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The city owes at least $1 billion to nonprofits for more than 7,000 unpaid invoices, according to a new report.

City Estimates Advancing Nonprofits Over $5 Billion in FY 2026...

Nonprofits are losing human-services workers because the workers can't afford to work for such low pay. Give them a real cost-of-living adjustment, not just an "inflation adjustment."

Advocacy should be central to the work of every nonprofit.

Paying nonprofit city contractors on time is the hottest issue of the 2025 elections — at least for the moment.

At least one major organization has had to shutter, while others are preparing to scale back work and staff because of snowballing financial issues.

The city’s failure to pay nonprofit contractors on time is harming the social safety net.

Despite their contracts with nyc being registered on-time for fiscal year 2025, none of the city’s top nonprofit legal service providers have been able to submit invoices to the city’s human resources administration for payment...

Crain’s special report, “New York’s nonprofit shadow government” [Sept. 16] devalued one of the most critical sectors of New York’s nonprofit community, obscuring the critical work these organizations do daily to improve our city.