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| NPW's Westchester County Nonprofit Compensation and Benefits ReportThe Westchester County Nonprofit Compensation and Benefits Report is the first report of its kind specific to Westchester County designed to provide nonprofits with data to benchmark and advocate. It is the result of a research partnership between Nonprofit Westchester, Pace, JDM Benefits, and Allera Group Company, and the many nonprofit leaders who generously shared their time and perspectives. Nonprofit organizations who took the survey that informed the report receive the report for free, member organizations can purchase the report for $100 and nonmembers for $350. Purchase the Report » |
 | ALICE in the Nonprofit WorkforceALICE in the Nonprofit Workforce: A Study of Financial Hardship is the first report of its kind to examine financial insecurity among nonprofit workers, created by Independent Sector and United for ALICE. It rigorously analyzes publicly available data to understand the financial status of the country’s 13.9 million nonprofit employees in greater detail than ever before. According to the report, about 22% of nonprofit workers in the United States struggle financially. Read Here » |
| 2024 ALICE Snapshot Report for Westchester CountyALICE is an acronym for Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed – households that earn more than the Federal Poverty Level, but less than the basic cost of living for the county (the ALICE Threshold). Combined, the number of ALICE and poverty-level households equals the total population struggling to afford basic needs. Read more about the ALICE population in Westchester County. Read Here » |
| UWWP's 2023 ALICE ReportInflation has reduced every household’s buying power, but more than a third of Hudson Valley households were already one emergency away from financial ruin. The latest state ALICE® Report released by United Way of New York State looks at how the pandemic and its recovery combined with other economic factors impacted Hudson Valley households. Read Here » |
| Poverty Pulse Fact Sheet by the Westchester Children's AssociationWCA launched its ‘Poverty Pulse’ Fact Sheet which compares data from service-based organizations in the county, to give us a closer look at what poverty looks like now in Westchester. Read Here » |
| Westchester Children's Association - Children by The NumbersWCA’s bulletin Children by The Numbers, highlights compelling patterns and factors currently impacting children and youth. The focus is on the significant racial disparities evident in the indicators, emphasizing the growing number of children and youth of color in Westchester. These findings underscore the urgency for systemic change to address race inequity and improve outcomes for all children in the county. Read Here » |
 | Sister to Sister International's Westchester County Status of Black Women & Girls ReportA report titled "Still I Rise", with groundbreaking research to improve outcomes for Black women and girls in Westchester related to STEM, STEAM and Health Curricula and Careers; Teen Pregnancy Prevention, Maternal Health and Healthy Lifestyles; Suspensions, Trauma & the Juvenile Justice System and Entrepreneurship, Pay Equity and Economic Prosperity. Read Here » |
 | Mission and More: Economic Power of Hudson Valley's Charitable Nonprofit SectorA collaborative project of New York Council of Nonprofits (NYCON) and the Hudson Valley Funders Network, demonstrates that the nonprofit sector maintains a critical place in the Hudson Valley’s economy, providing nearly one out of every five non-governmental jobs in the region along with $7.4 billion in annual wages and an estimated $1.1 billion in state and federal payroll tax contributions. Access the county dashboard here. Read Here » |
| 2022 Report on the Status of Women in Westchesterby Westchester Women's AgendaWestchester Women’s Agenda (WWA) recently released a research study showing that despite gains in several sectors of women's lives, the lack of affordable housing and childcare costs remain perennial issues facing them. The research report, drawing on U.S. Census data and other sources, revealed a mixed picture for how women, especially those of limited means, are faring in Westchester County. Read more » |
 | Community Conversations Health Summit Summary ReportCreated by the Westchester County Department of Health, the report is a summary of the key discussions, findings, and recommendations at the Community Conversations Health Summit on October 25, 2023. Read Here » |
| Long COVID SurveyThe Westchester County Department of Health is conducting a bilingual survey to better understand the impact of Long COVID on diverse populations. The survey takes about 15 mins to complete. Read Here » |
| Needs Assessment Study of Asian Americans in Westchester CountyAsian Americans in Westchester County, a report commissioned by Westchester County’s Asian American Advisory Board, documents the current state, issues and concerns of Asian Americans in Westchester County; using demographic analysis, interviews of key members of the community, and a community issues survey completed by more than 500 Westchester Asian Americans. Read Here » |
