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New York
Nonprofits
New York's nonprofit sector includes hospitals, human service
providers and arts organizations. These organizations together generate
substantial economic activity - in New York City, accounting for fully 15
percent of all jobs. How nonprofits fare in times of economic stress matters to
all New Yorkers.
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NEW
May 7, 2012.
Helping the Helpers Will Help Us All: The Economic Situation of New York
City's Health Care and Social Assistance Sector. This report looks at the
importance of jobs in the nonprofit health care and social assistance sector in
New York City, and examines how the hardships facing the city's low-income
population -the main constituency served by the nonprofit human services sector
- have grown in the wake of the Great Recession of 2008-2009 and the weak
recovery over the past three years.
Also see:
Reports
April 7, 2009. NYC nonprofit sector
the largest private employer: A vital part of the safety net, source of jobs for
minorities.
In New York City, nonprofits -
health and human services and cultural organizations -
employ nearly 500,000 workers, just over 15 percent of the total. This
report,
written at the request of the Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services, shows
that
the sector is growing, having added more than 50,000 jobs 2000-2007, while the
rest of the city’s private economy lost jobs. The sector’s current annual
payroll in the city tops $20 billion.
March 13, 2009.
The Impact of the
Economic Crisis on Nonprofits in the Bronx. A presentation by James Parrott
at
Navigating
the Fiscal Crisis: A Forum for Non-Profits, sponsored by the Bronx Forum, a partnership of the Bronx Borough President's
Office, Hostos Community College, and Jewish Community Relations Council of
NY/CAUSE-NY.
May 1, 2008.
How Will the
Economic Downturn Affect New York City's Nonprofit Sector? As public funds
and private donations come under strain, and uncertainty clouds the horizon, New
York's nonprofits can respond not only by cutting costs, but also by presenting
cogent facts about the impact of recession on society. Presented by chief
economist James Parrott
at 2008 Nonprofit Day: Proactive Responses to the Economic Downturn, for
Manhattan, Bronx & Westchester. Sponsored by the Nonprofit Connection and Citi
Foundation. Brochure. Additional presentations
were given in Queens (May 7)
and Brooklyn (May 14).
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