONPROFITS(HEATH) PROJECT HEARTH HOMES * SALMON FOUNDATION, WA PARTNERSHIP, * AGING SERVICES OF WA, TOAL ARCHERY ASSOC, BALMER * HYPATHIA IN THE WOODS, HABITAT WA, ORGSUPPORT HEART AND HANDS * MOM AND ME MOBILE CLINIC, WOLF PREGNANCY CTR, HAVEN INTERNATIONAL * BLUE MOUNTAIN * YAKIMA FOOD BANK, * PETS FOR * COWLITZ CO HUMANE SOCIETY, THE UNITED WAY OF CENTRAL ALL, AMY HABITAT FOR HEALTH CENTER, BLUE WA ERICKSON, HUMANITY MTN ACTION COUNCIL, WALLA WALLA COMMUNITY COUNCIL, * EDITH BISHEL CENTER, KADLEC SYMPHONY PETS FOR ALL, AMY NUEROLOGICAL RESOURCE CTR, ERICKSON, WALLA WALLA THERAPEUTIC INNOVATIONS * NONPROFIT NETWORK SYMPHONY OF SOUTHWEST WA, INNOVATIVE SERVICES NW, ** Not all members are shown – just a representative sample of geographic diversity
Save the Date Date: May 17 th Meydenbauer Center Bellevue, WA Workshops include • Nonprofit Success Stories • Solutions on a Shoe String • Innovation and Creativity In partnership with Seattle U and UW
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