| Westchester Children's Association Community SnapshotsReleased in 2022, WCA Community Snapshots give clues to what it’s like to raise a child in Westchester by analyzing key areas such as demographics, economics, education, health, and family by county and by an individual school district. Updated to reflect information about our children and youth that is relevant and useful to you after the pandemic. Read more about how WCA's 2022 Community Snapshots were developed. Read Here » |
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| Affordable Housing in Westchester County: "Welcome Home Westchester"
The “Welcome Home Westchester” campaign is a collaborative effort of businesses, nonprofits, academics, faith leaders, community advocates, and think tanks that have extensively examined the housing question to drive forward a new conversation around housing in the county and to advocate for affordable housing. Recent white papers, reports and resources offer facts on the importance and benefits of building the housing we need in Westchester. |
| Affordable Housing in WestchesterAccess NPW’s affordable housing resources to understand Westchester’s housing crisis, especially the severity of the housing burdens and barriers experienced by the nonprofit workforce. |
| NPW Racial Equity Report: Charting an Anti-Racist Path Forward in Westchester’s Nonprofit SectorThe report provides framework for examining the four key problems, essential questions and recommended solutions to help Westchester’s nonprofits evolve into anti-racist organizations. Read the Report » |
 | The 2024 State of Black Nonprofits Report by the Giving GapThe 2024 State of Black Nonprofits Report underscores the pivotal role of Black-founded nonprofits as service providers, agents of positive change, and champions of racial equity and justice. This study employs an exploratory approach, drawing from existing Giving Gap data consisting of survey responses from Black nonprofit leaders as well as 990 data. Read Here » |
 | NPW Racial Literacy GuideCompiled by Dr. Alexandria Connally, NPW's Racial Equity and Inclusion Consultant, the following definitions are intended to increase understanding, create a common framework, and shared language to advance racial equity in the nonprofit sector. Read Here » |
| Equity Questions to Consider When Planning a ProgramReview these questions before planning a program to ensure diversity, equity and inclusion. Read Here » |
| YWCA's Racial Equity Assessment for Westchester CountyThe Racial Equity Assessment for Westchester County, created by YWCA White Plains & Central Westchester is a tool and process to guide government agencies and community organizations toward more equitable strategies that explicitly address racism and its intersections with other systems of oppression. |
| Trying to Build a Better Organizational Culture, Solve Hiring and Retention Challenges? Hear from the Next Generation of Nonprofit LeadersWatch the full recording of this panel discussion on May 11, 2023 — A conversation with the next generation of nonprofit leaders. Inclusion and voice in the functioning of the organization, professional development opportunities, mentorship and self-care were among the topics discussed. The discussion was led by Kerry Flynn Barrett of Flynn Barrett Consulting and featured panelists - all nonprofit leaders under the age of 35. Watch Video » |
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| The Small Business at Work Toolkit: Helping Small Businesses Leverage the Talents of People with DisabilitiesThis toolkit provides curated information and essential resources about how (and why!) small businesses can successfully hire and retain employees with disabilities. You’ll find easy-to-understand, practical advice, along with expert guidance on following Title I of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Authored by the Northeast ADA Center. Read Here » |
| K. Lisa Yang and Hock E. Tan Institute on Employment and Disability at Cornell UniversityFor nearly 60 years, the Yang-Tan Institute on Employment and Disability has advanced knowledge, policies, and practice to support people with disabilities in workplaces, schools, and communities. Learn more » |
| The Northeast ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) CenterThe goal of the Northeast ADA Center is to educate and empower the diverse range of ADA stakeholders throughout New York, New Jersey, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands to increase their knowledge of the ADA, to support our stakeholders to include people with disabilities in local communities, and to implement the ADA in their own lives, workplaces, businesses, and communities. Learn more » |
| A Case for Inclusion: Leveraging the Talent of People with Disabilities in the WorkplaceWatch the full recording of NPW's Disabilities Roundtable on March 29, 2023 — A presentation and discussion on how (and why) businesses can successfully hire and retain employees with disabilities, how disability inclusion benefits a business, and why workplace inclusion matters. Watch Video » |
| Gender Identity Guide by The Washington BladeThe Washington Blade is oldest LGBTQ newspaper in the U.S. covering the latest gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender news in Washington, DC and around the world. Read Here » |
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| The LOFT LGBTQ+ Community CenterThe LOFT offers LGBTQ+ trainings for organizations and information on LGBTQ+ events, programs and services, such as support groups, social activities, and special events like Westchester Pride, The Hudson Valley TransForum. Learn More » |
