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A guide covering registration, annual filing, and other rules that NYC charities, their senior staff, and board members need to know.
NY nonprofit professionals can use this to keep their organizations compliant with city-level charity requirements.
The New York Attorney General's Office regulates nonprofit organizations and fundraisers and provides them with guidance and resources.
NY nonprofit professionals should be aware of state oversight and compliance expectations from the Attorney General's office.
New York Life Foundation highlights local grant opportunities and its philanthropic leadership in the communities it serves.
NY nonprofit professionals can explore potential funding and partnership avenues through New York Life's community-focused grant programs.
The New York Foundation is accepting grant applications for NYC-based community organizing efforts led by BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and women leaders.
NYC nonprofit professionals can access funding for grassroots organizing work centering communities that are often under-resourced.
The NYC Green Fund is a pooled grant program from City Parks Foundation supporting an equitable and resilient network of parks and open spaces to benefit all New Yorkers.
NY nonprofit professionals working on community greening, resilience, or equitable access to public space can tap this pooled funding source for local projects.
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The New York Attorney General's office provides a Charities Registration page for organizations, nonprofits, and fundraisers.
New York nonprofit professionals need to understand state registration requirements to operate legally and maintain public trust.
New York requires all charitable organizations operating in the state to register and complete the annual CHAR500 filing.
Nonprofit professionals in NY must comply with this legal filing obligation to maintain good standing.
The NYFA awards-grants page presents available grants and awards offered through NYFA.
New York nonprofit professionals can explore NYFA funding opportunities that may support their programs or constituents.
The Office of the New York State Attorney General offers the public information about nonprofit organizations on its Charities & Nonprofits page.
NY nonprofit professionals can use this official resource to stay informed about state oversight and compliance expectations.
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