Office of Nonprofit Empowerment.
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No
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No
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed Assembly
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill establishes the Office of Nonprofit Empowerment within the state government to oversee and coordinate state policies supporting California’s nonprofit organizations. The office will provide guidance, resources, and technical assistance to nonprofits on procurement and grantmaking laws, and develop training materials for state entities to streamline access to state funding. It also mandates regular reporting on partnership improvements and aims to reduce barriers for nonprofits in accessing state resources.
Key provisions
- Creates the Office of Nonprofit Empowerment within the state government.
- Provides guidance and technical assistance to nonprofits on procurement and grantmaking.
- Requires the office to develop training materials for state entities on advance payments and other funding strategies.
- Authorizes the office to update the State Administrative and Contracting Manuals.
- Mandates regular reporting to the Governor and Legislature on partnership improvements.
- Establishes a Director of the Office, appointed by the Governor.
- Requires consultation with nonprofit organizations and experts in fulfilling its duties.
- Sets a repeal date for the provisions of the bill.
Who is affected
- Nonprofit organizations
- State government agencies
- California residents (through improved service delivery)
- Grant recipients
- Contractors
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