 | 2023 TGNCNB Employment ReportA New York State Department of labor report on transgender, gender non-conforming, and non-binary persons in the workforce. The new report examines employment disparities among TGNCNB New Yorkers and offers policy recommendations to address systemic barriers. Learn More » |
| Department of Community Mental Health (DCMH) Online Resource DirectoryThis online resource directory was created as a helpful tool for residents and professionals to locate the many and varied mental health resources in Westchester County. Assistance is also available by calling DCMH directly at 914-995-5220. Learn More » |
 | 988 Key Messages and Points of ContactView key messages developed by Vibrant and SAMHSA around the transition to 988, the Lifeline’s capacity, what happens when you call/text/chat 988, differences between federal, state, and administrator roles, plus 988 communications resources and SAMHSA points of contact. Learn More » |
| Nonprofit Assets - Domestic Violence and Child Abuse Resources ListResource sheet from NPW's "Nonprofit Assets: Domestic Violence Awareness - Resources to Promote Community Safety" virtual discussion. View the recording here and access the Westchester County Office for Women "Behind Closed Doors" presentation here. Learn More » |
| Westchester County Office for Women Resource ListResource sheet from the Westchester County Office for Women that includes information on domestic violence services, legal services, domestic violence hotlines and more. Learn More » |
 | NPW's Nonprofit Health AssessementThe assessment is intended to provide New York 501c3 nonprofit organizations with a tool to conduct an initial self-assessment of the organization’s overall health in particular areas, foster deeper inquiry in areas that need attention, and offer helpful resources. Learn more » |
| NYCON State of the SectorThe New York Council of Nonprofits has released its 2024 State of the Sector report, offering valuable insights into the current data, trends, and challenges facing the nonprofit sector in New York. Learn more » |
| United Way 2-1-1United Way’s 211 Helpline offers health and human services information, referral, assessment, and crisis support to help callers find the assistance they need to address the everyday challenges of living, as well as those that develop during times of disaster and other community emergencies. 211 is a confidential and comprehensive service that has enabled government and not-for-profit agencies to realize concrete cost savings as well as increased customer service to residents throughout our service area. |
| Pro Bono PartnershipPro Bono Partnership, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, provides free business and transactional legal assistance to other nonprofits. They recruit and support volunteer attorneys with a range of specializations to help nonprofits in Connecticut, New Jersey, and New York achieve their goals, avoid risk, increase capacity, and better serve their constituencies. Learn more » |
| Westchester Children’s AssociationWestchester Children's Association focuses on key issues that affect the most vulnerable young people in Westchester County. They are a key resource for socio-economic data, analysis and reports related to critical issues impacting Westchester’s youth. |
| Westchester Community Foundation - Westchester IndexThe Westchester Index is an equity-focused community indicators project with data and analysis spanning 6 topic areas and 65 individual indicators. It provides information that the Westchester community can use to examine disparities across racial, ethnic and socioeconomic divides – and then work to eliminate disparities. Learn more » |
| Westchester Library System (WLS)WLS offers robust, community centered outreach programs and resources, collaborating with 38 member libraries, community agencies and nonprofits to serve the County’s most vulnerable populations. |
| Westchester Center for Racial Equity of the YWCA White Plains & Central WestchesterThe Westchester Center for Racial Equity provided a dedicated space for working towards racial equity in Westchester County. The Center is a hub for county wide training and other resources organizations and individuals committed to racial equity, racial justice, and antiracism. |
| The Westchester Community Organizations Active in Disaster (Westchester COAD)Westchester COAD is a network within and on behalf of the faith-based, non-profit, governmental, business, and other organizations and agencies which provides a coordinated recovery effort to meet the unmet needs of Westchester County residents impacted by local disasters. Learn more » |
 | National Council of NonprofitsThe National Council of Nonprofits produces and curates a robust offering of tools, resources, and samples for nonprofits to operate most effectively and to advocate for their needs. Learn more » |
| Government PartnersNonprofit organizations and government at all levels are essential partners in supporting the healthy functioning of our communities. Learn more about the resources of government partners, elected officials, the issues they are addressing and their legislative priorities. Westchester Elected Officials Contact List Westchester County Board of Legislators |
