Georgia Center for Nonprofits

05/27/2026

Ready to lead with more clarity, confidence, and impact? Join our upcoming Leading Strategy module starting June 19. Through real-world discussions, hands-on activities, and collaborative learning with fellow nonprofit leaders, you’ll gain practical tools to navigate challenges, strengthen your team, and focus on long-term impact — not just day-to-day operations.

Scholarships are available! Learn more:

Enhance your ability to drive growth and effectiveness while maintaining focus on long-term strategic goals.

05/22/2026

This , it’s important to recognize that healthy organizations are built through supportive cultures, thoughtful leadership, and workplaces where people can thrive.

Our Certificate of Managing the Modern Nonprofit explores practical strategies for leading hybrid teams, fostering inclusion, and creating sustainable workplace cultures in a rapidly changing environment. Because supporting your mission also means supporting the people behind it.

Explore the series starting August 12: https://gcn.org/event/certificate-of-managing-the-modern-nonprofit-inclusion-technology-culture-in-a-new-era/

05/20/2026

Many nonprofit leaders are facing difficult decisions right now — but you don’t have to navigate them alone. Beginning August 4, GCN’s Strategic Options Labs provide a structured, supportive space to explore four potential paths forward: collaborate, reinvent, reorganize, or exit with intention and clarity.

Scholarships are available for nonprofit leaders navigating budget constraints. If your organization needs support to participate, we encourage you to apply:

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05/19/2026

After the FY2027 budget passed, Governor Kemp withheld $344M through 157 last-minute disregards, vetoes, and reductions.

Nearly half of those cuts affect programs nonprofits deliver or depend on — while many private-sector and infrastructure investments were preserved.

The result: a deeper gap between rising demand and constrained capacity.

Our latest policy brief breaks down what changed, and who bears the cost.

Read the full analysis: https://gcn.org/policy-brief-gov-kemps-changes-to-the-fy-2027-budget/

05/18/2026

Build practical fundraising skills – from foundational concepts to advanced strategy – with GCN’s Fundraising classes. Whether you’re new to fundraising or refining your approach, our offerings cover annual and capital campaigns, revenue strategy, donor systems, grant writing, digital fundraising, and emerging tools like AI.

Explore upcoming fundraising classes:

Our schedule of live events, including Nonprofit University trainings, member forums, community learning sessions, and more, offered in-person and online.

05/14/2026

Did you know many elections are effectively decided in the primary? That’s why May Matters — for nonprofits, for our communities, and for the issues we care about most.

Make a plan to vote: Election Day is Tuesday, May 19 🗳️

Get nonpartisan resources designed to help increase participation at GAMATTERS.US

05/08/2026

We’re proud to spotlight our GCN member, Black Mamas Matter Alliance, as Executive Director Angela D. Aina is named to the TIME100 Health 2026 list of the world’s most influential leaders in health – an incredible milestone as the organization celebrates 10 years of impact.

Read the article:

Find out why Angela Doyinsola Aina is on the TIME100 Health 2026 list.

05/07/2026

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05/07/2026

Heads up, Georgia nonprofits: the federal Form 990 may be getting a significant overhaul.

The U.S. Treasury Department has announced that the IRS is planning to revise the Form 990 with new emphasis on transparency around government funding and fiscal sponsorship arrangements.

What could this mean for your organization? Potentially more detailed reporting on how public funds are received and used, and new disclosure requirements for nonprofits that use fiscal sponsorship structures.

No new rules are final yet, and a public comment period is expected before anything is finalized. GCN will be watching this closely and keeping our community updated.

05/01/2026

GCN salutes the incredible work of the Georgia nonprofits stepping up to provide disaster relief for the communities and wildlife affected by the ongoing South Georgia wildfires, which now stretch across more than 50,000 acres – especially local organizations like Brantley County Family Connection, South Georgia Equine Rescue, Second Harvest of South Georgia, Inc., and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6602. Please consider donating or reaching out to these organizations if your own nonprofit can provide assistance.

For preparedness and recovery information, curated for nonprofits and those they serve, visit GCN's Disaster and Emergency Resource Hub here:

Essential information for maintaining operations while supporting clients and employees, including preparation and recovery guides, rapid assistance, and more.