Welcome to your daily briefing on nonprofit developments in North Carolina. Today we're covering 5 key stories including updates on north carolina nonprofit headlines. Let's dive in.
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A state government webpage compiles links to grant programs across North Carolina state agencies, with agency contacts for questions.
Nonprofit professionals in NC can use this hub to discover state-funded grant opportunities relevant to their missions.
North Carolina's Charitable Solicitation Licensing Section offers a quick call service to help donors check an organization's background before making a donation.
Nonprofit professionals in NC can use this resource to assure donors of their legitimacy and to vet partner organizations before accepting or directing funds.
Effective July 15, 2021, the NC Secretary of State's online filing process for charities requires a completed, signed, and notarized signature page to be uploaded as part of the application.
Nonprofit professionals in NC must ensure their notarized signature page is ready before starting the online filing to avoid delays in registration or renewal.
Duke Energy Foundation has committed $500,000 to fund $25,000 grants for nonprofits in North Carolina working on parks, water, and habitat projects, with applications due by March 13.
North Carolina nonprofit professionals can secure significant funding for environmental restoration and community green space projects, enhancing their local impact.
A list of the top giving foundations in North Carolina is available, providing a starting point for identifying potential funders.
For NC nonprofit professionals, this list helps streamline prospect research and prioritize outreach to foundations most likely to support local missions.
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