The document discusses the state of nonprofit organizations in Washington D.C. as of June 2012, highlighting that there are 12,717 registered 501(c)(3) organizations, with many experiencing increased demand for services due to economic conditions. It notes that 59% of nonprofits have made staffing changes to cope, such as reducing staff or salaries. The document emphasizes the importance of board governance, communication, marketing, and fundraising in adapting to new economic realities.

1. Nonprofit Organizations
in the
District of Columbia
June 13, 2012
GLEN O’GILVIE, CEO

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4. Number of Nonprofits
In the District of Columbia
12,717 Registered 501(c)3’s
8,363 filing form 990
As of March 2012 (Urban Institute National Center for Charitable Statistics)

5. Economic Outlook
.
.
•More than half (54%) of
nonprofits have experienced
•Nearly half (46%) have
an increase in demand for
heard from funding sources
services as a result of current
that they will maintain or
economic conditions.
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•A majority of nonprofit
organizations (59%) have
made changes to staffing
including reducing staff size,
freezing or cutting salaries,
or reducing staff size through
attrition.

6. Survival in New Economy
3 C’s
Conserve
Collaborate
Consolidate

7. Greatest Needs
.
 Board Governance
 Communications & Marketing
 Fundraising
 Measures & Outcomes

8. Insanity
doing the same thing over and over
again and expecting different results.
what will you do differently?
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