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NONPROFIT
WESTCHESTER
P.O. Box 176, Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510 | 914.332.6679 | www.npwesthester.org
OUR MISSION
To strengthen
Westchester’s nonprofit organizations as they transform lives, empower communities, and drive positive change.
Year established: 2012 Number of full-time employees: 3 Number of part-time employees: 3 Annual revenue: $545,000 Geographic service area: Westchester
Jan Fisher
Executive Director
TOP FUNDING SOURCES: Membership: 45% Business Sponsors: 23%
Grants: 22% Contributions: 2% Other: 8%
NPW has been a vital resource for non- profits such as 914United. Their network
and professional development opportunities have been instrumental in our growth. More importantly, NPW demonstrates in its practice the values of a communal-driven, power- systems disrupter: Access, Awareness, & Availability. NPW is always ready, willing, and able to support the causes serving on the frontlines of social justice reform.
—Jonathan Alvarez, Co-Founder & Executive Director, 914 United Inc. Nonprofit Member
SOCIAL MEDIA:
@npwestchester @NPWestchester
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HOW WE MAKE AN IMPACT
The nonprofit sector comprises 18% of the
workforce in New York State, providing vital
services to people of all ages and backgrounds.
NPW is Westchester’s only member organization
solely dedicated to advancing the missions of our member organizations. Through professional development, community education, collaboration, advocacy, networking, and individual consultation, NPW strengthens the work of the nonprofit sector. We bring nonprofit and for-profit businesses and government agencies together to solve social issues, build community, foster equity, and positively impact the physical, emotional, and economic vitality of Westchester.
GIVING OPPORTUNITIES
Nonprofit Westchester seeks membership from nonprofit organizations and the business sector to strengthen our mission. We encourage readers to learn more about the critical work provided by our member organizations and to consider contributing to one of those organizations. The list of our members can be found at www.npwestchester.org.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Nonprofit Westchester invites nonprofit and for-profit organizations to share their expertise through various learning opportunities. We encourage readers to learn more about our members and to consider volunteering with them. The list of our member organizations can be found at www.npwestchester.org.
LEADERSHIP
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Richard Nightingale, President , Westhab, Inc.
Allison Lake, Vice President Westchester Children’s Association
Jirandy Martinez, Vice President Community Resource Center
Erica Martinson, Treasurer Brown & Brown of NY, Inc.
Ron Abad, Secretary
Community Housing Innovations, Inc.
Karen Cheeks-Lomax. My Sisters’ Place
Robert Cordero, PFK O’Connor Davies
Seth Diamond, Westchester Jewish Community Services
Karen Erren, Feeding Westchester
Anahaita Kotval, Lifting Up Westchester Kathleen Macias-Torres, SPARC, Inc.
Heather Miller, The Thomas H. Slater Center Michelle A. Nicholas, The Nico Consulting Lucria Ortiz, Yonkers Family YMCA
Theo J. Oshiro, Make the Road New York Maurice Segall, Pro Bono Partnership
John Tolomer, Valley National Bank
Judy Troilo, The LOFT: LGBTQ+ Center
Jane Veron, The Acceleration Project
Masha Turchinsky, The Hudson River Museum Samuel Wallis, Yonkers Partners in Education Judith Watson, Westchester Community Health Center
Henry Wilson, Youth Community Outreach Program (Y-COP)