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Check out this article in Talk of Texas Magazine, page 28 - 29. Where we discuss all things Glow, Philanthropy and how you can ‘give like a billionaire’ https://lnkd.in/ey4TU_tV

"Oftentimes, we do incremental things that actually disrupt our ability to be able to get to justice. And we say, well, since justice is so far out, or justice isn’t possible, then it doesn’t matter, we just need to take this win in the near term. And that can’t happen anymore. We have to be able to orient our day-to-day work, even if it’s small, on a path to justice, and make those hard choices in this near term that sometimes we have to make in order to adhere to that principle of justice and not take the easy win. Or, if we do take the easy win, acknowledge what we’ve done, because now we’ve created another thing that has to be undone."   About the author Peggy Bailey Peggy Bailey is vice president for housing and income security at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities based in Washington, DC. https://lnkd.in/egfPrTZY

To understand what Western Justice is, you have to understand how we feel about the power of the "Grassroots". Our latest blogpost.

All qualified organizations seeking to become adult day services providers, as well as existing adult day services providers seeking to expand their services, are eligible to apply for the available grant funds, which are being offered by the Ohio Office of Budget and Management (OBM) at the direction of ODA. Successful applicants will be eligible to spend their funding in multiple areas. New adult day services providers or those re-entering the market can use these funds for equipment, supplies, start-up fees, or infrastructure modifications required for initial operations. Existing adult day services providers can use these funds to enhance service delivery by adding new benefits not previously offered. They can also use the funds to support long-term sustainment in the industry. This could include equipment or facility upgrades to accommodate a larger capacity served, as well as technology implementation and other efficiency efforts. Providers can also use funds to recruit and retain a qualified workforce – including through means such as offering current staff a retention bonus, offering new staff a hiring bonus, hiring new direct care workers, and recruiting new direct care workers. Interested organizations can apply through the OBM website. Successful applicants will be eligible for technical assistance support, provided by LeadingAge Ohio in collaboration with ODA. For more information, visit aging.ohio.gov/adultday 😊💙❤️💜💚

Even the smallest California newsroom is now able to track every vote taken, dollar donated, and word spoken at public hearings in the state legislature, thanks to a transparency tool, #DigitalDemocracy, launched by nonprofit, nonpartisan newsroom CalMatters. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/e7KbcuTQ #californianews #localnews #electionnews

Tune in to Grow Omaha featuring Eide Bailly's Jerry O'Doherty and Mark Rogers as they discuss energy tax credits. Learn about incentives for both profit and nonprofit entities! #EnergyTaxCredits #BuildingProjects

Tune in to Grow Omaha featuring Eide Bailly's Jerry O'Doherty and Mark Rogers as they discuss energy tax credits. Learn about incentives for both profit and nonprofit entities! #EnergyTaxCredits #BuildingProjects

The Blueprint for Democracy Q3 update is here! When you give through the Fund this quarter, your contribution will support long-term Democratic infrastructure building and sustainable organizing efforts in seven Swing Left Super States: Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. https://lnkd.in/gxxN4-Fy

When it comes to finding regulatory freedom, head West, at least until you get to the coast. According to the latest rankings from the Mercatus Center, Idaho, Montana and Wyoming made the top ten for the least regulated states in the country. Idaho won the top spot for regulatory freedom. California, Oregon and Washington, however, are all in the bottom ten states for regulatory burden.  https://lnkd.in/eR8qYAu5

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