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Check out these helpful resources from the National League of Cities on innovative policies, practices and tools that municipal leaders can use to empower small/diverse businesses in their communities. https://lnkd.in/eWZMKHGB

Join Forvis Mazars for an informative, CPE-eligible webinar and learn about the IRS’ Schedule H (Form 990) community benefit reporting requirements, the types of community benefits reported on Schedule H, and the importance of accurate community benefit reporting: https://bit.ly/3XnRr4M

Join Forvis Mazars for an informative, CPE-eligible webinar and learn about the IRS’ Schedule H (Form 990) community benefit reporting requirements, the types of community benefits reported on Schedule H, and the importance of accurate community benefit reporting: https://bit.ly/3XnRr4M

Join Forvis Mazars for an informative, CPE-eligible webinar and learn about the IRS’ Schedule H (Form 990) community benefit reporting requirements, the types of community benefits reported on Schedule H, and the importance of accurate community benefit reporting: https://bit.ly/3XnRr4M

Help OPA Make its Website Easier to Navigate! bit.ly/opa-website-survey OPA’s website is a valuable tool for community members and SPD officers alike. Each month, dozens of visitors use it to file complaints, check the status of their complaints, review summaries of closed investigations, and more. Help improve our website so ALL users can easily find what they need. Take 3-5 minutes to complete OPA’s website user-experience survey. We especially want to hear from people who rarely or never use our website! 👉 Take OPA Website Survey: bit.ly/opa-website-survey #PoliceAccountability #OPASeattle #OneSeattle City of Seattle

Join Forvis Mazars for an informative, CPE-eligible webinar and learn about the IRS’ Schedule H (Form 990) community benefit reporting requirements, the types of community benefits reported on Schedule H, and the importance of accurate community benefit reporting: https://bit.ly/3XnRr4M

Join Forvis Mazars for an informative, CPE-eligible webinar and learn about the IRS’ Schedule H (Form 990) community benefit reporting requirements, the types of community benefits reported on Schedule H, and the importance of accurate community benefit reporting: https://bit.ly/3XnRr4M

Join Forvis Mazars for an informative, CPE-eligible webinar and learn about the IRS’ Schedule H (Form 990) community benefit reporting requirements, the types of community benefits reported on Schedule H, and the importance of accurate community benefit reporting: https://bit.ly/3XnRr4M

#Blacknewsscom Here’s Why It Will Become Easier To Find Federal Grants: It will now become more accessible to find federal grants through the government. The four dozen grant-awarding agencies will streamline how federal grants are advertised and promoted. In the past,…http://dlvr.it/TGCs82 The post Here’s Why It Will Become Easier To Find Federal Grants first appeared on Blacknewss.com Media Solutions in African American Culture.

** Is your local funding agreement impacting your ability to deliver the funded entitlements? ** A number of early years providers have contacted us over recent weeks raising concerns over conditions or requirements within their local funding agreements that are making it increasingly difficult to sustainably deliver the entitlement offers. Examples include: - restrictions on how providers can 'stretch' the funded offer - overly-onerous funding conditions placed on providers (over and above what is required in the DfE statutory guidance) - refusal to provide any funding to children who have moved to a new setting ahead of headcount day We are keen to better understand the scale of this problem, to help support our call on the DfE for greater oversight on local funding agreements, to ensure that they do not prevent or prohibit early years providers from being able to deliver the entitlements flexibly and sustainably. If you have experienced any issues with your local funding agreement, we would be very grateful if you could respond to our call for evidence here: bit.ly/4aXMNzT ** The call for evidence should only take around 10 minutes to complete and the deadline for responses is Friday 17 May 2024. All responses are anonymous, unless you choose to provide your contact details to allow us to follow up for more information at a later date.