California Nonprofits Day.
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Overview
This resolution declares May 20th of each year as California Nonprofits Day. It recognizes the significant economic and social contributions of nonprofit organizations in the state, highlighting their role in the economy, employment, volunteerism, and community support. The resolution emphasizes the importance of nonprofits in addressing critical needs and promoting positive change throughout California.
Key provisions
- Declares May 20th as California Nonprofits Day.
- Acknowledges the economic impact of nonprofits (15% of state GDP).
- Recognizes nonprofits as the third largest employer in California.
- Highlights the volunteer contribution equivalent to 33,000 full-time jobs.
- Notes the significant financial contributions from out-of-state sources.
- Emphasizes the diversity of nonprofit organizations across California.
- Recognizes the role of nonprofits during crises, such as the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Affirms the importance of nonprofits for economic resilience and community support.
Who is affected
- Nonprofit organizations in California
- California residents
- Government agencies
- Senators and Assembly Members
- The general public
Notable changes
- Establishes a formal annual recognition day for California nonprofits.
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